Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, February 11, 1897, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextThe Headlight The 0Vvorn Circulation -and- -Of i§8- The Oregonian ¡¿eadlight both for $2.00 per Year. Vol. IX. No. 36. TILLAMOOK. OREGON. THURSDAY. mail schedule . Til la MOOK *!•» N ohih Y amhii . i : — N. Vainliill daily except Suuday __ at a 'i'll 1 a ...ri.xlr Iipvf Arrive Tillamook next dav day hv by I eave Tillamook daily except Sunday Arrive N. Yamhill next day II.I.AMOOK 8 p 4 4 P- m. 6 p. in. 2 p. m. HOBSONVII.I.K:— L ve Tillamook daily except Tuesday boo a m Arrive Hobsonville 9:«ia.m. 1, ve Hobsonville, except Tuesday 2 15 p.»n. Arrive Tillamook 5-15 p.m. COUNTY ITEMS. DO YOU SMOKE? LÄMB Sells the very best C igars Leaves Tillamook Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 7 a. m Arrives Netarts 1- ra- Leaves Netarts, same days, .1 p. m Arrives Tillamook by . 6 p. ni. °L«wG?«u<l Round« «»«r., ?“'!?*) (to p. n>., or on arrival ol mail from McMinn- ville. , . , Arrives at Tillamook at 1-45 Leaves Tillamook Daily except Sunday at 6 p m. or on arrival of mail from N. Yamhill, which is usually 4 30. Arrives at Grand Koude at im post Office hours, 7:30 A. M. to 8:00 P. M Money Order department, 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 1’. M Sunday 4 00 to 6:00 p. M. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. pAVID WILEY, M. D., DO YOU READ? LAMB Sells books, Newspapers, and Periodicals. MAYBE you WRITE If you do remember T A A/f ID 1— j wVlV1 ID keeps the best Stationery in Tillamook PHYSICIAN. SURGEON AND ACCOUCHEUR, All calls promptly attended to TILLAMOOK, ORK J D. KELLY, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND Sl’RGKON, Operative surgery a specialty. Office in th house formerly occupied by Dr. Wiley. Below is the present fee bill and the reductiou Present Reduced Town visit, $1.00 now $l.oo Prescription, $i.oo ” -5° Country visit, $i.eo per mile, ” -5° (added to town charge) Obstetrics (town) $10.00 now 8.eo (mileage added in country) All cases in surgery proportionately low. Dr. J. D. Kelley. TILLAMOOK OR. (y J. MAY, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, TII.I.AMCOK, OKHGON. c£ao)]lcdcC)Riitiiieiii cP'atPozs M rs . K atie W illiams , P rop . Has just recieved a new and complete line of Hats, Bonnets,« Children’s Hats, Childrens Fascinators, Baby Outfits, Dress Trim mings and Ladies Furnish ing Goods. Late Styles, New Goods Lowest Prices. Dress Making Done to Order. Opposite H eadlight Office, Cor. Maili ami Second Street, Tillninook City, Oregon, jj. J. D aly . IO scar H avtbs . J)ALY & HAYTER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, GREAT REDUCTION DALLAS, OREGON. 0 LA UDE THAYER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, TILLAMOOK, OKHGON. U»MM M c C ain , ¡A. W. SKVSRAKC«. yfcCAIN & SEVERANCE, A r TORN KS-AT-I.AW, TILLAMOOK, OHKGON. JOSIAH (IdOS J. 8- STEPHENS 8TEPHEN8 & BIGGS. Real F.tete Agents «nd Representing the Home Mutual Insurane Co. of California i. g. STEPHENS, representing F. Weber & . of Portland for Scholl Supplies. Office at Allen Hotel B ANKof Gene al Banking and Exchange business. Interest paid on lime deposits. Exchange on England, Belgium, Germany, Sweden and all foreign countries. Tillamook, Oregon. The TILLAMOOK LUMBERING CO. will not be undersold and will make better rates than any other mill. Get our prices and be convinced.. Discount on large orders and for cash. Our mill is in better shape than ever and we are prepared to turn out first class lumber of all kinds. Tillamook Lumbering Co A COMPLETE NEW STOCK • • OF • "*• • Haidwaie, Stoves, Tirx'wscre, Ovttlerv, ILÆaclxïrxex-sr ZLfOg'g'exs’ Supplies, etc., etc. -¿ù-lsc Z^islxirxg' Tcclcle arxd. -¿ù-:nc.