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The H eadlight guarantees the largest list of paying subscribers. Our books are open to advertisers at all times. cadliûht Vol. IV. No. 18 The man who does not pay fol’ his paper does not pay his other debts. His patronage is not worth soliciting. TILLAMOOK. OREGON. TH U RSDAY $1.50 Per Year. All Aboard for Tillamook! rhe American Agriculturist declares that the half has not been told ahont the European shortage in breadstuffs, which hot even a bountiful crop this year Would have relieved. The continental A BRIEF RESUME OF THS CURRENT powers, especially Russia, have sup EVENTS OF INTEREST. pressed the facts. Some of the veteran soldiers at Wich The Tseoma Bank Robbers Arre.tod a« ita. Kim., claim that President Polk ot Uartllner, Or—A Xllnlug SiiperlntrmV the Farmers' Alliance was a brigadier rot Mur.lere.1 by a Highwayman—A general and in control of a Confederate l*.,<»r llop Crop In the Willamette Vai* prison and inhumanely treated his pris ley--Shorb on the Warpath. oners, and they propose to tar and feather him. President Polk says he The Republicans of Spokane have or* never waa alxive a third lieutenant in ganixed a Lincoln clnb, rank in the Confederate service. The Portland Industrial exhibition U Robert Evans, an experienced proo- a great success. pector, has just returned to San Diego The raisin crop of California will b4 from the Colorado desert. He was finest ever produced. nearly all aronml the Salton sea ami Nearly all the canals and irrigating says the water is about holding its own ditches throughout Fresno county. Cal., in spite of the enormous evaporation« are dry, the water having been shut out He does not believe there is any likeli in older to do the annual cleaning and hood of the sea drying up lint that it repairing. will be largely augmented during the A hawk was killed nt Riverside the coining winter ami lie a permanent body other day and its crop found to be full of water. 1 of gi-aashopiiers. It la reported that im* Governor Buchanan of Tennessee has niense flixrks of crows have exterminated wired Governor Brown of Kentucky the grasshopi>er jxMt in the valleys of the that he had reliable information that Kentucky miners were preparing to re The Southern California citrns exhibit lease convicts in the mines at Bricevillc, will 1» contiuueil at Chicago until the Tenn. Governor Brown said he would Worlds fair in 1898. Many people have do all he could to prevent a raid of that already l«,en drawn to thesouthem part character, but called Governor Buchan of the state through the influence of the an's attention to the fact that the Ken exhibit. tuckians doing unlawful acts in Ten The Irrigation congress at Halt Lake nessee are liable to punishment under j City has closed. Resolutions in favor of the laws of that state. granting arid lands to the various states About one month ago Elijah Havens in which they are located were adopted entered Barber Dibble's shop in the town and a committee appointed to place the of Windsor. Conn., to get shaved. Hav matter before congress. ens is a Republican anil Dibble is a Dem The indications now are that the ocrat and a ] m «liticai dispute was on. shipments of oranges and lemon» from Dibble had shaved one side of Havens Riverside this season would foot tip 1 ,!MMl fine when the latter called him “a----- 1 carloads. Already about 1,4'35 carloads fool.” Thereupon Dibble ordered Hav have gone and there is still quite an ens from the place, nor would the burlier amount to go forward. finish shaving him. Havens sued for The British ship Stracathro has sailed breach of contract ami got a *2 verdict. from San Diego for Liverpool with 08.