The Headlight
The ^Worn Circulation
and
of the
The Oregonian
both for’
$2.00 per Year
Vol. IX. No. 51. TILLAMOOK, OREGON. THURSDAY
MAY 27
1897.
$1.50 Per Year
MAIL SCHEDULE.
J eave N. Yamhill daily except Sunday 8 p. in.
Irriveat Tillamook next day by
4 p. m.
I eave Tillamook daily except Sunday 6 p. m.
¡Arrive N. Yamhill next day
.........2 p. n>.
Ill LAMOOK AND HOBXOMVILLB:—
ll.'ve Tillamook daily except Tuesday 6:00 a.m.
Arrive Hobaonvllle
9:00a m
I ve Hobsotiville, except Tuesday
215n.nl.
Arrive Tillamook .........................
5-1jr.n1.
A Brief Glimpse at Last Weeks
Happenings.
and have eaten a hearty dinner, half
the pleasure of smoking is in the
thought of having a cigar just to suit
your taste. We make a study of your
smoking with this object in view, and
’«£ can please you.
I band R ond :—
I eaves Grand Roltnde daily except Sunday
té p. tn., or on arrival ot mail from McMinu-
Ariivea at Tillamook at 1:45.
Leaves Tillamook Daily except Sunday nt 6
in. or on arrival of mail from N. Yamhill,
,hich is usually 4:50.
Arrives at Grand Ronde at 1:45.
Post Office hours, 7:30 A. M. t o > P. M
toney Order department, 8:00 A.M. :□» P. M.
,undav 4:00 to 6:00 P. M.
Joe Altenberger made a trip to
this week.
the
valley
Ehner Jackson was visiting at Emma a few
days ago. Hia sister Elsie will attend school
here soon.
J. D. Chitwood lias been cutting
build an addition to his barn.
LAMB, The Cigar Man
Mr. John Sloan to confined to
week.
timber
his bed
to
this
We hope our new road supervisor will visit
this part of his roads and see what can be
done.
Next Door to Bank.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
0 AVID WILEY, M. D.,
Hebo.
A. T. Bain has been extracting honey.
PHYSICIAN. SURGEON
An 8 pound girl recently made its appear
ance at the home of M. C. Kellow.
AND ACCOUCHEUR,
Several of our citizens have been camping at
Ocean Park.
All calls promptly attended to
TILLAMOOK. ORE
p R. MADISON, M. D,
T. J. Owens, who has been east of the Cas
cades trapping, returned home Sat. sand.
lilva. $ate WiUtiinte, prop
HAS JUST RECEIVED A FULL LINE OF____
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Tillamook, Oregon.
J. MAY,
The people of this vicinity will meet at the
grave jard to decorate the last resting place of
to the departed on May 29 I897.
Dress Trimming nnd Lining, Laces in Black and Cream,
Velvets and Silks, Hosiery, latest styles in Gloves, Mils, Coats,
Cajes, Be by oats, short and long, also Baby Dresses, Ln dies Un-
derwear, a Fine Line of Corsets. The latest styles just
from the East in Hats, Bonnets, and Caps for Children.
It is impossible to imagine a better season for
hay than this has been.
Wood«.
(FROM THK (KEAN WAVE)
Late Styles, New Goods Lowest Prices.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
T. J. Lucy is making a trip to Portland.
Mr. Win. Miller, nephew of Mr. B. Brier has
been visiting on the coast for several days.
Dress Making Done to Order
j J. J. D aly .
Mr. W. E. Coovert, of Dayton,
Woods Tuesday evening, making
distance of Smiles; in oneday.
Opposite H eadlight Office, Cor. Milin and
Second Street, Tillamook City, Oregon.
(O scar H aytbr .
J) ALY & IIAYTER,
DALLAS, OREGON.
Prof. Snuffer, of Sheridan, who has been
teaching the Amity school arrived at this place
Sunday night, and opened school Monday
morning with a very good attendance.
(JLAUDE THAYER,
BUY YOUR DRUGS OF
Baxter Bros., proprietor« of the Little Nea
tucca toll road, were in towu the firat of tlie
week transacting business.
