Tillamook headlight., June 05, 1891, Image 1

,e Oldest Paper.
Ths Loading Paper,
- Largest Circulation
cadliijlit.
Of any paper in the county.
TILLAMOOK.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
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VNlTED STATES.
lident ............a.......... B enjamin H arrison
. . . L evi I’. M orton
..president
J ames G. B laine
etary of State . .. .
C harles F oster THAT MAY BE THE OUTCOME OF
etary of Treasury
J. W. N oble
etary of Interior
RECENT POLITICAL EVENTS.
R edfield P roctor
etary of War
..........
B. F. T racy
etary of Navy
J ohn W anamaker
manter-Geueral
W. II. H. M iller Important Action by Repreaentatlves of I
rtiey-Géneral
the A ustri* I inn Colonies in » Recent !
etary of Agriculture ......... J eremiah R usk
STATE OF OREGON.
Convent ion nt Sydney—Federation at
... ...S. PENNOYER.
trnor
......................
G. W. M c B ride
Least an Assured Fact.
pta» y of State....................
. . 1’ hil . M etch an
surer
—E. b . M c E lroy Copyright, 1801. by American Press Asalia-
ef Public Instruction
0. B aker
ter
................................ F rank
(R. S.S trahan
......... ¿W. P. L ord
HE an nonnce­
tut Judge.
fR. S. B ean
ment that the fed
I J. H. M itchell
eration conven-
tors .................................. j J. N. D olph
tion in Sydney,
reumsa.........
..............
»• H ermann
f J. T. Apperson,
New South
¡Land Office, Oregon City , B p Burch*U 1
Wales, had ap-
t
Receiver.
proved the title
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
of “The Com­
Senator.................... .............. F. A. M oore I
monwealth of
.............. R P. B oise ‘
it Court
........... G. G. B ingham
Anstralia” does
cuting Attorney
TILLAMOOK COUNTY.
not mean that a
..W m . D. S tillwell
•sentative
new nation has '
. . H. F. H olden I
e
.........
iW. T. W est
been created in
missioucr
............ IW.G. K elso
obedience to one
......... W. W. C onder
.. .............. S am D owns of the most marked tendencies of the
¡ir.’..'.:..'......
II. H. M c D ermott ■ times—that of political as well as in­
Hirer .........................
isor ............ ............... ................ F. M. L amb
J ohn E dwards dustrial consolidation. A work of this
?yor ...........................
.................... .....................A. T. W hite character, a work scarcely less impor­
)1 „ Superintendent
!
Lty Prosecuting Attorney A. W. S everance
tant to that part of the world than I
TILLAMOOK CITY.
............................. C. N. D rew the union of the colonies, or the for 1
........................... E. E- S elph mation of a united Italy, or the erection
..............................G eo . C ohn of a German empire, still requires much
.................... L. L. S tillwell
(J ohn ^B arker , President to be done to make it complete. The ;
?A. P. W ilson
tees
constitution adopted by the convention
(J ohn S heets
AUSTRALIAN REPUBLIC.
must. like the United States federal com­
pact, receive the approval of the individ-
j ual states taking part in the delibera-
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
[ tionstbat brought it forth before it be­
comes the epirit animating a new body
> q’lLLAMOOK LODGE NO. 57,
7 I A. F. & A. M., meets on the politic.
k x first Saturday night of each
That it will receive such approval is
I month. Special meetings for work
every Friday night. Visiting breth­ not altogether certain, although not im-
ren invited to attend.
. probable. -In Australia, as among the
H V V Johnson, W. M.
[ colonies, the fear has existed that feder­
I G. O. Nolan, Sec’y.
ation may not prove an untnixed bless­
ing; that a central authority may usurp
n'lLLAMOOK LODGE No.
I 94, I. O. O. F. meets in the rights now enjoyed by some of the
! 1 Odd Fel low's hall every states; that it may give toothers« power .
