The Headlight
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-and-
The Oregonian
both for
$2.00 per Year.
Vol. IX. No. 45
TILLAMOOK. OREGON. THURSDAY
mail schedule .
amour and
PROFESSIONAL
COUNTY ITEMS.
ir v»u , o « m | ctFTHj
N orth Y amhili . : —
K eave N Yamhill daily except Sunday 8 p. 111.
rrivHat Tillamook next day by
4 p. m.
1^1 eave Tillamook daily except Sunday 6 p. m.
^Kirive N. Yamhill next day
. 2 p. ni.
^^■iXAMOOK AND HORSONVI I.J.E
^^Wl.'ve Tillamook daily except Tuesday 6:00 a.in.
Ariive Hobsonville
9:00 a.m.
I/ve Hobsonville, except Tuesday
2 15 p in.
| ■ Arrive Tillamook .........
505 p in.
etarts .—
Leaves Tillamook Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays at
........
7 a.m.
IIM Arrives Netarts .................................. 12 m.
Leaves Netarts, same days,..................1 p. m.
^M Arrives Tillamook by
6 p.m.
I^K kani ) R ond :—
ggM 1.eaves Grand Rounde daily except Sunday
:Mi' p. m , or on arrival of mail from McMinn-
^^Kille.
Arrives at Tillamook at 1:45.
1.Clives Tillamook Daily except Sunday at 6
,
ni. or on arrival of mail from N. Yamhill,
is usually 4:30.
Arrives at Grand Ronde at 1:45.
■ post office hours, 7:30 A. M. t 8:00 P. M
^^Mtoney order department, 8:00 A.M.
:oo P. M
^^(undav 4 to 6.00 P. M.
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GATHERED BY OUR CORRESPO\OENTS.
A Brief Glimpse at Last Weeks
Happenings.
Woods Wavelets.
These and all
other good cigars, Sheriff Jackson came down to Woods
tobacco,stationery Monday on official business.
Krebs Brother* received a raft of logs
books, magazines, Tuesday
; they have been running their
mill at Little Nesluccafor few weeks
newspapers andpe new
but expect to commence sawing again at
riodicals, as well, Wood« shortly.
In another column “A Reader" takes
jj as the finest fruits
us to task fur venturing the assertion
I i ' fnr Qalo hn
some day* ago that it was not fair or
(FROM THK OCEAN WAVE)
Q inikal M thur
CARDS.
I) AVID WILEY, M. D.,
II
PHYSICIAN. SURGEON
AND ACCOUCHEUR,
OX SALE ALL OVER THE UNITED STATES.
just for ocean transportation companies
to discriminate against this place in the
matter of height rales. Other towns
that have reason able nites have grown
and prospered, partly at the expense of
thia county, and will continue to do so
as long hh present conditions continue.
LAMB.
All calls promptly attended to
Spring Qpcping af
TILLAMOOK, ORE.
p R. MADISON, M. D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Tillamook, Oregon.
Hutchens Residence,
yy J. MAY,
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
(J. J. D aly .
(O scar H aytkr .
J)ALY & HAYTER,
DALLAS, OREGON.
lind as good a lovMtion fur business an
Woodw provided goods could bs brought
here at reusunabls rates; and
if
one
could not, or would not, sell goods as
cheap iib they are bold elsew here, others
Would.
M rs . K atie W illiams , P rop .
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
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
When merchandise can , be delivered
here at the same rales that other towns
get, goods will be sold as cheap here as
at other places. Thrie aie plenty of
business men who would lai glad t<>
£aC>1Zodc c/czr/c’z?
H
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Emma
W. B. Veits ol the south eastern part of the
Couilly was seen here last Thursday.
Lowest Prices.
Dress Making Done to Order.
Opposite H eadlight Office, Cor. Main mid
Second Street, Tillamook City, Oregon.
TILLAMOOK. OREGON.
(J a M es M c C ain ,
(A. W. S everance .
