Tillamook headlight., August 10, 1893, Image 1

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Vol. VI. No. II.
TILLAMOOK. OREGON, THURSDAY.
O regon
H. MESUROLE, M. D.
S 1
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
ate
N ormal
S chool .
office next door to Johnson'» drug store.
TILLAMOOK, ORE.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
)
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
J| PETRE, M.D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Will do an office practice at l)r. Johnson's drug
store and attend all calls in this city.
TILI.AMoOK. OREGON.
I T. MAULSBY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Notary Public and Real Estate Conveyancei
TILLAMOOK. OREGON.
(ALAUDE TIIAYER.
ATTORN EY-AT-I.AW,
OKHGON
\V. SEVERA NCE,
R epresentative B land is pre ­
paring his S ilver B ill .
He w ill present it to Congress
MONMOUTH, OREGON
J. MAY, M. D.,
TILLAMOOK’.
AUGUST 10. 1893.
ah
soon as
practicable.
the man's carelessness "Very likely
w e have been robbed.”
“I don’t think that, sir,” said the
foreman, “for 1 am very sure that the
gentleman lias traded here before.”
“Well, I can’t afford to lose the
money,” said the harnessmaker. “We'll
have to find out w ho took it ami send
him the bill. Ah!” he added, with a
smile, after a moment's reflection, “1
have it. We’ll charge it up to the account
of everyone of our customers w ho keeps
open accounts here. Thoee who didn’t
get it will refuse to pay, so we shall be
all right.
The bookkeeper w as instructed to do
this, slid the bills in due course of time
w ent out. Some weeks later the harness-
_______
maker
asked if the bookkeeper laid suc-
ceeded in discovering w ho the customer
was.
“No, sir,” he replied, “and we never
shall, 1 fear, sir, for almut forty persons
have paid for it already without saying
a word.”
W ashington , Aug 4.—As soon after
The Leading Normal School congress meets as it becomes practicable
Representative Bland, the leader of ihe
of the Northwest.
silver forces in the house, will introduce
Strong Professional and Academic Course
and well organized Model School for Practical a bill emlKxIying the views of the silver
Training of Teachers. Normal, Advanced Nor­ i»en. It will provide for the repeal of
mal, Business, Music and Art Departments.
the Sherman purchasing act and sub­
stitute therefore the free coinage of
silver, at the present ratio of ltt to 1
-----------Beautiful and healthful location.
Light expenses. No saloons.-----------
“That,” aaid Mr. Bland talay, “will be
The Normal has enjoyed a steady growth the past year, reachingati enrollineut of over 40»),
tjie ground upon w hich we will make
the largest in its history. New nienil>ers have been added to the faculty, new apparatus sup­
plied, ami the course of study revised and strengthened. The graduaies are iu demand to fill
the fight,
although
there --------
has lieen
no j .
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=
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good positions. The diploma entitles the holder to teach in any county in the state without
definite plan agreed upon.” He recog­
further examinations. Tuition, Normal 16.25 per term of 10 weeks; Sub-Normal $5 00 per
nised that the men could honestly differ
term of io weeks; Business <6.25 per ter.... Board at Normal Dining Hall fi.75 per week.
as to the ratio, but that was a matter
Rooms 50 cents per week, unfurnished. Io fi 00 and fi 25 furnished. Boaid and lodging in pri­
vate families, $3.50 to I4 co per week. 1 uition, board, lodging and books, less than fi‘o per
that should be set* led in the party itself.
year. Conservatory of Music—thorough courses are offered iu vocal and iustiumental music,
Upon the use of Imth gohl and silver as
Turkish Bu|-.erwtltlons.
tuition $io.o3 per term of 20 lessons.