Saturday night, except, the
firxt Saturday of each month. and prominence not shared by all alike I
W. H. Cooper, N.G.
It is a curious fact that while New South
B. F. Ely, Sec’y.
Wales was the first to propose a union in
1853, she has since been most active in
opposing it. Under the reign of free
pORlNTll POST, G.A.R meets on
trade she has thriven wonderfully, so
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the 1st & 3rd Tuesday night of much so that free traders never tire of
pointing to her as One of the most con
each month in Grand Army llall.
spicuous examples of the practical benefi-
J. W. Maxwell, Commander.
II. Roberts, Adjutant.
The H eadlight excels
As an ‘ Advertising
Medium and Gives
it was called into existence. It was im­
perfect, not only because it did not in­
clude New Zealand and New South
W ales, but becati.-;;: of the limited powers
of the council, which could deal directly
with only a very few subjects, such as
the Australian fisheries and the service
of criminal processes in the several
states, on other subjects, such as patent
rights, copyright, corporations, etc.,
which were dealt with by the individual
legislature«, it would only act when they
had Is'en referred to it by two colonies
at least, and its action was binding only-
on those colonies that had made the
reference. There was no executive and
no judiciary Under the new constitu­
tion. so far as it lias been disclosed in
the dispatches from Sydney, this feeble­
ness of the council and these essential
features of a sound federation are ab­
sent.
The constitution is, in fact, closely
modeled after that of the United States.
and provides that the powers not ex­
pressly delegated to the federal govern­
ment are reserved by the colonies them­
selves, a principle, by the way, not ob­
served in the Dominion constitution,
which provides that the powers not ex-
pressly reserved by the colonies aredelo-
gated to the central authority. There is
a senate whose members are elected by
the legislatures of new states. Tlieir
terms are for six years. One-half of
them retire every three years. The
members of the national assembly are
elected by universal suffrage for three
years. They alone have the right to,
originate all tax and appropriation bills.
Thu judicial system is unlike the Amer-
can, because the British government has
the right to veto its decisions, and the
executive, instead of beiug elective as
in the United States, is appointed in
Londe n. Should this constitution re­
ceive the approval of all the colouies
represented in the Sydney convention
there will lie added to the nations of
the earth a new power, not so great
as they in point of population, but
with possibilities that would, if realized,
more than rival them. In point of ter­
ritory, Australia is quite as large as the
United States after a century of accre­
tions. and with her population of four
millions she would begin her career as a
nation with numbers as great as the col­
onies at the close of the Revolution, and
with a strength undiminished by a long
and exhfiusting struggle for independ­
F raxkmn S mith .
ence.
OREGON.
All th« county news.
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FRIDAY. JUNE 5
$1.50 Per Year.
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;i.’ .i.’uíD .VXD GARDEN.’
TOPICS OF INTEREST TO AMER­
ICAN HORTICULTURISTS.
NETARTS
BY THE SEA!
The Water Hyacinth, an Aquatic Flant
That Is Still Unknown to the Majority
of the People, Although Florists Are
Well Acquainted with It.
Tlio illustration represents an aquatic
plant that is still so new as to be abso­
lutely unknown to the majority of the
people, although floriuts have it for sale.
It is the Pontecleria crassipes, major,
also called the water hyacinth. It bears
a cluster of pale lilac flowers, that re-
\V. MAXWELL has platted a town-site on hi* place at Netarts beach Fine sightly residence lota, view unsurp«**ed and
e sheltered from the north-west wind. No prettier and more suitable place could l>* found for * sea-sida resort. H«n*
dreds of people visit Netarts Bay every summer and catnp for weeks on the Beach. Fine surf bathing, good fishing,
several varieties ot clams and oysters, elegant five-mile drive on the beach, and picturesque arched rocks Where thousand* of
sea-lions disport themselves every day. Just the place to spend a few weeks this summer and select a site for a cottaga by
the sea. A most delightful location. Several lots bargained before survey was made Come via Sheridan or North Yamhill.
For full particulars, prices, terms etc., write to J. \V. M axwell , Netarts, Tillamook Co., Oregon.
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THE FINEST BEACH ON
TUE WATER HYACINTH,
mind one of a truss of rhododendrons.
