Tillamook headlight., November 24, 1892, Image 1

Vol. V, No. 26.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON. THURSDAY.
NOVEMBER 24. 1892.
$1.50 Per Year.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
J. MAY, M. D.,
A FOILED ATTEMPT
the herd acrons the bridge and the large
and enthusiastic crowd, men and boys,
who had congregated to witness the per­
L ook out F or R oad A gents —A n formance, dispersed.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
A mateur A broad .
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
A Lone Highwayman Attempts to Hold
Capt. Schrader of the steamer Augusta
I'p the Mail Stage.
came into this office Tuesday and made
a protest against the course adopted by
L-ist Saturday, as the Tillamook ami
this paper regarding the »reamers Elmore
North Yamhill stage was coming this 1 and »\ugusta. We offered the Captain
way, there was an attempt to rob the the use of our columns t«» present his side
He di<l not feel aole or
staje, hut it was foiled by the driver. of the question
There was only one passenger, Mr. H inclined to make what he thought would
Be a proper statement of hia views, so w«»
i E. Nelson, of Nehalem, and he <liscov-
give what he s.dd iu effect, in his talk
I ered the w.ulu-b? highwayman dodging with ns:
and crouching behind trees. Mr. Nelson
“Why do von boom the Elmore and
run n»v ls»at down?” I have stayed with
was not armed, so he remained in the the town several years and have given you
vehicle while the driver ventured as good service as possible, though I have
lost money much of the time. It cost« a
c utiou'ly ahead on f<M)t pistol in hand
great deal to run a l>oat,an<l the exjienae
At a sharp turn iu the road he discovered continues every «lay, even when we are
bar l»ound in stormy weather. My ls>at
a man crouching behind a tree and has be» n of great help to vour city for
armed with a Winchester rifle. McCoy. several years. I can’t see why you des» rt
| the driver, bail the drop on the rascal, an old and tried institution fora new one.
I and demanded to know what he meant When I failed to take vour old presses
out it was nivown carelessness and forget
by seting so suspiciously. The stianger iullne.oR, and such thing will happen
' lagged off.but was s«^ confused that he under the best of circiunstan<*cs. You •
could offer no satisfactory acount of his allow Walter Ridehalgh and Elmore to I
peculiar actions. He was allowed to go. till you up w ith taffy. You will never gei
vour freight as cheap by the KI more
Careful inquiry failed to identify the man You know that several now complain of
in anyway, and no such individual had being overcharged by the Elmore. I al­
been seen on the n adat any time before ways make small charges on small pack­
ages and d » everything I « an to accom- |
his encounter with the *tage nor has he
modate the people. The Elmore can’i .
been seen since.
carry much freight. She can’t do tie*
If your merchants'
There ia no doubt at all but robbery work for this hav
was intended, aud would have been com­ patronize the Elmore it will forev me off
the route and you will he worse off than I
mitted il the stranger had gotten thedrop
you are now. The Elmore can’t get
on the driver. The place chosen for the license to run if she i« rebuilt the wav
deed is a short distance this side of the they propose. The proprietors of th<-
Mountain Hou-e, at a short turn in tin* Elmore are afrai<l to venture out on her '
even in fair weather
They keep her
road, and is a most lonely gloomv look­
heavily insured and take more chances
ing region
with the boat than I d » w ith mine. 1 am
The only thing that could be secured careful and don’t want to lose mv freight
or
passengers. Unless vou reconsider this
i by robbing the mad would be a small
thing and quit luuuing my boat down I
amount of currency and postal notes, will take < ut uiy advertisement and stop
I
and it would n t be worth while fora my pa|s*r. ”
roblier tn risk much to secure all that lie
If we have n isquoteil Captain Schrader
would get. Money is sent from here
in anv way, ue staml ready to make
almost altogether in the shape of drafts
corrections.
