Tillamook headlight., October 13, 1892, Image 1

V f GaUgher
Vol. V. No. 20.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, THURSDAY.
Weaver has gotten his winding house in the west end and tfiunted
bottom land in th*1 valleys of boll:
.jJieet alaiut woven.
their sin t<s> flaiingly in the public
the Big and Little Nestueea and
etc. Beware of the scribe who lunch productive upland. It dots
1 lie whaleback Wetmore has at
scornetli the threats of the men of not require so much work to clear
last su •climbed to the wavesand is
wrath, and liearkeneth not unto a farm there as in other parts of
fast washing to pieces.
bribery., but lifteth up his voice, the county. . and no richer land is to
yea mightily, against the evil be found any where than the bottom
The final djustimmt ofthe Chili
which is in the land.
lands in that section, besides the
affair has been made, ('hili eon-
vast areas of upland which afford
cedes all the United States has
An advertising sheet, devoted
thebest range f>rstock. Nestueea
raked.
to a certain fakifc's pretended gold
is essentially a stock and dairy
cure for drunkenness, is sent all
country, though fruit and farm
Tine harbor of l’ango Pango. . Oil
over the l’ait- I Stat-s as second products do as w -11 there as any­
one of the Samoan islamls, 1 will
class mail matter and receives the
where. Asa dairying country it is
hereafter be used as * couiing
low rate that is made to all respect­
unsurpassed.
station by the United States, this
able
newspapers.
Wanamaker
The bee-keeping industry there
government having purchased the
has about outlived his usefulness is quitee.xtensive, and it is probably
harbor.
when he discriminates against one thebest locality in Oregon for bee­
such
publication and let the others keepers. As a general thing, the
Th Tillamook H eadlight comes
go at newspaper rates.
bees make plenty of honey, and w<
out in new dress and as ail all-home
have never seen anything that will
print this week, and is one of the
R. P. Boise, one of the commis­
equal it in appearance and flavor,
neatest and newsiest papers on our
sioners to secure the opening of the
file much vaunted California
table. Bro. Jones is a rustler and
Siletz Indian agency, was ordered
honey will not compare with it.
his paper is prospering.—l’olk
to report there on the llitli, and
and those who imagine there is
<' unity Observer.
started on that mission. Before he
nothing 1 ke the white clover honey
returns, steps wi 1 have been taken
When you find a woman who has
of th eastern states, will find a
to throw open about 150.000 acres
degenerated to a common gossip,
much finer flavored product on
to settlers. The commission will
and confines her conversation to
Nestueea. and some of the people
negotiate with the Indians and
tlie misdoings of others, you have
in that vicinity ared -riving a good
report the terms upon which the
found one who is on the verge of
deal of profit from the product.
lands will be ceded by them to th i
degenerating to a common woman
There is no doubt that the
government.
of the town. The sign rarely fails.
country around about Nestueea
bay abo nils in valuable mi erals,
The eggs of salm m look to be
A Wisconsin man advocates a
some promising ledges having been
the most delicate and edible por­
novel scheme to keep gold and
discovered, and mineral springs
tion of Hie fish, yet tile roe is
silver on a par. He thinks if the
exist there.
always thrown away with the
government issues of paper money
The to.vn of Woods is making a
entrails, unless saved for fish ’¿ait.
were made payable half in gold and
rapid growth, a:i 1 its in -reliant*
The Indians dry and eat them,
half in silver, the object would be
arc prospering.
and it seems that salmon eggs,
accomplished and the currency
properly prepared, ought to be a
TAE E A Hl EE IS J TAX.
quest on settled.
rare dish f>r n:i epicure. They
The Tariff is a Tax. We con-
The rebels in Venezuela are vic­ have not the offensive look or odor
fess
it. announce it. assert it.
of
cla
ma
and
in
my
other
vile
ap
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torious and have s-t up a new
pearing
thing.;
tnat
a.
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ra.
i.l
re
!