- A. 8. Bradley, who owns a farm in 500 bnshels of Han Diego county wheat. Taylor county, Iowa, on which there is There will lie another and jaissibly two a mortgage, receiviel a blank from the I vesHt'l» loaded with grain at that pork census department asking for particu | before the end of the season. lars. He refused to resjioml Imt instead Some of the Sonoma county, Cal., sent a letter to Superintendent Porter at vineyardiats are trying an experiment in Washington to mind his own affairs. drying their griqiss by discarding the Bradley's letter was forwarded to the ! trays and and placing the grapes on the federal authorities in Iowa, resulting in ground. The theory is that the ground his arrest. He was held in *200 to await Isiing dry and warm ulisorbs much of the action of the federal grami jnry. i the moisture. The clandestine marriage at Luke The Oregon and Washington Railway Geneva, Wis., last June of F. Lisi Rust, companv has neglected to comply with the son of a wealthy Enn Claire. Wis., the law in filing statistics of the business lumberman, ami Miss Gertrude Potter, oftho road with the Oregon railroad a daughter of C. W. Potter, president of commissioners. The Isiard is therefore the Illinois Steel company of Chicago, unable to make an adjustment of rates. has been declared null and void. The The company is liable to forfeit front ground» on which th«' decree was grant- |1,000 to *.5,000. «<1 were that the groom waa a minor and Hop picking in the Willamette valley had contracted an alliance without the is over. There will Is* abont two-thirds knowledge of his parents. The action of a crop and th« greater portion of it wax brought by the elder Rust with the more or less damaged by lie« or mildew. consent of the brille. In some yards not half the hops were Mary Stuckenbnrg, a yonng German picked and in no place is the yield equal woman, has caused great excitement to that of last year. The hops weigh among a large nntiils>r of Catholics in well and do not look as if their brewing Louisville by the claim that she has qualities were injured, ami the grower* been blessed with the ”Stigmata.“ Iti» are hoping for a fair price. said that every Friday afternoon she The I*os Angeles Times prints an in goes into a profound trance, during terview with De Barth Hhorb, who has which marks appear on the palms of her just returned from Chicago, in which liamls, the insteps of her feet and u]s>n he states that the management of the her xlde, curre«|>onding to the nail World’s fair is rotten to the core, and wounds ami »jx-ar thrust. After she has that he will take stei>s to have an inves bi-eii in this trance a short time ilro|M of tigation at Washington nnless Davis is blixxl ooae from the marks although the removed a» director general on the skin is unliroken nm! no Korenesai» man- grounds of his unfitness for the place. ifexted. These trances lwgan last May, Mr. Hhorb says Henator Stewart of Ne the fir-t otic lasting fonr hours. vada has promised to leail the light in A new system of stopping runaway in the senate. horses has lieen invented by A. Ho Ison Five men working in the Alta shaft at of Chicago. Holsoti got Into a carriage Virginia City had a narrow escape from to which two hors«« were attached and drowning. The prnnp nxl of th« min« with no driver on the Isix. A man leoke and dnqqs-d down th« shaft, car laxhed th« horses with a whip and they rying everything with It to the water duxhisl away lit breakneck »|xs'd. Sud level. Th« men were opening • denly th«' animal* raised themmilve» on station at the 1.800 foot level and it was their hnniicliex und calne to a full «top. at first supposed that they were killed The invention consists of a dry liattery l>y the falling timbers. When th« r-sl under the tiri ver's box, connected by broke they ran to the end of the cham win's with metal ludi» placed in the ber and escaped. The water then be horses' nostrils. There arc two buttons, gan to till the shaft but di<l not reach one on the driver's box ami the other in the men before they were rescued. The side, which I'lose the circuit when damage will amount to *10,000. pressed. The result is a mild shock H. Galavotti, xuperintendent of the which the inventor claims will invar Derbec drift mine, was murdered by a iably tiring runaway horses to a stand- highwayman while going to Nevada. still. Cal., with a *5,000 gold bar just cleaned Captain C. T. Jeffers, commanding a up at the mine, (»alavotti ami J. D. a company of the state militia, deputy Ostrom of North Bloomfield were in a warden of the state [»'tiitentiary ami an two horse Iraggy ascending the South officer in the Grand Army post of Sioux Yuba river grade when a rifle shot was Falls, H. D., hits just las'll diHch«rg>sl fired from the Imnk alsive. Tile Imll on* from jail after serving forty-three days’ tered the back of ihdavotti's bond and imprisonini'iit for delit. It is tlie first came ont of his month, causing instant case on record in that state and it waa death. < Mrom, who waa driving, struck only owing to a technical defect in the the horses whip, urging them into a run papers that he wan given his freedom. up the steep grade, jnst as a second shot Two years ago judgment waa obtained was firisl, which ent<r.