'
or money orders, and these would he of
We i formed the Captain, and he well >
1 notice to anyone but the proper owners. knew it, that this paper never said a word
Considering these things, it is evident the again«t the Augu«ta or him
We have
' would-he road age it was new in the bus- not “run his boat down” as he did the
‘ iness or knew I'othing of the condition«
Elmore. A s». that w * wore working
of the mail business done on the route. solely in the interest of our community as
Mr. Nelson, who «elated the circumstances we underHtiMsl the matter
Ami, there is
to us, is a reliable and trust worthy man
one thing sure, ii nothing else is accom
He is manager of the Nehalem Mill Co. plished, Captain Schrader will he spurred
There was no doubt in his mind butthat up bv the affair to give this place lietter
it was a clear case of attempted highway servive. He will not again pleml careless­
robbery.
ness and forgetfulness in matters where
PETKE, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON.
Will do an office practice at Dr. Johnson s drng
store and attend all calls in this city.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON
E. SELPH,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON.
Every Steamer that arrives
brings a large lot of new goods
for Cohn
Co.
A LARGE SUPPLY OP
Flour, mill feed, grass
seeds, groceries, and
general provisions
£ T. MAULSBY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Notary Public aud Real Estate Conveyancer.
TILLAMOOK. OREGON.
AV. SEVERANCE,
We have a complete assortment of
I) ki > uty -D istr icT-A ttokney ,
Foot-wear.
3rd Judicial District,for Tillamook County
TILLAMOOK
OREGON.
(J LAUDE THAYER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Come and look over our new stock
of boots and shoes.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
MISCELLANEOUS.
in entire ami complete line of
SCottiing,
C. & E. THAYER,
BANKERS.
General Banking and Exchange business.
Interest paid on time deposits.
Exchange on England, Belgium, Germany,
Sweden and all foreign countries.
TILLAMOOK,
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OREGO:
all sizes and style, just received.
Now is the time to buy
a new
•/
suit of clothes.
All our goods are fresh and new; nothing shelf-
worn, as we receive new gtsids by every steamer.
We pay 25 cents for eggs, and also wish to buy
butter, hides, furs etc.
Wagon making, aud all kind» of Wood-vork
and General Blacksmithing done. Mill
Machinery Repaired.
Wagons Made to Order.
Horse-shoeing a Specialty.
TILLAMOOK,
('apt, Sehrader’a Protest.
ORE.
he has greatly Inconvenienceds >nn*bodv.
He w<>uld not have sept on this route if
it had not paid him to d » so. We • an’t
see that the Elmore ’need drive him «iff
the route either, as our fre:ghting but
iness will increase and specially need he
not fear if the “Elmore 4 an’t get license.”
But, in hi« talk ugaim-t the Elmore we
think he is miMtaken «»r prejiidh*ed, per­
haps. It is gem-rally agreed by dis­
interested and coin|»etpiit parties that the
Elmore is ¡»erfectl v s ite, as inucii so as
the Augusta anyway
A n to tlif “taffy,”
we'd rather have tl at than »hubby treat­
ment. We have collected money from
Elmore heretofore for advertising and
paid it to the Augusta for freight. Partire
wrote us articles bitterly d«*noiim-ing
Capt. Schra«ler and werefiwe«! to publish
same, thus making enemies. We have
aimed to treat him fairly, and ladieve we
have «lone so
If he is in a predicament,
he has brought it on himaelf. He says,
he didn’t have a full load of freight thin
time, but lie has free use of the telegraph
line Mini could have had more freight if
he lia<i notified the people here when to
expect him. As !o ( apt. S hra<ler with­
drawing hia advertiaing from ns (fl 50
per moot 1») it makes no odds with us.
even if his ««hertismg am< «inte«l to five
linns that
We hsvr paid l.im more L r
freight than I e has paid iin for advertia­
ing. It is not a|»er>*onii) matter with us;
it is n matter of public interest. P»-rha|m
we have, in doing our duty, im urre I the
enimity of ( apt. Schrader, i«n«l he may
hnd <>p|M»rt <nilie» to do us daniwge or put
us to inconvenience in return, hut we
rely «»n the gon«l sense of the p«»pie lo
r pay iin mil we lose in this way. If our
|«a|«er help« tlie people, they will Ntaml
by us. In coin Union, will say we think
our steamer net Geo is sure to lie im­
proved sour.
Another Ticket.
Mrs.
MlksL. J. RUOQLE8
J. JOHN8ON
Kugoleo & gettami,
MILLINERY
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DRESS-MA KI NG
Hats, Dress Trimmings and a General Assort­
ment of Millinery Goods. We always keep
the latest styles.
