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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1896)
Attention! Ev«ry Member BT ortho Fami i . TJ7HERE IS no easier or surer way to hl. Or her The date opposite your name printed on the margin of your paper or on the wrapper indicates the time your subsetintiou expires, and you are iuvited to renew at that time. All ■ papers sent to parlies outside the county are promptly discontinued when their time expires ami six months' arrearage is the limit within the county. In stopping your subscripton, it « >i«*~*«Mry first to pay all arrearage« reach their pocket books»! Chance i Read John Smith Is Paper' TILLAMOOK. OREGON, THURSDAY. MAY 28. 1896. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. MEDDLESOME FOREIGNERS ID WILEY, M. I)., IlYSICIAN, SURGEON ! ' AND ACCOUCHEUR, ' All calls promptly attended to Pon t ^3c a dam! J/.IÁA TROUBLE INSTEAD OF MILKING COIFS. TILLAMOOK, ORE. E J D. We want foreigners in this county— some of them are better than our native Americans, hut we want the right kind. Wa have a large percentage of the for eign element in this county, mostly Scandinavians and Germans, who are KELLY, M. J>. P hysician and S uhbkon , « specialty of antiseptic surgery, thus «access. very desirable citizens. They are dig ging out the forests and improving the country. They are honest and law abiding. They pay their debts and mind their own business. To them we KJ. MAY, ATTORN E Y-AT-I. A \V, TII.I.AMOOK, OREGON. J J. J. D aly . (OSCAR IlAYTEK. J)ALY & HAYTER, ATTORNEYS at law , DALLAS, OREGON Wily walk when you can ride? You can oct the best, bicycle made, the VICTOR, for $20 down and ¡ $10 per month. THAYER, <^At LAMB’S ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, TILLAMOOK. ORKUON. V. SEVERANCE, A ITORNEY-AT LAW, TILLAMOOK, OREGON. MISCELLANEOUS. ANK of Getterai Banking and Exchange Stoves, Tinware, Cutlery, Farm Machinery Wagons, Loggers Supplies Matter* of Record. business, paid on (Ime deposita. Hxcliange ou England, Belgium, Germany, Trardware. Hweden and all foreign corniti few. ffiÄ-1'ishing Tackle and Ammunition. Tillamook, to.»«ECLIPSE BICYCLES S- Oregon. ___ nd the teat. G. W. KIGER. Opposite Bank, Tillamook ------ P lu ^ bijms D one . DEALER IN Exchange and l^onêy Securities. * ALFRED WILLIAMS oilections Receive Careful and Prompt Attention. DRUGGIST BAY CITY, OREGQN. u CHAg. pETE^Ofl, A I HOT HD COLD BATHS I | IN CONNECTION I having, Mair Cutting, Shampooing. ¡0 Every particular prescription^ Carefully Compounded BREAD une made fruits and 1 ICE CREAM ^¿¡Restaurant in '^¡Connection. i. : LLINERY cl i'S 1 '■ UK -> #OH ••♦..„.D ress -M aking L J Ruggles and Mr« Jobn«ou have a a«« millinery «tore and dr«*«-making e*- tment. Latest style« in millinery. Tillamook, Ora. e Launch “Irene.” •y it MEDICINE, DRUGGIST.S NOTIONS, TOILET AR- TICLES, ETC., ALWAYS HAND. Instruments Opposite Bank Building Vie» and cakes, freni, every day. •I 1 Wi*S FULL STOCK OF DRUGS. PATENT ON Day or plight. ■nb>MOOK OREGON TILLAMOOK, BARBER a« i Fe.rn.id«’. wh.rt daily .1 « « ni .nd at «11 point« on the lay. ¡ea.il>« Gan rant i p m. for Tillamook Sperfal trip. 1WIEIIE JOHHHI. Fnpriitr. Reduction in Lumber Henceforth until further notice the prices of lumber will he as follows: Rough Lumber $ 8 per M. 12 n Shiplap n 18 Rustic 20 Flooring Alter 30 days 10per cent interest will be charged on all bills. 11 Tillamook Lumbering Co. OXO. COMN. Pf.Bid.nt, JOMN BANKTH. S««'r ow e a gre.it deal, but there is a idass of foreign meddlers we do not need here We do not need the howling agitators at all. They are nearly as bad ns an archists. They are here only to incite strife and turmoil. They should be forced to quit politics and preaching They and go to producing potatoes They should raise hay instead of hell, should employ themselves dairying in stead of playing the devil. They should dig out stumps instead o" damning the community. In short, they should be put to work, and «lie forced to keep their cavernous mouths closed until they are a< climated. They come here sponging off the people, and while at it they stir up all the fanaticism in the country. Give us a little solid patriotism, and out with the sham fakirs and adventurers. Some men have the effrontery to de ny the records of the courts, ami some would deny their <-wn records. Anyone who doubts the following should go to the county clerk’s ollice or see Judge Holden ami verify the same. Maulshy was arrested for embezzle ment of tines collected, over $30 in all. He begged for mercy, and the judge let him out on a technicality. He paid the money in then as soon as lie could raise it and was not prosecuted. About a year ago Chas. Chatterton was fined $ 10 for licking one E. J. El mer. Mr. Chatterton paid the fine and I has a receipt for it. Maulsby turned in only $5 of it to the county, saying lie had repiitted part of it. Chattel ton in dignantly denies that any part of the i fine was remitted, ami says he begged the Judge io make it $20 so lie could ap peal it. Now, a man who will steal $5 or $30 will steal more. Of course, we admit that Judge Maulshy needed the money, ns he has generally