Tillamook headlight., February 17, 1898, Image 2

THE
SiUamoolt fjccblinlit
D. DeK. Bowman, El. add Mgr.
TILLAMOOK WEEKLY
Convincing Figures
county, it goes without Haying that
Senator Gear, of Iowa, recently re­
its representative must be a loyal
marked in a discussion in the Senate of *
republican.
HEADLIGHT.
PEOPLE WHO WANT
the United States that tl»e Democratic
orators in 1896 went about the country
Official Pepar, Tillamook City and County ‘‘Nothing should ever tempt with the Democratic platform ini one
u«—nothing will ever tempt us— hand and Bradstreet’s Journal of Fi­
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
to scale down the sacred debt of nance in the other. Bradstreet’s, which
(•TR1CTLY 1NADVANCB.)
whs a favorite authority with the people
One year ....................................................
11 iw. the nation through a legal tech
who were trying to convince the public Will Do Well to Remember that the
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ideality,
"Whatever
may
he
the
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that things were in a bad way in 1896, ’
j languageof the contract, the United Ims by its candid statements and figures 1
. Stales will discharge allofit obli­ from official rejiorts shown a business |
Telephone No 6.
gations in the curiency recognized j improvement from month to month
Office coruerot Mainland .<! at eeta
as I he best throughout the civilized since the inauguration of president Itlc-
1 Kinley, and especially since the enact- Has now on hand- the lest and most complete stock of
The insulting letter written, by I world at the time of payment. . menl of the new tariff law. One of the
Senor DeLome the Spanish Min­ I Nor will we ever consent that the I most interesting of its tables is that
ister at Washington, should mid wages of labor or its frugal savings ! w hich show s the prices of various artic­
doubtless would have resul ted [ shall be scaled down by permit I les of production and consuplion in New
York and other markets of the country
ill his recall, had he not ting payment in dollars of less nt various dates during the past two or
hurriedly resigned. In his letter value than the dollars accepted as three years. From that table are gath­
De Lome
characterizes
Me- the very best in every enlightened ered some statistics of especial interest
Kinley
as “weak and enter. nation of the earth. * * * It will to f irmers. They show that, despite the
ing to the rabble,” mid as “a low ‘ not suffice for citizens nowadays to assertion of the silver shouiers of 1896 1 now in the Tillamook maket and sells them at prices that defy competition. No
that uo prosperity could come to the ag- j
politician who desires to stand say simply that they are in favor riculturist of the country except through . stale groceries, no shoddy, no cheap John articles for sale at our store.
Our cus­
is
not
of
sound
money,
That
well with the jingoes of his party.’’
the free coinage of silver, there has
In view of the fact that President enough. The people’s purpose been a substantial advance in practically ■ tomers are always satisfied-
McKinley has been so ultra con­ must be given the vitality of pub- every article of farm produce. These
servative on the Cuban question, lie law. Better an honest effort tables show an advance of more than 50
per cent in wool, the Boston price of
the letter becomes more than a with failure than the avoiding of
Ohio and Pennsylvania wool on the date
so
plain
and
commanding
a
duty.
”
Hobsonville, Oregon
blunder; it is an outrage. Lord
of Mr Bryan’s nomination being lGcenis,
8 .ekville West’s recall was based From President McKinley’s speech and on January 1st, 1898,27 cents; hops,
Principle Office 330 Marke* Street, San Francisco’ Mills atJTruckee, Cal.
on a much slighter offense, he at New York, January 28,1198.
which on July 1, 1896, were 7 cents per
pound, have advanced to 16; tobacco!
having only persumed to instruct
NOT CH FOR PUBLICATION.
has
advanced from 11 to 15%: hides,*
a naturalized
former
British
It must lie mi edifying spectacle
rom 17to 2J; onioiiM, from $1.50 to $2.50 1 Land Office ’at Oregon City, Ore., Feb, 10th,
subject how to vote. It may be to the average Democrat of the per bushel; potato.;«, from 75 cents to 1898.—Notice is hereby given that the following
settler has filed notice of his intention
that President McKinley may not country to Bee Popocralic jCliair- $2.0t)per bushel; beans, from $1,15 to $1. named
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
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feel quite so kindly disposed to­ man Jones, who holds his position I 40; wheat, from 64 to 98 cents; oats, that said proof will be made beiore the County
of Tillamook Co., at Tillamook Ore., on
ward the haughty Spanish govern­ through the influence of the silver from 21 to 28 cents per bushel; barley, Clerk
April 5th, 1898 viz:
ment when he finds out the estima­ mine owner’s wing of tl.e Demo­ from 30 cents per bushel to 42 cents per
Asaliel M. Hare:
bushel; rye, from 37 to 55 cents; flour,
tion in which he is held by that cratic party, waveiing between from $3.25 per barrel to $4 25; sheep, H. E. No. 10188 for the E. % of E. % of Sec. 2°.