“l the neck of against the captain by Maggie O'Ronrke, one Ot the hors«» but did not bring it a »owing girl, who was injured by the down. A turn in th« road took theteani wadding of a cannon tired by the cap out of range. Reaching the Mi’Unt.^jZ! tain on the night of the celebration of non bonne at the head of the KrWXtM- the «lection of Henator Pettigrew. The srotn left Galavotti» body and >4« Judgment »mounted to and the bullion in the brush. Then t•• law provides that in case* where the de uninjured b»r»*' b« nsle to Neu-daMM fendant does not pay an extamtion can notifieil the olMccrx of the crime. A lie obtained against th« liody of the de gain bier named George Clarke 1* sus- fendant and the same incarcerated. l»s-ted of the crime. The excitement along the line of the Hoc Fred Chandler and Edward Albertson, and Fox, Iowa and i'ottawotbimie reser the Tacoma Isink robbers, were arrwited vation« for three day» before the open fonr miles below Gardiner. Or., by ing up of tlw land waa tremendoo». < diaries A. Lampkins, deputy United Thousand« of home Hecker« from all Mates Marshal of Tacoma, assisted by over were congregated there waiting for W W. Cochrane of Eugene and G. N. the «ignal to lie given for a stainpe«le. Moore <>f Gardiner one J. T. Thompoon At Perkin« on tlie Cimmaron river, 5,000 of Florence. The arrest was effected by |ieople were crow del alsitit the approach a well arrangeil plan skillfully i-arried to the briilge which croaan to the prom out. Alliertaon and < Tiandler were taken bud land. Judge«, lawyers, doctors, completely by surprise. Being ordered blackleg«, half lireeda, cowboys, women to throw up th« ir hands they were slowf an<l children were inix>*d np in one nn- to comply. Chandler's hands finally rwognizalile mass Every Issly iaequip- went np while Allsrtson rem did for hi* pni and dressed for a Week s living out revolver. Cochrane was fisiqnn k, how of itasirs. At Langston were nearly l,uw ever. »nd almt simply to cripple the m.W negroes who were lured there by all <l.-»I»rate defanlter. making a fl«»h ■oris of misrepresentation«. Moat of wotiml. They were t hen easily captnrd them lotd to trudge fifteen hot, dusty and taken to Uardim r where medical mile« to the line and on their arrival aid was immediately summoned. Al- there fun ml crowd« of white boomere bertaon baa th« lw»t of edre Mid U rest who tried to frighten them away. ing easily chandler talk« freely and Nearly every one tai arim-Tand it is feared exonerate» all other» than himself and that live« will ba Iret before the excite Albertson from cotupli« ity iu the role ment tai over. The lamia consist of over bery. tail will not give anr details lead 1,1X10,1X10 acres tint it is eatiaMted I hat ing np to the ro’olswy. < 'am Iler hM OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. UNITED STATES. ^»resident ................................B enjamin H arrison Vice-President ............................ L evi I’. M orton Secretary of State J ames G. B laine Secretary of Treasury.............. C harles F oster secretary of Interior J. w. N oble Secretary of War............... R edfield P roctor Secretary of Navy ................ B. F. T racy 'Postmaster-General J ohn W anamaker Attorney-General W. H. II. M iller Secretary of Agriculture .. J eremiah R usk STATE OF OREGON. Governor ............................................. S. P ennover . Secretaiy of State......................... G. W. M c B ride Treasurer P hil . M ktchan Snpt. of Public Instruction E. B- M c E lroy Printer ........................................... F rank ('. B aker < K S.S traw \ n Supreme Judges ............................?w. 1». L ord <R. 8. B ean / J. H. M itchell •Senators ..................... i J. N. D olph ................................... B. H ermann Uonfreaaman. J. T. Apperson, B. F. Bure “Ur arid whHn you get fhHrH taka a lank at A ddition . COAST NEWS. THE LATEST NEWS FROM ALL OVER THE COUNTRY. t Rninmary of the Week's Important Happenings Carefully Selected. Con- «ieused and Arranged fur the Conven ience of Those Who Have Mo Time To B pare. Jay Gonld is said to be after the Den ver ami Rio Grande road. Boston capitalists have bought the Lincoln. Neb., stockyards. Rabbi Samuel Freuder at Davenport, JT/TS AfAGN/F/CENT PROPERTY is almost iu the hea/t of the la., has publicly renounce«! Judaism. V Receiver. A corner lias been formed among the THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT. city. Perfectly level; commanding view. Size of lots, yoxroo; wide manufacturers of fruit jars in the East. Joint Senator ....................... . F. A. M oore Circuit Court ........................... R P. B oise After a six years search the son of Prosecuting Attorney ............G. G. B ingham Streets. Will be sold on easy terms and at prices that will give the pur George W. Whitebeck, a millionaire of TILLAMOOK COUNTY. Portland, Or., has l»eii found at Home .. .W m . D. S tillwell KepreAcntative chasers a chance to double their money in the next six months. Special in H. F. H olden Juuge stead, Pa 4W. T. W est CommiMiouer The Catholic archbishop at Boston lias I w .G. K klso ducements to those who will build. .............. W. W. C onder Clerk ....................... instituted suik to force the highschool ... ......... S am D owns Sheriff..................... authorities to recognise certificates of . .11. H. M c D ermott Treasurer F. M. L amb Assessor................. graduation iu parochial schooLs iu the .. . J ohn E dwards Surveyor examinations. _____ ____ _________________________ A. T. W hite School Superintendent Deputy Prosecuting Attorney A. W. S everance A disease has attacked cattle in the TILLAMOOK CITY. nelghlsirhixid of Huntingdon, Pa., . ................ ...........C. N D rew Recorder which strangely affects them. The ani ............................... E. E*S klph Attorney mal's head falls helplessly and its legs ......................................... G eo J C ohn Treasurer .............................. L. L. S tillwell Marshall seem unable to bear the weight of the (J ohn B arker , Presidon body. <A. P. W ilson Trustees (J ohn S heets Commissioner Owen of Washington has directed that fifteen Russian He- ! brews who entered the United States at SOCIETY DIRECTORY Suspension Bridge, N. Y., lie return«d to Canada. They were in an utterly des q-lLLAMOOK LODGE NO. 57, titute condition. I A. F. K l A. M., meets on the The rain milkers are jubilant over the first Saturday nifbt of each month. Special meetings for work results of their experiment at El Paso, every Friday night. Visiting breth Tex. Twenty-four hours after the ex ren invited to attend. H. V. V. Johnson, W. M. plosions a heavy downpour occurred in G. O. Nolan, Sec’y. the surrounding country. Ex-Senator Tabor of Denver him re 'TILLAMOOK LODGE No. ceived an order from the supreme court I 94. I. O (>. F. meets ill If you wish to make an investment or buy yourself a of Mexico giving him possession of the Odd Fel low's hall every Saturday night, except the Santa Ediwige gold mine. The case has first Saturday of each month. home, examine this property. been in litigation three years. W. H. Cooper. N.G. B. F. Ely, Sec’y. It is probable that as soon as the new system of inspecing cattle has been thor TILLAMOOK CITY WILL SURELY DOUBLE IN SIZE THIS SUMMER oughly texted American cattle will lie CORINTH POST, G A R meet» on I allowed to enter British ports free from the ten days quarantine now impoeed. ^Ihe 1st a 3rd Wednesday 1 p.m. of A band of fifty men. well armed, un each month In Grand Army Hall. der C. G. Garcia, the notorious bandit, J. W. Maxwell, Commander. have crossed into Mexico from Texas <m filibustering expedion. They are trying C. N. Drew, Adjutant. | to incite a revolution in the republic. FREE MILL SITES.,—UIe wil give free mill sites, the best locations, to parties making a proper showinq u/ho Rev. Lavake, charged with giving Louis Bulling, who was liange«! at Sa put in good saw mills. R good chance for millmen looking for locations. JOHNSON CHAPTER.