been too generous with a disreputable class, hut he should have gotten it through the pro|>er chan nels. If the county court had allowed it to him out of the pour fund, it would have looked better, and been more in accordance with law . Furthermore, the records show where hundreds of dollars have been frittered away on frivolous prosecutions on ac count of Judge Maulshy, ami some very dirty criminals have escape«! by Ids de cisions when the eviden *e was ample and damning. Maulshy made a great many deeds and other Ifgal papers in early days, and any abstracter of titles will tell you that it would take thous ands of dollars to straighten these mat ters out. $1.50 Per Year about even, tbougli my account against him was a little larger, lie gave Peter Brant nil order on me for $15 25, which Mr. Brant did-not present until Mr. Al derman went away. I never signed, endorsed or acknowledged the order as being of any force, but Mr. Brant sued me before Bill Smith ami Smith prompt ly gave judgment against me, which goes to show that the rumor a“ to his taking cases for vvhat he can get out of them is true. Smith told me before the case came up that my account was as good as the other and Unit I would win the ease, or I should have asked for a jury. J ohn S tkwaht . The foiegoing allows the style of the ad dresses. 'Hie large figure six at the right in dicates the sear, that is 1896. A large «even at the right would indicate 1897. or a fixe would in dicate 1895. The other figure« denote the day of the month, and the month ia indicated in small type. A cross mark in blue pencil indicates that you are away behind and should pay up. REGARDING THE DISTRICT ATTY SOHR GOOD WORDS FOR JOHN A. CARSON The taxpayers of this district are greatly interested in the election of a competent and prudent man to the of- fice of district attorney. John A. Carson, the republican can didate, is eminently qualified for the of fice in all respects. He is acknowledg ed on all hands to he one of the ablest Dr. II. Petre died Saturday evening, lawyers in this state, while bin demo May 23, nt the ng« of 51 years. He was cratic opponent is, to say the least, horn January 31st, 1845, in Stark coun ty, Ohio, ami enlisted in the army in quite in-experienced. John Aa Ca raoii June, 1861, where he served three years, has one of the largest civil law practices being promoted to the rank of major, in the whole district. There is no in lie was badly wounded at the battles of ducement for him to encourage trivial the Wilderness and at Antietam, being or frivolous prosecutions and thus incur shot through the hotly, lie would per On haps have lived much longer had it not heavy expenses to the taxpayers. the other hand, when he has advised an a pen been for his wounds. He drew sion of $24 per month. He was in Co indictment to be brought, the people K, 4tli Keg., of Michigan. may feel assured that good grounds ex In 1868 Dr. Petre was married to Se- ist for the prosecution, and his ability linaJ. Sterner, and they had two chil as a lawyer will ins tire a conviction. dren, Josie and Mollie, who are living If any other kind of a man were elect They came to Oregon in 1880, ami to Tillamook in 1890. Dr Petre was a ed many needless prosecutions would be good physician, and especially skilled instituted and heavy and unnecessary in surgery. He was a member of the expense incurred. Odd Fellows, Masons, and G. A. It. lie DEMOCRATIC FALSEHOODS was buried Sunday at the I. O. O. F The friends of Sam Hayden, demo cemetery, with Masonic ceremonies, both fraternal orders, besides the Rebe cratic candidate for district attorney, kahs and Eastern Stiiri being in atten are trying to inflame the voters against dance. The procession was very large, John A. Carson, the republican candi- ami only a pail of the crowd could get «late lor the same office. Among other matters they into the Christian church where Rev. Dallas conducted the religious services. state that he attempted to collect an ex The The bereaved family have the sympa orbitant fee in the Harvey estate facts are that Mr. Carson was attorney thy of many friends. ' for the ibhiiinistrator and and also at torney for the widow and some of the | heirs. 'Hiere was a lengthy contest and An Ordinance to provide for the ¡III- , after eighteen momI im the matter was provement of Fourth Street ’ settled Mr. Carson’i bill was $4)0.00, The people of Tillamook city do onhiin and two lawyers, (one of them was as follows: Judge Shaw, a prominent democrat and Whereas the common council a gentlemen of the highest standing in city of Tillamook has at different Marion county) testified that the fee of made partial improvements on H 50 00 was a reasonable charge. The street in the city of Tillamook, ami , county court decided that some of the whereas the common council now pro work done had been done for the benefit poses to make further improvement on of the widow and other heirs, and con said street from a point where the south sequently they should pay for their line of sai<l street intersects the west share, and accordingly the administra line of Stillwell Avenue; theme east tor was directed to pay $120, and