Tillamook headlight., June 15, 1893, Image 1

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Vol. VI, No. 3
TILLAMOOK, OREGON. THURSDAY
S essional cards .
ÌAY, M. D.,
TRUCKEE LUMBER CO
OF SAN FHANCISOO,)
^MKIAN AND SURGEON,
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
E, M. I).,
JUNE 15. 1893
Dealeis i»
GENERAL * MERCHANDISE.
M urphy G ets T here —B oth
S ides R ecognized .
A Batch of Important Appolatmenta for
Oregon.
W ashington , June 14.—The president
They keep oil hand at their store
has made the following appointments
in Hobsonville the largest stock of
CIAN AND SURGEON.
goods in this county consisting of
fur Oregon : lhiniel R. Murphy, Attorney
Ice practice at Dr. Johnson's drug
for District of Oregon; Henry C. Grady,
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and
lend all calls in this city.
U. S. Marshall for Oregon, and Thomas
J. Black, Collector of Customs for the
TILLAMoOK. OREGON.
Shoes, Hats, Caps and Notions.
District of the Willamette.
lt will be seen by the appointment of
JLSBY,
Groceries, Crockery, and Queens-
Murphy that the State Democratic com­
■tTORNEY-AT-LAW,
ware. Doors, Windows, Lime, Hair mittee is recognised, ami has not been
snubbed or ignored as reported by the
Public and Real Estate Conveyancer.
and Cement. Hardware and Nails. Oregonian correspondent. It is under­
stood that John R. Markley, who was a
TIIXAMOOK. OREGON.
£W“'}«ccial attention given to fill i ng
prominent condidate for U. 8. Marshall,
orders for goods in jobbing lots.
will receive a suitable place yet. While
Agents for the fast sailing
THAYEK,
Black was not indorsed by Murphy, he
was not antagonized, and it seems that
WAT TORNEY-AT-LAW,
the president intends to show recognition
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
I to all branches of the Oregon Democracy.
Tillamook, San Francisco, Portland
and way ports. Makes regular trips
Terrible Acclilent.
every two weeks, weather permitting.
SEVERA NCE,
I The old Ford Theater Building, lately
The fast sailing steamer Truckee has been specially occupied by part of the pension depart­
D eputy - I ) i str i er- A tt < > rn h y ,
fitted up fo carrying passengers. The rates are: ment force, recently collapsed, killing
Bteial District,for Tillamook County
■ over twenty clerks and injuring as many
(’abin Passage ............
»15.00
more. It was in this building that Pre­
»9.00
Steerage (one way)....
K ami > ok ,
OREGON.
sident Lincoln was shot by Booth
TRUCKEE
STEAMER
MISCELLANEOUS.
H. THAYER,
BANKEKS.
1 Banking and Exchange business,
paid on time deposits.
jge on England, Belgium, Germany,
and all foreign countries.
¡IMOOK,
-
-
-
Freight, General Merchandise, Portland or San
C hinese Question.
Francisco, Five Dollars per ton.
“Blood is thicker than water,” cried a
J. E. SIBLEY, M anager ,
Yankee commander, some years ago in
H obsonville , O re .
('hina semi, where a British ship was
N. P. ROBERTS,
OREGON.
LARSON
lacksmith
making, aud all kinds of Wood work
General Blacksmithing done, Mill
inery Repaired.
Wagons Made to Order.
------- Dealer in--------
Hardware, Tinware and jStoVeg.
TOOLS, CUTLERY, NAILS, DOORS
* TIN SHOP IN CONNECTION.
☆
☆
Cor Fi i st Sj. & 1st Ave. E
se-shoeing a Specialty.
11
PLUMBING DONE 10 ORDER
lieing worsted by the moon-eyed Mon­
golian. The Yankee turne<l his guns on
the heathen to the relief of the hard-
I pressed Briton. Now the London Times
in the same spirit writes this parrgraph
1 of the three Chinamen who were arrested
in New York under the provision of the
Geary law : “Even if the three China­
men arrested be ex)>elled, which isprob-
ul ly the farthest extent to which llieex-
< lusion art will !»• curried, the Chinese
government would do well to shut its
eyes to so minute a grievance, ami not
coHUilit the blunder of offering defiance
likely to check the generous impulse of
Hie AnierM'Hii people.”
