Tillamook headlight., June 26, 1891, Image 1

Oldest Paper,
'he Leading Paper,
Largest Circulation
The H eadlight excels
As an Advertising
Medium and Gives
of any paper in the eouaty.
All the county new».
IV. No. 4.
OFFICIAL directory ,
i 1LLAMOOK,
FARM AND GARDEN.
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united state
states
. benjamin H arrison
.. . L evi P. M orton
ident
J ames (». B i . ainr
of State
C harles F oster OBSERVATIONS WORTHY OF NOTE
of Treasury
J. W. N oblk
of Interior
IN RURAL AFFAIRS.
. R edfield P roctor
of War
........
B. F. T racy
of N’evy
J
ohn
W
anamaker
er-Gencral
W. II. H. M iller Timely Hints Coucernlng the Treatment
General -
J eremiah R usk
Of Agricnlture ..
of Breeding Swine and the Young Pigs.
STATE OF OREGON.
S. P ennoyer .
A Simple Arrungemvnt for a Trough
(i. W. M c B ride
That Is Frequently Neglected»
0
.
P hil . M etch an
•ublic Instruction
K. B. M c E lboy
One man hangs over the fence and
11
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F rank (’. B aker
(R. S. S trahan pours part of tho slope in the trough and
?W.
P.
L
ord
fudge«
part on the backs of the pushing, squeal­
?R. 8. B ean
I J. H. M itchell ing pigs. Another mail pours the slop
) J. N. D olph
in a trough which he has passed through
B. H ermann
IÄÜ. •
the fence. It is easy to tell which is the
[J. T. Apperson,
I
Register.
Wiser. The cut shows how the wise mau
Office. Oregon CH> < B p Burch,
has the trough fixed.
(
Receiver,
if ri > JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
tnr
.............. F. A. M oore
•7»
R P. B oise
g Attorney
G- B ingham
TILLAMOOK COUNTY.
uve
................W m . I). S tillwell
H. F. H olden
iW. T. W eht
mcr
fW. G. K elso
\v. \V. C onder
S am D owns
H. H. M c D ermott
F. M. L amb
J ohn E dwards
rintendent
..
A T W hite HOW THE WISE MAN FIXE3 HIS TROUOH.
lecutinn Attorney A. W. ÜEVEKANCE
Tho following pertinent ad vice is given
TILLAMOOK CITY.
................ ................ C. N. liaxw in Farm Journal, authority for the fore­
............... E. K. S ei . ph going:
.................. G eo . C ohn
Plant out a big lot of early sweet corn
. L. L. S tillwell
f Jons ¿B arker , President to feed the pigs this summer. Look out
¿A. P. W ilson
for the seed now. Where the most is
(JoHF S hee TR
i
DEVOTED TO
OREGON.
FRIDAY. JUNE 26,
EDUCATION.
The »uay >.‘fe of niellarti Gilmour. Lato
làirihop of Cleveland.
Richard Gilmour, Roman Catholic
bishop of Cleveland, died at St. August­
ine, Fla., recently after a brief illness.
The right rev­
erend gentleman
was a native of
Glasgow, Scot­
TURF TOPICS.
land, where ho
was born Sept.
L. D. Kinney, Salt Lake City, Utah,
28, 1824. His par­
ents, who were ■as sold to 1. J. Starbnck, for »2,500, the
Scotch Presbyte­ lacing mare Lady May, by Belmont,
rians, emigrated lam by John A. Logan—in foal to I. J.S.
to Nova Scotia 1 There is a filly at Palo Alto by Election-
RICHARD GII.SIOLR. when Richard rer, out of the pacing mare Lucy, that
was a child nnd afterward settled in promises to step low in the teens. She
Pennsylvania. The boy early developed i one of t he kind that is not for sale at
a fondness for books, which was fostered any price.
by his parents. His mind was attracted
Marty Bergen has been reinstated by
to Roman Catholic doctrines owing to Starter Cal.'.well. Ho has been kept on
the kindness of a priest in assisting him ■ the ground so long that he will probably
in musical studies, and young Gilmour be very shy about offending the starter
tx-gnn to fit himself for tho priesthood in the future.
when he was twenty years old. He wa3
The horsemen and breeders in and
ordained by Archbishop Purcell iu Cin­ around Newark, N. Y., are organizing
cinnati in 1852.
for tho purfHise of building a first class
Bishop Gilmour made rapid advance­ kite shaped track at that place, and ex­
ment in tho church. Ilis first mission­ pect to hold the first meeting on July 4.
ary labors were in southern Ohio and
There is a saving clause in the prohib­
Kentucky, where ho built several
schools and churches. In 1857 he was itive edict about betting that the French
given charge of St. Patrick’s, Cincin­ chamber of deputies issued. Betting is
nati, where ho erected a school which | allowed among people who “are mutu­
said and done for p'»;s there the pigs pay became oue of the finest buildings of ally acquainted and who understand
tho best. The more you think of your the kind in Ohio. Later bo was made horses."
