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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (March 19, 1896)
GOUNTY CONVENTION! LOCAL NEWS New goods at T'iittle & (.’ary’ m Attend the primary next Saturday. Local Marko*—Eggs IU cent, dairy but ter in demand nt 35 to 45 cents per roll, potatoes 25 to 30 cents per bushel. It is currently repoited that G. B Davidson will be a candidate for con stable in this district of precincts. H eadlight and Ocean Wave $1 75. The steamer Girtie ran against a snag John Eduards says he is not in politics. oi some obstacle near w here the steamer Elninie i« lying Saturday, and she be Taxes are not coming in very fast yet gan to sink, hut was beached, mid ia A large assortment of jewelry at Stur now repaired and running again. COHN & CO geon« . There were appropriate exercises at the Several It is »aid Lee Alley is a candidate for Academy on St. Patrick’s day. native sons of Erin were wearing the slieiilf. green on the streets Hint day, Imd there There is considerable talk of did k were n number wearing nrauge ribbons. horses. Our Swedish frieiuls who want the Will be held at I lie < 'uni t received at Fishing tackle just leading paper of their own longue print House in Tillamook, Letcher’s. ed in America, are referre<l to the “Sven- Joe Bixby sells wood and deliversit ska Amerikiinska Posten,” of Minneapo promptly 1-t lis, Minn Sample copies may be seen at 9 A. M., for (he purpose Fresh fruits nt the Bakery. New goods at this office of electing three delegates to (lie every boat. The agent of the steamer Truckee is The Tilliiinook (’oiiiily ^EpUBLlC^N COjiVENTJOfl ¡Saturday, M&rcl] 2ötl), 1896, Shite Convention, nominaling n \V II. Ensom of Nehalem was in the city this week. Comity ticket and transacting 'file Wil ion river roa.l is in good shape any other necessary ready for travel now. business. Baaing the representH(ion on (lie volw for governor in 1894, at 1 for modi 10 voloa or fraclion of 5 or mon*, (lie Hevernl preeiiictM are en titled to delegiilew as follows: DELEGATES PRECINCTS 9 Barnegat 6 Beaver Blaine ( ’arnalian I lol |»l) Fairview Kolev Garibaldi 9 9 3 3 4 9 4 •> •> Hoquarton..... Lillie Nrstucca Nehalem II 4 3 Sand Lake Soulli Prairie Inion TOTAL The (’nut nil •> • > 4 I 68 ('oniiiiit leu leeoni mends that (ho primary conveii lions In* held in I he several pre ciiiels on Saturday, Mandi 21, at I p. in. at the usual voting placea. All voters who believe in the prineiplen of Protect ion lor \ineri- etui Labor nini will support llir Republicim ticket are inviteli to participate. By Order ofthe < ’«»ininil tee. T. B. HANDLEY, Chairman. [From the occhii Wait The A. I’. A. aeiitiinent is getting quite strong in this pail of the county. Kiehs hiotheis have pmcliRMed 600,- 000 fret of limber from Messis. Will Smith mid \ L. Miilei They expect to go to logging in a shoit time, as they have enough onlrrs Ln lunihei to keep their mill running for some lime They think that the outlook for lumber trad« this spring ia Imtter llimi usual. They went veiv foitunnte in seeming a good hodv of timber near (own Several of our citi/.cns have gone to Tillamook |oi supplies. Tilhimo* k seem« gelling trade from Sand Lake that ought to go to Wood«. I w i-di it know ii that Mis. Olof Johnson who died oil Ilia 13th was treated by an- ' lliei physician up to within thiee days of hei death. ! made but two visits mul intoiinvd the family oil the Hist \ isit that death w nsstani|Mad upon het fa» e and that I could do nothing for her. I will ingly accept responaibility for my own iHilirtits bill none toi llioae in which m H hope of ivcovciv ia given up before I am called J I). klll.Y, M l> Notice. * IB There will be a special meeting of the IL> k»k Ladder (’o next Wednesday night, March 25. to di sciim the new de gree work. All who desire to take a |«arl oi expiess their view« should Be pivsciit J E. frill.»:. Chief. W I D JoxKs, President trying to arrange to ship out the pro- duers of this locality, and