Tp. 2 N. R. 8 W.
nation. If the incident should Opinions as to whether he shall or from $4.00 per head to $4 50 per head He names the following witnesses to prove
result in mousing the President shall not decapitate the man who , in the Chicago market; hogs(carcasses), his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said laud, viz:
into a more vigorous Cuban led (lie Democratic parly to vic­ I in the Chicago market, has advanced George A. Monroe, of Bay City, Or,: John W-
from
3%
cents
per
pound
to
5
3-5;
beef,
McKinley, of Bay City, Or.: Joseph T. Nevins,,
policy no one would regret its tory in 1892. The silver mine
; from 5‘3 cents to 7 cents; lard, from 4 of Bay City, Or.; Geerge II. Williams of Bay
having occurred.
owners and their allies in the 1-5 to 5 cents pur pound, and so on City Or.
Chas. B. M-'ores,
No ono desires Mr. McKinley to Democratic parly, so called, are * through the list of farm products, sliow-
Register.
assume mi aggressive altitude, demanding the removal of William ; i. g an advance in practically every case
lint this nation should recognize IL Ilarrity, the Pennsylvania 1 between the date of the adoption of
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
the Cubans as belligerents mid member of Hie Deinocrat'c Nation­ ; Chicago platform in 1898 and the beginn­ Land Office at Oregon City, Ore.. Feb. io. 1P98
ing
of
the
present
calendar
year.
On
thereby give them a fair lighting al Committee, because lie does not
—Notice is hereby given that the following
the other hand, a large proportion of named settle^ has filed notice of his intention
chance to gain their liberty. subscribe to the freesilver doctrine. the articles which farmers must buy, to
make final proof in support of his claim,
Spain could not reasonably object It was Mr. Ilarrity whose splen­ | have according to the same authority, ami that said proof will be made before the
County Clerk of Tillamook Co. at Tillamook Or.
to that in view of her recognition did management led the Demo­ fallen off in price, lumber falling materi­ on
April 5th. 1898. viz:
of the Southern confederacy, mid cratic party to success in 1892, ally in price; wire nails dropping from
Join \V. McKinley;
$2.80
cents
per
keg
to
$1.75;
co
’
ton
sheet
­
H.
E.
No. 10503, for the W. ’.j of W. >.£ of Sec.
if she should take ofl'enso and de and to see the element of the
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2
N.
R.
8, W.
ing from 4ft per yard to 4% : anthracite
dare war, she would lose all the party which led it to defeat in J896 I coal from $1.25 per ton to $4.0 ); phos-
He names the following witnesses to prove
sympathy of Europe mid leave no now demanding the political scalp | phate from |5.25 per ton to $5.00; tin his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of sa i<l land, viz:
excuse for miy nation to either of the one successful warrior of piates. from $3.65 per box to $2 85; George A. Monroe, of Bay City, Ore.: Asahel
directly or indirectly come to her that party is a touching spectacle. : and other articles required for the use of M. Hare, of Hay City, Or ; George W. Kiger, i
theagiiculturist showing a like reduc- of Bay City, Or.; Peter F. Ducham, of Bay City
insistmice.
Or.
! tion. With higher prices for all farm
Chas. B. Moores
a
Tn couiineiitiug on the Cuban i products and lower prices for practically (
Register.
situation the Oregonian very tru­ i everthing that the farmers must buy,
One of the most important offices
| as a result of the adoption of protectit n^
ly and forcibly remarks:
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
which the people of Tillamook
“The trouble with Cuba is she is ' and the rejection of free coinage of silver, , Land Office at Ore on City, Oregon, Feb., 10, j
G rand C entral B illiard
County will at the next eleelion
i the Democratic orators are going to have
a misfit in these times. She ' some difficulty in persuading the farm- ' 1898.—Notice is hereby given that the following- |
H all .
vote for, is that of joint Represen­
named settler has filed notice of his intention to |
should have freed herself when ' ers to rally to tlieir support in the coni- make final proof in support of his claim, and ! H
tative for Yamhill and Tillamook
Fine Liquors and Cigars
Spain's other colonies were cast­ i ing Congressional campaign in which that said proof will be made before the County 1 H
Tillamook, Oregon
Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore. '
Counties Ordinarily the office
ÜFADQUAR TERS FOR THE CELEBRATED
ing oil’ the yoke; in the day when i tlii Chicago platform is to he again on March 26th, 1898, viz:
»
of representative can be filled by
Telephone No. 9.