TiillllllOnk.
Jet' Itavls.
TILLAMOOK,
“It has always lieen the wonder of
Nori hern men why the people of the,
South should have M*le»*te«l Jefferson
I hi vis as the objv t of their hero worship
C. B. HADLEY, Proprietor
and lavished ii ] m » ii him the affe. tion that
of right lielonge I to livtter men. The
dis)Nit"hes relating to the removal of the
ex-presiilviit’s I mm I v io its f’nal resting
plat e show that the feeling of reverence
for this bogus hero has not abah*»l.
When the laxly was in state at Mont­
Fine Billiard Brid Pool Tablea
gomery, Ala., among other inscriptioni*
OREGON
that decked the courtroom was this :“.iv
TILLAMOOK,
suffered for us.” The Northern |a*ople
respect the memory of Stonewall Jack-
FREE 'Bl «TOT JAINS AHO
MARKLEY. MAY8 & ROCHE,
son, la*v, I’eaureganl ami other great
8teamert
Proprietor«.
Centrally Located.
leaders of the ( onfederacy, but forl avis
M D. ROCHE.
Newly Furnished
we have a feeling akin to contempt, and
Manager
we fad to appreciate hi« ‘suleriiig,’
After his capture Davis acted more like
a spoiled child than the lea<ler of a great
rebellion
He had m»ne of the dignity
one would suppose iiiMeimrahle from a
PORTLAND, OREGON.
leader of a great js»oplv. He was I mji I i
peevish ami abusive, ami when set al
COR. 4TH & ALDER STS.
liberty, instead of endeavoring, ns I n * v
F P West Bide R R Wil inf • lid, to make his hie useful to the people
Strictly First Class.
Room «nd Ticket office
who so sorely needed guidance ami ad­
European Plan.
vice, he retire«I to lk»auvoir, ami h*»l h
hfe of ease and useh^MsnesN, unreconcil-
LARGEST
HOUSE.
L. ALDERMAN,
ahlv and imregrettiiig; unless, in« lets I,
Good Accomodations.
Proprietor.
he regrettoil the I omn of |s»wvr an I the
failure of his great scheme of svlf-
aggramiizeme.it. Compare I to Lev, who
s|M»nt hi« life after the war in iisefulneNS
ami gofwi works, Ihivin was a jKJor, piti­
ful creature.—Salem Ih'imuTat.
(ârand ©entrai Billiard "Hall
óleo & jointe on
ILLINERY
T illamook , O re .
ilrt House,
■ nthal
:
BtM ARKET.
H. BROWN, P roprietor .
hlBvrf, Veal, Pork an»l Mattoil always
hand. Egg», Butter. Vegetables and
«kens bought and sold.
fa tion guaranteed to every one.
►P opposite the Grand Central.
TILLAMOOK, OMR.
JONES B ros . P roprietors .
Ia»s »ingle and double turn-out* kept on
Boarding and transient Mock cared
T illamook , O rk .
Cicfitcz^ ciiid
HOLTON HOUSE,
Occidental Hotel.
has just assumed management.
The l present
__
. proprietor
.
of this hotel, and respectfully solicits a share of the
patronage of the public. SAMPLE ROOMS.
Where Is the Itihumanity.
Tli<* Boston Herald says : “The Geary
('hilieae act is one of the most inhuman
CWEIIEIT TO BUT UI0IN6. act- that was ever placed on any statute
racts CENTRALLY LOCATED
book.” To this the New York Mun
TILLAMOOK, OTVKXOON
md—
replied:
This in a very highly exaggerated
T own L ots .
statement. The act merely re«|tiiteN
eale at reasonable prices and on favorable
( liinese residents to register their iim mew,
terms. Location best in the city of Tilla­
1 mf those of A mermans resident in < Ilina
mook
are registered co (‘heneae who obey«
C«FT WM. D BTILLWBLL,
it will la* ex|ieile I from the country, or
T illa M ook , ora .