—U. 1>. Meets at 2 P. M. vannah a week ago, n revolver, with On ist Saturday of each month in I. O. O. F. FREE BUILDING SITES.—U/e will give building lots to newcomers u/ho will build houses costing not less than ' which Bulling attempted suicide, has Hall. J. E. Sibley, High Priest; J. W. Maxwell, leen acquitted at the preliminary trial. King; A. A. Ford, Scribe. f400 and fence lot, R good chance for meu of moderate means. Colonel Haines and Adjutant General O'Brien of the Washington militia came O TT star lodge , no . 76, • ** • Ancient Order United to blows at Olympia w'nilo talking over Workmen, meets every Monday evening in the th«- malter of the pay of the militia f«>r **• A. R. Iiall at Tillamook. Dr. Weaver, is Medical Director. K. K. S klph , M. W. its work in th« mining campa. A court A. W. N kvekance , Recorder. martini will likely follow. The headquarters and four companies POSTOFFICE HOURS. of the Ninth regiment of infantry are to The post-office at Tillamook will be open every lie transferrisl from the department oi day in the week from 8 o’clock a . . m ., to 9 o'clock Arizona to Madison liarrai ks, N. Y. The !■ m .. and on Sunday from 1 to 2 r. M., and from remaining coinpanie» will continne in 4 to 5 r. M. Mails close at 45 minutes past 7 r. M. (OF S an F rancisco ,) Money order and registered business close at 5 Arizona until further orders. o't» lock p. »1. DEALERS IN----- e Sophia Severance, Post-mistress. Judge Rainey at Waxahatche, JTex., has declared the charter of the Tl'XM Tunnel railroad forfeited to th« «tato, anil named John H. Gaston of Dallas EAST AND SOUTH receiver. The road is now without a charter and has three receivers. VIA Application for a receiver for the Southern Pacific Route. James Vick (s««vlsinen) corporation of Rochester, N. Y., lias been made. The liabilities amount to alsmt *200.<MM> and the assets if an advantageous sale is SHASTA LINE, made will more than cover the liabilities. Chinamen are making great efforts to enter the country at Richford. Vt., anil Our stock consists of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Hlioes, Hats, C»|» Express trains leave Portland dally. I the customs officials are on th«' alert, and Notions. Groceries, Crockery, and Queensware. Doors. Windows, Lime, North. I i Quite a colony has been at Sutton, Qne., ________________________________ J South I Hair, and Cement. Hardware and Nails. ffJ^T'Specinl attention given to for three weeks awaiting an opportunity -:oo p m I Leaves Portland Arrives I 9 35 « >« | to smuggle themselve« into the Uniti il filling orders for goods in jobbing lots. - Albany Ar |o;21p m I I,v ’ “ - --------- *” 6:22 a m Snn Francisco Lv 9:00 p ni States. a 15a m I Ar A man calling himself IT. Koehler of AonNTS FOR Above train» atop only at following station« 140 Worth street, New York city, has sorth of Roaeburg; East Portland, Oregon City. A'oodburn. Salem, Albany, Tangent, Shedd«, advertised for several hundred strong lalney, Harrisburg, Junction City, Irvsng, Eu men, who are guaranteed *5 |»-r day, to fesse. ■ OSKBUBG MAIL DAILY. join a Chine»«' expedition pn-snmably of a filibuotering nature. Fifty men have TILLAMOOK, SAM FRANCISCO ANO WAY PORTS. Portland Lv Ar 4:00pm S:<>5 • already liera engaged. ni l.v i2:oo Albany p n. l.v Makis rigular trips sbiit iviry two weeks, the weather Permitting. Roffeburg l.v 6:20 a m 5 «» P n. Ar In the book bribery case in Waxhing- ' tun Judge Calkins held that the state ALBANY LOCAL. DAILY (EX< KPT BUNDAY) isiaril of education were not executive The fast «ailing S th . T kcckhk hat been specially fitted up for carrying pas 5 oO p ml I,r Portland Ar I a m officers within the meaning of the law sengers. Following are the rates : 900 p m| Ar Albany Lv I 500 • n‘ and hence could not be brils-d in a con CABIN PASSAGE ............. .. hl stitutional sen»«. An appeal will 1* LAL PAMKNGK* TRAIN» DAILY ( SXCBPT »UM- DAY.) taken to the supreme court. BOUND TRIP..................... ...wo. STEERAGE (one way) ... ... |9. Judge Green of Guthrie. O. T., has Ar 9:2.5 a ni Albany 3* P ni Lv Lv 8 .40 a ni Lebanon 3 35 P ni Ar decided that there 1» no law under which 4 26 p in Ar Albany Lv 1 4 per ton m Freight, (General Merchandise) 7 3«» • Indian children could I* place«! in gov Ar 3 40 • m Lebanon • il a m Ar ernment «chools withont th« consent of Pullman Buffet Sleepers their parents. If this decision shonld I»* ibley sustain««! by th« higher conrt it will T ourist S leeping C ars take tw«vthird» of tlie Indian children ►r the accommodation of Second Glass Passen out of the schixils. gers, attached to Express Trains. A telegram r«sdv*»l at Cheyene, Wyo., announces the sale of an option on the ex The West Side Division tensive axis ’»to* la'ils of the North BETWEEN PORTIA»» IND CORVALLIS. Platte Carbon company. Tlie proapect- MAIL TRAIN DAILY (RXrKFT fiUMDAY.) ive purchaser is sn Eastern and English Portland 7:30 a in I Lv Ar I 5;xo p ni syndicate. Negotiations are also umler North Yamhill Lv j 3:2» p in 94I ■ m 1 Lv l.v 1 «»:» P m Corrali» way for the transfer of tlie of th«- aab«e- t2:lo p ni 1 Ar toa fiel«l of Mutrona county, Central At Altane »nd Carv»llU connect with »in. Wyoming- ©f Oregon Pacific Railroad. . KxeacM Tn»!»» nait-v, (exeser «est v z.) The Church Unity conference is in ««»- sion st Chicago, Rev. C. E Hullnirt of Ram Ar Portland 4 4O p m 1 Detroit presiding. The object of the l.v 6:16 a m 6.53 p ni 1 Lv North Vamhili McMinnville conference is to diaconrage the intense Lv 5 <5 « ni 7 33 P "» 1 Ar sectarian spirit at present dominant In churcbea and encouraging the Isuiding , Through Tickets together of all Christain people in the -------- TO ALL POINTS--------- n«-ighborhood under a common church EAST AND SOUTH organization. r ---------------------- W MAXWELL has platted a town-site on his place nt Netarts beach Fine sightly resilience lots, view nnaurpsssed and Y' r tickets and full information regarding sheltered from the north-west wind. No (irettier and more suitable place conld tie found for a sea-side rewwt Hun I The long-talked-of amalgamation be- rate«, map« etc call on com pan v sagmt at Norin tween the Brotherhood of Telegraphers Yamhill dreds of people visit Netarts Bey every summer and camp for weeks on tlie Bearh Pine surf bathing, good fishing, and the Order of Railway Telegraphers ß. P. BOG ERA R- BOKKLER, several varieties ot clams and oysters, elegant five-mile drive on the beach, and picturesque arched rocks where thousands of has lieen accompitatbed by the Grand Awt G ¥ and P am Agt Manager sea-lions disport themselve« every day. Just the place to spend a few weeks this summer and select a site for a cottage by Isxlge of the former organization at Ht. the sea. A moat delightful location. Several lots bargained before survey was made Come via Sheridan or North Yamhill. Mini*. It a»« alw> r«»<4v*d that the op TILLAMOOK * YAMHILL STAGE BOl’TK. erators' organization ni»k«' application For full particulars, prices, terms etc., write to J. IV MtxwxLi, Netarts, Tillamook Co., Oregon Mage leaves North Yamhill daily, except Sun to lie admitted to th« Fodsrated Council day, at 5 a . m . for Tillamook. of Railway Employ«- Leave« Tillamrmk daily, except Sunday, at In the monatain* «a*t of Fresno the 6 a . m for North Yamhil leak«« to a heavily loaded wagon gave For freight or exprea« bs«inw«a apply ut Cohn way and »be grade ls-ing strep the «¡>««<1 A Co e at<»tv. Tfllamo>»k. nt th« team and wagon tacam«« fretful Faaaenrer agency at Occidental HotH. when a wagon filled with people in front omton a eaaaaaa*. m * coming np th* mountain was struck »nd all thrown <towu the canon. Meveral '«'• I» Tlll»m<«l t.k3 th« evenia* sr-re and Ima .ilAfc train frvan Porli.nd tn Sorth Vau.Mll on WeM { Now is the time to 1 vest, while prop= F ree M ill S ites , F ree B uilding L ots , C. & K. THAYER A General Merchandise. They keep on hands at their store in Hobsonvilie the largest stock of goods in Tillamook County. J. H. S , Manager, Hol)sonville, Ore. NETARTS BY THE SEA! J THE FINEST BEACH ON a aoirip