N
i intelligent m.i.i will tr to
g ivernment. Tne old government
good
food.
deny
that it is a tax.
was very tyranieal and oppressive,
i ne deci.-ive battle was fought near
Every man is to be respected for
Caracas, and General Crespo, who
being independent in his political
was the ¡elder of the revolutionary
views, but some of the prominent
forces, will be president of the tur­
politicians who have been flopping
bulent republic.
from one side to the other seem to
All hope of the complete recovery be seeking notoriety or personal
of Mrs. Harrison has been aban­ gain. Those woo turn so often
doned. She is slowly dying of and so suddenly should be regarded
consumption, and though she may with suspicion, and not b? list
g -t better tern orarily, it is not warmly received by the party
probable that she will ever be able which they make their last choice.
to resume the duties of mistress of They generally want office, anil are
the White House, even if President men who have not been recognized
as they think they should have
Harrison is re-elected.
been by their old party, ami they al
A certain class of nostrum 111 ‘di­ most always say "I haven’t li ft my
enic and novelty advertisers, who party, but my party lias left me."
l ave been ill the habit of beating
| ap.rs out ofthe price of advertis­
ing. have moved to Canada, and
are now sending idlers to publishers
in the United States, Tiieir con­
tracts sho lid not b* accepted,
unless accompanied by the cash.
Gresham and McVcagh have
gone over to the I> •lii<«*ratie party,
alleging that the R -publican taritl
idea is wrong. G •<>. Ticknor
Curtis has left tliel) niocratic party
and adopted R.•publican protection
praieiples. an I General Sickles lias
(hear d aga'nst Cleveland, saying
he will g •t'le.V v>tes from the old
soldiers. G >v • nor I’ennoyer says
the Il iiKHTatic ¡»arty has left him:
llmi. W. I). Hare, another pr.nni-
r‘*nt man of this state, says tile
Republican party has dona the same
by him. and the last two natneil are
oiit forWeaver. S > the work gm*,
Both tlie Teleplume B.’gister
ami tlie II iporter, of M ‘Àli.iuville,
issued .-¡inibir special edilions last
w ‘ek. il ‘Vnted tu thè inter.ists of
M •M i . i ivillc a i I Y.iin iil -Oiinty.
I he editinns are ealenlated to beni
grent beiielit tu thè locality, nini
show very coniniendable enterprise
on the part of the papers nien-
ami it might be well to note that
tioned.
anv man who thinks lie will wreck
The Dalton Brothers gang. one ofthe great |*arties by leaving
<’ HisillS of the Janies Isiys. Wcl’c it, will find himself Hither lonesome
wi[>ed out of existence by the when lie gets tltrotigli trying it.
citizens of Coffey villi-, one day lust
week. They were in the act of
robbing the banks there ill broail
daylight, when the ••ity marshal
auda ¡sisse attacked them. Four
• •itiz-iis, including the marshal,
were killcil.
It might In* noted that tin1 bagnio
is vacated, the soiled <loves are
flown long since, and not having
r<-turiiv<i. the former owner of the
property haw regiiined |«>ssession.
ami it is now the habitation of
'lecent people, The history of the
past should, in a n>i u.-urv. serve us
a guide for the future, and others
who now disport theniselevs t<«>
b.-iizcidy should take a gentl*1 hiut
from the fate of those who erst­
while were tenant« of a certs n
SES rute A.
It is a heavy tax, an oppres
tax. a str.mgiilati >n tax.
S.» far, so good, Just at this
point c ones our migli y—
Bl f. It is the foreigner wh >
is taxed, oppressed and impov.-r-
islied by t.
That simple fact throws a flood
of light mi the f.irilf lax qtl ‘.-tion.
If you d Hlbt, ask the tin-plate
makers of Wales who have seen
their profits disappear to make
room for the American Tariff.
Ask the C.ieiniiitz hosiery man­
ufacturers who have been deliver­
ing g'i ids in tlii • market, duty paid,
for less than they n-ceivcil under
the old and low*r duly.
The pearl button manufacturers
o.’Austria whose business lias I m - i - ii
ca.itme I by Ameriiii. will tell you
who is oppresse I by the McKinley
law.
So will the cotton tie maker« of
England.
So will the lace eurtaili makers
of Nottingham and the worsted
iiiannfactiir.-rs of Bradford, and the
plush men of Huddersfield.
These pimple can tell from e: -
pericnce that they are oppressed
ami taxed by our Tariff
They are all unanimously in
favor of its rep-al. Every num ol
them would vote f >r Cleveland if
lie could.
