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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1896)
LEXORT IS COMING! Locul Market—Eggs 12 cents, dairy TALK ABOUT : butter 20 cents per roll, creamery 35 cents, potato?» 50 cents per bushel. T//E ACADEMY Dr. Wise must go to Portland in a few (Continued from first page.) guided and cared for, mo as to become ladies and gentlemen in the sublime of ths word. Such children will be the honor of their families and their native country and the honor of the academy. T illamook A cademy . (In France the arts and sciences are used as devices to promote and satiate lust and lechery; in Italy brigandage is «leemed a necessary evil; at Monaco crime is license«l; Gieeks have horrible and unmentionable crimes; Russia is undermined with assasHins, anarchists and nihilists; Spain ami Portugal are verging into barbarism again; the White Chapel district of London is reeking with pollution; many of the Hungarians live and act like beasts; and the unspeaka ble Turk, while not frolicking in his har em, Riiiuies himself by butchering Ar menian w<nnen and children. No, we resent the idea that America is worse for crime than Europe Over half the in mates of our penitentiaries here are for eigners. Fallen women are not so plen tiful here either. American freedom, American inspirations, and the lack of the lash or systems of espionage, are what develop noble American manhood and virtuous American womanhood True, in some localities we nee«l reform badly. We need it here, and assuggest- in the above, parents should use better judgment, but the shelalah is an un- American remedy It is doubtful if it is best for boys—never for young ladies— especially where there is a doubt as to their guilt. We take general exceptions .to the imputations against American methods Now, as to the apple story. Well, if Adam ami Eve hadn’t sampled the for bidden fruit, none of us could have been here to tell the tale. It i» good fruit when used judiciously. All this discussion has perhaps had a good effect, and the affair will be a valII- able lesson to the town, and it is to be hoped no occasion will occur again where any kind of punishment will be neces- sai y fer such oflcnses as those whicli have caused the talk lately. Th« II kad - I.IGHT will he found ever ready to assist in influencing the community ngiiinslde praving tendencies, mid will help to cov er with odium the ghoulish, groveling scandal-mongers. At anv rate, it is to be hoped the ncad- will profit by its experiences, as wu all ought, ami become an important factor in educating the youth of this county, which is in keeping, we believe, with the intentions and ambitions of its origi nal promoters and present owners.— E ditor I LOCAL NEWS Dr. Linton killed a seal in the river at Woods the othei day. k ia one of the largest s|*e«’imeiis seen here for a longtime The appearance of seals in the river indicates the presence of fish . days to meet ap|>ointments there. Those During the fishing season when salmon who want to see him will please call al are most numeious there are always once. plenty of seals in the river but one is sel Thesnags will be cleared out of H«>- dom seen at other times. —Wave. quartun promptly if the people here will There are a great ninny fine quarter only ask for it. We know whereof we sections of timber land on Wilson river, speak. many of them just as good an any that Mr. Butler, the popnIM orator, spoke have been taken, and can ba had by pay to a large amlience, at the court house ing the government $2.50 per acre and Monday night. He has been stumping Home othei expenses of filing, proving the county. up, etc. amounting in all to about $500. Arollbishop Gross is expected here in Such quarter sections ar« now bringing about three weeks to attend the closing J-W from the company represented by exercises for this year’s term of the Mr. Steinhilber. Those who have claims for sale should see him. Catholic school. D. R llurlbiit lias the Maxwell beach place this year, one of the best locations on the coast at Netarts. Notice his ad vertisement in this issue. Frank Ely brought a roll of butter to the H eadlight oilice this week to be tested. It is above the standard. Our butter tester is in good order. W. T. Harris, formerly well known here, but now of Rlysia, near Denver, Col., had $100 in the American National Bank of Denver when it closed. I). T. Edmunds, manager for Wewiey Smith, vs Preston 8. Brown, is the title Theeteamer Harrison artived Monday. of a long drawn law' suit in progress be A. G. Beal« has returned