Tillamook headlight., October 26, 1893, Image 1

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Vol. VI. No. 22.
TILLAMOOK. OREGON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 26. 1893.
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PROFESSIONAL CAROS.
yy J. MAY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
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BOOTS« SHOES
T T. MAULSBY,
ESTABLISHED 1843
ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW,
Notary Public and Real Estate Conveyancer.
TILLAMOOK. OREGON.
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(J LAUDE THAYER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
TILLAMOOK. OREGON.
W. SEVERANCE,
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ATTORNEY-AT LAW,
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON.
y AN BUREN BROMLEY,
Having 'recently placed an order
517.
MISCELLANEOUS,
Large stock of Dry Goods
Can fit you in clothing and foot wear.
Hatsand Caps, Gents Furnishing
Goods.
FREE BUS TO TRAIN8 ANO
8teamers
Centrally Located.
Newly Furnished.
HOLTON HOUSE,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
COR. 4 th & ALDER
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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OREGON.
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8trictly First Class.
European Plan.
P West 8ide R R Walting
Room and Ticket office.
NEW FURNITURE
NEW HOUSE
I. F. LARSON
LARSEN ? HOUSE
BLACKSMITH
M. H. LARSEN, proprietor.
W agon making, aud all kinds of Wood-work
and General Blacksnuthing done. Mill
Machinery Repaired.
Wagons Made to Order.
Horse-shoeing a Specialty.
TILLAMOOK,
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First class in evetv rEspectj bsst acccmmcdaticns in thE
city. HEadquartErs far the traveling public Located
on main streEt, TillamccK. Oregon.
ORE.
A. L. ALDERMAN,
CENTRAL-Hli
MARKET.
L. H. BROWN, P roprietor .
The best Beef. Veal, Pork an.1 Mutton al way»
on hand. Eggs, Butter, Vegetable» and
Chickens bought and »old.
Satisfa.tion guaranteed to every one.
• hop opposite the Grand Central.
Proprietor.
LARGEST
HOUSE
Good Accomodations.
“The Alderman
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The present proprietor has just assumed management
of this hotel, and respectfully solicits a share of the
patronage of the public. SAMPLE ROOMS.
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train wreck the con ­
sequence .
A llen H ouse
J. P. ALLEN, Proprietor.
CHAg. fETERgON.
BARBER SHOP-
First Class is Evin hrticalar.
C. T. HILL, Prop.
GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS.
Clams and Shall Fiati at all Timas.
If you wish to enjoy yourself a few days or week» by the rea, this in lhe place
The intronale of the public ia respect­
ful.y » ilicited.
la KmoLi» Fraairraa Sroart.
II.UtMOUK,
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OMKCOM.
Garibaldi, Oregon.
PAINTING,
(ârand Central Billiard Hall.
Frescoing, Decorating.
C. B. HADLEY, Proprietor.
and Paper-hanging.
£iauon and &gazs
Far eat I male« and prices call oa. or write to
HF.BMAMX GKMH Ml■ . Beaver PtKt-om«T*.
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Tillamook Coast? Ore
Billiard and Pool Tebin.
Hugflira I Jotjnaon
MILLIN ERY
x«-ar Conrt H
T illamook . O bk .
Money loaned,
Notes bought,
Collections made,
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URO. W KIGER.
Bay Citv.
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TILLAMOOK,
NELS THOMPSON,
Cabinet Maker Furniture Dealer.
IEIT Illi Tl LiltEI't ILltHNITI Illi.
Fine# ?tocl^ of Furniture eVer brought to Tillamool^ City.
All new g ods In th« latest »tyle*
Scroll «»win« and all kiwi» of fine wood work done to order.
Tillamook. O»a»»w
Great Britain's capital in our railroads
| viewed except by the most intimate
friends, and by the further fact that the is said to amount to $500,000,000.
widow refused to allow the remains to
A public library and literary resort ex­
j be embalmed.
clusively for the blind has been opened
in Chicago,
lie »poke 1,1» piece.
IreaMury Deficit.
The houses of the hmding millionairs
of New York are mostly guarded hy
secret |H>liee
W abhuston , Oct. 19.—When the vice
president wariuxi the galleries today if
they repeated the applause lie would
have them cleartxl a middle-aged man
arose in his seat and said : "As one of
the American people, 1 will go out," and
he began to make for the door. Immedi­
ately then* was considerable stir on On-
floor and in the galleries. The officers
escoried tlie man from the building. He
offered no resistance but went under
protest. He said he was satisfied the
|ieople were determined the Sherman
bill should lie repealtxl and the prol«*st
made from the galleries was only the be­
ginning of a demonstration which would
lie mail«* against the senate if then* is no
spe«xly action on the repeal hill.