A'ITORNEY-AT-LA W,
WILLIAMS’ DRUG CO
South
IJlMr« M c C aim ,
(A. W. SkVEMANCX.
Til .I.AMOOK,
J-
JOSIAH BIGGS
OltKGON.
STEPHENS
S TEPHEN8 & BIGGS.
O
Prescriptions
Carefully
Compounded
Real Estate Agents and Representing the
Home Mutual Insurane Co. of California
J. g. STEPHENS, representing F. Weber ft
. of Portland for Scholl Supplies.
Office at Allen Hotel’
on
the
wing,
Thia
Addie Harris has moved back to his home on
the prairie.
Lyman Ln mb is teniporArly employ*, by the
Truckee Lumber Co.
J. C. Ben ley, of Bay City, payed us a pleasant
visit while on his way to the mines of south
ern Oregon. We wish him success.
Mrs. St r th Daniel is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Wallace, of Beaver.
Opposite Bank Building.
Our Grange met last Saturday and had its
usual pleasant time. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn, of
Bay View Grange, were visiting members. We
expect some new mem tiers nexi meeting.
At the request of some of my friends,
I have decided to lake a limited number
«•f pupils in music.
Thorough
tion. For terms, etc., address
Chas. Wells is again
time to Nestucca.
ur Stock of Drugs and
Medicines is new and
Fresh and our Stock of Toi-
let Articles and Musical In-
struments the Largest ever
Brought to Tillamook.
T\[cCAIN & SEVERANCE,
Al rCR5E'.S-AT-LAW,
arrived in
the trip, a
Mrs. Porter and children left for the valley
Tuesday morning with her father-in law,
where she will remain fora portion of the
summer.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
TILLAMOOK. OREGON.
The South prairie Sunday School is progress
ing nicely under the leadership of Mrs. O. B.
Lawerenceand Rev. Siscel.
~r
instruc
Are we going to have a celebration on the
fourth? If so, is it not time that the citisens
of Tillaux ok City were looking into the mat-
ter?
Mrs. J. D. Kelly.
TILLAMOOK. OR.
(Sficapcz Xiimbct
Nehalem.
(From the Nehalem Time«.)
Mr«. H. A Bloom is on the sick list.
C. & E. THAYER
Genetai Banking and Kschange business
Interest paid on time deposits.
Exchange on Knglsnd, Belgium, Germany,
Sweden and all foieign countries.
Flooring, Fustic and
First Class Finishing Lumber
Ship Lap ana Sized Dimension
Rough, Dimension Lumber
Tillamook,
Two new bridges are being built across the
Necsmcum, near Seaside, to accomodate re-
•otters.
$/2.00 Prauk of Bay City, was In town laut
I Tuesday looking after the telephone business
which he is interested.
7.00 in Miss
Amy Dean, who is employed at Fort
1 Stevens. came home Maturday to pay a lait
0.00 to her parents and many friends.
Tillamook Lumbering Co
Oregon.
y
Miss Kate and Edward Braunersreuther, of
Belleville, III., arrived here this week and will
! visit for some time with their sister, Mrs BA
Todd.
1
• w City.
Alfred Biglow has gone to Portland.
G. W. KIGER
Messrs. Dean and Long returned Sunday via
North Yamhill
DEALER IN
Mr. Jones, of Tillamook, visited onr city last
Saturday, and while here purchased one of the
prettiest horse« In the country.
E\chìnge and Idonei) ¡Securities
Collection» Rec«i»o C«r«ful and
A COMPLETE NEW STOCK
Prompt Attention.
---- OF ----
■AY CITY, OREGQN
HARDWARE,
STOVES,
TINWARE.
FARM MACHINERY.
LOGGERS SUPPLIES,
FISHING TACKLE.
AM UNITION ETC.
C ha £. pETEf^ofJ
BARBER
r KOT AMD COLD BATHS !
J
IN CONNECTION
A FULL LINE OF READY .MIXED PAINTS
Na
Fii’ilt Cla^ iq Every ptflicuhq w h . H.
«vn. //*>/
carey ,
READING
1. What is the object of remling?
2. Define five terms used in teaching reading
I 3. Define, paragraph, apostrophy, stansa*
i caret, sentence.
4. Name one noted prose writer, one orator,
and one poet oi the present time.