Jack Green, an old time rubbar and
pigs
the more they will think of yon. professor in the seminary of Mount St.
CIETŸ DIRECTORY
Begin now to feed tho brood sow, so she Mary's of the West, and subsequently fitter of trotters, died in Toledo, O., re­
Will not be crazy when the little pigs are became pastor of St. Joseph's at Dayton, cently. and was buried by tho generous
T'lLLAMOOK lodge no . 57,
I A. F. & A. M., meets on the bom. Give her plenty of bran anil suc­ O., where he remained until called tc hearted horsemen of that city and
x first Saturday night of each culent food. Let her have a run out of the bishopric of Cleveland iu 1872. After Cleveland. Jack formerly rnblied Lady
month. Special meeting* for work
his accession to the episcopacy Bishop Suffolk, the first horse that ever trotted
every Friday night. Visiting breth­ doors.
ren invited to altetid.
Don't make a practice of breeding Gilmour devoted himself largely to the I a urile iu 2:30.
II. V. V. Johnson, W. M.
young and miniature sows if you want interests of Roman Catholic education.
William E. Dickinson, Hatfield, Mass.,
6. O. Nolan, Sec'y.
strong and healthy pigs. "
Don’t feed He was especially interested iu parochial wbo has Uamliu'a Almont, ,r., 2dJ5, the
breeding sows corn, anil so make them schools, and prepared a series of text sire of Belle Hamlin, 2:12}, etc., at the
’T'ILLAMOOK LODGE No.
I 94, I. O. <>. F. meets in fat; if you do, ten chances to one they books to be used therein. He founded head of Lis stud on the Connecticut river,
)
Odd Fellow's hall every will kill their pigs.
Don't go to the The Catholic Universe of Cleveland in reports that be lias added to his collec
Saturday night, except the
1874. Among his literary works were a tion a mare by Almonarch, 8:24}, dutr
first Saturday of each month. other extreme and half starvo them
W. H. Cooper, N.G.
but give laxative food, such as roots, collection of hymns, a Bible history and by Hamlin Pntcben, in foul to Prina
B. F. Ely, Sec’y.
Regent, 2:10)
bran or linseed meal. Don't let the “School Recreations.”
i brood sow run with shoots or other store
The chief result of tho recent Lons
CUT SHORT BY DEATH.
hogs, aud at least put each sow by her-
dale-Sbrewsbnry driving match, i:
pOICINTH POST, G.A.R meets on | self, in the place where she is to have
which Lord Lonsdale had a walk—<n
find Ending to the Honeymoon of Count
the 1st & 3rd Tuesday night of her litter, a week or ten days before she
rather a drive—over, has been to laioir
and Countess Lewenhaupt.
is to farrow. It will pay you well aftei
American buggio.i. Americau buggi<:
ench month in (¡rand Army Hall.
The death of Count Lewenhaupt re­ wore use.) by Lord L >:is.lale on the firs:
weaning to feed the little pigs three
cently
at
Wilmington,
Del.,
was
a
severe
J. W» Maxwell, Commander.
times a day on warm food, feeding no
twocourses. a:id liny have received th,
shock to the fam­
choicest kin 1 of advertisement in conae-
Ii. Roberts, Adjutant. more than they will oat up clean. Give
ily
of
ex-Secre
­
them a few oats to eat between meals.
¡ucr.ce.
See how much pork product can be tary Bayard.
Only
eleven
days
DIPS INTO SCIENCE.
sold in a manufactured state and so get
URCH DIRECTORY
double the price for it—sausage, head hail elapsed since
The most nn.dterable of water colon
cheese, spare ribs, bacon, hams and the marriage of
has been foitii l t > be yellow ochre, terr»
shoulders and lard. These are the the count to
hook C harge , M. E. C hurch ,
sienna, sepia and bines
names by which to sell the pigs. They Ellen, the young­
Men of science declare that the orang,
est daughter of
.iu tlw month, »ong Prairie 10:30 sound better than simply pork.