Not being able to vote, t ey prat
for his election ami subscribe to hi-
campaign fund.
They can afford to. The suec.-s
of hi« |«»licy would mean untold
wealth to tln-lii.
If immey could elect n president,
their lilon<*v won 1*1 elect ( levt-laiid.
But. thank God. money cnimot
carrv an election against the con­
viction« of the American j*eople.
l>-a«t of all can foreign gold do «o.
That is why Benjamin Hamaon
w II continue to <«<-npy the White
House foraome time to come.
But tie- Tariff Tax will stami.
Our |«-<*ple re oice in it.
lx in a tax that protects ami
enriches them at the ex|«-iiM- of
the foreign eiii-mics of Aim-riean
imlustry.—Ameri«-«n Economist.
There lias been little attempt to
Itooin or advertise this favoreil
section of the c unity, and no
to
special effort has ln*n maile
i
So
fur,
attract attention thereto,
no big coiiipaiii'-« have stnrte«l
enterpris.- then-, yet there is not a
more prosperous ami thrift) «•oin-
iiiunity in the niunty than there
is on the Nestueea. If there were
large areas of timber laud there to
attract »|«-culalor», no doubt we
would bear more about it. How­
ever. Ne*tucca has resources ¡«eii-
liar to that portion of the county,
and ailvantag'-s that will always
Alfred Tmitiyso'i. P»"*< laureate
make it a pn*«|>eroiis region.
of
England, i* <lea<i.
There are exteiisiv«- an-as of fin«*
OCTOBER 13. 1892.
$1.50 Per Year.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
'.¿Pacific University and Tualatin \catlemy: •
FOREST GROVE,
OREGON.
V. V. J0HAIS0N. M. 0.
One f lhe oldest and b«*sl cquipi»ed in-litnti« us in ll»r Norih west. College
aibi :ica<b‘iii\ Cour-e-'; Cla«sic.il, Scientific and Literary. I nn-nal •|»;««iriuni!iv>
Hr advanced \) <»rk in Clieinisiri and Biology. Spvci il iiistniclinn in I lie English
branches and in N miai metho Is. The Co i er v alary ol Music utters excellent op-
pur'.unith s t r the study oi vo < h I and instrumental music.
Expenses reasonable. Board in club at reduced rates
Fail term begins \5e luesday, September 21>t. 1892
h»i (-at.dogu* s. address:
T homas M c C i . ei . i . xni ». Presidi nt
S. A. ROBERTS: ?
O.hce on liuxi duoi io Tcnq ciani v Parlon«
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Tillamook,
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Gregou.
SELPH,
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ATTORNI-: Y-AT-1. A W
TILLAMOOK, -
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T. MAULSBY,
Attor ney-at-Law.
Notary Public ami Real k-tatc Com t v m»t
Xi'
Is selling hardware stoves and v st,"A"CE'
tinware at “hard-times” prices
I >i: it r y -1 > I s i K i er- A ti on s e v.
3r,t Judicial llistricl Jur 1 illaniook l',.<iiity
Til l, VMOOK.
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OKB'.iON
’CALL AND SEE’
["¡LAUDE thayek ,
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At tor ney-at-Law.
Cap. 1 st . S’. & 1 st . A ve . E.. T illamook .
OKI (.OX
I II.I.AMOOK.
MISCELLANEOUS,
you she
uid die to-day ¿
If L-
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are you satisfied with the\^>
condition of your estate?.
[J A. E. THAYER.
1 SANK ERS.
A Policy in The
MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL
Is the Best Investment you can make
•
General Hanking and Exchange
Interest paid on time deposits.
Exrhanjie on Enizlaiid, B'lginni, (iennmiy,
Sweden and all loreign countriCN.
TILLAMOOK,
-
OREGON.
■ F. LARSON,
'Every policy has a cash
•'//paid up value guaranteed
• each year.
BLACKSMITH.
Wiitfon milking, nutl nil kiiit’» ui Wiiod woik
und
Write me your age for a sample policy
H. F. D. JONES, Local Agt.
H. G. COLTON, Gen'l ig’f, 223 Stuk St-. rcrllird, Ore.
General
i
Mil
Hlackaiiiitliing done.
M..chinvry Repaired.
I lol’»<• shoving it S| tv hilly.