will perhaps take lumber to Frisco for the Tillamook Lumber Co. Il is also proposed to ship cattle to Frisco, where a larger price can Earthenware milk pans at ( . E. Key be realized nold’s hard war« store. Hermann has introduced a bill to pro W. T West, of Ben \ sr, is a candidate vide for an examination and survey of for sheriff, so it is reported. the bar ami harbor at the month of Til Born, to W F I). Jones and wife, lamook bay, in Oregon, with a view to improve navigation by deeper and safer March 14. an eight pound son. channel, and to report to Congress the The town was out of beer the first of project and estimate for »aid improv«- the week causing great suffering. ment. E. F. Lyster and T R Wilson .4 There was a rousing big bllll in Bay Beaver were in the city yesterday. City St. Patrick’s night, all the elite be- Joe Bixby and Al Bunn expect Io i ing out iu full force. Dan Bowers ami the Beaver cheese factory this yesn. They Clyde Clemens were there also ! Dan were in negligee costume ! ’ ! ! There will la, a grand candidates’ wore a white taffeta silk shirt ami lav bawl in town on the night of the 28th. ender pant«. Clyde had on blue silk N. McMillan and Win. Ileitmiller, of with gold passementerie and calk-soled Nehalem beach, were in town this week. hoots. Largest stock of gold watch« s ever Notice is hereby given that I he ap brought Io Tillamook coming for Letcher. proved plat of survey of Ip. I s r 8 west, It is expected the Hinges will be run has been received from the Surveyor ning again shortly over the mountain General of (begun, ami on May 20, 1896, at 9 o’clock a. m., oi said «lay, said plat roads. will be officially filed in the Oregon City The Woodmen will probably give nn- oilice, and the land therein embraced oth» r entertainment before moving into will lie subject to entry on ami after their new hall said date. A sidewalk has been Imilt from town Bro. Wilson & (,’o’s campaign sheet for over a quarter of a mile north on the will be issued soon, so it is reported. It road to Bay City. will be scattered broadcast until election, 11’s a shame that any of us have to and the old Advocate subscribers me ex work hard There ouglit to he enough pected to be held as regular subscribers offices to go mound bv the campaign organ We are not in formed as to what its name will be, but The Hook and Ladder Co., will here its promoters give out that it will he after confer an appropi iate initiation de something like the Portland Mercury gree on all new members. The candidates who are hacking it will It is staled that T. II Goyne will ne tiii<l it a destiu. live bomerang--good foi cept the nomination for clerk again at suicidal purposes only . the hands of the democrats. Wnyne Carlin and Harry Pritchard, J S Stephens i.s still travelling over tlie two gentlemen who became *‘l<>ne tin* county taking orders for the H ead orphans” over in Tillamook during the light and foi school supplies recent blizzard, got home TTiesduy even They <lid n good business in* the One year’s subset iplioii fieelo Hoard’s ing Dairyman to the person who will send in tobacco ami cigar lin« and came home the most acceptable name for our new loaded down with fume f >r roughing it and—fresh Tilhimook oysters. Wednes hoy. day evening they invited a iiiimher of T he post otlice al BlyhacL has been or tlieii fi ¡ends to an oyster supper and did dered discontinued and all mail for that the gallant by ¡ill the verdict of the office be sent to Nehalem postollice. twelve who partook was that Wnyne Nehalem Times. ami Harry are the princes of gOo<l fel- A very pleusaml surprise party was lows —McMinnville Transcript given to Mrs S II Rock, by the nielli- T he old Advocate had less than 260 hers of the Sunday School, at her home subscribers in its best da) s, Irss than the on February 24. 