Edward Blum;
the rights of man under govern­ made the basis of Democratic appeals.
M
F'irs’t
SECOND CLASS PRICES
Truckee Lumber Co
$
2
L
“
Groceries, Provisions and
Loggers Supplies Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, and General
Merchandise, —
J. E. SIBLEY, Manager’ of ^oi<e and Mill,
C. B. HADLEY,
almost any member of the party so
II. E. No. 8993 for the 8.
of N. E. ft and N. W.
ment made up the supreme issues,
ft of N. E. ft of Sec. 3i. Tp. 2 S. R. 9 W.
long ns his loyalty to the party l.e
Good Little Edward.
He
name»
the
following
witnesses to prove
and when the oppressor was the
A goo l pieHclier who ministers to the hiscontinuous residence upon and cultivation
undoubted and lie be a man of
target of nil the guns of civiliza­ Mpirituid need» of one of the most fnsh- of mud laud, viz;
average intellect. But, this year
tion. International debts and ionnble congregRtioiiB in Cleveland, h is Oliver E. Den.iis, of Neatocton, Or.; Paul I).
we need our very best material,
Shackelford, of Neatocton, Or.; Levi Knighton
h son 4 vcHrs old, who Inis been called of Nestocton. Or.;Gorau Munson, of Tillamook
from the fact that there are several bonds, exchanges and tariffs do reniHi kably biixlit even when his par­ Or.
important things that Tillamook not make congenial atmosphere ents were not present to hear.
Chas. B. Moores.
Not long ago, says the Leader, little
Register.
County wants and which can only for sentimental revolutions. In
be obtained by the aid of a com­ this commercial age, as never be­ Ethvard was out playing with »ollie
fore,
yesterday's
impassioned boys from around the corner, They
NOTICE FOR PVBI.ICATION.
petent man.
pref tv close to a window of the
speeches
in
the
hulls
of congress were
librnty in which the good man set, com- Land Office at Oregon City, Ore., Jan., 5, 1898:
First of nil, thiscounty wants and
posing his serinan for the following —Notice is hereby given that the following
is entitled to a representative of its full upon dull ears. Cuba is the Sunday,
consequently when Edward ex­ named settler has filed notice of his intention
own. The limn who now represents great anachronism of the nations. claimed : “Oh, darn !” the father heard to make final proof in support of his clniin, and
that said proof will be made l>efore the Count}*
this coiintv knows nbout ns much But there is In land, also, and, on him
“Come in here, Ethvard.’’ said the Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook
the
other
hand,
Turkey.
”
gootl man, ami Edwurd went in.
about (lie county, its people, its
Ore,, onFeb. 23rd. 189^. viz:
“1 heard you ray ‘Oh, darn!’ a mo-
William J. Himes;
resmirses and its needs, its a dive
menl ago.”
II. E. No. 106U for the N. K. ft of Sec. 27 Tp.
“
Yrs,
papa
”
.
keeper knows about heaven, and
Gold iHgetting t<> bu Boinotliing
2 N R. 7 West.
“What ditl you m«nn l y snving that?’ He names the following witnesses to prove
cures still less. The two counties of a burden to the governateli1,
“I meant, ‘oh damn,”* Hie child re­ bis continuous residence upon and cultivation
which he represents, me entirely according to a Washington dis plied; “huf I know it is wicked to RII y of said land, viz; Walter J Smith, of Wilson. Ore
gon; John Paquet, of Wilson, Oregon; Will­
separate, and distinct in their ' patch. Thia is easily understood. ‘damn.’ so I only Haiti darn.’’—Ex.
iam R. Illingworth,|of Wilson, Oregon; Janies
characteristics ami interests: One .Gold has been Honing into the
F. Reeher, of Wilson, Oregon.
NOTl K FOR PUBLICATION.