money, at a ¡»arity, the democratic
Monmouth is easily accessible from all parts of the slate, twelve miles from the state cap­
If
a
pair
of scissors arc left on a table
Itirty, according to his wav of thinking,
ital, sixty miles south of Portland. Catalogues cheerfully sent on application. Address
could not differ. If a compromise meas- open it is a sign of quarrel. If they fall
P. L. Campbell, Pres or S. Shedd, Sec’y Faculty.
sure, increasing the ratio was reached, upon the floor ami stick lip it means a
he said, he saw no reason why the present visit, and if an apple or other fruit falls
dollar should not be kept in circulation from your hand just as you are almut to
as it was now . He ¡»roposed, however, put it in your mouth it is a sign some­
with all his power, to resist any increase one envies you. If a loaf or a pi ere of
(OB’ SAN FRANCISGO,)
bread falls to the floor it is a sign that
in the ratio.
some of your relatives are in want of
Dealet s in
Tlie Fire at < hirag ».
bread in a strange place. To bite your
tongue signifies that yon are not telling
Evidence of a startling nature con- the truth. The little w hite spots which
cerning the cold-etureage warehouse lire come under the finger niiils mean various
They keep on hand at their store
was taken by I he grand jury Aug.4 The things, according to the finger. The right
in 1 fohsoiiville the largest stock of
witness was John J. Duggan, formerly thumb nail means money earned; the
goods in this county consisting of
a saloon-kee|>er, and the man who first left, finding money or a present. The
told the story concerning incendiarism. first finger means friends, the next
According to him there are 150men con­ enemies, the third journeys, and the
cerned in the conspiracy, ami lie de­ little one fibs. \\ hen an eyelash falls off
clared he had given the names to the and lies on the cheek it means a present
grand jury. He said that right from the of a new gown or other article of wearing
opening of the exposition goods of all apparel.
kinds were stolen hy the wholesale from
Delinquent Tax l ight
the warehouse, and finally an incendiary
!’re was set to cover up the crime. The
The fight over the delinquent taxes of
people concerned in the plot were em­ 1891 in Clatsop couiuy has been decided
special attention given tofilling4
ployes of the cohl-storeage warehouse by the Supreme Court, who upheld Judge
orders for goo Is in jobbing lots.
and a gang that lives just outside the McBride's decision that the tax was
Agents for the fast sailing
grounds. Duggan declares there will lie colle<-table notwithstanding the irregu­
a big Eeimation when ihe thing come larities in tin* assessments. Thede«*isi«m
out in detail The grand jury will re­ virtually frees the county from debt ami
sume its investigation Saturday.
places its financial condition at the head
TillHinook, San 1 raneiwo, l’ortlan<l
of every county in the state. The suit
ami way |mrtH. Make» regular tripH
Klount’a Keporl.
was brought by W. (’. and Al. S. Warren,
every two w eek«, weather permitting.
W suing ion , August 3.—Minister . ancy Welch, G W. Wingate, the
The fast sailing steamer Truckee has been specially I lount’s report on the Hawaiian situa­ Astoria Investment Company and Sam­
fitted up fo carrying passengers. The rates are: tion has been received. It is long and uel Elmore, ail prominent property­
they, together with a large
very (ompreliensive. The annexation holders
Cabin Passage...................
(15.00
plan is <lis«-ussr«l in all details, and.the iiuiiilier of others, will now have to pay
Steerage (oneway;...............
>,9.00
com iusioii drawn that Hawaiian* do not to Sheriff Smith {18,000 within the next
Freight, General Merchandise, Portland or San want annexation. Minister Steven’* act few days. The present debt of Clatsop
in raising the American flag ami landing county is (57,000, delinquent taxea now
Francisco, Five Dollars perton.
the marines is referred to at length, ami collectable amount to (.r 4 000, and the
J. E. SIBLEY, M anager ,
the rejiort puts that individual in any­ value of county projivrty ami buildings
thing but an enviable light. The idea of is (40,160, leaving it credit showing of
H obsonville , O re
annexation is shown to have been the (37,160 alsive all liabilities.
desire, not <»f the people, who, aciording
FREE ’BUS TO TRAINS AND
W«»rld’s Fair.
MARKLEY. HAYS & ROCHE,
to the principles of this government,
8teamer«.
Proprietor«.
The jubilations of the n«lv<M'iit<*s of
have the right togovern, but of the few.
Centrally Located
M D. ROCHE,
Newly F urnished.