from Penn fore Jmlge Manlsby. The dispute is re garding a place rente«! by defendant of sylvania. plaintiff. Ab Hembree was in from Sand Lake C. B Whitaker, the popular traveling hiftt week. salesman for A. Schilling & Co», of Notice Fred Larsen, the blatkmnilhX San Francisco, «lid business with the ad. this week merchants here last week Mr. Whita The democratic ticket may be found ker gets over a good deal of ground in a short time. on the last page. Bock beer is on top. Work ia progiesNing on the road west Ths report that Sheriff Jackson is swapping in order to secure liiaown elec to Tillamook river. tion is extremely ridiculous and hardly The Nehalem l imes has begun its 4tb worth refuting. No man on the ticket year. May it ever prosper. this year or last worked harder for the Now is the time to advertise your Sea aucceea of the entire ticket. side ami mountain results. J. A. Carson, the republican candidate Hadley has the celebrated Gambiinua for district attorney is one of the moat Bock beer. Notice Hadley's ad able lawyers in Salem,and all who know He attended The telegraph line will be put up and him apeak well of him. comt here last year and made a good im kept up as soon as the stage starts. pression among the legal fraternity. Davis A Co. will soon be leady to cut The milk of tliity two dairymen was lumber with their new mill west of town. rejected by the Elgin Condensing Co., Mrs. Sturgeon expect« another line of recently, because of failure to observe latest stylesof millinery on next Truckee. cleanliness in stables ami yards. This Don’t foiget tlmt thia is a good time to fact will serve to show how rigid are the subscribe or pay up and for a year in rules that must be observed in the pro advance. duction of milk iof condensing purposes Business seems to be improving. New — Hoard’s Dairyman itdvettisemvnts are than iinum I. coming in faster A big theatrical or show combination is expected to arrive toil a y or tomorrow on the boat. All agree tl.at Mrs. Sturgeon has the finest display of millinery •ver brought to Tillamook The Free Methodists have made the following appointments. Tillamook district R.H. Dollarhide dist. elder; Bay City ami Garibaldi, R. II. Dollarliide; Blaine, Beaver and Sand Lake, C II. Purcell, supply; Tillamook and Long Prairie, M. F.Ramby, supply; South Prairie and Netarts, W. Since), supply. There wax a small liont found In the The «learner Harrison is on now and creek at Harrison Booth*« place the the Elmore 1« off for a few tripa making other morning taken there during the »mile repaiis night alid it remain« there vet. It was J. B. Pape, of Nehalem, is on his way evidently taken over land at that place to Johaniiealuirg, Smith Africa, vis New a« the atteam is not navigble for small York and England boats. This is not aalt creek so it is not Geo. Cohn, G. O Nolan and J. D. Ed known what the boat wan taken there ward« were in Portland and McMinnville for, nor who did it.-—Ocean Wave. on business this week. performance will be ceiling-walking, on the ceiling head downward. Ma«-ic and second-sight will also be introduced, the performance Dick Jackson, brother of Sheriff Jack- son, who here hist week, reports conclude with the wonderful flying leap for life, which holds that there is much good country on Si-* to lelz, and that s<jme good ranches may he had for the taking He says that there the audience spell bound and is said to be the most daring feat of is good digging in lhe beach sands, and that mining will be resumed in the sum mer. A cannery is being put in on the its kind ever performed on any stage. Sileiz, and that country is likely to have a boom. Mr. Jacks«>n’s post office is Admission 25 and 50 cents. Doors open at 7:30, curtain Neskowin, as he lives on Salnmn river. Come out if von wish to spend a pleasant Thirty mining claims from the Mc rises at 8:15 sharp Minnville excitement have been filed for record with the county cleik. The evening See small posters when the boat comes claims are located in Ip. 4 s r 7 w and the whh clerk has been notified that tneie will be about 100 mure filed right away. This The steamer Elmore (or Harrison) will I will bring money into the county treas make a rate of $3 50 one way or $0.00 ury as a fee of $1.00 each is paid for re round trip, between this place and As cording the claims. They are nearly all toria during the Hummer. See their ad on lhe head waters of the Big Neslm ca, and the formation is said to be similar to P. P. Wise, brother of Dr. W. A. Wise, tiiHt in South Africa. There is plenty the denist, is here spending