J. P. ALLEN. Proprietor
subjected to any trouble whatever. The
¡jenalty of disobeying it in far milder
W.h.re
f«!l «harz, of lh. Gr.ud ’ exlr.l Hotel .,»4 h.rr rrill^l ..«3 re lor.,-bed .1 in than tl»e < hineae |s-ualty for diaoboying
any edict. It is mA a law lot theex|Mil-
..„I Meri to
n. . C.I1 Kver, e«r,rt will be W»d» I"
Bfotl of the (’liineae, or that reFtriitN any
.arroondUio ple.«>tit ."d «.mbwulde Ine «oe.1.
right of the < *hine«e, or '.hat infti«'tw any
wrong np*m the ( hinewe, or that ought
TILLÄMGDK,
------
DREGCN.
to disturb the < lnnear, or that would
disturb tlieni ill the least if they took
NEW FURNITURE the trouble to give lived Io it.”
NEW
HOUSE
First Class is Erin Psrticilar.
The Herald ia duabtlemi under the im­
pression that the <»eary art if a dejiorla«
lion m t, (Mire and simple. Mo intelligent
a journal would not rgpreaa tlir opinion
M. H. LARSEN, proprietor.
above re»-or« led of an act the mam jmr«
BATI BOOMS II tlllECTIII
pi«*»« of which was reg*" rate a» Several
First
class
in
every
respect!
test
acccmrncdat.cr.s
In
the
European natnmn are more sirwt in their
The patronage of the jaiblic is rrapwt-
city. Headquarters fcr the traveling public Lcce*ed «tew lings with foreigner« than tliefieary
frilly solicited.
îVv>» vn ««nr SroBF.
act if a .tii the Chi new. || tlo* editor of
cn main street. Tdlamock- Dreg_n.
T
A llen
CHAg. pETER^ON.
ARBER SHOP
LARSEN•HOUSE
$1.50 Per Year
the Herald should go to France ton-side
—presuming that he is an American cit­
izen—he would have to register. He
would not only have to register, but get
his certificate vised in ease he should re­
move from the hx-ality in which he first
registered. But the Chinese in the
United States can go from city to city
and from State to State at his pleasure.
One registration is sutlleient. A good
many of our Eastern contemporaries
seem to have fallen into the error we
have presumed against the lleiald.
These comments indicate that they re­
gard deportation as the first object of
the act.—S. F. Call.
Rev. Jenkin Lloyd Jones of Chicago,
who evidently has some Welsh blood in
him. has |>ro|x»ed a new wav to destroy
slums and sweater shojw. He would
have brilliant electric lights placed in
every dirty alley. Next he would tear
down every high board fence which
shnts off filthy, disease breeding tene­
ments mid yards from the public eye
and lay bare all the foulness and pollu­
tion. Then city governments would
have to take cognizance of the matter
or there would lie a change of adminis­
tration.
Inuunl I Ila mi nation.
That moles, scars, tumors, cancers,
etc., can be removed by the application
of an < lectrically heated wire the public
is already more or less aware. That ths
interior of a man's body may lie so lit
up that he will present somewhat the
appearance of an old fashioned lantern
with a dim light burning inside lias also
been asserted frequently, but the pns-i-ss
of uccoiii]>lishing this is not familiar.
It is done by electric lights which, on
a small scale, are like those that shine
upon (sdes and towers. A small electric
light bulb at the end of a long tube is
inserted into a patient's stomach. The
button is pnssetl. mid his stomach be­
comes luminous. Dy an arrangement
of mirrors the physician i i able to see
the inside eoats of the stomach itself mid
determine what Lind of dyspejada that
man has, whether it was brought on by
free lunches or overindulgeuce in hard
work.
Whenever the blood is jierfectly
healthy it is bright red anil clear. Ii
the hand is held up before u light, the
light will shins through it clear und semi-
rausjiarent unless there is some wound
>r eruption: then the fingers will look
lark, and the FemitrnnsjMircncy will not
be luauifeflt. Eo the unhealthy stoimu'h
looks thick und dark mid will not let the
light shine clear and red through it.
This is true of every part of the body.
Wh< rever there is a cancer, tumor or
anything that thickens and darkens t'i *
bright red muscular tissue, or wherev r
there is u foreign laxly in the stomach, it
can be discerned in a moment by this
searchlight of the human anatomy.