Near Court House,
T illamook , O re .
J. P. ALLEN, Proprietor.
We have taken full charge of the Grand ( entral Hotel and have refitted and refurnished it
excellent shape, juet a« good as new. We shall lie pleased to have all our old patrons
and friends to make vs a call. Every effort will be made to make the
surroundings pleasant and comfortable for guests
TILLAMDDK)
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DREGDN.
LETCHEB,
WATCHMAKER > ■: AND > - JEWELER.
W' atchks , C locks , J ewelry . G ums . A mmuwition and F ishino T ackle .
C ompasses and S pectacles .
T illamook L aundry .
LESTER HART, PROPRIETOR.
Washiug gathered and delivered ever)
week. Work done on short notice when desired.
Starched shirts lscts each. Common Shirts and
¡drawers, filo lOcts each. Family washing and
ironing, sOcts per dozen.
Suits cleaned to order.
REPAIR!no a
S pecialty .
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TILLAMOOK. OREGON.
S. A. ROBERTS
C or . 1 st . S t . & 1 st . A ve . E.. T illamook .
Is selling hardware, stoves,
TILLAMOOK, ORE.
.....
and tinware at “hard-times”
CENTRAL:
U^SMARKET.
prices
L. H. BROWN, P roprietor .
rhe bent Beef, Veal, Pork and Mutton alw ays
on hand. Egg«, Butter, Vegetables and
Chickens bought and sold.
Satisfa.’tfon guaranteed to every one.
»hop opposite the Grand Central.
TILLAMOOK, ORE.
ILLJ^MOOlÇ LIVELY £TI\0LE
JONES B ros . P roprietors .
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irst-class single and double turn-out« kept on
hand. Boarding and transient stock cared
for.
T illamook , ore
CALL AND SEE=:z
SCRIBNER'S
'»er One Million Soli1.
Most complete book of
its kin«l ever published.
Gives measurements of
AND
ill kinds of Lumler.
Ix>gs, Planks Timber:
to Lumber deniers;
Lag Bank. nints
ittxxi measure, speed of
ia^.ti.r saws cure of *«** ur ' M *h1 , 'b>'
tXa growth of tree« l«»‘l men»>un
felling Jrr»*. <
interest «Have am! heading
¿¡tandard book throurhout the I nC
^tate. and Canada
^tioU oi
!S82. Ask your bookseller for it
t p..t(..ld far ^«UI';„FK
Box 1$. K oc he.ter. N V
Lumbar
jArA:
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CURE
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/O HCC «^whereyoacan bny 30
ft /11
il y"d*of ch*ni-in k 00*1
UUUUi-» ;tyleinot(Urk,foriL<M>,
cheap for quilt», lining», dreaaea, any-
»G0E55S
the piece.
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Cord», 15 cm« quality, Red-gronnd,
Black-dot or Figure, and other Shadea,
only « centa.
H C C C
bargain, ever offered ^(JL J J
Send for Sample». —-
where you can buy 32->nch Cretonne»,
heavy figured, for chair or loung»
cover»’, or curtain», reduced from 25 rt».
to 12« eta.—0* Ta« -It» at Sm.th»’
C„h Store, 414, 41«. 418 Front Street,
®- F'»
»ano rou m « t . «"**
1 »»« .nd coaiplet« treatmi-n« romlrtl"» o'
A cre T racts
—•nd—
T own L ots .
Mie at r.aexi.bp. price, and on f.ror.l.le
terms Location best in the city of Tilla­
mook
C*TT WM. n. 9T1U.WBLL.
T illamook , obi .
ci*s«iFito aovt»Ti«i»<e ‘r»
uaaar «»» «••«. »"• '•"*
par ward far «rat maartian, and half ral»,
tharaaftar
k.1ó-
aerbo. »tor \/IMTING «•*«».-* •r.'.lto2»""*
ha» uev*r bee°i ”wh» »ufter fron»’h»« terrible • «et. |»i pack oi 0 At thia ..m-e
SÄ -kS’i - *-«
—|-uac«trTto>«» taken af thia o*<J
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MX boxe
»»el S
iirwaiiaprr or ma«an»e p.MUbad la l>
’“"‘So cíTa«
wbotetol« «ad r»«*« railed Stale» or Forvlga C'W-tne»
There waa another nominating conven­
tion for city uttiral« Thursday night and
the following is the ticket:
F««r Trustees, G W Fearnside, R l>.