vacation. of the same material on the head waters He has been attending a dental college of the Trask, and it is to be hoped it will at Chicago. Ilia home is at Lodi, Ohio turn out to be rich ore. The Oregonian says it is a “profea- Potatoes are scarce here and are being «ional bolter.” We all knew it, how- shipped in again. Some few in remote ev« r the Oregonian doesn’t like to see parts of the county have potatoes to sell, anybody else bolt against its particu- but the roads are too bad to got them lar pels. here. Some who are talking politics This Geo. Bacon and T. C. McNumer are now' should be planting potatoes. expected in today. They intend to run is an evidence of general laziness when ths stage as usual this summer and are we have such good soil for potatoes, al making improvements 1*t the half way ways yielding large crops, and every year shipping in lots of them from Port station. lane or California. They are in demand The attempt to qeat J 8. Stephens for here now at 50 cents per 100 lbs., and assessor by circulating false stories has sell at 25 cents in Portland. After being fallen as flat as anything we ever Ha w. shipped here they will sell at 75 cents to It has «lone him good everywhere His |1 per 100, as many spoil this 'ime of the vindication is overwhelming. year in handling, and the freights are Tuttle A Cary have ordered telephones heavy. for their system, and expect to make I he Marion walling, who shot his leg last rate only $1 .50 per month. Several in week is getting along well. The large tend to have the talking machines, and bone was badly fractured, about twenty the H eadlight will have one. pieces being taken out by Drs. Pel re ami It ix said that James McCain has an excellent show of election to the legisla ture from Yamhill county, as lie is a Mitchell man, and Senator Mitchell is very popular over that way among the people Laat Friday night th^ Woodmen were The If our |»eople want the appropriation« neatly surprised at their hall •iptnded on the bay thia year, they ladies whose Iiu»l*amis, brothers, father« and lover« t»el«»iig to the order, came in should act by p Uition at mice. •nmasse, and after having a g»od social The populist* are given room to pub time with tuueic, etc , aprsa.l a lunch fur lish their ticket ami a short sketch of the hungry wood choppers. It will not each cundhlate on another page be long until the Woodmen’« Circle, or Cohn A Co. have some envelopes, ladies branch of the order is ealabliehetl, printed at this ofilct», which Illustrate au«l then the 1a<liea can come out and ths resources of thia county You should have a k » kh I time («‘caaionally as well «•ee s »me of them ; they are all the rage, ae these speculative choppers This la I and othei« «re getting them. I eminently prot'er When the next boat conies will arrive Lexort, the wondmhil Phenomena! This artist has appeared in all the leading theaters of America and has won great credit for his wonderful perforin- ance on the slack wire, trapeze, etc Some of the features of the Lexort is Coming! j o o o Everybody reads it and many claim good results lately — Advertised Letter List. The following letters remain uncalled for in the Post Office at Tillamook. Ore gon, ami will he sent to the Dca«l I.el ter Office in tliiitv «lays: W. E Wells, L. E. O!>erg, Mrs Jen- neson & Son, Mrs. MarylF. Ilariis, Mrs. J. H. Hickson A. Hechter, Chas. Doering. Wiley. This leaves about four inches of space to be filled out in the healing pro cess, though there is a small piece, al though broken, extending through the space, and it is thought this will actus a nucleus for forming the new bone The periosteum, or “striffin” that covers the bone is in fair condition, and there are hopes that the patient will get well and his injured leg be nearly as good as it ever was. In case inflamation seis in, I or the bone fails to form anew, it will be probably necessary to amputate the leg. While Engineer I). B. Ogden, of the government service, was here last week. Ile made surveys ami soundings in the hay to ascertain the results of the dikes that have recently been places to im prove navigation At the Middle chan nel dike, much improvement is noticed, the current cutting through toward the Bay City channel. The dike at the mouth oi Kilchis is turning the water of that stream via Bay City, and not dis tributing silt and debris all over the bay. There is a noticeable improvement at the Junction and at Dry Stocking, especially at the latter since the wrack heap has been removed from the old Trask chan nel The «likes were all found