^[cCAIN
»S ì
SE Vi HANCE,
A T FC R N E Ï S-AT-L A W,
TILLAMOOK, OHKGON.
J. 8. STEPHENS
JOSIAH BIGG8
STEPHENS & BIGGS.
Real Estate Agents and Representing the
Home Mutual Insurane Co. of California
J. S. STEPHENS, representing F. Weber &
. of Portland for Schoil Supplies.
Office at Allen Hotel'
At the request of some of my friends,
I have decided to take a limited number
of pupils in music.
Thorough instruc
tion. For terms, etc., address
Mrs. J. D. Kelly.
TILLAMOOK, OR.
of
C. & E. THAYBR
General Banking and Kxclisnge business.
Interest paid on time deposits.
Exchange on England, Belgium, Germany,
Sweden and all foreign countries.
Tillamook.
Oregon.
G. W. KIGER,
DEALER IN-
Exchange and l^oneij ^ecuritie^.
Collections Receive Careful and
Prompt Attention.
BAY CITY, OREGQN
BARBER
I
IN CONNECTION
BH* vins,
Mail» OiattlrtS«
Shampooing
Albert Scheller ami Albert Becker of Neskow
in passed through here on their way to Cedar
i Camp on the 9U1.
Elmer Jackson was in from Salmon River and
says that many cattle are dying in that part of
County.
1897. $1.50 Per Year
Literary
t
Notes
“Does Modern
College Education
Educate, in the Broadest and Most Lib
eral Sense of the Term?" is one of the
most important inquiries that could be
set on foot. This discussion, which is
to be taken part in by President Gilman
of the John Hopkins, President Dwight,
of Yale, President Schunnaii of Cornell-
President Morton of the Stephens Insti
tnte, H* nry Thurston Peck of Columbia,
Bishop Potter and others of the most
distinguished men of both the United
States and Europe, is
begun
in the
April C osmopolitan by a radical Inquiry
into the educational problem along the
lines of Herbert Spencer. President (id-
man will follow in a direction almost
equally searching. All together there is
promised the frankest possible express
ion of opinion, and it seems probable
t hat it will be the most thorough com
parison ever made by educationul meth
ods with the needs of every-day life al
the close of the nineteenth century.
The Oyalar and the Cow.
Last Monday a bicycler might have
been seen Buorching along the sidewalk
of Maili Street. Men, women and child
ren, who heard the dang of the wheel
I mail’s bell htudled pell mell to places of
, «afety. The wheelman sped by with a
lordly air. What to him waw the com
mon herd that didn’t ride a wheel?
F111 ther along he spied a cow on the
walk
Loml clanged the wheelman’g
‘ bell, blit the cow was on a Tillamook
sidewalk, and it knew it had some rights
that even the wheelmen were bound to
respect. It had been accused of being
so peer that it couldn’t make a shadow
ami in the sunlight, leaning up against
a telegraph pole it was trying, with
lather poor siiccess, to prove its accuser
a liar. The wheelman yelled and swore
but the cow only smiled, and moved still
more squarely acrosa the walk. The
wheel mail slopped just in time to avoid
a collision with the cow
lie cured
little for the rights of the public, and
nothing for the City Council, but he took
off h s hat to the cow, which, theieupoii
ambled into a vacant lot, and allowed
him to pass by. Afterwards pedestrians
were actually left in undisturbed possess
ion of the walk for two and a half min
utes .
Home fresh besr signs have been seen here - On the editorial page will be found nil
article commenting on the action of the
telling us that spring has opened for good.
County Court in failing to atund by itn
Vegetation has started , and grass has staited implied Rgreeinent of giving nil otflcinl
to glow again.
printing to the H eadlight .
The edi
torial Mliilea the facta hm they are.