1 h:\Di.Kiii r lias at T illHinook post otlice .1. D Edwards has returned from the T he 11 E \i)l.n«ii r has over 500 subscribers Sand Cape bench Hesa\shehas tak n >w in this county and about 300 out en out but bilie gold, but expects to get side. * Our hooks ¡ire open to inspection, some in the future we are proud to say When Mr. Steph Born, to Roger IMahancv mid wife, ens gets through cunviissing, this paper March Id, a son. He intended to have will have 100 more mimes on its list. him come on ^t. Patrick’s «lav, the 17th. •No danger in paying in advance for this paper, as it is a legitimate, paving en hut missed it a day terprise, not started for campaign pm- Al the council meeting Monday' night poses only, and hm* been in the same night two Niuall bills wen» allowed, and bunds all the time. The other sheet is an oididiince regHiding time of council in the sheriff’s hands frequently meetings w ns pasMcd We again remind our politician friends Dave Ilidlev baa sent some inlerast- that all hills coniracled with its fm pilot Ing papers from Johannesburg, South ing must be paid before election, ami Africa. They contain interesting ac whoiild he paid in advance, Defeated counts of the TiAUsvaa! war. parties or candidates don’t feel like dig Mr Bullock, representing I. S. Kim gmg down alter coin. A good instance ball A Co, agents for t he steamer Truckee was furnisheil by the would-be i licor po- Inis Iren in this vicinity lately looking rators of Bay City. Though it has been after the interests of the boat. over a year since they were defeated, St iii geon makes a speeialt i of keeping they have not yet paid this paper for the only the best grades, standard test of legal advertising in the proi rss of in They are all good men, of strength ami pure drugs and chemicals, corporation course, mid would nettleil, hn the nmouiit and sells them at reasonable prices. would be small for each, if nil could get Candidates who are not satistird with n started at it at once. But good inten regular republican newspaper and who tions will not buy clothes for the hahv must have a personal organ, are com ting defeat. They must want a tight on Here is a diiimond here is a pievw of their hand.« charcoal Both carlxm; yet between them stands the inighleons of magicians Lester I*. Smith will not Le n emidi* Tne foo<l on vom table ami date Ln Joint Representative, a« first in Nature tended, Imt would like to I«» honored your body are elemetarily the same: yet between the two stands of digestion th« with this county 's leeoinmemlation for aihiter td giowih or decline life or death. Joint Senator. We cannot make a diamond we cannot Gid Shaw and Bowen of Beaver Tilla mak« flesh, blood < r I mjiivm . N o . But mook countv, were in town this week to by the means of Shakeis Digestive Cor transport eight pais ns expected to hi - dial we can enable the stomach t • digest 11> v trom (’olumbiis, Ohio to Beaver vi food which would utherwiM« ferment and cinity.— Shei idiiu Sun. poison Mie system. In all forms ..f dyM- y Merchants N y y y N y y N ¡Spring [foods Coming! N r ► ► N 1 4 4 1 >R( )] )I ICH < )K N N y N N Bo\ ALI. 4 4 4 4 < 4 4 KINDS WAXTEl >. 4 4 4 J We can supply the wants, comforts, and necessaries of life from our stock, and at Portland retail prices. COHN & CO Kil l r i». Kodad < ruslied to Falling Tree. I hereby imnoniics myself sis a candi dale for Joint Represemati ve . 1 have nothing against Messrs. Sevei- Joseph Kodad J r. an eight year son of Jos. Kod ol. w in» resides on the ! ance, Brooks or Smith, however it is iny (’ape near the road that goes to Netarts, belief they me not so well lilted to fill was killed one day last week by a i dling the office as I am tree. ! y Before asking the long suffering public The tree had burned off and the l»oy failed to get out of the way in time. His to support me, I shall ghe body was iTiished into a shapeless mass, I why they should do so, put being buried into the ground beneath in pi int, and give a sketch thw heavy tree, and it took quite a time which will go to show Hull I to get I lie bod v out. The same boy was accidentally w* und- deserving, and will fill the ed by a gun two