NEHALEM CITY.
T he B est 1’ lack to I nvest .
.\ I agri if ¡cent Timi >er
IN idi Coal Deposits;
Productive
Kami Lnud.
ril.I.AMOOK,
Mri. J. JOHNBC M
RUGGLES & JOHNSON,
MILLINERY AND DRESS
MAKING.
t
IlttlM, lit ch » ft imiiiliigN mid r (•(‘iirriil
1-IXB T( )\VNSITI
HK iit otM illllivi i ( hmh I n .
the I it lent xlylt
HHy iluy n
V mhi -
We iilwtiiM k« t p
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full pmticiilur» c>dl nil nr n.l'lrv«- :
Miele lot« me clw.ip.
HENRY TOEHL, Nehalem Ore .
ORE.
or
NEHALEM MILL CO.
TILLWIIMIK ßAKERY
Astoria Ore
lì I I i NOOK , < ► H »
Near Court House,
♦
rpLLAMOOK LAUNDRY
G
LESTER HART, PROPRIETOR
Wii»hlng
\\|) (/()\1ECTIO\ERY.
giitlicrfd
it nd
d<lii
wri)
week Work don* on whorl notice when d«*»h<
Starclird »liirtg l«ct-rm.li. < oininon Hid l»inl
drawer», 5 to itk’tii rurli.
Fiiiiii's wum I i I iik n I
ironii g. M»ct» per dozen.
Suit« cleaned to order.
>W <)l >EN
Til I.A M<N>K, OKI
Fresh bread, pies, cakes etc. always cn hand. Home- QENTRAL MARKET.
made and French candies, oranges, nuts and
lemons.
I. H BROWN, P roprietor
The I m M B- t F, Veal. Pork ami Multon alwu)-
on hand.
Lag«. Hitter, Vegvtalil«-» h I
1 irst Class Restaurant in Connection.
Chicken« boiiKhl and ««»Id.
tion HiiarHiitecd to every one
Miop oppoiiti- th<- Grand Central.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
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I IIXNEK FIRST S t
Ik STILLWlT.I.
TII.I.AMOOK
A ve .
"Hf
'pLI.AMOOK LIVERY STABLE,
pre^ideqti&l Cnrqpaign of 1892.
C^flD IflDUCEMENT^
Plnd-c-lna» aiiigl«* mid doubl« turn out« kept
liHii'I.
Boarding ntid triimmiit »lock cm
>1
I
for.
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HEADLIGHT.
The l”r»id< titiai Campaign of .* J wilt without donl»t »e the mo»t i itroarly inter« «Ili< and
eaci tug in the hiwtory of .h«* I ni rd State*, and country people will la* extrenn l) atixiou« to have
alljbe |ten«-ra1 t».«i p > Hi al n w» and di<o*u««ion» of the da\ ai pr«-»r.»trd in a Xathmal Journal
•it ad iitioti to (hit «upplied by their own l<* al ;«aj rr.
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JONES B ros P roprietors .
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ACRE TRACTS AND
T ov / n L ots .
For Mie nt r<-HM«tiNl»lv prie«-« and ori favorii* Ir
term«. fxivatioii brat In (lie city uf Till i-
HlOOk
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T » meet thia wan’ we have entered into ;« contra« ! w»lh the
NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Tlje Leading Republican p^per of tl]e United £tate?.
lA'l.kh rnab.e« u» to ••< r that «plrnd.d jaMarna1, regular «utaw rlpflon price ft <»• j>- r year» and th«
II;. ADLW.H t . for owe year
For only $1.50 per year, cash in advance.
WKW VORK WHKKI.Y TK1KVNF rrMul«r prt , p * >•••
fl on
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IIKADI.K'.HT
Total
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WE FURNISH BOTH PiPERS ONE TEAR FOR 11.50,
s«iMu-ripti<»«i« may begin at any tuna
Tilia i» the m«'»t ib *ra* ««WOTliffli »»We* ever made in the I nitrd Mat« », and every r«*Hdrr
f the MF. MHJ g HT ahoutd take advantage «»< tt at once.
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HEADLIGHT, TillHmaak, Dragarj.
SCRIBNERS
Cur One Million Sold.
Lumber
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log», Plmikn.
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frlllng tr« • » growth of trn-n
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