-cm.:Lticn.. WE- KEEPA FINE LINE OF PAINTS Everything in our Line is New and up to date. Call and See for yourselves. G. W. KIGER, DEALER IN ~^8i LUMBER A*EDi£f°Es OHIO. COMN. President, 4JOMN BARKER, C. & E. THAYEK ■» Exchange and looney ^ecuriti^. W. H. H. CAREY, Opposite the Bank. Collections Receive Cartful (nd Prompt Attention. BARBER Bhavlng, Ovkttin*. Shampooing Eityl iq Every particular There is some person or persons, liv ing within this neck ot woods, or on the borders thereof, that seem to neither A Biief Glimpse at Last Waeks fear God, man, nor the devil, judging by ths several nocturnal inroads that Happenings. have been recently made into the neigh Nehalem Note« bors* hen-roosts, smoke-houses, dairy houses, etc , for the purpose of theft. (From the Nehalem Times.) Padlocks and shot-guns seem to be necessary adjuncts of our greater civili Mise Deiay Dean ia visiting friends at i zation. Formerly it was sufficient to Buy City and vicinity. simply lock boards over the doorways of We learn that Miss Gladys Newell be outbuildings just to keep the cows out. gan teaching a term of school «1 Bly- I back Monday. Oretown Offerings Henry and Jacob Reiga. have returned from a visit to Portland and Several Arctic Owls have been seen in other points this vicinity of late. Mr Robinson We understand that a Portland Him ia succeeded in capturing one and keeps contemplating tile erection of a new aew it as a pet. mill on the Nehalem . From a communication in the Head light from the south end of Ilia county it would appear that the newspapers era not the only ones that are dissatisfied with tha Comity Court. Tn the Maeteal fablle. I would reap« tfnlly annouiH-e the Alt person« knowing theweelve. indexed to me (re Hereby requested to come .nd ~ ll e up public that I am now ready to g ve by Feb. let Otherwlw Account, will be placed inetrnctiou io ■ limited numbar of in the nen<l. of« collector. S, V. A mdkbsom . ! pupil« on tli* piniio an I organ. Having gre luele’l umiar III* able.t inatru. toew in the Unite-l State« and limi « Stray ex peri erred in teaching, I be1 ava tl at I Yearling list tor, marked crop off the .hall bn able to giva seliafaelioa to any right ear and tinder half crop »*'• The own, r can have llie name by calling who may desire to learn. Terme resto**, able Apply al the llr uiuGHi office on Clay Daniel and pay ing fur feeding Mr«. II. C. Stoddard. and Una ad. Mrs. Joseph Meyers is now postmia- troaa of the Oretown Post Office having taken charge February 1st. Latest developomonts from the Postal Authorities ia to the fact that ox-poat- lnaster Sutton'» einbezsloinent will amount to nearly sevon hundred dollars. Woods Wavelets. The punishment will be harder on ths (reOM THS OCKAN WAVS) bondsman than on the ex—postmaRter. T. J. Harris killed twelve ducks last i The Seventh day Adventists are hold ing protracted meetings at the Oretown Sunday at one shot. school house with Mr. Smith presiding ; Je.par Dimick is carrying the mail not many people come out as the pres this week while Arthur ia making a trip ent hard times saani to bother them to the valley. more than the hereafter. II M< Philips captured an Arctic ow not long ago on his place near the beech. They are a very tame bud, and are caught with little difficulty. The bird lies been kept in a cage and is quite a pet. Maggie Wilson was surprised at her home on the evening of her birthday by a number ef her young friends who came to see how old shu had grown. A dancing parly was held at lhe Imine of Mrs Sutten last week. A goodly A cougar has been about Ardy Gage's number of the young people were pre place for some time pest, but at lest sent, accounts hail not found any trap, which 1 lias been set for him. Such visitors ill a Stephens Creek Suokers community are not welmmo ami hie visile should be promptly discouraged. Now is the time to pick social hops at Krebs Brothers expect to run their so much per hop. new mill at Little Ne-tiicca Ibis week. Prof. Kidwhacker lias entirely recov The saw mill supplies a long felt want to ered from the whooping cough, but Ilia that common ty. There is an abund liver i» »till caked on the nigh side, ance oi fine limber that can he brought lo which lnakaeit very painful for him to Hid mill, amt the I'Oinmuiiily can be do ths family waaliing. supplied