Tillamook headlight., August 12, 1897, Page 2, Image 2

THE
Cillaniooli grablight.
D. DeK. Bow«»., B4. and Mgr.
Official aper. Tillamook City and County
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(STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.)
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ADVERTISING MATHS.
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Local iiotic*«, iocU per Hue; and seta, after
the first insertion. Only feta per line for first
insertion and 3 cts thereafter lor regular adve­
rtiser«.
i.OHt, Found, For Rent, ForSule, Wanted, and
Special notice«, in classilied “ad” columns, at
the name rate.
Legal notice«, Nonpareil, loctn. per line for
first insertion and 5cts per line for each subse­
quent Insertion.
rgp"All notices or communications should
be sent in as early in the week as possible.
The HEADLIGHT has Do«blo the bona
fide Sabacrlptioit lint of a«y other News-
aper in Tillamook County
Telephone No 6.
Office cornerof Main and 2d streets.
Silver touched the lowest price in its
liiatory hist week
The Dingley bill is a law and the ftic-
tories have started up.
Wbeat continues lo ndvance in price
not wïtbslanding the fact that silver con­
tinue« to fil II.
“The new tariff cuts very severely in­
to protection granted to the sugar refin­
ers under the Wilson bill.”—From Sug­
ar Trade Journal.( dlicial organ of the
American sugar interests.)
TILLAMOOK
HEADLIGHT,
THURSDAY,
I
the population of the world has increased
only 25 per cent in the same peiiod. It
is thus evident that the total amount of
money for each individual in the world
is much greater than in 1873 and that
there can thus l»e 110 increased per capitai
demand for gold and hence no ‘apprécia-1
lion” in its value, while the fact that a
large proportion of the business of the.
world is now peiformed with chei ks, '
drafts and oilier formsuf credit without 1
the direct use of money further reduces |
lhe demand upon gold The mines of
the world produce more gold today than
they produced of gold and silver together
in 1873, the silver production of today is
nearly three times what it was in 1873:
and the amount of silver now annually
has obtainEd in the
coined is more than was produced from ;
the mines of the world 111 1873. The '
fins hew stock of
number of silver dollars coined in the 1
United Slates in the fiscal year just ;
t tided was two and a half times as many I
as in the entire history of the mints prior ;
lo 1873 mid the total number of full
legal tender dollars coined by our mints
since 1875 is 56 times as many as were
The force« of nature and trade, as well coined in the entire history of the mint
as the intelligence of the people of the prior to the act of 1873.
world seem to have all combined against
the 16-tol silver theorist. The gold
“Let me give you a pointer,” said M.
production of the world has increased F. Gregg, a pnptilai conductor on the I
Missouri
Pacific railroad. “Do you know!
enormously ; prices of grain and other
that Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and 1
farm producta have advanced despite the Diarrhoea
Remedy cures you when you
assertions that ibis could not hap­ have the stomach ache? Well, it does.” i
pen until free coinage should come; the And after giving this friendly advice, the
expoits of the last year are larger than jolly conductor passed on down the J aisl*. 1
It in .. a fact ........
that lliouaands of ......oa<l
lailroa« and -
in any year in the history of the country 1 traveling
men never take a trip without
thus bringing large quantités of money a bottle of this remedy, which is the best
into the United States; farmers are pay­ cure for bowel disorders in lhe world. 25 i
ing (»if their debts despite the absence ami 50 cent bottles for sale by S. J. Stur­
of free silver ; sundry nations which had ge jn.
tested free silver are going to the gold
standard, and none of those which bad
SUMMONS.
tested the gold standard are coining In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon. J
Fourth: For a decree tha t the said defendants
back to free silver; the international for the County of Tillamook.
Richard Nixon as Receiver of the)
and each of them be forever barred and fore­
conference on the silver question is Portland
Savings Bank. Plaintiff)
closed of all right, title or interest in and to the
promised, and practically every asser­ W. S. Runyon, vs.
_________
______ ________________
____
said real property
described in said _____
mortgage
James Steel, S. W.
tion made by the silver orators of last Iler, S. V. Anderson. Edward Evans
I or any part thereof, and that all of said real
and Eliza F.Evans his wife, Mary
property, with the exception of the south half
year is being proven false. They will i Hughes, and Lewis Prager, Hyman
j of the northeast quarter, the south half of the
M. Prager, and William Prager,
have little left to talk about when the partilers,
defendants.
I northwest quarter and lots two [aj, three [3J.
cum pnign opens.