The individual llowers tiro about two
inched in diameter, tho top petal being
blue in the middle, with
yellow spot
in the center of the blue. put although
tile flowers are beautiful, it is the queer
bladd.-iiike expansion of the petioles
that rivtsthe attention of those that
■e it for the first time. A Philadelphia
correspondent, who describes this curi­
ous pL.'ct. writes as follows concerning
it in the American Garden:
1 bare a specimen in a fish globe, nnd
although til ■ latter is filled with well
water nnd contains not a particlo of
earth, the plant seems to thrive, for it
has not only bloomed as you see it in
the drawing, but it has thrown out two
new runners since 1 had it; and to all
appearances it is going to get along
witnout any earth. This make» it the
more attractive, since even tho roots are
beautiful. They are of a dark purplish
black, lipiR-d with a black lancelike
l>oi.it. 1 am t<-id the plant is very ten­
der, and th n f re it must be kept in a
w.-inu r.xiui in winter.
THE PACIFIG COAST!
¥
The Leading Merchants of Tillamook County!
------- DEALER* IN----- --
G eneral
Or.-til.l. and Th.-lr K.-qnireineut«.
Vt'e find in Garden and Forest the fol­
lowing: All orchids are not “air plants"
URCH DIRECTORY
C ubi -I cb W. Taylor, Whose Humorous so called. Our native specie*, without
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Sketches Have Beeit Widely Head.
exception, grow in the ground, although
TauM». C harge , M E. C hurch ,
Few American humorists of the pres- ! many of those which flourish in the
ent day and generation are more widely tropics, and which are cultivated in teui-
bttwdsv iu the month, Long Prairie 10:30
known to the reading public than the Iterate countries under glans, receive tlieir
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•’ Pleasant Valley 2:30
Chicago Tribune mau. The tales of the nourishment from the moisture in the
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joys and sorrows of the McSwat family, i air. Plants of the orchid family differ
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Kilchis
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'• Tillamook
and the touching romances in which from all others in tho arrangement of
Bolivar Pike and Buenavista .McCorkle, their organs of reproduction, which are
iv School in Tillamook every Sunday
r meetings Thursday evenings
Georgo Ferguson and Laura Kajones, r I united into a column composed of a (in­
>ecial nastorial service is desired, cjl
Emersonia Howjaines and Young Brod- gle or, in cane of the Lady's Slipper, of
Uersigued al the Parsonage, opposite the
wcigli are mixed up. are important con- I two stamens coherent wither borne on
house.
W ood , Pastor.
MAP OF AUSTRALIA,
cence of their doctrine. Fearing that tributions to the stock of current humor. the style or thick fleshy stigma. The
she would be obliged tx> sacrifice her It is unnecessary to enter into any mi- , perianth of tile flower is composed of six
■TMKNTS T illamook . C ircuit M. E
commercial
liberty, with the onteide nute analysis of these sketches. They division.-, arranged in two seta, each of
C hu R cii S outh .
three. I he three outer divisions are
A. M. world at least, if she joined her sister are thoroughly American in tone, and
mndayin the month, Tillamook li
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7 30 r. II.
are popular because they are extremely ( c.-dled e pals, ami often resemble in text­
states,
some
of
which,
particularly
Vic
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kl Sunday, Wallace school house. 2. r. M.
is held ”P ure mid color tlioneof the inner set called
it. A. M. toria, are strong protectionists, she re- i funny. Maudlin sentiment ..................
I Sunday, South I’rairie,
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Pleasant Valley
J- 1’. M. inained aloof from the imperfect union 1 to ridicule in these short burlesques of petals.
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Pleasant Valley
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Of the inner .set of these divisions one
th Bundy Hoquarton school house 11. A. »I. effected under the act of 1885 creating ;
differs from the others in shape and
2.3OA.
M. the federal council.
Loiig Prairie
2.
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direction, and is called tho lip—the «ack
New Zealand likewise stood ajiart
if the Lady's Slipper. This is really the
from her sister states, but for a different I
CllBlSTtAN ( HVBCH.
upl>er 1« tai—that is, tho one next to tho
reason.