Peckham.
l>. M. Oliver of the previous
ticket was indorsed for Trustee
For Recorder, Theo. Steinhilber.
For City Attorney, no noriinatiun was
made.
For Treasurer, II. B. .Morgan
For Marshall, J W. Haskins.
This is a good ticket in many respects,
and from the number of candidates before
the |»eople be e ought lo be a chance to
make good selecii««iis.
Served
them Right.
The Democratic w«*atlier of lute lifts nut
only been very unp'ea-aiit and annoying
to everything in general, but it has actu­
ally sli wn a spec «1 and determined
op|MM*iti<»ti to the I) •mocratir celebration
The date tor the jollification was put off
until Iasi Monday, but the elemen'i were
ou a froli«- again, and M>em to have
been in a gn at slate of ferment and the
affair seems to have been dr<«wned out,
mo to s|»eak.
We «Ion’t approve of P m w-ratic rejoic­
ing, anyway, never did; in fact, it really
annoys most Republicans, and if it had
rained «at- and «logs oil every Demo-
cartir jollifi« ati«»n, there are nohi * gtswl
Ke pt i lican« who would have dec Is red
the weather ju*t right for ti.at kind of a
jnbiL e.
I,-it« of Fun.
O i M nd.iy in -rning » party of cow
h ,y« attempted to drive ■ band <■( cattle
a, r ■
the Hoqaarton hr dge
Some of
the bovine quadruped« were Very recakd-
Iraut and one refra. t“ry ateer tri.al to run
Ihruugh the H kio LICH t building
The
whole dro e were a. attend and tlia-
liand. d »» rial time« in tlie attempt to
get them onto the bridge. Men wen
rid ax np «nd down the street howling
bk» Onnmanchee, hone, rider, » e.u»
•ltd «11 »eut down together in mud holes
and I«nde noaium prevailed The herd
was placed under .-ontrol finally, eice|«
ing one »teer wlrfeh hid an unn*n«1
• mount of Iovine perver eneaa. Thia an­
imal seemed tn be poseease.1 of divers
ami ninftibtdinoas devils and fairly
bulged out with iniquitous "cii-aednesa".
After being knocked Aiwn, and dragged
around for a while, he wa. actually car­
ried untotl e bridge, am/seeing rewtstann-
i
N ews G leaned F rom V arious
S ources .
Ex plosion of Giant Powder In the Out'
skirts of Nan Francisco.
S an F k ancinco , N ov . 19.—An explo­
sion of giant powder occurred ulxnit 7
o’clock this morning near the pesthouse,
nearly wrecking that building, an«l
destroying moat of the window glass in
the city and county hospital. Two labo­
rers named Henry Barling ami Mike
Sullivan were badly injured. The pow­
der was being used for blasting a new
street through tow aril the bay. The
cause of the explosion is as yet unknown.
No deaths resulted, though there were
several miraculous escapes and consider­
able loss of property. The explosion
shook down some fencing, ami kmM*ked
every window out of the tannery build­
ing in the rear of the pesthouse, and
also broke nearly every window in tl e
pesthouse. Windows were also broken
in the houses fur half a mile around.
The camp was completely destroyed.
1* resident lai Appointment.«.
W ashington , Nov. 19.—The president
to-day made the following appointments:
J. il. Grear. of Iowa, to he assistant
secretary of the treasury, in place < f
Crounse, resigned; William M. Stone,
commissioner of the general land office,
vs. Thomae Carter, resigned; George W .
Miller, collector of internal revenue f< r
the twenty-third district, Pennsylvania.
Kent Bini (j<■! ne.
R ed B vd , 111., Nov. 18.—The cyclone
which ¡Missed over this town yesterday
completely demolished one ¡>ortion of
thecity,wrecking ninety-three buddings,
killing three }N*ople, wounding twenty,
and causing a loss of pro|M*rty to tl e
amount of 1150,000. In many cans
fieople were left unhurt in their I nn Is
while their houses were blown half a
mile away. One-third of the |>eople of
Red Bud did not hear the storm ainl
resUsi quietly in bed until dawn. Ha«l
the tornado's stroke been 300 feet further
north the business portion of the town
would have been destroyed.