The report w ill probably not be made Sunday closing at the Worhl’s Fair are
Manager
public until sent to congress
\\ hen destined to be short live«l Judge Htein
published the ¡mpnlar feeling here in in the sii | h rior court has <le«*i<led the
favor of annexation w ill, it is Is-lieved, direi *«»r and o 'ci .Is w Im wen* «lirectly
lie allaye«!. The result of the rejiort, so responsible for «loiing the Fair Sun«lay
those who have seen it say, will l»e that Julv 23rd ha<l violated the injunction
PORTLAND, OREGON.
the government will ¡«erinitthe Hawaii­ previously issued by him and has or­
an* to g«»vern themselves, and noolhei dered that I’ve of the directors lie f’nril
COP. ÓTH & ALDER STS.
government will lie allowe«! to interfere. IBM» each for contempt ’ lie «lire« t«»r
9 P West 8ide R R Waiting
was find (100 a* he vole«I to « lose in tin*
Strictly F|f»t Class.
Room and Ticket office.
In-In f the injunction ha<l l.ips«*d. Direc­
European Plan.
tor General fhtvies was fine« I (250
H an F r \ ni ih < <>, Aug. 3.— A few «lay*
Anthony Comstock announce* that In*
ago
District
Ju«lge
R om *, oí the Koiithern
LARGEST
HOUSE.
A. L. ALDERMAN,
is in Chi t go to iea<l the crusade against
district
of
California,
remlereda
<leci*ion
Good Accomodations. ■
Proprietor.
«lejMHting Wong Dep Kan, a Chinaman the lancing girls in tbeMid way I'laisam «*.
rwi«ling in h* Angele*. In rendering Failing to have them suppressed by the
ihe <le inion Judge Ron* maintaine<l that o la ials of the Fair lie w ill probably h |>-
the ulauM* in the Geary act, ordering the ) m * m I to the city authorities.
TRUCKEE LUMBER CO
GENERÄL MERCHANDISE.
ATTOR NEY-AT LAW,
BUREN BROMLEY,
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, Hats, Caps and Notions
P. (>. BAY CITY-.
5 r
Groceries, Crockery, and Queens
MISCELLANEOUS.
ware. Doos, Windows, Lime, Hair
and Cement. Hardware and Nails.
C. & 1£. THAYER,
ATTORNEY-AT-1. AAV,
BANKERS.
< 1 -neral Banking and Exchange
l ¡terest paid on time deposits.
baainesa.
l-’xrliange on England, Belgium, Germany,
.vrdeii and all foreign countries.
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON.
I. K LARSON
BLACKSMITH
\\ ¡igoii milking, and all kinds of Woodwork
and General
Blacksmithing done.
Mill
Machinery Repaired.
Wagons Made to Order.
Horae shoeing a Specialty.
TILL AMOOK,
ORE.
CENTRAL : I .
^r-MAK KET.
L. H. BROWN, P roprietor . '
The beat Beef, Veal, Pork an<l Mutton al way«
on hand. Eggs’, Butter, Vegetables and
Chickens bought and s«»ld.
sutlsfa tion guaranteed to every one.
hop opposite the Grand Central.
TILLAMOOK, OSK.
T1LU\MQOI( LIVELY £T/\BLE
JONES B ros . P roprietors .
Ir.t-cl.»» »inule and double turn out« kept on
hand.
Boardin« and trannieut «to< k cared
TiLl.AMOOK, OHE.
XCRE
HOLTON HOUSE,
Occidental Hotel.
The present proprietor has just assumed management
of this hotel, and respectfully solicits a share of the
patronage of the public. SAMPLE ROOMS.
CENTRALLY LOCATED
T own L ots .
For sale at reasonable price» andon favorable
terms. Umtion treat in the city of Tills-
CIIÏEIIEIT TO BOAT LAN0IN8.
tillamock , oreqon
T racts
—and—
TRUCKEE
STEAMER
A llen H ouse
______________ ---------------------------------------
J. P. ALLEN, Proprietor
mook
C apt W m . D. S t i li . well .
T illa M ook . o » b .
ÍM
CHA0. pETER^ON.
BARBER SHOP
Firit Class ii Eum Pirticilir.