Put
” Mtoisiint Valley 2:30
tvas originally a lierry. nnd that its evo
the statesman.
them
in
the
best
possible
shape
and
sell
'• Till linook
n:0o
i lotion has been going on for more than i
B
7:30 by sample, taking orders and then de­ The wedding was
)
11:00
thousand years
a quiet one, but
l^Ull» m 00k
11:00 livering afterward.
it was attended
A foreign watchmaker has patented a
I
'•
”
7-'3<>
by many of tho
I in Tillamook every Sunday 200
device by which an hour or two before n
How to Grow Biff Corn Crops.
Y- Thursilay evenings
7:30
COUNT
LEWENHAUPT.
best known so­
clock mat down the word •‘wind" will
•torial service is desired, call on
An Indiana farmer, writing in The ciety people of New York, Bo3ton, Phila­
id al tile parsoiia;;c, opposlie
Farmers' R view, tells bow lie has delphia and Washington. It was gener­ Hpi«1 ir at the o’wnin.g i i tho diol.
J. H. Woon. Pastor.
One of the rrmcfltnical curiosities ol
gained his prize crops. He says:
ally known that the groom was in ill
The aero of corn wi th which I com­ health, but the excitement of the prepar­ the gramophone r< the fact that tb.
record itself is tho screw which
T illamook . C ircuit M. E- peted for a premium in 1883, and on
ations seemed to ward off any serious etched
C hurch S outh .
propels thodiaphragm Iroui periphery U
the month, Tillamook li. a .« m . which I had drilled 500 pounds of phoe- attack.
After
the
marriage,
however,
”
7.30 r. M. pliato. was planted three feet and two
tho count was stricken with typhoid center
Wallace school house. 2. p.J
''
The fcexl of the plant is storm: tho lift
M.
A. M. fee»«Alternately in width, with one stalk
fever, and died suddenly after an illness
-Ivo inc'.ics in the row, .ni l of three days.
of the plant is sunshine. The plant i
'.wat Vallar
■t Valier
led me 115 bushels. The same acre
Count Lewenhaupt was of a noble the food of tho aui:ual. nnd the life o'
■kited again last year with rows six Swedish family. Ho was about thirty tile plant is the lifeof tbs animal, Storm
an«l three feet alternately, with years of age, and came to tho United and suushiuo are thus transferred from
! Mjk twelve inches in row, and yielded States with a letter of introduction to the vegetable world to the animal world
C hristian C hurch .
W0 b’i-11 els of corn of a far superior qual­ ex-Secretary Bayard in 1889. He was
The following plan is adopted in the
M organ , Pastor: Will preaeWat
tithe third and fifth Sunday’slw ity to the year before. No fertilizer was admitted to tho Bayard mansion, end Paris laboratory for testing the com
at It «*0 a . m ., and 7:30 F. m . All used this time and the season was not his engagement to Miss Ellen Bayard parative durability of paving stones. A
invited.
qaiti so good as the year liefore.
soon followed. He was of a very genial sample of the rock is placed upon a
I e included, therefore, that I made a nature, and was not only popular iu horizontal plate rotating around a verti
IK.aVTKXlAN CKVBCII.
mist, se in planting my corn tooclosa to- diplomatic circles at Washington, but a cal axis mid pressed against it by suitable
B ay C ity .
geth.
Two one-faurtu acre plats were general favorite everywhere. He was contrivances. The wear is then com
selec ed in wfiiicli I have not been able to naval architect at the shipyard of Har­ pared with that of a standard material
cry Sabbath at il a. m. and 7 p.jm
under the same conditions.
itation extended to all.
i det« t any difference in quality of soil, lan & Hollingsworth.
one j at planted as above, six feet and
J. D. Beard. Pastor.
During recent years a series of be­
three feet, and the other all the rows reavements have befallen ex-Secretary
AROUND THE THRONES.
three feet in width. The grains were Bayard. In a short period he lost bis
The
young king, Alexander of Servia,
drop red in each case twelvo inches in the first wife, his eldest daughter Katherine
according to present plans, will visit a
row, cultivation the same. Result: The and a brother and a sister.
AND SOUTH
number of European courts this year.
first named produced twenty-two bush­
els good corn. The second, with oue-
The Grand Duke Paul, whose wife is
Daily Life of the Pope.