5. What errors are to be avoided in reading
poetry? How would you correct the same?
6. Wh .t use should be made of the diction
ary in connection with reading?
7. What ia the relation of reading to know
ledge getting?
8. kVhat defeats are common in reading?
9. Name two essentials of goo<1 reading.
10. Define retorical,
pause, consonant,
diphthong, labial.
PHYSIOLOGY.
1. Of what is bone compose«!? What is the
periostein? Why isa bone ielon so painful,
2. Between what bones does the turning
motion of the head take place? What kind of
motion will be permitted by a ball-and-socket
joint?
3. How is the thoracic cavity bounded?
What seperates it from the abdominal cavity
below?
4. From where does the left ventricle of the
heart receive Its blood? Where, through what,
and how does it send it? U hen does the blood
loose its oxygen and take CO2?
5. When au artery is divided, how does the
blood flow? liescribe the application of a
tournibuet.
6. Speak briefly of the following: I.arynx.
nerve ganglion, Eustachion tube, plorus, cornea
7. What is the most important of all the
articles of food? Why? What condition is
produced when the demands ot hunger anti
thirst Is not satisfied?
8. What aud where is the lachrymal gland?
Why are the eyes «iazzled in passing into a
bright light?
9. Describe a tooth, speaking of its composit
ion and nainiug its different parts. How
should the teeth be cared for? Why?
10. Speak of the necessary of ventilating a
schoolroom. Slate some of the excels of poor
ventilation.
UNITED STATES HISTORY.
1. Give the cause an«! result of the Bacon
rebellion. When, where, and by whom was
Virginia first settled?
2. When was New York first settled and by
what people?
3. What was the character >f the govern
ment during the revolutionary war?
4. (a) State the causes of the war with
Mexico and the results of the war upon the
territory of the United States, (b) What wan
the cause of the war with England in I812.
5. (a) What was the real cause of the
rebellion in 1861’„(b) What effect did the j
emancipation proclamation have on the South? I
(c) How did it effect the North?
6. What is the meaning of the “Monroe 1
Doctrine?”
7. What Interest did the French people
have in the war of the revoluiton; and how di«!
they show their interest?
8 What great event di«l the world's fair
at Chicago cotnemorate? What the one in
Philadelphia in 1876?
9. To what degree have the industrial pur
suits detei mined political parties of the L’uited
States.
10. What did the term **8quatter sovereignty
mean?
AR1TH METIC.
GATHERED BY OUR CORRESPONDENTS. i
TQhen £ou go home
T.eaves’Tillamook Tuesdays, Thursdays,
ami Saturdays at
7l.n1.
Arrives .Netarts
............................. 1 m.
I eaves Netarts, same days,...................... 1,. m.
Arrives Tillamook by
6f.m.
Hütchen. Residence.
ÄA’JJZW/f HON QUESTIONS
COUNTY ITEMS
1.LAM00K and nokth Y amhill :—
OPPOSITE BANK.
Borne improvement« in ths public highway
•re being made near Mr. Mor to», x The grads
is being changed and the road being made
wider.
Mr. J T Nevins expects to go Portland for
bis wife iu a few days. He will drive over the
mountain«.
The telephone system ha« been change«!
The switch board has been removed to Nehal
em, and the central has been removed to the
Post Oftre
Our Bunday Behoofs were not •• well repre
sented at the convention as we had espeeted
Part of the delegates were unable to procure
conveyance on that day Miaees Fay Do<y,
Ruth and FJIen Bewley, Laey Doty, Lenora
Roby. Mrs Babbidge. Messrs Doty, Vesper
imty. J. J. Pye, Abe Simmons and Will Brook«
attended.
The government work » ®«*r!y rrnapleted foe
this summer Mr Jacobson
of Wakefield ft
has been pa«ai>< around the glitter
tug metal »»014 our workers thia weeek
ig more thaq doub’e that
of any other paper in
Tillsmoolç County.
no worthy action done, (b) Parse lost, whose.
7. Correct all errors in the following and
give reason for each change: (a) That ugly
worm will change to a butterfly. (b)If tny sis
ter goes, which 1 think is doubtful, she will
call tor you.
