Tillamook headlight., February 24, 1898, Image 7

THE; TILLAMOOK WEEKLY HEADLIGHT
&TOOO
Leading Clothiers & Furnishers
Carry the best quality, best made and largest
stock in Tillamook County.
Carry no cheap John goods but carry such as
can be guaranteed to give satisfaction.
The Best Is the Cheapest.
Others may sell you clothing but no firm will
sell you the same quality of goods at our prices
We are the Leaders in style, quality and low
prices.
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Battle of the Standards.
Notice to Taxpayers.
The law requites each male between
WASHINGTON. Feb. 11.—(Oregonian office
Post building.)—“The battle of the standards the ages of 21 ami 50 years living within
must be fought ut this fall and again in 1900," the county snail pay a poll lax of one
said Representative Tongue, in c nversation dollar (|1.) al the time of assessment,
with an Oregonian reporter. "It is a fight be­
and if not so paid, to lie reported to the
tween the gold standard and the free • oinage of
silver," he continued, "and there can be no Sheriff of the County, with added cusls,
getting around the isaue. For my part, I am for collection at once. The law allows no
ready for the contest. I shall go into it with a exemption for poll lax, except to active
conviction that right will prevail and that the
members of the Oregon National Guard.
tiiumph of a sound financial policy will be over­
whelming. Of course, we know that it is possi­ And all active tiremen who have lieen
ble to cumber matters somewhat and that some members of any company, for one year
men who believe in the gold standard and in next preceding the time of assessment,
maintaining the parity of fill money may be and exempt firemen. That they may be
frightened by the proposition to retire the green*
backs, and the various propositi ms for a nation­ no cause for complaint, I ask that each
al banking system, and hesitute abo t voting person liable to (toll tax lie prepared to
for the safe and s und financial policy."
pay the same to the assessor, or his dep­
Repr-sentative Tongue had a talk with the uty, at the time of making the assess­
speaker about the condition in Oregon. Mr.
Reed has manifested a great deal of interest in ment. 1 ask the aid of every person in
the state, and the conditions that exist, because lhecounty, that the law may lie strictly
he realizes that the results in Oregon cannot complied with. Persons exempt will be
but have their effect upon the campaigns for
required to show I heir certificate of ex­
congress in the other states. Mr. Tongue told
the speaker that Oregon was a gold-standard emption.
J. S. Stephens Assessor.
state that while some people might shy some­
what at the word “gold," yet they believed in
Tillamook Oregon.
the maintenance ot the present standard, and
were not in favor of silver monom talism and
the silver standard, which free coinage would
F<»a SALK.
mean At the same time he said that there
A place near Tillamook 160 acers fine
were a great many people who were not yet
ready for the ret rement oi the greeroacks, timber land.
and the substitution in their place o' a national 160acres well improved, near Maine.
bank currency, which was theoretical in its
Atlress,
Win. N Bays;
present shape. He told the speaker that men
Beaver, Ore.
who would support the republican party and
wuo believed in the maintenance of national
The time for drawing the present»-
honor might object to the rutiiemeut of the
greenbacks, and when a vote w s lost on the with the Weekly Examiner has been
ground of retiring the greenbacks, or the differ­ postponed for a short time. Now is
ent fiinancial measures which were proposed
by some of the Eastern men it was not only the lime to subscribe for a good live
lost ou that proposition, but went over com­ city paper.
pletely into the free-silver camp. There was no
2t
B. C. Lamb, Agent.
middle ground for these men; when they did
not vote for the republican candidate they
Ladies who de ire to purchase ribl>ons
would vote for a silver man out aiid-out. Mr.
Tongue told the speaker that he did not lie- ! or laces will do well to go to La Mode
lieve any o the radical measures proposed in Parlors Saturday Feb. 26th. A special
congress for a complete reformation of the cur­ sale will l*gin on that day.
rency could lie passed, and he believed th t in
pushing them many republican seat* would be
Kibbonsand laces, in endless quantity
lent in the congressional elections.
and vaiiety at La Mode Parlors. The
Mr. Tongue is not the only republican who
s|>ecial sale opens Saturday Feb 26th,
has such views, as many believe that the
people are not yet educ ted up to the t oint Don't fail to go and examine the stock.
where the more elaborate schemes of currency
Rol eit Irgerfol Brown—I’se gwine to
reform meet their approval, and that if they
leave the sound money ranks because they are prove to yo’ dal fallacy ob yo’ remarks.
afraid the gold men have gone too far, they Yo* done say dat de law<l made every
will not stop short of absolute free silver, be'
animal an* inseck fer some use. Now, yo*
cause there is really no other landing place for
jess tell me what u«e ain de polecat, sab?
th ?m.—Oregonian
There is a farmer who is yy
Enough to take bis ee.
Aud study Nature with his ii
And think of what he cc.
He hears the chatter of the jj
As they each other It
And seems that when a tree dkk
It makes a home for bb.
A yoke of oxen he will nu
With many a haws and gg,
And their mistakes be will xqq
When ploughing for his pp.
He little buys, but much he sells,
And therefore little 00;
Aud when he hoes his soil by spells
He also soils his hose.