with the best of lumber. The little vaseline steamer Ringworm, while on her relurn trip Iroin the isaei- Bey City Breezes. vntion last Frirlay, lost the electric »paik out of the condenser which Mica Mina Leng has been visiting in busted the bronchial tubus on the oil Tillamook. chain, and put both dead eyea out. Aire. Joe Nevins has had a very 8h« will start to Nshalem thia evening to consult hii optician . seveie attack of “Ls Grippe”. The Ladies' Aid will lake money on .1. II Bridgeford lias returned lo subscription for lhe relief of J . J. Cake Portland on Str. Cliilket. and me little to<>y about 16 yeaia of age, Mr. Doughty occupied the pulpit Sun who whs deserted by Ids wife 4 yeaia day morning iu the absence of Rev. ago, aud wa« left to make the living Im Potter. liimself and family He ia now so <lest - Lem Parker lies had s force of mon at lute that he cannot receive coinpany. work getting out bench for the Govern Who will send him n diets »nil and the boy some ammunition? ment work on the bay. Mi Aqua Pura, who has been winter were pMddngtra1 They intend lo ing his cows on rain water, ways tin t while the cows have not gained in flush the lacteal fluid has giowo lliiu and lhe The boilers ill the Williams mill prop butter lai and cud have entirely dis»| - el tv CIS undergoing repaii• pearrd. G iim Anderton ruiili tie» lo make Mi-s A. North polo a eke what will Imge «I. puient« ol fitli lo lhe TrSSCOtt leniove papillary ox< rerc- lice» bom her Packing Co. office on her near (« h .I, lhe beai Ga«). Williams and lleiiry Hayes have tiealmont is to apply an astringent or gnUe lo Keaaitla where they will engage causin' Substance, which may I m »ttilled in llis I"gg.ug industry in with a pe.ivy or maul hamllw A It i» reported (hat the Truckee beys' Btthilion <d p»ichloiid«- oi brass 1» good il \\ oul*i vacation is about over, as the mill will your t<>0 is in good tlesli recommend that you should be taken resume operation» in a few days. off lhe giass and put in the »table dm- Mr. Frank laMig, our genial merchant, mg liravy as wet feet ate Ixoind c*»niinues to eiibanco the beauty ot bis to m.tke the vhiiikmm spiteful ami slurs bv adding fixtures, both useful and unruly. urnamoiitel ,1. I»waisl Jones, Schooner F«»rd. Mr and Mre. Dyer out on the Cliilket locate iu California. If you contemplate a trio to Portland, bear in mind lhe Str. Cliilkat will iu" cofuinodale y»m with a rtrsi-elass stale room and boar<l through lo Portland for $.5.00 For full particulars call ou er pliSne Go«). IV. Kiger, oi Bay City, Or Tbs directors of I Het rid No. 2 have employed Mias Mans, oi Fillamook, to teach the coming term iu that district. r«y t> nearly three years, "an exceedingly patient and hopeful martyr to disease. tlTHEREO Bf OUR ClIRESmoeiTS. South Prairie Siftin•• BAY CITY, OREGON. CHA£. pETEf^Ofl, FEB. II. 1897. $1.50 Per Year Vegetation is coining on and the frog, are laying their egg»; •« will »»on have “woolen biee« boa” ami ta*l;>ole» Matrimony in the air. Our table Im* lielot friends. Theodore Kitgslev and Jernes Turney, cooUtMplate marrying tn the course of five or sis year» , , ; , i A lirwd stomach is vary much Fike a » »raine*! ankle. If you suffer from all) ol the aymplonis ol dyspepsia, join | stomach is lirod. It nrads a crutch • We must relieve it of all work fora time, | or mi.lil it *■ ie»toied lo ita iialm I ' sttoogtb Tn do this sucrewsfulh, w* mual u»s a fonil which io already digg ed outside of the body, mi »«! which will aid th* digestion of oilier p«ods Ilin’ m>y be takan with II Hmb a produt-1 ia lhe Shager Pigrsliv» Cordial. The Shaker» have ulilixod the digest- , ive piiiiciples present in plant» for the maiiufatlme of thia article, and its • ur» us- has l**»u truly phenomenal. You can try it for the nominal anni <»i 10 cei'ls, aa sample lait»lea are euld 1») all druggist» at Ibis price Lexel is lhe Ixsl medicine for Idldrm Mr» Truman Harris, one of the earl) Doc'ma recommend it in piece of Ca»»oi pi- users of this county, immigrating Oil. hwe in 16M, b still