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Nature
has
made
1,200
iin-
I
ler It B MOBOAN, raator: Will presch »t
ixis of the flower—but by a half twist
inook, on the third amt fifth Sunday’» ot pediments to the inclusion of New Zea­
,f the ovary it is made to appear as if it
month, at 1 ■ :a0 A. M., and 7:30 r. M. All land in any such federation in the 1,200
ordially invited.
were the lowest. These elements—sepals,
miles of stormy ocean which lie between
petals. Up and column—varied almost
ns and our brethren in zXustralia,” said
sith-ut limit in form and color, com­
rSKRBVTf.RlAN CHt’RCU.
one of her delegates to the conference in
bine to produce the almost infinite tiinn-
B ay C ity .
Melbourne in February, 1830, when it
b r of widely differing forms which are
was decided to hold the convention re­
viees’pvery Sabbath at II a. m. and 7 p. tn
so fascinating in their oddity, quaint­
cently in session in Sydney Bnt she is
rdial invitation extended to all.
ness and beauty. Orchids are found in
J. I>. Beard. Pastor.
not so far from Sydney or Melbourne,
all warm and temperate parts of the
were either of these cities to be selected
world, although they are more abundant
as the capital of the commonwealth,
in tl.e tropics than elsewhere. They are
than is the west coast of western Aus­
■AST AND SOUTH
perennial plants, often with tuber Lear
tralia or the northern coast of northern
iug roots, ami the peculiar structure of
VIA
Australia. She was, moreover, appre­
tlieir flowers renders impossible their
hensive
that
the
federation
movement
unaided fertilization, tor which they de­
uthern Pacific Route.
was not entirely loyal to the British
pend on the visit» of insects.
?
ClIARI^S W. TAYIXIR.
crown; she had no desire to become sep­
arated
from
the
mother
country.
She.
SHASTA LINE,
life »nd manners, and there is a power­
Hardy flrrbacrotm Plant*.
as well as New South Wales, decided, ful combination of genuine wit and the
In an essay on “Hardy Herlmceous
however, to send delegates to the Sydney literary art of the trained descriptive Planta" Mr. J. W. Manning, of Reading,
resa train* leave Portland dally. convention. The other colonies r jpre- writer who knows how to put in an ef­ Miss., had the following to say at a
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North, sented were Queensland, South Anstr«- fective background of pathos.
meeting of florists:
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lia, Western Australia and Tasmania.
The first sketches of this sort which
Among double white flowers adapted
m I Lea re« Portland Arrivi« I 9:15 « ™
api>eare<l in The Tribune were froui the to the flow, r g ir leu and also lor cutting
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San Francisco
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pen of Henry Ten Eyck White, who we know of none better than the double
wrote the "Lakeside Musings.” It not white Achill ,i. the p ari, which in the
>ve train» »top only st following station»
infrequently happen*, therefore, that Mr. hot w vks of .July start i into a most con­
of Kwrebiirg: Eo»t Portland, Oregon City.
Ibnrn, Salem, Albany, Tangent, Shedd»,
Taylor is supposed to be tlieir author, tinuous succi-'-ion, cotitimii’ig for fully
y, Harrisburg, Junction City, Irving, Hu-
but it takes little study to discover th.it six week». Gyp .plulla panicnlata or
BOSBBVBn MAIO DAILY.
the two styles are entirely different, al­ infants' breath is one of the iadispenaoble
though dealing with the same subjects. flowers for all gardens, and could not be
Portland
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Mr White stopped humorous writing omitted from any «list, and immediately
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Roseburg
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several years ago Mr Taylor succeeded following its liest beauty, the Euphorbia
him in 188*1, in wliat perliap* may be coroilata or flowering »purge commences
Y LOCAL , DAILY (BXCXPT SUNDAY)
termed an accidental manner. He was to attain its beauty, and until the 1st of
Portland
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at that time city editor of the Peoria September will continue in profuse
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Albany
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(Ills.) Transcript. He left the paper on bli.orn. It is one of those plants which
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account of his health, and while recuper­ can invariably be <!<•]» tided ujkiu .
k pai «KNGBR TRÄINR DAILY ( RXCBPT RUN-
DAY.)
ating »at down one day and wrote half a
Veronica longifoHa var. subseaeili» is
column of paragraphs, which he sent to in our opinion the finest dark blue flower
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the Chicago Tribune. To bis surprise that could be recommended. Commenc­
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Albany
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they were printed, and an order arrived ing at this seas-rti it generally coutiuur*
Ar 340 a tn
Izebauon
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for more. In the next eight months he bj bio m until late Heptetuber. Its
b'-catne a full fldgel "funny man." l.raneiung, upright habitof growthes|*:
Pullman Buffet Sleeper«
Finally he went to Chicago, secured a cially adapts it for cutting, and its in­
LOU RIST SLEEPING CARS
place on The Tribune staff, and has been tense color is unequaled. Pyrethrum
TOWS hall , ITtlYtT.