Want a
liipi injf Post.
T kknton , N. J., Nov. 18.—CoitaiderHble
tnirprise waa <-aiiH<«l in the court room of
the Mercer court yesterday afternoon
when thegruml jury, in returning indict­
ments, inmle s presentation in which
they recoinnientied the establishment of
a whipping post as a means of punish­
ment for wife-lauitera. The presentation
says that this has laien trie-1 in other
Ktatea, ami found to serve as a good pun­
ishment.
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T of .. k Kan., Nov. IN.—The populists
and deni(X*ratH are getting wider a|mrt
over the senatorial squabble. Judge John
Martin wants the |w>sition, but the infor­
mation that he received today that there
are thirty-five ¡Mipulist memljers w ho w II
stand with Mrs.
ami the<lem«M*ratH
han «liMuoursg»*«! him. Whether th«ke
thirty-five will vote for Mrs. Lease ia un­
known, hut ahe will have a great in­
fluence with them, an<l to prevent them
going to Jerry Himpaon or a democrat
she will I n * a < andi«late herself. When
she wan anker I if it wan |s*sihle for her
get enough votes, she sai«i: “Any­
thing is ¡MMfsil’Ie with God and the far­
mers of Kansas.’’ A. L. Williams, of
the Tnion Fauif’.u railway, said Vslay :
“I sw no ronatitutional nnmon why Mrs.
I>*ase nhould not lie a aenator; there is
nothing to prevent it but the |s>pular
idea that a wnator should I n * a man. I
hope she will Selected. Hhe would keep
the senators pretty busy if they writ her
to Wnshingt«>n.”
I
«»IVIDKI» HIS MILLIONS.
A Wealthy Man of Michigan I’raparo*« to
Kwjoy l.lfi*
MOT TKWPTKI».
Ri» B> ■ mahdimo , Cal., Nov. 19.—Geo.
Jonm, a wood< to»p[ier, »ii|ta»«-<l in trim­
ming «yi arnore tr«M in thia city tialay
u I hmtvh I hanging over him two ahining
object«, and found them to lie tin can«
containing gold amounting to 91,000.
Jmiea, though a poor daily laborer, waa
not temj><e.I by the glittering lieap, Irtlt
brought the treaenre to the bank of Han
Bernardino and depoaited it lor nlenti-
Acition by the owner. The money ha.
eviiiently been hanging in the tree twit a
abort time, a. <me week ago lite lame
tree waa partially trinnnel. Many .up-
p««» tint f’otnmerce, the emtiexiter from
Grand Fork«, N. !>., in jail here waiting
extradition, madathia treea hiding place
for «ome of hi« money, whirti lie doe«
no l .nger effective, lie sullenly followed 1x4 account for.
HERE AND THERE
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<ig«X)> II Fin», Mii-li., Nov. 14.--D. A.
Blixlgftt h»a <l«-<h-'l to hi« aon, John W.
Blolgi-tt, an undividedone-thinl intcrcrt
in all hi« |«mimiuiioiix, ami Pi hia aon-in*
luw, Edward Lowe, and hia daughter he
decla another one-third intereat. He
retain, the remainder bi keep the wolf
from Ilia own door for the real of hia life.
The imtate, thua divided, rompriaea the
Timi-a btiililiiig and other real eatate in
Chicago, valuable buaineaa property
here, in Muakegon, Cadillac ami other
point«; fiOOJXM) acre« of southern pine
lamia, aeveral tbouaand acre« <d timber
land on the FacMc coaat, the large«! re­
maining tract of atamling pine in Mh-hi-
gan, and varimia other aaaeta, In all iwti-
matad on a conaervative lataia to be
worth |7,fi00,(MO. lie haa turned over
the management «4 tlie property hi John
W. Blodgett an<l Edward Ixtwr, ami will
enjoy hia life free from buameaa care«,
lie >a 07 year« old ami waa a pioneer
lumlierman, itaning herein IM. to work
in a lumber camp on tlie Muakegon river.
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