Chas. B Moores, Register.
is a grain growing county, shipping treiiMiiry pretty constantly since
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, Feb. IO,
its products to Portland; the other the election of 189B, whereus for a |!*'9<:
—Notice is hereby given that the following-
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
is ii lumbering and dairy ingcounty long time before that <lutv it wiik named settlor has filed notice of his Intention Land Office at Oregon City, Or.. Feb. 4th, 1898.
to
make
final
proof
in
rapport
of
his
claim,
and
shipping its products by water from out. It flowed ont mo fust tlmt
—Notice la hereby given that the following
that said proof will be made before the County
named eettlcr liaa filed notice of his intention
a port of its ow ii . The interests of Cleveland hud to sell 8263.000,000 Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook Ore. to
make final proof in support of his claim and
the two sections can never he other of I kmh I m to replenish the gold on April 5th, 1898, viz.
that «aid proof will be made before the County
George A. Monr e;
Clerk of Tillamook Co., at Tillamook, Ore., on
than diverse, audit is but fair that stock. Without any bondsalva at H K. No 10369 for the W of N K ft and W
March asth. 189N, viz:
of
S
E
ft
of
Sec.
29.
Tp
2
N
R
8
W.
this county shall have a lepresen- all. however, the gold ntock I iun
John B. Paquet;
He names the following witnesaea to prove H. F No. 10448 for the
of N I \ and N’a of
talivc, who »hull have its own become ho bilge recently that it is his continuous residence upon and ewltivation
N Wft of Sec. 33, Tp. 2 N. R. 7 West.
peculiar interests nt heart and w ho getting troublesome. Thia is one of. »aid land via:
He name« the following witnesses to prove
Lewis H Riefenherg. of Ray CitvOr. Asahel
shall be ready to work for them. of the enibarriiMbineiits which I he M Hare, of Bay City Or.; John W. McKinley, ot bi« continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of «aid land, viz;
Ray
~
City.
Or.; Peter F Durham, of Bay City
Then again, Tillamook County country got by snuixhing Bryaiiiaiii,
Joseph Gandrau. of Hobsonville. Ore.;
Of.
Gu«tav Nelson, of Til amook Ore ; Thomas
needs and must have another term but the country cim Miami it.—St.
Chas. B. Moore*
William«, of Tillamook Ore ; William Illing­
of Circuit court each year. Tlmt Louis (»lobe Democrat.
Register
worth, ol Illingwoith Ore.
Chas. B Moores,
proposition it ia needless Io argue
Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
here for all know the inconvenience:
Tin' election of delt-gittee to the Land Office at Oregon City. Oregon Feb. *th
to which we are put by the present
<1
l»e < ure«i
ISA. Notice 1» hereby given that the foltowingr
arrangement. Ollier limiters ot Ro|.iil>lienn State Convention, to named «ettlerha« tiled notice of his intention with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, m they cznnot
make find proof in support of hi* claim, and reach the »cat of the dt«ea«e Catarrh ta a blood
minor importance also need looking meet in Astoria April (¡th, will be Io
that «aid proof will be made before the ( o. or coustitutiounl disease, and in order to cure it
an
important
matter.
This
is
a
Ctvrx <»t TillaniiMk Co. at Tillamook, Ogu: on yov must take Interval remedies Hall* Catarrh
alter. To do ill I tlieae things, needs
Marell z8 189ft, via :
Cure to taken internally. ami acts directly on
a good man, a man of intelligence, year when none but outspokenly
Andrew Conklin;
the blood and teuscou*surface*. Hall »Catarrh
loyal r»pnblleans should be elected H E No
for the N Wft of N Eft , N Eft of Cure to not a quack medicine. It was prescribed
a mail of experience, n man of in­
that there will In* more or less N
of sec, »3 and Sft of 3 W ft otBec. 10 Tp 1 by our of the be«t physicians in this country for
fluence.
factional strife in that convention, s. R IO w.
years, and is a regular prescription It to com
Prodjudlce. clique, personal like* is nlwolutely certain ami it is llier- He name« the following witne««e« to prove p.wed of the brat tonka known, combined with
his continuous residence upon and cultivation the best blood punters acting directle on the
and dislikes should lie laid aside fore Important that the delegates of
mid land, via
muscor.s surfteevs The perfect combination of
mid the man liouiliialed ami elect- sent there be men whose repub-1 Mont D. Reading, of Tillamook Oen. Samuel the two ingredients to what pioduces such won­
liennism is beyond question and M Daily, ofTUlanaookOgit John W Maxwell derful result« in curing Catarrh. bend for tes-
i d who can do the most for Tilla-
who will stand for the gooil of the I ot TiUotnook Ogn Jame« A Mg<*. of Tillamook timouials. free.
■nook County. And as Tillnmouk party no matter what the tempt» Ggu
F I. < henry ft Co . Prop* , Toledo O
Chas R Moores,
Sold by all druggists, price “jtc.
County is a straight republican tion may be to do otherwise.
Register.
Hall * Family pill* arc the beat
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Stationary, Books.
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