in good order. If pou have anything to sell, advertise it in the Arbor day was duly celebrated by the school at (ilenora. Toe pupils assem bled in the school room, which had been decorated with ferns and cedar, at one o’clock 1*. M., when a programme, con- Misting of appropriate s mgs and reci t il lations was refidered. Then all adjourn ed to the school yard, and planted an ornamental shrub, each pupil placing a shovelful of earth upon its roots The exercises dosed with lines cheers for Arbor Day. ©ne ©ent per TCIord. JEFF MYERS, C ongress , 1 st . D ist . JOHN BURNETT SUPREMB JUDGE. Vicinity S. L. HAYDEN, D ist . A ttorney . W. B. DILLARL, J o nt S enator . GEO. COHN, The Wonder Millinery House of Portland Hats in the Latest Spring and Su miner styles and at same prices as at our Portland Store. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS:- T. T. G eer . S- M- Y oran . E. L. S mith . J- F- C aples . J. 1>. EDWARDS, C lerk . T. J. LUCY, S herief . ALFRED WILLIAMS, T reasurer . LEM PARKER, A ssessor . L. L. SMITH, S urveyor . GILES B JOHNSON, S chool S upt DR. C. E. LINTON, C oroner . I ------- ----------- 1ST D ist iE. K. SKOVELL, J. P. (C. M. DE SOMER, C onstable . DISTRICT ATTORNEY:— J. A- C arson - 2ND DIST J. H. BRIDGEFORD, J. P. tj. A. RICHARDSOÑ, CoMSTABlA i JOINT SENATOR:— G W. P atterson - R epresentative J. E. SIBLEY, C ommissioner . FOR CONGRESS, 1ST DIST;— T- H. TONGUE SUPREME JUDGE:— R. S. B ean . int JRD DIST í R T WEATHERLY,J. P. CH. BOOTH. C onstable . JOINT REPRESENTATIVE- Prices to Suit W. L. B rooks . the Times: TIE WOIDEI aillllEIT HOUSE. COUNTY TICKET:— Portland, Ir. —BOOT£ and ^01? C. H. W heeler , C ommissioner . Made to order. A. T. W hite , C lerk . Repaii lar done u cheap as the cheaptat J. H. J ackson , S heriff . B. H..BUNN, Come and be convinced. P. F. BROWNE J ohn B arker , T reasurer . Independent Candidate for J. S. S tephens , A ssessor . A. M A ustin , S urveyor . Justice of the Peace. G. w. K iger , S chool S up ' t . 2nd Dist. of Piecincts. C. E R eynolds , C oroner The Odd Fellows uelecration last Sat urday was a happy success, and the 77th anniversary was celebrated in an appropriate manner. At the Chiistian church a very interest ing program of recitations and music was given and Noble Grand Svlph made a few well conceived remark*. A sump tuous dinner was spread in the large hall of the Alien house, and eveiyl*ody lia«l s magnificent time Through the lealous efforts of Geo. Cohn, who acted as auc tioneer, a fine cake, made by Mrs. Olsen, waa »old several times, being «lonsted to the Rebekahs each tints, and brought 122 I'll« dance «1 night at the Larsen and Machinist. hall was one of the largest for a long time, and the net piofite of it were about ferriage Work amt Wo«d Work |20. The Rebekahs can make an affair st Hor^honnf lower prices than ever • sucvsm when they stait out J F. LARSEN Blacksmith I Count the words in your notice and send us one cent for each word, and if you wish to run the notice more than once the price is one-half cent per word after the first insertion. As this is a SPECIAL rat it means CASH in advance, except with regular ad- vertisesr from whom we collect once a month. To the Ladies of Will open here Monday, May 4, at the Alderman Hotel Parlors with A burglary, something very unusual in an elegant anaortment of Ladies' this place, occmred last Friday night. Misses’ and Children’s Someliodv entered C. B. Iladley'a saloon by prying the back door open, breaking it badly, an<l took about ten dollars in small change from the cash register Certain parties are siiHpicioned, and ar rest« may he made It is likely a few worthless loafer« who are rather suspic ions characters, will be invited Io move out of town or be subject to arrest for vagrancy in case no other crimes can be fixed upon them. This is the first time a burglary has occurred here for several years It is thought by many that for the safety of the town against fire or burglars, the maishal should make his heat after midnight instea«! of before. You can sell your land, your cattle, your horses, your cordwood, your butter or cheese, your dry goods, your merchandise; you can rent your house, or get a swap on real estate or trade horses, by putting an ad. or reading notice in the Headlight. £9 At the old stand. Sell Your timber FIRST DISTRICT:— W. F indley , J. P H. S chollmeyer , C onstable . SECOND DISTRICT- While you can G. W S appington , J. P. S. V. A nderson , C onstable . Gold Coin THIRD DISTRICT:- J asper S mith , J. P. A D- S anders , C onstable . for it T. Steinhilber.