A wr.ter has tiguivd that an average
of 27,000 widowers remarry, as against
18,500 widows
Boston has more electric trolley cars
running m its streets than any other
city in the world.
An armless ln»y of Middletown, Ct ,
named William Mylehreet, has com­
pleted the painting of a wagon. 11 is feet
did the work
The bride's vail is a relic of I lie ‘‘care
eloth,” a canopy held over the virgin
bride hy our Saxon forefathers to con­
ceal her embarrassment.
A device, operated hy a lever in nio-
torman’s cab, by which a trolley car can
l*esto|»|MHl “within aspaceoi three feel“
B altimork , Oct. 19—In testifying in
her own behalf at the southwestern has lieen |>ateuied by * Rochester, N. Y.,
inventor.
police station M mday, Mrs. Adeline
Sis John Ghulstone, nephew of the
Wilder called < ,<xl to smite her if she had
not sworn the truth. The words had grand old man, is dewribed as a tall,
scarcely left her mouth when she fell to broad-shouldered young giant, as ardent
the floor unconscious. Twelve hours a CotiMervative as his uncle is the re­
afterwards she was revived but is now verse, and one of the moat extensive
a raving maniac. Mrs. WiIder has imeii whisky distillers in Scotland.
11 Ml • Fit.
Oregon Apple*.
Dr. Jay Guy Lewis, general superin­
tendent of the Oregon exhibits at the
world’s fair has issued the following:
Under lhe present system of awards
some dissatisfaction has I h *»* ii expressed,
and lhat each state and i-ounty may have
a chance to enter into a friendly «XMnpe-
tition, the state of Oregon, through its
legal representative, hereby challenges
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the world to compete on the following
terms ami conditions : Apples, embracing
30 or more varieties, shall be tne fruit
entered
Each state or county entering
shall depiMit (100 with C. G. Wright,
superintendent of pomology, the judge»
to be appoint«*! as follows: Each state
entering to select one judge, they to se­
lect one or two, as the case may be, so
, that the jurors shall be uneven in nuiii-
liers. Colonel Bnu-kett is acceptable to
the State of Oregon as the eoinmitte«* on
nomenclatnre. The money collected as
entrance f«*e is to lie used as some one SB-
l«-ct«-d by the states entering, who shall
have a suitable tmxlal made to I* given
to the state receiving the highest aw ard.
W abhinotok , Oct. 19.—In the senate,
the finance committee presented a re­
CENTRALLY LOCATED.
CONVENIENT TO BUT LANDINC. port from the treasury ilepartment in-
TILLAMOOK. oag.
TIl-l-AMOCK, ORXOON.
apoiiHe to a resolution for information as
the probability of the deficiency in the
revenues of the government. The report
shows the deficit for the first three
months of the current tiwal year is over
? $28,000,000, or at lhe rate of over $84,000-,
000 for the entire year
It shows lhe
usual expenditures of lhe first three
JONES B ros . P roprietors .
months were over 198,(MM),(MX). At the
same rate the expenditures for the year
in would aggregate about (394 (MM),(MM), or
i»fct -class single asid double turn onta kept osi We have taken full charge of the Grand < eutral Hotel and have refitted and refurnKhed it
abuut$21,000,000 more than tlieestimeted
excellent shape, juat as good as new We shall bepleased to have all our old patrons
hand. Boarding and transient stork cared
and friends to make ua a call. Every effort will be made to make the
expenses, and wouM show expenditures
surroundings pleasant and comfortable for guests
over the supposed actual rweipts of over
tor.
$77.000,000. The secretary says a definite
TILLAMDDK,
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OREGON.
forcast for the whole year is iniposNibfe,
hut it is ap|Nirent lhat should th«* pir««*nt
conditions continue, the deficit at the
end of the year w ill be about $50,000,(MM).
TILL/\MOO^ LIVELY ¡STABLE
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coffin was opened at the grave against
the protests of the widow and found to
contain a pine log, and that the supposed
dead doctor is now enjoying freedom in C lipped from many and varied
a foreign country. A rumor lias been
S ources .
¡current here some time lhat the laxly
J carried from the county jail was realty­ W’hat Kveryl»«»<ly want« to know in a few
words.
wax, and l hat the parties to the deception
were some high otticals and a seerrt or­
Great Britain makes over 130,000 bi-
ganisation. This rumor is strengthened
' by the refusal to allow the remains to be cycles a year.
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B attlx C kkkk , Mich., Oct. 20.—The
error of one human lieing, of a man who
crouches affrighted in a prison cell to­
night, led to the greatest railroad liolo-
caust in the history of Michigan today
and twenty-six human lives paid the
penalty of a moment’s negligence.
Two trains, both laden with passenjLers
met in a direct head-on collision on the
Grand Trunk railroad at 3:45 o'clock
this morning in the suburbs of this city
and that the number of dead and injured
ia not four-fold greater ia due to the cir­
cumstances that the collision occured in
the suburb« of the city where the trains
slackened their speed.