A Municipal Ksporlmenl.
The city of Cleveland laid 13 lxstrda.
and the miinici|xil administration wax
not conducted in a highly satisfactory
manner either. Then the voters decide,!
that the Ixstrds must go. They ajiplieil
for and got a new city cliarter, which
reduced the numlx-r of their city dejwrt-
ments to six. There was one man at the
bead of e ich of thane, and he wax nje
pointed by the mayor The city council
turn the veto power <>v< r the mayor's
nominations, however. The argument
in favor of fewer de|mrt meiits and no
boards at all wax that it would make one
man responsible for the g<xxl or ill work­
ing of his <le|wrtuient. jnxt as is the caM,
in bimini-wi houses, and that one man
Could I m pinned down and made to give
the reason in cane of extravagance or
mismanagement.
Cleveland's mayor. Mr. Kw. has
mad* the first report of the workings of
tlie city government under the new, bar
ter. Following are some of tin- items
from that report. Mont of the depart
u e its have Ixi-n run with !<■". money
than under the old system Little pick­
ings and stealings were linear, bed all
along the line. In the fire departin'at
there were short «'right of < <u) and
short measure of horse feed, and the-
contractors were brought to time han<l
■omely. In the water works d<-part
merit such a surplus accumulated that
rates were lowered When did such a
thlug happen in any city before?
There wan not enough fat in the;a.
cotn|siny's plant to oil the *Mi <•» i.U-
m I n 1st rat ion any more After a rent-st
tn which the city wan Inexorable, t'..e
gas company lowered the price from »1
a thoiiseiMl to HO cents and pays into the
city treasury le-sidea bj per cent of its
groan receipts, Gan cowuniers save »1’0.-
<M) a year, and the city treaanry is rie'.a r
by «10.1X0 a year tha-> it was l»f,.r<
The tax rate has uiean.ime lieen lowers-',
dl < ronr.d The saving of money and
tlx rn snl > ff.< :em y of city goven.lwnt
hate b,n line to two things— t nt. 1'..»
the l.Ts.-t lllt-T t wlik h I II I'.e I I. .z, nt
base tab u in the nr r ■ r- < r. set onrl. ti­
the me man pom r in «. .. m b u ill ;,leii-
dividual is held <lir- .lly rv.|MM»l4a Cut
•lie arlinimatration of I u <lr -anini 11
STRAY SHOTS
N ews I tems from A ll O ver the
W orld .
Huinr 1 nterrMtiiig Thing» That Are Found
In the New «papera
William B. McKinley, the present
governor of Ohio, was re-nominated for
governor on Thursday.
The largest tomb in the world is the
Pyramid of Cheops, 461 feet high ami
covering thirteen acres of ground.
Jim Hill’s Great Northern cut-rate
war has begun. It is the same old story
of railroad monopoly. After his road
gets plenty of business he will p<a»l with
his rivals and establish old rates.
Governor Tillman is credited with
'mving purchased 1450 barrels of whisky
ami 720 casks of b<‘er to stiwk the state
liquor <lis|s‘iisaries. South Carolina has
an undeserved reputation if the whisky
lasts a month and the lieer a week. Su<’h
a stock would go a small way in prohib­
ition Iowa or Kansas.
\ salmon tifty-four inches long and
forty inches aroun I ami weighing eighty
two |Miumls, one of the finest ever caught
in the waters of Oregon, was frozen in
clear ice to !><• sent to the World’s Fair
I showing the tlsh as it ap|>earH in its
native element. It will present a magni­
ficent ap|M‘arauce ami must attract a
great deal of attraction.
Among the interesting exhibits at the
Worhl’s fair is a model of the Nicaragua
canal, measuring 35 feet by 5 feet,which
shows all the oeuaiis, mountains, jungles,
lakes, rivers ami harbors, which make
up the pro|M»s«>d method of communica­
tion lietween lhe Atlantic and Pacific. In
order to enhance tne realistic natu e of
the profile, real water is used to cover
the ocean and lakes, ami this fills the
< anal ami river
Dill ing the past f *w we‘ks there ha <
I m *«* ii fon 11 ii la te» I a plan to irrigate w hut
is said to be the largest tract of land in
»»lie ls»dy to be found in Southern Cali­
fornia. This will I m ‘ accomplished by
daiiiiiiing the Mojave river at Victor,
creating an artificial lake nine miles
lung, three miles wide an I 13 F feet in
depth, water su licieiit to irrig ite2.h),00.)
a res <if desert land. The water will Is*
< li vertís I ii|M>n Government lands now
uii<M*ciipi«*d an I subject to settlement
and reclamation.