To the above named W.9.Runyan, defendant, and four <4)*ot section two|>] Township two
possible “tbe great crime of 1873,” The
Hrguuieut of the silverites based on the
assumption of a scarcity of gold did veo-
in hi i service fu the last campaign, but
the discoveries in the Kloi d ke fields,
promising a considerable uddidtion lo
the aorld’s Ft< k of its standard mone­
tary metal, seems likely to relegate that
argument lo the class of spent aintini-
lion. Miuh was made »Iso by the sil­
verites of lhe relation between silver ami
wheat prices, but unfortunately for
them while the price of wheat has
gone up over twenty cents a bushel since
lust year, the price of silver has gone
down about ten cents an ounce, and in a
week, which we are able to record evi­
dences of a distinct revival of business,
ns indicated in the early arrival of the
long promised advancing movement for
the full, silver has touched llie lowest
point recorded in the American market.
—‘‘Bradstreets, July 24, 1897.
Good Reputation, a Reputation for Selling the Best Goods
in the Market at the most reasonable Prices and fa
always dealing Fairly and Squarely with Customers is worth
a great deal, and that is just what
A
I’he -■- Truckee Lum ber Company
years in which it has dans businES hörB.
W e havs a
Groceries, Provisions and Loggers Supplies Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
and General Merchandise, —
which we are selling at lowest living rates. No stale groceries
noshelf worn goods, no shoddy materials, of any kind. Give us
a trial and you. will stay with us.
III the name of the State of Oregon, you are fa] south of range eight [8| west, and the east
hereby notified aud required to appear in the halt of the southwest quarter and the south-
above entitled court on or before the first day east quarter of the northwest quarter of sec­
of the next regular term of saitl court, to wit: tion three [3], Township one [i] north of range
the fourth Monday of August next, being the I nine (9) west of the Willamette Meridian, in
twenty-third day of August, A. D. I897, and which said defendant Runyon and said plaintiff
answer the plaintiff's complaint
filed have no interest, be sold as upon execution to
against you in the above entitled suit satisfy the amounts claimed, and that plaintiff
and if you fail so to appear and answer have such other and further relief in the prem­
for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply ises as to equity may seem meet.
to the court for the relief demanded in said
This summons is published pursuant to an
complaint.
order of Hon George H. Burnett, Judge of said
The relief demanded tn the complaint here­ Court, made on the 1st day of July, I897.
in is as follows:
Gammans & I, am son,
First: For the reformation of a certain deed
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
from the defendants Edward Evans, and Eli­
za F. Evans, his wife, to the defendant, W. 8.
SUMMONS.
Runyon, to a portion of the real property here­
“We declare that the act of 1873, demonetiz­
ti the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for
inafter described
ing silver without the knowlege andappoval of
the
County
of
Tillamook.
Second: For the recovery by plaintiff from
The ungili-trust in not wholly happy tiie American people," etc.
Plaintiff)
the defendants W. S. Runyon and Janies Steel, W. W. Conder,
The Ihuglcy law <l«piivn<l it of til. Bpec-
—vs—
| Department
of the sum of forty-four thousand three hund­ C. P. Roland, and *
>
The
act
of
1873
did
not
demonetize
sil
­
ial ml vantages th it il hai I enjoyed under
R. A. liuse
|
No. 2.
red
and
thirty-six
dollars,
with
interest
thereon
Defendants.
J
the Wilson law, and now the farmi.i'a of ver, as is claimed by this sentence of the at the rate of eight per cent per annum from
To C. P. Roland and R. A. Huse. the above
the United States are preparing to raise platform. The act itself says in specific the 23d day of February, 1894, all in U. S. gold named
defendants aud each of you;
beota for tlie augni- of the country and re­ terms that “this act shall ¿mt be con­ coin, and the further sum of five thousand dol­ In the name of the State of Oregon:
lars,
attorneys
fees,
together
with
his
costs
and
strued
to
affect
any
act
done,
l
ight
aceti
r-
tine it in the lactoriea where the sugar is
You are hereby summoned and required to be
cd or penalty incurred under fornici acts, disbursements herein, all on account of a cer­ and appear in the above named court on or be­
made.
tain promissory note made and delivered by
but every such right is hereby saved,” thedefeiidant W. S. Runyon to the defendant 1 fore August 23rd, 1897, the same being the first
thus dearly stating that it did not de­ ( Janies Steel and endorsed by said defendant day of the next regular term of said court fol­
The democrats made n sad mess of monetize any of the coins authorized James Steel to the Portland Savings lowing the expiration of six weeks publication
t heir tit tempt to iniike the country be­ prior to that date, while every one of the Hank, and dated February 23, I893, and being j of this summons upon you, and answer the
complaint of lhe plaintiffin the above named
lieve that lhe Dillgley bill was »dvantag- four hundred mid fifty million standard for said sum of $44.336, with interest thereon I suit.
after
maturity
at
the
rate
of
eight
per
cent
per
j
rms to tlnr ungili- Iriint. They recognized silver dollars coined since the passage of annum, said note being due in one year.