Twenty-six
charred, disfigured and unrecoguixable
bodies lie in the morgue tonight and
twenty-seven marred and bleeding vic­
tims are groaning in agony in Charity
hospital. How many of these wounded
may lie in the death list to-morrow none
can tell for tlie injuries in many cases
are quite unfathomable to the medical
examination that is ¡xissible now. All
that surgical science can do is being done
and officials of the railroad are doing all
that is |>oa»ihle to alii viate the victims of
the dreadful disaster.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON
Res. and P. O. BAY CITY.
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Two I'asKrngrr Trains meet directly head
»si killing many.
of Boots and Shoes with a large
Chicago house, and the hard times
coming on, Fearnaide has decided
to place thes«* giswls on the market
at prices slightly above cost and
freight. We can fit you out with
any kind, grade or quality of a
shoe, in Ladiea’, Gents ami Child­
rens’ sizes.
MARKLEY. MAY8 & ROCHE,
Proprietors.
M D. ROCHE,
Manager
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
F earful
BRADLEYsMETCALFCiP for Three ThouHaiid Dollars' worth
CFLEBR ATED
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DISOBEYED ORDERS
F ßMngidß selig boot s ^hoßg ctjßap
• AGENC> FOP
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
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$1.50 Per Year.
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arrested for assault. At the trial even
her husband corroliattxl the prosta-utiug
witness, a young woman whom Mrs.
Wilder was i-harged with striking wilh
a t«ia|K>t. Mr. Wilder says his w ife never
to his knowledge bail a fainting lit la-fore.
Th«? < RiriiiiMl
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ilMuqiwl.
B altimokk , Uct. 19.—A banquet was
given (. ardiñal Gibbon« hy me (. athum
club here this evening. Among those
present were Vice a resident fttevenson,
»Senator (tor man and a num tier oi
Catholic dignitaries. Cardinal ulbbum»
responding toa toast to Ins health, said :
lie was glad of the harmony existing
iaetw«*en the church and s ate as repre­
sented by the leading representan ve«
here, tie would be sorry to see religion
and state any closer than ihey ar now in
tins country.
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The American Missionary Association
treasury doses its llM*aly«ar with a debt
of |45,OOO. Tlii« is the first year for »1
long time that such a report has I m * vii
necesHary. The falling off in the le-
« eipts is in the one item ot legacies
| The pastor of a church in the State of
Washington whim a lx»y stole a ride on
i he cowcatcher of a locomotive on an
eaMtern railroad
His <* oiih <deuce re-
. f'cntly | ricked him ami he has sent the
company ^3 4 », the amount of tin* |> um -
sage, with interest
Now that yachtsman are talkingalxHit
royal spankers it is apropos io remark
that Eni|M*ror William is one. lie fre
quently gives his oldest lioy a llmroughly
old-fashioned spanking by way of keep­
ing down the youngster's impression
tlict he, too, is a war lord.
1C mii < the tJiierty Keil.
C hicago , (kt. 19.—School children
overrun tiie lair grutin<fe again today.
Their nuinbero were increaiMMl hy addi-
I tioini from the nc I hjoin of nvighifonng
ci tie« and hy two tram I< nm I n of newsboy«
aud imuthlack« from tin« city. At nuur
the children rang lhe new lilwrty iadl
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in honor uf the Hninver«ary ol ihe sur­
render of Isord CornwalliM, giving a
grantl-Mignal of 51 ntroke«, one lor each
state and territory, and one oi welcome
to the Hawaiian island
Not ni urli Aw runt.
A Ihtnville preacher told us that lie
attended lhe funeral of a husband once,
ami when he returned U> the bourn* of
mourning to console tlie wife, the lirai
<ip|M»rluiiily «he had the remarked:
‘•Well, brother ——, I will give you
a job that will ¡my yo<i ln*tU*r before
long.”
< harlry Mllehell Ahfrj.
Ami, sure enough, «he got married
l'mearao, Ort. 19 —Cliarley Mitchell Hfjon after. Truly a man don't amount
now in thia city became very angry when to much when his wife'« a widow.—
inforinel by an Aaaia iated I’reaa man IhuiHvdle lirerxe.
that Mayor J’ocxljr of Brooklyn had de­
cided that the fglil between < 'orla-tt and
Niw Yosx, Oct. 20.—Five million dol­
liimaell could not take place at Coney
Inland, lie at once launelied out into lar« in gold wan received ut lhe sub­
a bitter denunciation of >ew York treasury thia morning from Han Franris-
miniatera, whom lie claim*! responsible co, brought by W ells, Fargo «fc<*o. It
for Mayor Boody’a action. Miichell then wait delivered at the aulA-treaxury ami
derlaml that the tight would have to unuaual care waa taken to keep mvret
come off. The money »»» up and if they the fact of the ahipfnenl, and iheexpreiM
could not fight in thia country, lie would company declined even toaiat<*over what
loaiat upon settling the matter in Mexieu rout«* the previous load had I mnoi brought
or Culm under the Lindon prize ring Ut thia city.