or Hires years ago credit. IA led 1 was born in 1863, in loghouse, nem ii my reasons my pledges of my life, mu qualified office wiili small, plain Willow ( reck, in Posey Mrs. Nellie Johnson, wife of Olof county, Indiana My parents were Johnson, died March 13, and the funeral There occurred Sunday at the I. O. O. 1’’. cem poor, but honest, and so am I. was a small clearing around the cabin, etery . Deceased was horn in S \eden July 3, I wo corn cutters might be seen sticking 1836, :md came to \nierica in 1874, and hi the jagged end of a log on the Io Tilhimook in 1887. Two suns and her corner of the house, the cracks were husband mourn her departure. chinked w ilh yellow clay, and inside l>ry IV« mh I for Sale. the house the rille rested on two wooden hooks ovrr I he door, the powdt r horn I have a large lot of dry wood, be< n in hung on the wall, some seed corn was the shed since August, which 1 will de suspended iiom the ceiling by means of liver to parties in town at $3 per cord husks, on the mantle piece over the tire Il is all four foot wood. Enquire of J. S. place w ¡is a lioitle of camphor, some Diehl, or drop a postal caul to his ad other apolheciiiions phials, a broken dress, City. gkiss tumbler filled with twisted papei himpiiglilers, a box of assorted buttons; \ ni>ouMC«l>i«n I. and, hanging ove: the fire place was a To the E iutok As it is commonly pole on w hich were several pairs of chil reported that I am seeking the nomina drens stockings and a lot of dried pump tion for County (Teik from the demo kin. cratic party, uml as (lie time lor milking In the loft overhead weie ten bushels toe nominations for county office's 18 of black walnuts, a bin of hickory nuts, close al hand, I wish to announce and six gallons of hazlenuls in an old through yolir co I iiihiin that I am not a pillow slip, hanging from the roof by a candidate for said otlice mid would not ' string, to keep the mice out. accept the nomination, if tendered me Amidst these auspicious mid inspiiing by said party, as I am cons' iwiis th it the surroundings was I usheied into Posey views of the democratic party do nut ac- county iiwaily 33 years ago, and I have coid with mine at this time. frit a yearning ever since Io climb to the 1 will further elate that I would not highest niche in the temple of fame or consider any proposition from any party i get »is ; ich as John Jacob Astor at this time La anv otlire While in my emly youth my parents For which i«asons I lake this opportu ‘ moved to Like county, Missouri, with nity, before the delegates who will make | me, and in an old log school house was the nominations me elected, of declaring laid the foiiiidiitioii of my education My myself as heretofore stated, in order that dear ui cl« wanted me to l»e a preacher, the field may be clear for any emididate and loaded me down with theological who may aspire to «aid office. book«, finally assisting me to go to a Dateil March 18, 1896. Pnited Bret hern school, w here 1 began T. II. G ovnk . to prepare for the ministry. A bilge Masonic meeting T'huisday night, Wm. Goat was placed in a closet one night where the |»rofesNorM kept some ap- March 26, M M. degree. pnralus, and next morning at general A Bay City corivspondfiit says: On exercises the goat got out mid made a the 17th insl. Joe Nevins gave a dance “ramps«” of several long-faced theulog- in the Pacific hall Over one hundred ails. I was found guilty mid retired I then joined the and twenty-five persons were present. from the mc I kh .I. Exervbody enjoyed theinselves and the Methodist church mi l started in at th« (niversily, but giHdualed affair was «»ne grand «ncviSM. Th« Iinisic Wesleyan whs rxcidlmil. Um Rhoades provided Riinil.