We
regiet that it became neceaaiiry to do ho
Bay City Breezes
for peiHomilly we have found llie com-
111 isione 1 m and judge pleaNiuit and Hocial
I The spring term ot school opened Monday gentlemen. But their oflhinl acta we
under the management of Prof. Fred Smith and Imvu fotiml, 80 far, rm (lie II radligiit iw
concerned, anything hut fair, and hence
Mis. George Seward.
forth we propone to allow things up ill
| Al>e Cohn, of Tillamook, paid Bay City « visit their true light no matter who il hit« or
last week.
how diHHgreeahle the tank may be. The
• Mis. John Barker and Mrs. Orchard of Tilla- H eadlight only iin U h fur fair treatment
I mook visited our burg last Thursday. Their for it He It and it« readers.
j journey home was not without excitement, but
j no serious harm wan done.
The Rev. W. II. Weaver, paHtor of
! Mr. Young purchased Frank Long's tt’fire U. B. Church, Dillbbnig, Pa. recogn-
i stock of groceries last Thursday. Mr. Long
ixes the value of (’hiimbei-lain'a Cough
expects to start in business in the near future.
Remedy, and does not hesitate to tell
! Mr. Young intends to goto Portland this
other« about it. “I liHve used Chamber
■ month to purchaa«* his spring slock of general
lain's Cough Remedy," he May«, “and
' merchandise.
find it an excellent medicine for colds
I Rev . Potter nwl wife visited the County seat
coughs and ho »r« t
.** Sndoea every
I this week.
one who gives it a trial. bold by S. J
' Ve-|H-r Doty returned home on Str. Chilkat.
He has recovered his eye-sght, but his foot is Sturgeon.
not any belter.
There’s only one kind of printing Ihat
Hugh Barnard was a passenger out on South
voyage of Str. Chilkat. Mr. Barnard is going we don't do. That’« (he poor kind.
That’* the kind you don't want.
But
to trv the climnle ot Bandon.
when you do want bometliing that in
The Chilkat has woiked up a larg< passenger neat, ( lean, right-up-to-date, printed on
trade Even tn her voyage south she had aev- good paper, with line ink, from type |hat
eral pas*engera from this |»< rt.
is new, and of the latest face, wet in an
Mr. Long ia trying the experiment of burning artistic and inleligent manner-— in short,
coal. Owing to the warm weather he will when you want a strictly firnt-class j b,
juHt drop into our office, and make your
hardly be able to judge of its merits
wants known.
The Pr»*»bytvrian aud M. K. Hundsy Schools
are preparing a uu'on E.aster concert to be held
B oomed to D rath .—George Smith
i next Sunday.
received a letter a f»»w «lays ago from J.
■ The protracted meetings at the Presbyterian E. Sorbin, who is now at R'jsfdiiiid, says
church are being continued-
the Corvallis Timet. In the letter Mr.
Prof. Smith expects his family on the next Sorbin gives a rather crisp statement of
' trip of the Elmore. They will reside in Mr. the condition of aflT.iir« where lie is.
He says the country is boomed to death,
Bridgeford’a house.
and men of all tradts and profession are
Dr. F R Madison was a passenger in on •tr. there, and there is nothing for them to
Elmore He wifi succeed J- H Bridgelord as do
A house of 20 mom« will tent at
Inspector.
$200 per month, and others in pi*O|w>r-
The North Pacific Steamship Co. lias placed tion hc < otding t<» size. City lota sell at
; board ami lodging
the Steamer ChilkHt on the run between
Eel from |IOb() to
river to San Francisco. The steamer Weott is from 7 to $10 per week! The aver
age
laborer
will
get
$2 p-r »lay, while
has been placed on thia route, and on her
to fl
voyage north will carry ledwood lutnlx*r from professional men receive from
OKO COMM. Fri.m.nt.
J ohn bahkkb .
Coos Bay to Portland. Capt. Dunham made per -lay, when they ate lucky enough to
There are now 1000
many friends while here who regret »hechange, find employment
idle men in Roseland, and llioae who
but the Weott will be lictterable to handle this
commiiml means are leaving. Freight
run, and will soon develop a large trade.
from Portland tlo re ia |5O |M*r ton, ami
there im a 35c duly
Snow is now four
Two VPH10 ago R J. Wnrreii, h dmg- feet »h ep al Rowland.
giiH at Fl«*.» ahi Bro«’k N
Y , Ixuiglit m
---- OF -----
Minali Riipplv of Chamber lain's Cough
America iim are the mont inventive peo-
R»*m«*«|y
He ninna up ilia result hm pie on earth.