8. Analyze the following words: Agent, diair.
eter, jourist, carnivorous, subscription.
9. Define and illustrate the following: Im
personal verb, indefinite pronoun, peiiodic
sentence, ellipsis pressive voice.
10. Write a synopsis of the verb lie (to re
cline) in the first p?< s > 1, singula«, active voice,
affi ntalive form, tliiough the indicative and
potential modes.
NOW.
If you have a kind word—say if.
Throbbing hearts soon sink t> real:
If you owe a kindness—pay it.
Life's sun huri ies to the west.
(’an you «Io a kind deed—do it,
From despair some soul to save;
Bless each day as you pass through it.
Marching onwatd to the grave.
If some grand thing for to-morrow
You are dreaming—do it now:
From the future do not borrow;
Frost soon gathers on the brow.
Speak the word—perform the duty;
Night is coming deep with lest;
Stars will gleam in fadeless beauty,
Gytsse« whisper o’er thy bieast.
Days for deeds are few my brother,
Then, to-day fulfill thy vow;
If you mean to help another,
Do not dream It—do it now —Selected.
Britiwli Co 1111111 >i 11 was about to piisn a
bill preventing Aineiicnn vilizeiiM Irmn
heciirinx niiiiB liveiiNtM llmre, but when
it was disct»veretl Hint it whh Americium
who were developing the milling III-
dilntriee, and that Midi a bill would kill
lieurly all
mining industry in Britinli
Columbia, (he bill whh promptly killed,
'l’lie Americana are really I be benefact
ors of the cuunly.—Astorian .
The rleniociMiic itlt.ick an the Bingley
tariff iliignt have Home force if the denio-
crals had ever shown any ability in con-
at meting tariff nieaKiirea themaelveH.
The fail meiouire of tlieii capabilities in
this direction was revealed bv thu “per-
iidity ami dishonor” tariff which Presi
dent Cleveland denounced, which hs re*
fused to sign, and which, gelling on the
Htiitue book by the expiration of the time
limit, Ims proved Io be woilldesH for
either revenue or protection.—Ast »liar.
In its June number The Ladies Home
Journal will celebrate the Diamoud Jubi
lee in a any distinctly its own. In an
article by William George Jordon, entit I-
ed “What Victoria Has Been,” the read
er will be taken on the Britinli throne,
and (he marvelous panorama
of
llie
world's lihtory for sixty yearn will pasa
before him. lie will at a glance see the
progress in art,
science,
invention,
music, education ; the great social
re
forms, the growth of nations and the
advance of civilization. The whole atmy
of the world’s progreHH of the longent
reign in English history will lie vividly
presented.
1. Ten c>edits. Define and illustrate the
following: Complex fiaction, multiple, alequot 1
part, pai value, ratio.
». Eight credits, (a) Explain the difference
between the gross earn Ings and the net earn
ingR of a firm, (b) Find the diameter in feet of
a wheel which revolcs 19 S times in going »53.3
feet.
3. Twelve credits (a) A farmer gives to his
eldest son niiieteen-twcntyfiilhs of a farm ami
A Mflii uf Importance.
tlie remainder to his daughter; the difference
Si’tintor Joiiex, the Nevmla million
between their sftares Iryfio acres; how many
acres did the daughter receive? (b) Express i«5 aire popiiHsI, in cutting a wide nwiilli in
lie ia the man who
rods, 4 yatds, a feet, 6 inches as a fraction of a tariff polities how
no « iit(*«i a duty on liitlea in the senate
mile.
4. Twelve credits. Bought the following bills ‘bill and got an inuieiihe In the tin iff on
on 8 months: July S, «M
25; August 11, Nilgai which (*aiiHe<l fetock in I ho Rugai*
,'jTruat to go lip
per cent Moiidny
>240 56; Septenil»er 20, $821.64; October 12, I510.-
It ia iinderatoo.l that lie ia
38; November t, $308.17; when ought a note foi afternoon
, to he allowed hie say in prelly nin<*h
the whole amount be dated?
in order to hold hie vole
5. Ten credits. Find the area ol an irregular < ■ everything
u.;.i. ii...
piece of land the diagonal of which is 320 yards with ilm republicHiia.