Because of the infirmities of old age a daughter of the king of Greooe, will
n Paci fie Route. third more corn planted, produced six­
teen bushels good corn and eight bushelf Pope Leo XIII lias lit last been compelled succeed General Guorko as governor of
light chaffy corn, equal in feeding value to relax his Spartan mode of living. He Warsaw.
to eighteen bushels good corn.
XSTA LINE,
rises in the morning at 6 o'clock instead
The |x>pe lias decided to present Iris
I do not believe we can have any iron­ of at 4, as formerly, takes a two hours' statue iu marble to the St Mary’s
clad rnle to plant by. Some ground will nap in the afternoon, and goes to bed church, in Hanover. It is to be placed
ins leave Portland daily. stand closer planting than other. I also soon after*9. His midday dinner in­ over tbetombof Dr.Ludwig Windthorst
I
North. believe corn cm stand closer planting in cludes soup, fish, ineat or poultry and
Prince Henry, brother of the emperor
Michigan or Wisconsin than it can in fruit, washed down with old claret—a of Germany, recently displayed surpris
res Portland Arrives I 9;35 " m
southern
Indiana
or
Kentucky.
luxurious
meal
in
contrast
to
the
frugal
I
6:22
a
m
Albany
Ar
ing talent as a violinist at a concert in
San Francisco
Lv I 9:00 p m
fare hitherto consumed—and at supper Kiel The prince played the first violin
he
eats
eggs
and
meat,
with
a
little
piffs’ Teeth.
in the orchestra.
1 stop only at following stations
urg: East Portland, Oregon City,
A pig's age may bo known by its teeth, champagne and some liqueur. He works
Ex-Empress Eugenio has been sued in
let«, Albany, Tangent, Shedds,
as welLas the ago of other animals. Its as hard as his health will allow, and will Bologna, Italy, for 22,000 lire. Dr. Mat­
‘»urg, Junction City, Irving, Hu
anode of dentition is as follows: It is not give up his frequent audiences, not­ tea. a lawyer, is tho plaintiff, and de­
¡BURG MAIL DAILY.
born with four front teeth; one month withstanding all the doctors’ entreaties. clares tiiat the sum is due him for ar­
afterward it gets four more, one in each
Portland
ranging a contract.
To luiprore AffrleuUure In Turkey.
Albany
side of the first pair in each j iw. At
Rinrbur,
Queen Victoria's month's aujourn at
In
several
ways
the
sultan
has
of
late
8 months it has four more, which is all
Grasse, in the Maritime Alps, will cost
shown
his
desire
to
place
Turkey
on
X, DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY)
the front temporary teeth it has. At 9
somewhere between |50,(W0 and $100,000.
months the four outside teeth drop out. more equal terms with the other nations Probably only two ¡ersons will know
Portland
of
Europe.
He
is
trying
to
improve
the
and are replaced by permanent incisors,
Albany
the exact figures, namely, tho qneen’s
and the others are replaced during the methods of farming in his realm, and director of continental journeys, wbo
next year. At 3 years the boor’s tusks recently sent fourteen capable young makes all the arrangements and pays
appear; at 4 they begin to lift the lips; at men to Germany to study agriculture. the bill», aud Sir Henry Ponsouby, the
Albany
5 Ihey are seen outside the lips; at C they When they have acquired the requisite queen 's war. of buri nose.
Lebanon
project from the mouth, and after tint knowledgo they will (to homo anil ' en-
Albany
they grow longer. After 2 years tho deavor to impart information to the
Lebanon
BEHIND THE SCENES.
sow's front teeth ba veablackriug around modem landowner».
m Buffet Sleepers
tho base of them, and ns the age increases
Von Bulow, the musician, is an nn
I lol ted Cow«' Milk.
S leeping C ars the color of the teeth deepens and they The European physicians are now in­ usually well informed mau and an enter­
become worn. As pigs, hoi-ever, are
taining talker.
rarely kept over two yean, this test sisting that cows' milk ia dtxidly when
Haddon Chambers has writ'en a new
not
boiled
before
it
is
use-1.
It
has
taken
gauge is not often required. Of recent
play for the New York Lyceum theater
an
astonishing
number
of
centnries
to
years, since pigs have been bred so as to
It is entitled “The Pipe of Peace."
Weal Side Division
mature more mindly, the teeth may in­ Liakt- this discovery. After awhile we
ORTLAMO HO CORVALLIS. dicate, as with sheep and cattle, more may be told that oranges should be boiled Mrs. Langtry's leading man, in «me of
lx oAiLv (sxrrrr «mar.)
age than the animals really have. A well and eaten cold with sliced bacon to kill his intense scenes sucked oue able of his
false mustache into bis throat, sad near
Portland
bred pig may have all its permanent the microbes
North Yamhill
ly ruined the scene.
front
teeth
at
18
months,
and
this
more
China'* Lotig Bride*.