Io them have Leiui i 1**11-
follow»; “Al that time the go»«d«i «etc
HARDWARE,
ed nearly (kK),000 pxUmts, or more t I
unknown hi ihia »«rtloii; lo-«lny Cham-
STOVES,
berhiiii’s (’oligli Remedy in n hoii-ehold one thinl of all the patent« issued ill I he
word " It in the aame in hnmlred.*» of world. N discovery of modern years
TINWARE.
commui.it!»*«>,
Wheiecver the good Ima Leo if of greater benifit Io mankind
qmtlifi«M of CliamlH-rhiin'« <’ongh Rrm-
FARM MACHINERY,
than (’bninberl lin’s C die, Cholera mid
edy liccoim* known the |e*ople will have
has d<me more to
nothing eGe. For Male by 8. J. S' urgaon. Diarrlm n R<-me<ly,
LOGGERS SUPPLIES,
The R»*v W. H
Weaver, pMter of relieve pit hi
mid suffering
J. W
FISHING TACKLE,
the
I ( Ini»h, Dillsburg, Fu., re»*ng- Vatign, of Ortklon, Ky.,tays: *‘I have
nizex the value <>f Clinmlierlain*» Cough
used ('hmidrerlain’s Colic, Cholera and
AMUNITION ETC
Remedy, and doew not beai’ale to (ejl
Remedy in my family for
otherH m lenii it. “! have nwd Chmnber D arrlnrs
LINE OF READY MIXED PAINTS lain’* Cough Remedy," he *«)», “ami Several years, mid find it larllie larst
fimi it an rxc#dleiit medicine of for cold«, nie»lk*iiit I ev»*r used for cramps in the
A FULL
cough«, ru <I bonraeiieM." H«> does every
stomach
and
Irowsls
For sale by
Atf old shelf worn stoek; Everything new and uf> to date.
one who give« it a trial. Hold by H J
R. J Sturgeon.
Sturgeon.
TAis space belongs to
Tdilliama “Drug So
who will be iq business in a sfyort
¿¿me, a¿ Tillamook, ©regon
GREAT REDUCTION
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
ami we are prepared to turn out first
class lumber of all kinds.
$3
A CON PLETE N EW STOCK
<tr
W. H. H. CAREY,
Lu
Items.
John Page was visiting at Emma last Sunday.
QLAUDE THAYER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
APRIL15 ,
OPPOSITE BANK.
ANSWERSHARVEY
THINKS HIM SOMEWHAT INSINCERE.
Wants Some Figures Publish
ed in the Headlight.
Oretown Ore.,
Mar. 31st 1897.
Editor H eadlight .
M i *. Anon has seated
himaelf
and
gras pH Ids pen with a firm grip. 8ilice
the knockout blow, which a recent issue
of the II eadlgii Tconveyed to him.
To be honest, it was one of (hose left
hand swings
Jllst such a blow that
floored Corbett, and for a while we were
completely floured.
Now hm Mr. llnrvey uses bin language
with such foice, and qualifies it with
You’s anti Misters in such profusion,
and really gets sulphureous, we ask the
readers of the H eadlight to allow us in
this one reply to “dig em up" in his
own kind, and from Ibis on wo will
confine ouiselveM to something better
than to throw mud and to make little
fling*
First, we wish to correct one item,
which an it appealed in the issue of
12th wun not as wu intended it should
he, either our mistake or the printers.
It makes us say that $200 should have
done twice as lunch work as wax done.
This muck we w ish to correct. Now as
to what we Maid we still say; the work
performed by two men, the honored
Commissioner lay a too much el teas on.
If two men and one team
put oil
the road 29 yards of grave), co.ddn't two
teams and lour men have more than
doubled the work? Ifone m..li bosaea
the job and shovels, couldn't he work
12 men as easy ?