( You will take notice that if you fail to appear
111) fi ct that the Wilso i law had given that act is and has constantly been a full Third: For the foreclosure of a certain mort-j 1 and answer the complaint for want thereof, the
t lie trust great nd Hit g-s ami wtr* legal tender, and none of llit-111 is or has gage, executed and delivered by the defendant { plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief
W. 8. Runyon to the defendant Janies Steel to i ! demanded in the complaint, towit:
anxious to put a like odium upon the been demolivi ized.
secure the payment of said promissory note, | First: That he have judgement agaiust the
Ihugley bill, lint the analysis nf tlieefTect
'I’he act o* 1873 was not pissed “with­ upon lhe following described real property «it- ! defendant C. P. Roland for the sum of One
of the new tariff law »hows their out the knowledge and approval of the uated in the County of Tillamook and State of i Hundred and Fifty ($150) Dollars with interest
1 thereon at the rate of ten per cent per annum
mrsirrtionsabsolutely false, ami that the .American people” as the platform assei ti. Oregon, to wit:
' from the 2nd. day of June 1896, and the further
measure is an extremely unsatisfactory Il was submitted to Congress in April, The southeast quarter of section nineteenth [ ' sum of ,50.00 attorney's fees and for costs and
and lhe southwest quarter of section twentyfao) j
one to the trust.
1870, printed thirteen times, discussed all in Tow nship one (1) north of range six west , disbursements in this suit or action.
Second: That his lien created by said mort­
at intervals until January 1, 1873 ''nearly ot the Willamette Meridian.
gage be foreclosed upon the lands described
“When Mr. McKinley sent a commis­ three years), the debates and discussions Also the north half of section twelve (12) and herein, and in said mortgage, and that the lands
the northeast quarter of section twenty two ■
sion to Eiiro|>e to plead again for inter­ filling 144 pages of the Congressional (aj), and the south west quarter of section j be ordered sold to satisfy the sum due upon
Record,
which
was
published
daily
dur
­
national bitnetnlliam two classes of men
twenty four, all tn Township one (1) north ' said mortgage. and that the proceeds be applied,
to the payment of the sum due the plaintiff
confidently prophesied inglorious fail- ing the sessions in which it was discuss­ of range seven (7) west of the Wlllaniete Merid­ first
together with the costs and disbursements and
nro. Both must be somewhat discour­ ed. The American people had ample I ian.
Also the northeast quarter and the north half ! accr,,*ng costs of this suit.
aged by the results obtained and promis- opportunity to know all of its provision«, I 1 of the south half of section twei,ly-two [22], ; ^’kird: That all persons including the defend-
I
Township
two I2J, north of range nine [9] I ants» herein lie forever foreclosed of the equity
.1
The h<»pe of intermitmnal and that there was no popular disapprn- I
bimetallism is not dead. The time I iiih vai of it ia shown by the fact that 112 of ■ | I west of the Willamette Meridian containing of redemption in or to the said mortgaged
one thousand two bundled.and eighty(i28o)acres. premises or any part thereof, and for such
come when we must choose between the Members of the House which passed Ì
Also the south half of the northeast quarter other relief as to the Court may seem equitable
making silver as a bane metal on one it were re-elected, many of them con- | ( and
the south half ot the northwest quarter, in the premises and for costs.;
mind or making it in it« depreciated tinning to aerve in Congress to the end t and lots, one (1), two (2), three (3) au I four (4) This summons la published for six weeks by
state our only money metal on me other.’ of their lives, while several are still and the southwest quarter ol section two (2), order of llou. II II. Hewitt judge of the afore­
July aud if97.
Win | and the south half of the southeast quarter of j said court made at chambers,
—New York World. meml>vrs of that body, notably,
K. K. Selpli
three (3), and the northeast quarter, and
M. Stewart, of Nevati«, who voted for | section
Attorney
for Plaiutiff.
the uorth half of the snutheaat quarter of sec
American wool growers are likely Io the bill and who, in a speech delivered * tion teu (10) and the southeast quarter of the
northwest quarter. an<1 the northeast quarter
summons ,
gum some nd vantages ill prices through on June 12, 1874, said; “The laboring j ! ol
the southwest q uarter and lotsoiie (1), two (2)
...