C oty ali»
8am H imson. brother of Alice and
rapid dentition has sometimes led to dis­
The Lion bridge, near Sangang, in Chi­ Lou Harrison, and a well known tbeatri-
id Corvallis c
putes as to the pig's age. —Mark Lane na. is considered the longest bridge iu the
ic Railroad.
cal agent and nsan.sger, was recently
Expreas.
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world. Three hundred stone arches sup­ married at P(Aighkee|«iie. N. Y., to Mixa
»INS DAILY, (1
port
its
weight,
and
it
meiumraa
fire
and
Uay for Horse*.
Adelaide Walton.
Portlahd
one-quarter miles from end to end.
North Yaffil
Professor Henry is credited with aay-
Stuart Robson's Cohasset e-*‘ ?»
McMinnril
tliat ten pounds of hay ia sufficient
l»-‘u eotd
The dec res to hare greater privacy known ns "Actor»' Beat " '
berally fed on grain. As a and incur less expenre are said to be re­ Mr. Robson Lad a beat
bouffi« £> »<
URh Tic
consume much more bay sponsible for the recent great ùecreaae could not bear the tboug
TO AU. POINTS—
¡ar them or profitable for the <.f the number of church weddings in it after the death of hie »
AND SOUTH
Ice of filling a hay chute
Mme. Bernhardt is Raxi
Ungimi
________
|^a large amount of
has them almost every m<
tv cat at
[Xwp.te the fact that roma historian» ten »t night after return
.
ex- asw-rt tuat William Tell >a a myth, a
F. F. ROG Mgs.
$1.50 Per Year
and when you get there take a look at
T’/Z/S J/J6WZ/-A71WZ/’AW’AT??’}’« almost in the heati of the
city.
streets.
Perfectly level; commanding view.
Site of lots, yoxroo; wide
Hill he sold on easy terms and at prices that will give the pur*
chasers a thana to double their money in the next six months.
Special in­
ducements to those who will build.
Now is the time to in
If you wish to rriiike an investment or buy yourself A
home, examine this property.
TILLAMOOK CITY WILL SURELY DOUBLE IN SIZE THIS BUMMER.
(O f S an F rancisco ,)
e
DEALERS IM------ ’*-•
General Merchandise
They keep on hands at their store in
Hobsonville the largest stock of goods
in 'Tillamook County
Our stock consists of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hoots and Hlioea, lints, Cap«
and Notions. Groceries, Crockery, and Quecnsware. lloors, Windows, Lime,
llair, and Cement. Hardware and Nails. £W special attention given to
filling orders for goods in jobbing lota.
V
A gents for
‘ • OC I jl «*
TILLAMOOK, SIN FRANCISCO AND WAT FONTS.
Hikes regular trips ikiat mrj t«i wiikl, th vuthr P»r*lttl»|.
Tile fast sailing S tr . T bvck H k baa been aixxiially fitted up for carrying pas­
senger.«. Following are the rates:
CABIN PANNAGE ............
ROUND TRIP,..................
STEERAGE (one way).......
..»II».
.. »20.
... »0.
Freight, (Genera, Merchandise)
»4 per ton
Hobson vi He, Ore
NETARTS
BY THE SEA!
W MAXWELL has plsttrel a town site on his |4«ce at Netarts beach Fine sightly residence iota, view nnsurpaaead and
»beltered from the north-west wind. No prettier and more suitable place could lie found lor a sea-ahle resort. Hun­
dred. of p«>ple vi.it Netarts Bay every «uiiniier «nd camp for weeks on the Beach Fine surf bathing, good Aahing,
several varieties ol clam« and oyster«, ehgant Hve-niile drive on the beach, and picturesque arcbed rocks where thounamis of
w-a lions disport thcmrelvea every «lay. Ju«t the placr to »pend a few week« thia summer «nd select a site for a cvHt«ge by
lot» bargained J • before
survey
«M —
made
Come via aa.
Sheridan
North
theses. A moat delight (ul location. Several
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a. «
u or w
—U Yamhill.
Fur full particvait. pn.vw, terms etc , write to J. W M axwell , Netarta, Tillamook Co., Oregon
J
THE FINEST BEACH ON
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