Now Mr. Editor, we saw the Hon.
Commissioner on the road leaning on his
above!, w bile the two men performed the
operation of fishing giavel out of the
creek bed about (10 yards away, and lor
this, ami for more days about this time,
a job wur awaiting him al fl A0, and yet
he woiIced fol* the County for nothing,
amt let the man who shoveled
gravel
boss tin* job, and draw $1.00 per day.
If it was any other man than Com
missioner Harvey we would smile. But
as its him, we dare not. ( Now one word
more as to “putting up or shutting up ’’
We are in no mind to do either. We
have lived in the Uounty long enough to
woi k the roads seven seasons, and dur
ing this lime we have known Mr. Har
veys, being on Hie road with pit k and
shovel but one *(» h « oii . lie may have
been represented by some one else, hh in
the rase above, 01 woiked in some ob
scure place by himself.
As to Mr
Harveys
proposition to
work the roads on a dare, for nothing,
we doubt its geiiuineiicsHaml sincerity.
This is bluff or buncoinh of ths thinnest
kind. This (lout cover the issue het ween
Mr Harvey and the people. A m to be
ing one step nearer tin* office of Cuminis-
sioner, we (lout aspire now nor never
have. If ever we do, we will tell Mr.
Harvey that we will
never
take the
whole proxy vote of 0111 precinct in our
pocket, and go to convention to receive
the nomination of ouisolveH. We may
work the roads for nothing. but this we
will not do.
A word as to the cash
amount
<>f
money for this district
We have ask
ed Mr. Harvey at different timer, am) he
either didn’t know or
wouldn't
tell
We dont know which, foi we could never
find out. We don’t know of our own
knowledge today, but we have nnsonB
Io ladieve that the money which belong
ed to this distii'-t has not been expended
here, and it would be a great mh II b -
faction to the people to know the shape
our fund Is in
Mr.
llnrvey Mays
the H eadlight will publish any thing
good,
(since tin* H eadlight floored
him recently,) and ao why not puldish
this? We
ask
Mr.
llnrvey to get
the clerks staieineiit of the fund, mid
publish it. Then all may know
If we
are wrong, we will acknowledge it, but
not until then. As to luxes, Mr. Anon
don’t pay any taxes. Does Mr. Harvey?
Speak up; be truthful
Now ns to our perMOimllty, and why
we have nMNiimed the 110111 de
pllime
“Anon," llmt is our secret but we may
continue favoring
him
by
dig
ging him up occnsionsly.
Alimi.
Last week two chnch were tried in
JudgH Siippiiigton*« Court, which were
of (*oimi«l«*r>iblw local intercut
Win.
Barker sued D. TemptHt to n plevin
hoiih * stock which Tempest hud wintered
for him, mid then kept liecHiine Burker
refiiM«d to pay
for
the
wintering.
B hi k»*r contended tliut the «tock had
lieen so NlHivcd uh to be dHmnged more
lliuii TviHpeMl’n bill nmoiinled Io
PlHinliff whm repreH»»nted by E. E
Selph,mid defendmit by I. T Mmilsby.
The case wai decided in favor
of
Mr.
Tern pent.
The othercsie wa« •omewhat siniilar
loMeph llairison sued Mr. Tempest to
replevin some «U( k Indd for pfiMlurge.
three cowh were dead, and one hniie
and one cow, furnished the bnsis for
ths crmc . .M». H»*lph whh Attorney for
I'lainlifT ami I T. Miitilaby for defend-
nut. The decision in thin *«se whh in
favor of the FiainlifT.
Notice in hereby given that the under
signed Ima been granted right to main«
tain a ferry arcroe* the Tillamook river
on the county road, near th»1 mill of the
Pacific Lumber Co and
That I will have the Name ready for
the acroinmndati' n of the public on the
first »lay of May, 1897
Rules rranoliable.
Dated thia the 29th day of March, 1 Rr>7
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