In ...»
the Circuit Court of , the State of Oregon for
m
ui
ami
lhe
producer
is
entitled
to
have
the great reduction in the aiipplv of
I thrive/j) and four (4) of section eighteen (18). ' the County of Tillamook.
Aiiatrnliaii wool which must ensue from his product and his lalior measured bv j I and the southwest quarter of the northeast­ Mary S. Downs, Plaintiff’
the
same
standard
of
valila
that
meas-
—V9—
quarter. and the west half of the southeast quar
I Department
the «Imrtage of the paainiage of the
Henry Grose and
ter and the southeast quarter of the south Mary
Peckham
great worbpioducing area of that coun­ nr sy ur n.iti< 11 «I delrt. Y01 nquir west
I
No. 2.
quarter, and the north half of the north- 1
Defendants.
j
try. Australian sheep are reported from the laboring ni in gold to pay the I east quarter and the north half of the north- ' To Henry Grose the above named defendant.
interest
on
your
national
debt,
which
is*
' west quarter, and the southeast quarter of the
starving to death iii Luge numbers, and
In the name of the State of Oiegon:
others are al inghteied for their skills, so right, which can not be avoided if you ! northwest quarter, and lots two (s) and th^ee (3) You are hereby summoned and required to be
wish
to
save
national
honor;
but
then
of
section
nineteen
(19),
and
the
northwest
and appear in the alrove named court on or be­
that it is estimated that one-half of the
give him the same money with which to v»'«»rtvr of section 1 twenty-one (tt), and lhe fore August «3rd. 1897. the same being the first
iiniial wool clip of that country will be
southwest quarter of section (26). all in town day of the next regular term of said court fol­
sacrilived in this way. As last year’s pay that debt The question will never shiptwo(r) south or range eight (8) west of the lowing the expiration of six weeks publication
clip amounted lo 643,000,000 pounds, II • bederidvd until you determine the single Willamette Meridian.
of this summons upon you, and answer the com­
Also the north half of the south half of section ! plaint of the plaintiff in the aliove iMWied suit.
effect of this will be very materially fell iptvHiion whether lhe tailoring man is twenty
eight
fsAL
in
Township
one
r
l]
North
of
>
entitled lo have a gold dollar if he earns
You will take notice that if you fail tn appear
six '«1 west of the Willamette Meridian. and answer the complaint forwent thereof, the
it, or whet bei you are going to cheat him range
Also the north half of section thirty two ¡32; plaintiff will apply to the Court for the
relie
Farm mortgages are being imide the with somelhingelse.”
and section thirty three ¡33], and section demanded iu the complaint towit:
thirty four [34.. and section thirty five [«s, all in
fust subject of consideration by the farm­ We declare that the act of 1873 • • •
First: That she have judgement against
township one [1] north of range seven [7] west the
1
ers who are Ireiiefiling by the eincreased rmulled in t te appreciation of gold."
defendant Hem y Grose for the sum of Two
of the Williamette Meridian.
Hundred and sixty three and 97-100
prices which have followed the election
Also
the
north
half
of
the
northwest
quarter
I
It Ims not "rrsulte<l in the apprecia­
Dollars with interest thereon at the rate often
of McKinley and inauguration of the
and the southwest quarter of the northwest , per cent per anuum from the 1 Mh. day of Nov­
tion of gold,” tiei-ause gold has not up« quatter.
and the northwest quarter of the south < ember 1395, aud the Further sum of [375] attor­
Kvpublican adminiatialmii, The New
prei ialed. An srliele "apprei-i.ites” in wi st quarter ol section twenty five. (>3)Tov n hip 1
ney s fe »s and for costs aud disbursements in
York “Sun” and the Chicago ‘•Tiinea-
vain.only when there is an incieaseil one (1), north or range eight [S, west of the this
<
suit or action.