BH»xrirs0«
M»ir Cutting.
gh*mpooin3
BATH ROOMS IN CIIIECTIH
The patronage of the public i» re«p« t-
iul y solicited.
_
la K.vwoiim F cbnitt »« «<■«
1LLAMOQK.
....
OBSOOM
... .......... .....
pl«.»», ’•><! ««nfi^abk Kx «—••
TILLAMDDK,
NEW HOUSE
------
OREGON.
NEW FURNITURE
LARSEN » HOUSE
M. H. LARSEN, proprietor
♦ f
traveling rutile Lccatí
lamscìc.
¡leraoiifl deported to l»e alno inipriMoned
at hard lal»or, wan un<*om>titutional. The
Six Coiii|MiiieK, of tin* city, have in-
tereMed theniKelvea in th«* inn'ter, and
propoee to tent the derfoion. They will
lia ve W' ong released on a writ of haltes*
corpus ami a det*i*ion rendere«! by ihe
circuit court. Shouhl the derision oí
Jiidge Ro*»* l»e uphe|<| it is intimated
that the court of appeal* will lie re­
sorted to.
Trlrk* i f Triwle.
The work of surveying a route ami de­
termining the pr.i ‘tirahility of laying i.
cable la*t ween San Fram*ii*«*o ami Hono­
lulu is about com pl ite 1. Th* work whd
«lone pursuant to an a«t of Congress of
March 2,1892. A practical route has Is en
found ami it now bes a.th some private
eom|»any to lay the «-able The total
length of lines Niirvryed by the two
steamers, the Albatross and Thetis, en­
gaged in the work aa« 6,765 miles ai»«l
A very amusing wtory it tol'l in the hi the sounding operation* 179,142 feet
Toronto Mail by a famous story-teller of piano wire, worth (6», was lout
al>out a harness maker who live I many
years ago in lx»n«lon. lie had a liand-
The number of men now out of work
BMBC saddle in his shop, occupying a
cotiRpH Uoua place therein. On lot return in ( Im ago is larger, prolmbly, than ever
from lune boon one ■l«y he observed that I a*fore Work with the building trades
the «a« Mir wbc gone. < ailing to Ina fore­ in the world’s fair, as well ns hi the city
auxiliary Ut the fair, has come hi an en«l.
man, be as id:
'•John, who has inmght that saddle!’* The building in the city that «-ontinuea
“I’m sure I don't know, sir,” said the is trivial compared with the mali inri-
foreman, serai« hing his head as if he •lent to the fair. I ad Hirers are I»ring
were trying to thank “I ranimt tel!, thrown out of work daily and facto rie*
and tl»e worst part of it is it hasn’t been are reducing their working force No
pari for. While I was at work in the provision is being marie by the < Imago
I«« k |*r! of the shops gentleman 'line, auti»ontire for raring for three unetn-
price«! it, and than throwing it into In* ployrd travelers from oilier cities. If
wagni «I rove off before I could think to • hey continue to pour into the city, as
Western «lispal* lies imi irate, in armies
ask hm name.”
That waa very stupid of y'Mi,’' said tl»e from 'kJOO VitfeJUi), it may I m come a mat
harneaemakcr, disponed to laj angry a ter that «iemamis srnous ■l entUMi
$1.50 Per Year.
NEWS NOTES
G athered F rom
all
Q uarters
OF the G lobe .
Domestic and
Foreign Newa
troni various Sonrere.
obtained
An earthquake shock was left at Lei­
cester August 3.
II! the rock of Gibraltar there are
seventy miles of tunnels.
The use of cotton cloth was brought
to Europe hy the Saracens, A. D. 800.
The karat, use«! in estimating the
weight of gems, is a grain of Indian
wheat.
Louis .XIV., though a “tine gentle­
man,” was noted for his want of clean­
liness.
During the Franco-German war the
Germans lost 263 men from smallpox;
the French 23,449.
A prayer book was among the articles
found in the stomach of an ostrich which
was lately dissected in London.
WibiivHTON, I.T., Aug. 4.—NineChoc-
taw Indians, w ho were sentenced to be
shot today, have I ecu granted a further
respite of one month.