Mr. |oiiea’ Mi-tivitv in the tariff iliecu«.
and the perpendiculars 35.6 yatds and 42’, yds.
/b) if a man use a pound of fertilizers on a «ion calls Irrmiatelily Io miiol the «lore
piece of ground 2 yards square, how much will told of the diatioKiiialieil eilverite Inst
f<ll by Mr. Ila vid A Well«
Mr. lonea
he use on K °f *M «ere?
when lie "
flrat
r"1 entered congrew, wna an
6. Eight credits, i Arrant, inorder »< ■»•«
........
-«»b.,
fortynine
'
*
r,le
"
‘
««'*•
’
"
/
and
a
eound-money
nitude,
twentytwo-twentyfifths,
fortynine
man. lie wm « a 1 lone friend of Genernl
fifty filths, st*9
Grant, and of en boated (lint lie cauaeil
7. Ten credits. An agent sold 430 tons of hay I the preaident Io veto I lie green hack in-
at $i3 a ton, commission 5 per cent, and w’*b !
the proceed» bought wool ai 22J4c per IB com- , flution bill. Mr. Well« aaya Mr. fonea
aiisatoa 4 per cent; what was his whole con 1 om e remarked to Idin after th« veto that
missfon, and how many pounds of wool did he he hud made the diaaationa eon»e<|iien-
cea of inflation aa plain to Grant ‘‘aa a
buy?
Year« after
8. Ten credi ts. If It coat I425 to fence a field bnll'a tail going up liill.”
ward when Mr Jouea waa advocating
Ti rods by sB rods, what will U cost to fence a
a high proti c'ive tnriff and was leading
•quare field of the same area.
9. Twelve credits. 3» U stf per cent of what tlie fight for tlie coinage of silver, Mr
Welle aaked him what had caused aucli
number? What per cent of $240 is $13 x>? What
an extraordinary change In Ilia views. In
is H per cent of $40 80? What number increased j sill «lame he replied : "Why, David, I
by 18 per cent of itself is equsl to 1475?
|t am the owner of silver mines now, «ml I
10 Kight credits. How Isrge s draft ou
r want protection for my product. If I
Chicago can M bought In Portland at 60 daya’
had no mine« I would baa« good « free
sight for fj ooa, the pemium being 1*4 per cent
trader and as strong a gold-standard
aud Interest 6 per cent?
; msn as I ever was."
Tlmt a man whoa« conviction« «re
GRAMMAR.
‘ Thus to relieve the wretched was his pt Me frankly admitted to lie awayed ao entire
And e'eu his failings leaned to virtue'« side.’« ly by his personal intereata «hould have
— Goldsmith been able to "hold np” the nation, ami
the senate twice in out year on two great
slsuve liereaiea—free coinage and protection—
The first three questions refer Ut the
extract.
is a atrlking commentary »non th« “rot
I. Analisc the sentence
ten liormigh’’ system.
Air. Jonas la
1 (a) la this a com poo nd or complex •enl a man of great ability, Imt that llie abil
átate
encx> Why? (b) Name the nouiM and
ity which ia not direc teil by conscience
the case in which is used
is always a source of danger hie puat
j. (•/Decline Ills, 'b) Give the prtneipal »nd present atliludea are painful llhia-
parts of each verb need.
traliona.
4. Write sentences to illustrate the following
Lo<ii«v il le Courier-Journal.
(s)Pre 1 irate co nplem nt (b) adv* rb of denial;
(r) suher linate conjunct ion of reason; (d) •!>
»tract noun, (e) Interrogative prououn used In
IIn.lMnd—Wliat have yon
r»«>l-
the objective case.
5. Write the correlative form of each of the Ing in th. n.w.paperT Yon »re tr«iiilr-
of the following Bolo, attorney general
Pro [ ling and lull o( excit.ineiit.
Wife—Wall, I alioul.l think an! I
fessor, Brown, dregs, apiece, kine, swine, form
boHRht
BOIIIP corDPfB Mt Burn's yenlenlny
•la, knight templar, news
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j
for
and -----------
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tim warne ....
Mudati-
A Analise the following Count that day lost > W
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whose low descending suu views from thy hand [ vertixjd to Uy at Ktocy ’• fur
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