Many hank bills are now in circulation
with a small paster on the back which
rends: “Bring me hark to------------- and
get in return full vain«* in g<s»dH.” This
iiuiqiir advertising srhrinr is the inden­
tion of an Ohio man. The attention of
the treasury de|Nirtmcnt has Iwrnealled
to this matter and the o lina I m say that
the use of the little sti< ker has I mtii livid
t baa violation of th«* law by Mr. Hep­
burn, late solicitor to the depaitiiienl.
r«‘sides the I’ld’vd Stales treasury lias
refused to receive « oins so decorated ns
legal tnid *r, but returns i II ><> rwvivvd
to tin» sender.
It is re|M»rU*d tha* Mr < Iv. dan I’ m
rxpeririirr with o !i< r srvkrrM I imm < oil-
viiirvd him that the present mrthisl of
••plF’.lit'iiviit to o la r» through |s>l.tiral
iiifiaein i* lias I mm - oiiiv a M*amlsl, sial lie
is iv.olviiig ill his iiiind a s« imnr to »io
way w.t » it entirely, by a »»»mp'vtr ir-
organizalioli of the system, and that lie
wdl probably r»*<*oiniiiviid to congress
the framing of a law for a • oiiimms.oii
< hi ap|s»intmviPs as far ivmuved from
|s»1it.ral inltifir r as tlw* silpirme roillt,
to make .»II ap|»*»iiilmri.t» rx< v| th r *.gli
mimst -rs and critain It gh o ’ » iah
n»*arrst the ex»» »ut: v«» Qu.di '» st.oil for
• he place is to la* the oi.ly ipierlmn in
making ap|M»intmviitM
It co t f fty thousand do.I is for th«
l*r»Mbyt»*riaii syim I to » » hiv . t D. riggi
of h«*rsy I .»«• money may I».* considered
well f | h * iii in iiiissioiiary work; for if
w ill make a thousand <*onvert* to I riggM-
ims for every »me that it couvim vH w»*
m I ioii II turn Inukwarl four hiindrrl
yt*arM the progress 4 iliought. <>f» r gg»'
conviction, Rev Dr I yman \l»l>«.t said
in Ins s»*rm«Hi Sunday : ”,i<*rv*y? B hi t
is h«*.esy? For o.»v tmug it ím to dt*< Isrt*
t’»st God is not the father • Í ah ii .si -
k.n ami leave no dm»r of ar»
I«» him-
*elf save the one d«sn of a wr.ttni w«>r»l
that was mH complet»* I till tin* hunisii
race had long»**I, crie I and prayc<i for
their father for
years.”
The I oik county crop of fii k»*rs a;>-
I ear* ii.exlnimtible Tin* l;.l< «i .•••bi ­
lí hi is one Henry Gro »•*, who was im r-
ned last Monday to a cyprian mimed
(¿eorg.e Coii'Ft* ck, one > rvit actii g < s
golietwetm, and r»* **ivi;ig therefor the
.••im of (101 The woman’s prn e was a
»'•sitos farm in Nebraska, and tin-«
was given by the a<idb*-|s<f<*d old fellow.
Th«» day after li e w«d«lii.g terta.i p.r-
tiea w i.o il»< i glil tl •» '-Id n an I im »I I »» n
ie.|MMv«| ii|s/ii induce I him to swrartoa
»«»mplaiiit MgMÍnst the wo »»ail, ami ahr
was l««lge«l in jail here over night, t lit
Gr»MiM» rvfiis«»d to pr«*se*'Utv he,-, an I she
w as set at hla*ily M»v mm hr.ngs mii
action against i»ros«e for a div«»rce,alleg­
ing cruelty ill causing her arrest.
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