Farmers in the eastern ami middle
states are shipping large quantities of
hay to Europe where there is a great
scarcity of I hat produce.
The fifth annual exhibition of the
Southern Oregon state board of agricul­
ture will he held near Roseburg, com­
mencing Monday, Septendier 4th, 1893,
and continues six «lays.
In Miidngin-gar a «lissastisfe«l husband
Ims only to give his wife a piece of money
and say, “Madam, I thank you.” and
according to the laws of Mmlagasgar. he
is divorced straightway.
Queen Victoria still takes great in­
terest in her study of Ilimlustani, and
lias I khoiiiv so proficient in the langpage
that whenever a rajah from her Indian
dominion visits her she converses with
him in his native tongue.
The Red Bluff, ews notices the arrival
ami departure of a tramp printer w ho
was as deaf as an adder ami dumb as an
oyster but after borrow ing sundry sums
of money, got beastly drunk, found ears
ami tongue, ami skip|s*d on iliet'regon
express.
A W isconsin ’editor rises 1 o remai k :
“The longer we run a newspaper and
write about ¡ample and events tin* more
we realize how utterly impossihie it is to
scratch every man on the spot where it
itches the ino-t '¡'rue, it is much easier
to kick a fellow on the place that is most
tender.’'
France i* *0011 t<* adopt 1111 interesting
innovation in th® ¡ r » h UI enrd wyvicni.
The t*ard* will be iwHiied in tlm foim of
che< klaMikn, .* .th stiihw. The Render of
the |R»slnl ran! < a:i make memoramla of
it* <-ontentM on the stilb, and rim have
this Htam|M*«| m tht* |xisto'l'ce lx*foie the
card 1* «let.i< lir«|, SO that a vrri'’c<l re-
cord of the rorrespoiidciici* can I m * kept
'¡’he archives <»f the p >rt of S »ill 1 uiijc
ton, L ugland, contain a curioii* 11av.1l
law of the foiirt<*eiith rentiiry. The
«l«w iiment hold-< the captain of a v «- sh « I
rt*s|»oiiMihie for the value of tlo* good* loat
if hi* vessel is wrerke I on any voyage
lM*gun in *pite of the opinion «»fa major­
ity of the crew that the* wind wa* un­
favorable
The great strike of Enghwli roti I iiihi «- m
is doing all the harm ex|H*«tc«l from it,
ami more too. M«»ro than 250,090 men
are now out Coal price* have risen
«I»-*pile all *laD*mei>ts concerning nil
overwtovked market. Many iron work«
ami f.u-tone* are running short of fm I,
ami must rtop operation* *0011 unle*»« the
supply if im rea*#*«!. A few factory owner*
have already given notice that they niintt
rhiwr their rotit-erna within a week or
two.
Kludent* at Yale are Riibjr *t to ail
annual tax of (25 for “breakage ” The
Htmh-ntA “get even’* by illustrating their
artiste' aoilitieson whatever smooth sur-
fai r* they lin«l at hand. Gn gla*«* front*
of I «wk-<•«!«-« ami 1 himm f«»r m | m *« iiiivh *
diamoml* ere used ami figure*« are cut
with greet <*are an«4 in many iiiRtam en
with l»e.intiful «letail. All surface* ro
<le«-orated are ladng «lestroye I wherever
they are foiiml ami unblemiidied surfa«*eH
put in their piners.
A II. Hinrh, who was lymg in the
«-«Minty jad at EmpireCi’y awaiting trial
for the killing of tn«lrvw Wikmaii in
August of last year, died of hemorrhage
of the lung« Auguat 2. Ilin« h gave him-
«elf up after l»r had killed Wikman and
was |.*it in jail, hut hr br«»ke out just
la-fore the convening <»f the circuit < «>urt
and w.ii in billing in the woods f««r a
uundier of moiitbs, but was finally
«*aplurr»l by Sheriff U’ir-lrr. lie than
was very sick and had rtmtrartrd a
sever < oi«i hy exposure to the a into
storms, which cau»»r I bis death.
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