Hcrald” have been making, independ­
deimind for it in lhe current affaire of Willamette Meridian
Second That his lit 11 created by said mort­
ently of ea»‘h other, a canvas* of the
Also the southwest quarter of the southeast
foreclosed upon th« lands ileecribed
life The tigurea of the best statisticians (inarlrt. and the ea.l h.K of the MUihw«t gage be .art'hi-id
great Mississippi Valley and the Tacith
mortgage, a* I that the lands
»how that lhe gold coin of lhe world and duarte,. .ml lb. MUheta
ofth.
north-
.,ld lo
„„„
;
coast ntatea, and in each case report a
llie total monry of llie world have in» w.»t quarlrr of wetion thmc I)., mid th« north- „„i mort«.»., and th.t the pro««din« upon
very great 1 eduction of the mortgage in-
r
i reased much more rapidly than lhe
----- ------- the
doblednena and that farm nmrlgagvs
«outh half of the northeast quarter, and the
plaintiff
toiKlher
with
lhe
rant,
and
disbrn»».
amounting to hundred« of million« of population since 1873, hence the abeurd- northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of menln and Mxniln. cam, of th), ,„it
ity of the claim that it has "nppiei iated" section eight t«(, all in Township one (1), north
dollar« are l*ing reduced or paid off in
Third- That alt perwna Including the defend-
in value, as the amount for each indi­ <»f range nine [»] west of the Willamette Merid­ anta herein be forever forevloaed of lhe right
lull.
ian.
vidual in lhe world haa greatly increased
J of equity of redemption In or to the Mid mart
Also the east half of the sonthrast quarter,
since lhe paaaage of th. act in question and
gneed premtvee or any part therof. and for anch
the northwssi quarter of th« southeast
Event* of 1st. have been full of die» l lie gold money of the wot Id lisa more | quarter and the northeast quarter of the south other reliefaa to the court may aeera equitable
in lhe premiae« and (.r coola
i-uui.gement for th. advocate, of iiee more than doubled since 1873, (lie •liver
quarter of sec tion one |t). Township
Thtaaummon. I. pnbli.hed for ale week, by
Nor,h ot range ten [to; west of the
roiling, nt the ratio of lit to I. Condi- money ol the woild lias nearly or quit« ’ on*
crderofHon. H. II. Hewitt judge ot the »fore
,* . . •
t '.i
Willamette
Meri tian
containing
four »•«1 court made M Chamber«. July 2nd lh(-
Ilona seem, nnleed, to have entered into .».i
lreble.1 In hat time and U.S paper „,unMU,,
blu, lrtJ M<J
K. ■ Selph
a coii.pirai-y siinilai to that a Iddi made ll.ull. J lull «Iw illCie.latnl iMigely, while ■ uiucty Ihr.« o.e hui.lr.tlh« > ,r,
acres [
Attorney for plaiutiff
“If the promise of the harvest fields ie
Campaign Lies Resurrected.
fulfilled, it will be hard for theorists to
persuade a thriving people that they need
One wonbl have Riipposed that the
monetary panaceas to keep them out of utter demolition which the p(»|>ocratic
the poor-house.”—New York Woild
lies of the hint campaign suffered at the
bande of republican orators and news­
The first week under the new tariff hill paper« would have prevented their being
law shows a maiked improvement in resurrected in the future, but such is not
business all over the country, not only tbe case, al least in Ohio, where tlieY
in manufacturing activity—reports from have been resurrrected bodily and pro­
every direction show a general impove claimed as stRrtling political discoveries.
Here are a few samples.
incut.
AU». * — j1^37-
J. E. SIBLEY, Matjager of gtore and Mill,
Hobsonville, Oregon
Principal Office 24» Berry Street, Sau Francisco, Mills at Truckee Cal,
WHEN YOU ARE TIRED
of drinking and using ths impure water
from your we II s rBmEmber that
The Tillarnoolc Water Co’
stands ready tD furnish you an abund­
ant supply of
Pure Mountain Water
at rates so reasonable that everybody
can afford to use it,
Office with Tillamook Lumbering Co.
For the Best Wines, Liquors and Cigars go to the
NEW BUREAU SALOON,
C. II. SMITH, Proprietor.
Out- Building is New, Neat and Pleasant and our Liquor the
Very Best in the City.
Kapp's Beer an Draught
C. B. HADLEY,
G rand C entral B illiard
H all .
Fine Liquors and Cigars
Tillamook, Oregon.
H e ADQUAR TEKS
FOR THE CELEBRATED
GAMBR1NUS BEER
Telephone No. 9.
ALLEN HOUSE
J. P ALLEN, Prop’r.
Noted for It« Fine Cuisine Department.
Best Meals in the City.
TILLAMOOK. .OREOCN
Sturgeon’s
-^D rug S tore
fleW and Select £tociç
patent ^edicineg and Druggi^t’^ Notion^.
A Fine Line of Jewery.
Stationery, Books
ftmriptlou Cirtfilly Cospsindii