-iily there in about six nioiiths. I l»rv:i< bed a little but never made much a first late RHp)M*r b»i the hungry ones | cnnlden! chi. keu. hut 1 The Imys aie talk ng ot airanging L t sn. re-t nt it hu ke I r. liu oti. ami my father concluded another one «t an rm y date. I hat fi.uii . iiv <lis|i*Haii ion | ought iu l»e a lawyer. AlTei wading through Black- Next week Ibis paper will punt an in pepsia incipient consumption w th weak The lire company was called out St ness Io«« of flesh thin bl mh ! iicrv.aiw I • water going in three mlnuha, Insides pio-tat on the ( «»rdial is the *u ce*>ini I’akvii with food it rtlivvtMMl tlieie was iloRpeci.il effort it li.utfe. This remedy It iiouiisl.es and a*sisls natniv Io was the that time the new h mv carl was once brought into us«, and linne wan put on nourish. A trial l>oltle enough to show teieating Ullei h« m Carl Hunt, former stoiie, mii «I getting mixed up <m torts and I k HI i aide« of tha pump It is evident its merit—10 cents. fea«an<*«w, I resolved to study ttiedidne that it will I»« ha id to get sufficient Laxol is the best medicine f-r chiblren. ly of Iliis place, wl o is now in Alaska, |>racticed a while. One men whom I power applied to the pump foi Dorlors recommend it in place of ( '««t <t and will relaU «me of the hiirdaldpa prescribed L r is still living Death came laige hose. of the mir.eis. to the ’elief of mv other patients so taught school, and deviled in si coun- liv printing office. When I wasJlyear« o!d was-elerted Police M agist rate on the prohibition ticket in an Illinois town S:nca that time 1 have tried many pi< fessions I dealt faro in a town in Aii- zalia for about two weeks, but a fellow came along who looked like a minister of the gospel and he •‘busied” the bank. I have washed dishes in a hotel, slaslnal several seres of brush, cooked lor a scow crew, was a book agent, belonged to the Siil vat ion Army, tramped, was n capi talist, drove oxen, farmed, and have mil a country new spa per As to mv reputation, for honesty I will sav that I am widely known for my truth and veracity, and have never been caught stealing, though water-melons roosted high where I was raised, viilue has never been questioned. I <im of good moral character, of broad views, and believe in a literal hell lor p >lilichins. I have been in love hun dreds of limes, married a few times, and have four healthy children who may well be proud of their good old I loo-ivr slo< k. I have had the measles, been vaccinated, <im now in sound nestlih, and intend to t ike Keeley’s jag cure, if elected, which is now located al Salem for the benefit of the legishiture. I am sound financially Like many other prominent men here, lor the safety of my creditors, my property is about all in my wife’s name—in fact it was trans ferred to her some time ago with the condition that she should support me, which she has done quite well. 1 made a good bargain, which shows hnsiness sagacity on my part. I shall not squan der my money on tills campaign until 1 find out I am elected, ami not then until I ascertain what I make out of the office. Yon ¡isle what I’ll do when I get to the legislaliire Well, I am for Joe Simon, for Senator unless somebody has a huger sack I'll secure a clerkship for as ■ many of yon as possible, I hough I sliouhl j prefer one of those dapper lady clerks I that usually hang around the legislature. | I will try to get home w ith more money I Inin I shirt out w ith. I walked into Tillamook seven years ago, dead broke, ami gentlemen oi this county, I hope you will send me out in good style, with money in my pockets, and be prepared to banquet me on my return If these qiialifications ami pledges are worth anything, give me your votes If you think nut, it simply show« y in hick of judgment Very Reaped fit II) . W. F. D. J oxe - l‘ 8. If I can’t g,-t the office of Jo ul Representative, will take any other office Notice t«* !>«»< Owners All dog lux «lue must he pani or t He city ih arsimi ut oli«* w il ! proceed lo c«T lect thè tax or kill thè doga ns provclel foi by ordinarne By otder of Cuin C'l II. IL A t . dermkn , Recorder. Card of Thank«. I wish Io express mv sincere thank-t- ne glibfrrs and friends who so kiudly sisted us Mt our late Irerewvement O lof J ohnson , and Children.