rule» on the turf for original »take«. In
A < oMfareflMMi.
eoncluaion be »aid if tlie fight ia pre­
C hic too, <lct. 19 —The Mouth park
vented by tlie Brooklyn mayor lie would
be in |fi,(MU a» tlie official» <4 Coney cominiMiionerN ami the world’s fair
laland club bail put up a (10,OUO guar­ council of administration hr bl a pro­
antee that die mill would come off under longed rotifereinv» tonight. Two tilings
were positively ami irrvvokahly derided ;
dieir auapicee.
That there will I m * no fair next summer
f»r <Ar»v«m Not IJesd.
and that the park eommksncMWrs will
I ìkmv . b , Ovt 19.—The New. pillili»he» Isold the Wurl I’s fair direeiors strn tly
4 aeiimtiimal »V.ry to tlie effe.-t tlial Ih. to th» rvqaireiiieiirs of their $100,000
T. TliaU lier Grave», Uie tamou» pMMMV, bond U h restoring tin» grounds.
wlio «a. auppuanl to bave nHiiinitl**i
■uu-ide in
I» no« >lewd
It I» malli-
W i»Hi»oro», Grt.
The »»'reUry
Uined a pine log orupiel thè co fin in*
■temi <4 hi» body. Tlie Mary i» giveu oul <4 the interior lia» approve! the deeiaiori
un th» auUmnty ut < ìiarle» X. (ìiandler, of the aamMant attorney-g otera I that
■ wenltliy citiseli <4 TI mhii paini < elitre, liall-lireeii» wler paid acrip uieler the a. t
< oun., Greve» ohi liome, and w Io-re tlie <4 K4 are mA now entitled aa "Indiana"
body i» «uppueeii to lie buned. t ìiendler to allotment. The raae raine up under
and a lellow lownwoMn, Hepben Murar, dwyantion <4 th» Sioux Ian la under the
are no» Imre. Tliey ikalarv that tlie act of I»**»
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Rev. E. J M. Carter,a baptist clergy­
man, of Asli (irove, Mo , solve« the great
proh.eni of teaching I hat the «oilIs of the
wicked simply dissolve, hilt the county
conference has expelled him for heresy,
ami with him a majority of his congre­
gation, who held with him to lie soluble
theory.
(’ T. Hainpaonof North A«lams, Mass.,
who died last Thursday, has ls*<pieathe i
to the Baptist Home Mission
Ko«*iety. lie left an vs tat«’ worth over
$1,000,(MM). His wife’s death followed
his demise within forty-eight hours. Mr.
Kam|w«oii was a<*viisioin«*«l to distributing
$.'$O,(MM> y»*arly for iMUievolent purftosvs.
When Dr. Durnford was made bishop
of Chirh«»«UT, twenty years ago, there
was sharp rritn ism on account of his
extreme age. He has sine«* rva<i th»*
burial service over most of those who
joined in the onh ry, and has now, with
lhe weight of over 00 years sitting lightly
ii|M>n him, started off for a holiday jaunt
in KwiUvriand
The largest cargo steamer in the world
was lauiKdied from Harland A Wolff's
yard at Belfast a few weeks ago
This
was the Civic, a vvaael Inuit to the order
of the White b’tar Company. It is 5(M)fi
long, (M)ft broad ami 38ft deep, the regis­
tered tonnage living 8,315 grow« and 5,33>
net, while the total ca|mcity of her holds
14,089 tons. The Isait is dvHign^l for the
cattle I rude.
A Scottish minister is said to have re-
bilked his wife for sleeping in church ill
tin* following terms: “Susan,” he ex­
claimed from lhe pulpit, in a voice that
effectually awakened her along with the
other xlvv|M*rs, “Hnsan, I didiia marry
ye for yer wealth, sin ye had none; ami
I didna marry ye for yer Iwauty—lhat
the whole congregai ioii can see,— and if
ye hue no grace, I ha«« made a sair bar-
g»«in in ye indeed."
Auni NaunMltlia la vMling at a liuuae
in Buffalo Mil« ia an ol<l maid an<l very
■lev.Hit, alwaya eonrlwling her prayer*
villi the Gloria.
"Why doe* »hr aay surli funny tiling»
in her prayer»?" .naked the little ‘laugh*
ter <4 the 11011 ae
"Why, what d<M »lie aay?" replied
tier I.Hid mamma.
“1 <lo.iT rememlier all »lie any», hilt
•lie alwaya end» with " World without
men, ah me