the on I he south line of said Fourth street balance of I lie fee of $450 was paid by to intersect the side walk already built the widow and other heirs, and the re on the north line of the public schoo1 ceipts ami releases duly executed in the property, therefore the people of Tilla presence of lion. Claude Gatch, Mayor mook do ordain as follows: of Salem Sec. 1. That Fourth street in Tilla In the Plum divorce suit these same mook city shall be improved as follows: truthful democrats say Mr. Canton By the building of a cross and si«le walk . chaiged $1200 00 fee, ami they are ex commenting at the south line of Fourth hibiting a paper purporting to show street at its intersection with the west that the fee was fixed at $1200 00. The line of Stillwell avenue; thence east on truth is the fee was only $120.00, ami the south line of said Fourth street to the paper showing anything else isa intersect the sidewalk already built on rank forgety. the north line of the public school prop Another falsehoo«! about Mr. Carson ertv . is that he is not a citizen, that he does Sec. 2. That said improvement to be not intend to remain here and that lie in accordance with ordinance No. 14, of said so. All this is untrue. He is a the city of Tillamook ami entitled “An citizen. The proof of this can he found ordinance to define the width of side in the records in the office of the clerk walks and the construction of the Maine.” ot Marion county in May 1889. John Sc«- 3. That all of sai<l improvements A. Carson is now and has been for years shall he made at the ex|amse of the ad a property owner und taxpayer in Mar- jacent and abutting property, and shall ! ion county, and is a patriotic American be complete«! to the satisfaction of the citizen. street commissioners Every sort of falsehood «ml deceit is Sec. 4 That as inasmuch as the resolte«! to by some democrats to accom owners of the, adjacent ami abutting plish the defeat of John A . Carson, but properly have had 30 «lays notice with the re-pertahie citizens and buviness in which Io complete and make said im men of Salem, regardless of politics, will provement, as will more fully appeal by gladly recommend him hs an upright, the proof thereof duly presented and honorable citizen, and one of (he best filed in the office of the city recorder of lawyers hi the stat«. 'Hie fact that lie sai«l Tillamook city, and they having is a member in good standing of the failed so to do, the rh I«I city of Tilla leading fraternal societies in thin state, mook is hereby authorized to proceed such as Knights of Pythias, A. O. IJ and make said improvements ami assess \V., Maccabees, Forresters ami all the the cost of (he sain« upon the adjacent different branches of the Masonic order, and abutting property. Blue fxxlge, Chapter, Knights of Tem W. II lUntoi dm , plar, Shrine ami Ancient and Adopted Mayor. Scottish Rite, will attest the esteem in which I i : m friends and neighbors hol«l H. Schollmeyer, the republican nomi him. nee for constable in District No 1, did To Voter«. not accept the nomination. The popu lists «lid not nominate a man which I hereby Announce myself a candi- leave« C. M. IteSomer, the democratic If nominee, the only man hi lite field, lie date for J. 1*. in the 2nd «listrict. is sure of a unanimous vote. [Beg your «hcled I will endeavor to fill the office l»ardoii, Bro. Johnson, but Mr Scholl- to the eatisiHCtion of the public. R«*«|»ecliully, ineyer’s name i« on the ticket ami it B. II. B vnm . t-i wouldn'i be (here unless lie had ac Because he is childish, decrepit, and tottering with infirmities, we refrain from giving Mr Maulsby the dressing- up that he so richly deserves for Ids wanton slander ami insulting insinua tions toward innocent women, ami were he not so feeble, nothing would atone for his offense except h good horse whipping, which he would certainly re ceive at the hands of an indignant wom an, if he were not so loathsome ami re pulsive that no reepeclebe person «fare approach him . IVe rertninly have am ple reason for administering to him a most severe cHstigation, but remain con tent with giving the records of his judi cial experience here. We hold no grudge against the poor ohl man, but we are under obligations to our family to set ourselves right liefore the commu nity, though if the e<!’U>r of this pH|>er alone were attacked, without Inference tow «rd the family, we aliouhl laugh heartily at all ths Miotic caviling« of the lecherous old monster, who with «41 cepted ] his cumberoue porkoroeity, wallows in his own offal. The Woodmen Camp here is growing very fast, about twelve new applicants To th* Public. ready to receive «logreee, ami the mem i- While A. L. AMernmn wm doing but- berahip will soon reach the 100 mark iitOM here in the butcher shop he had Next Friday night is the semi-animal JtMlingM with uie mid our account« were election, ami all should turn out. A pretended minister of the gospel, who has a wife ami family, w rote to a certain young lady, telling her that he was «fault to receive a legacy from the old country and that he was ready to | elope with her. He wanted to get the I letter returned very badly, but couldn’t.