rloaeiy confined tc her invalid 1*1. where »lie l»«S 1am for i Ripens Tabulae cure naus««. COUNTY COURT. RECORD OF ITS UST REGULAR MEETIRG List of Claims Allowed—Tax Levy Just 26 Mills. Coittniiseion.re’ Court met in regulitr session F.l> let, 1897; present, W. W Conder, Judge, D. P. Ilsrvey, Cont- niieeion.r, J. D. Edwarde, Clerk, J H. Jackson, Sheriff. The following claims were allowed : Claud. Thayer, service in Btnta vs Wells et al |5.00 J. M. loltnsoii, s.rvices, 2 60 J. D. Edwards, .alary Co. CI.rk, 133.33 Tom Coates, deputy ” ” 50.00 J H. Jackson, salary Sheriff 133.33 S. V. Anderson Const, in Or. ve Starr 8.50 and jurors L. Hin.r 1.80, J. W. Jennings 180, D. Tomlinson 1 20, Thointia Jenkins 1 80, Albert Harris 1.60; witnesses, D. J. Wiley 1.70, Josie Petrie 1.70, Mre. Dr. Petrie 1 70, John Mann 1.70, Cecil Miller 1.70, J. D Kel ly 1.70. S. Wen ver salary as Road Sup. 4 00 II. F Barnard supplies 50 Le ni Parker, 5 day»’ work drawing plans of Naatucca bridge 15.00 II. II. Alderman sal dsp Sheriff 50.00 G. W. Sappington Justice fusa in Ors- gon vh Willey 7 95 8. V. Anderson Const fees do. 6.10 and witnesses as follows: Mrs. P. Sehrader 1.50 1.50 Mart Perry A. Harper 1 50 Mrs W. T. Kimball 1 50 R R Haye 1 50 Kata Hiner 1.50 R. O. Ricliarda, lumber 2 30 Road Dist. No. .3 N. G. BoqniNt 1 25, Fred Bui ton 2.50 R. G. Cnslisft.OO, J. Fullei 5.00, B. II Hathaway 5.00, Geo. Higginbotham I. 25,0. Sundin 2.50, 8. J. Sturgeon 4.20, SOW i< klai.tl 1.40 Road Dint. No 5 L. E. Farmer 4.70, Olí» Farmer .60, II. M. Farmer 4.00, L. A. Hoyt 1.50, W. G. King 4 35, 8. Myera .60, O. Osburn 60, E. Oahu in 3.25, M. Somera 1.00, Asa Walla 4 00. J. 11 Jackson filed hia official bond as tax collector in the sum of |ó0<)0. The following aupei viaoi a filed their bonds in the snin of $100 each : II. A. Bloom, Dint. No 1 ; John Hick ey, Dist. No2; Frank Severance, Dist. No 3; J J McGinnis, Dist. No 6; G. K. Misner, Dist. No 6; and thu bonds were approved The II kadlight , lifter submitting swoin slaleiiient and liat of snbscribera, there being no eoiilmt, whn designated by the cun t as the official county paper, it being the paper of largent circula tion . In th» matter of the tax levy for IH97, tbe*con>niihsi«>nar found that llie total value of llis taxMble pioperty in the county the year 1596 mn equalised by the county . oiinl, ia $ 1,153,514, and it waa found that it would bo neceiKHry to raine lhe following amounts by taxation foi the purposes indicated : Salary of officeis, exp*m>e of justice courts, expense of circuit court, brh'ge work, wood hix ! oil for Coml house, printing book», Maliotiery, etc., $14, 7<M H7; for public school», $2 67 per capita, for 1613 pupil», $4,614.06; for building and improving roads and pub lic highways, 5767 67; for the support of indigent soldiuts in the county, $115 35; for slate tax, |46I4 06. In accordance with th» law, theiefoie, ll>e following levy wa» mad»: For slate tax 4 milla un each dollai ,i»arssed For Co'iiity General I'titposus 12 8 10 mill». Eoi Public Schools, 4 mills ” Roads xml 11 igh w ays, 5 mill». ” Indigent Soldiers, I —10 ” . ” Incidental Expeliste I —10 M \n«l on each male person in Saul county aixl state who is hable to a stale poll tax the sum ot |J CM poll tax waa levied. It WaS ordered that the * le» k axirml ths assesament roll of the county tm l piase a we i rant the» eon fei lhe c»>lki - uoii of said tax»», and del ver said ax roll 1«) lbs slu-rirt for < olleciion J J) Welfare was al!owe*l $10.00 for 5 days «ervi« es as ioa<l eiiperviaoi Tl»« attorney general and the District Attorney of tbs .Tl Judicial Dist» id were memorializ»»l in a series of reaolut ona to uas every means in their |a»w**r to Mcure the a<lvan< ement <m lhe calen dar of the supreme ('« urt and emly •itilemeiil of the rase entitled, 'i’ll«* L’ltlo Neatmua Toll Road Company, \pp*ll«*nt, va 1 illuin-aik ( ouniy, i<ew|H*ndenl, pi.d the . leik of the c»»urt was orilu»rd to forward a r*«rtifie<l copy of th«« rewolntiuns lo I ha «rfficers afore- sa d a CoulinueJ on pa|« four.