U:r -i turn is in it» way fully m-desir-
nVhere the convention wo btM.|
khe accommodation of Second Claw» Passen-
there ever since
I gers. attached to Expresa Trains.
A singular fentnre of this "’nvement
Mr Taylor has a wife and three chi! abid as the last mentioned, Covering
is the absence of the outside pressure dren. and lemls a quiet life, being little about the same season of growth and
The Weal Side Division
that united the American colonic* known personally outside of Ins own im­ prodm iug an abuwlance of haudsotne,
NEEI PORTLAND AND CORHLLIS. against Great Britain; nor do there exist mediate circle. He is forty-six y»ar» pure white, cup shaped flower* with
kui rest* daily ( bxcsft ilttoav .)
the internal dissensions, threatening to old nnd was born in Sjcidtoville, O. Since yellow centers.
a rñl Lé
Portland
Ar
S*JO p m blaze forth in civil war, that drove the early childhood he has resided in Illinois
TblB«» Ths» Are ToM.
• m ! L< North Yamhill L< 326pm Canadian provinces into the dominion, His fatiier w>»« a Methodist preacher, and
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popular Gardening say* that for tbs
nor is there a great popular deniamL as hi* boyish recollection* are of the fre­
nd spi.ler t.a> best anuduto ia water-
Albany and Corvallis connect with aína was tiie case in Italy, for a closer union quent movings incident to an itinerant
fer.,n Paciflc Railread.
—a single central government strong calling. Be entered a printing office tlxiH, aiul livUiing more.
Rasas T sao 'S naiLv. trxcrrr »rar iz.)
A well known florist tell* that white
enough to command respect abroad, ami early in life and began writing in 1872
aweet 4*nted violets do well for quite a
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Portland
«am arise enough to look after the general Up hi the time be went on The Tribune
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P » tv North Yamhill t» 61Í a m domestic interests of nil the colonies. - be was engag'd in various journalistic number of years planted where there
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McMinnville
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From first to last it has beeu a move­ «i^qmss in Illinois, and owned and are apt to b* ba-1 places in the <«d, and
will always thrive if the graas uore not
ment of «tatesmeii, wbe o. like Sir Henry edited several paper*
T om Mssijox
?hrougli Tickets Parke*, the premier of New Sontb
erewd them too cloaely.
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—TO AM. POINTS--------
Wales, see that 'now henceforth and
A com < ndent in O
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Where Werfc !• Utile Meealed.
east and south
forever'* the people of Australia ‘must
deh say* that some of tbs
There is a happy region of the world nf Gaft IAihr utAii?1 ZumJ
make common causw «nd inherit a com
M erchandise .
CHICAGO TRIBUNE MAN.
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Notions.
Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Etc.
i
Thia house ia connected with the well known whole-sale and commiaaion houaa
of M ark L. C o H n A Co., 146, F kon T S t ., 1’ o RT lahii , Oar.., and is able to purchase
goods in large lots and at a very low figure, thus being able to discount all com­
petitors in prices.
Country Produce taken in Exchange for Goods.
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COHN * BROWN B l X,
TILLAMOOK, OKKtloM.
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All Aboard for Tillamook!
■nd whan you got than taka ■ look at
T hayer ’ s
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A ddition .
MAGNIFICENT PROPER TY it almotl in the heatt
city.
ttreels.
NEW
Perfectly levtl; commanding viele,
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Site of loti, foxtoo; wide
Will be told on eat \ termt and al prim Pat will give the pur-
Paten a Panee to double their money in the next tix monthc.
Special in­
duct men ft to thote who will build.
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Now is the time to in
vest, while prop
f you wish to make an Investment or buy yourself a