WEATHER BUREAU
Vol.ntary Observer.* Met.orloglcal Record
for th. Month of January, 1808 at Kllch.a
Station, Tillamook, or.gon.
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Me an tern p. t 40.15. M ax. temp. 55. Dale 2d
Min temp 24 Date 23 ft »S- Total rain fall
r >I m 1 suo n fall, inches 3.11. No
14 26 inches
day. «tormy lo. Clear 3, Misty J, Cloudy 8,
Partly Cloudy 8. irate, of fro.t, j, n, 16. v,
Killing frost it). »3- 25- Dates of Hail 7, », 19, ri
n Prevail»« wind, Direction Wrat. Remarks
T. Trace
Capt. Joseph J. Dawson.
Voluntary Observer.
Date
Real Estate Transfert.
Feb- 7 1S9B J efferson D. Peter to S. A D Pi.ter
of N K X * W% of S K % of Sac.
36 Tp. >S R 7 W
•• 7 ” N. B. Hall el al by sheriff to H. Weh
retag et al r tracts in «ee, 28 Tp 3 s R
9W.
•• 8 ’* U. 8. Patent to Chas. T. Nelson, K H
of S W <4 Sec M and K K gotN w ‘4
Sec 3, Tp. 1 S R 10 W
" 11 ’’ John H. Dunstan to Mary F. Duns­
tan K H O< N W % and txrta 1 and 3
Sec 31 Tp a S R 10 W
Brother Biggs—De polecat, sab, has ” Il ’’ F.. B. and Benton Newton to Nancy
Caroline Conner, SHofNWga d
his strong points, salt.—Ex.
N X of 8 W '4, of Sec 7 Tp I S R 9 W
’» ri " Nancy T. Cotiu-r. certificate ol satis­
faction of bond for deed.
Before iiumrtng r»nr dwelling or furni­
ture, nee the polirien iwue.l by lhe *- 11 ” Nancy Caroline A K. H. Conner to
John Weblwr S X of N W '4 and N
Fireman’« Fund Immraiic« Company.
54 of 8 W g of Sec 7 Tp > S K 9 W
The moel complete policies ever ia.ne.1,
” re” John Weber to Joseph Keith Tract in
covering everything from lhe l*by'a
Sec >4 Tp. t S R 10 W.
” 11 - Tillamook Ixxlge No. 9« I 0.0 P to
bottle 10 a bicycle, or from a pin to a
OUt Jobtiem, Lot 7* in Blk <1.0. OF
repeating rifle.
Cemetery.
Clande Thayer,
” t." John latin by Sheriff to Frank Kk
Agent.
roth AI 54 of s R g lew 7 A sold to
Frank Mary in See 1, and N P 54 ot
» W X N w X of s W 54 and alt
Maret. Toor flow.la With Caaearet*
land In 8 W X of 8 W 54 lying west
Candy Cathartic, eur* eoo.tlpatlon torer.r
of Miami giver Sec 14 Tp 1 N it i. w.
Wc.25c U G G C. taU, dngglata rMuad okm >«>.
Will Retaliate.
It neeins that vigorouaaction is likely
to lie taken by the government in regmtl
to the recent decree of Germany exclud­
ing nil American fruits from her mar­
kets. This wholesale mid unjust ex­
clusion is made on the flimsy pretex
that American fruit introduces into Ger­
many certain vermin mid fiesta injurious
to the fruit interests of that country.
That Germany has a perfect right to es­
tablish such regulations as will piotect
her g rowels from foreign injurious in­
sects is easily conceded, but in the case
in point no examination of consign incuts
whatever Ims been Hinde, but all fruit
mid iiurseiy stock, goixl mid bad alike,
was fmbidden to cross the liorder, thus
entailing great hardship upon her ex­
porters. This is ill line with the action
of that country concerning the impor­
tation of American meat product«,
mound which such ridii ulons mid un-
neccessnry rest notions were hedged
that the result wits to largely exclude
them from Germany'« market. This
wns exactly what was desired by her,
mid thia isexnctly wlint in liofied for in
this matter of fruit». The truth ie that
mir farm products have been so favor­
ably received in the German mmkete
Hist her officials view with alarm the
proportions to which our trade is grow­
ing, Slid atealing away their own home
market, and their intention is evident to
do everything possible to lisrass our
merchants to such an extent that they
will desert German markets. It is un­
derstood that the United States officials
have made |K>inted protests against lliis
unjust discrimination, audit is thought
that the President may take sharp re­
taliatory action, unless the Germans
see the unwisdom of I heir action and re­
cede from their position.
When You Want
Fresh fiali, salt iislt, smok­
ed salmon, clntna, craljs,
poultry or game of tiny
kind in its Henson, call nt
Chickens wanted at the Tillamook
PRECINCT:
Fish Market.
Justice of the Fence................. G. W. SnrriNOToM
8. v. A nokrsoh
Remember you get 11 chance at the Constable ......................
Examiners Premiums by getting in your
CITY OFFICIALS.
subsciptions this month .
Mayor........ ............................................. B. L. E ddy
B, C. Lamb.
Council
Wanted.
Partner to join expedition going to
Alaska, '/k interest in vessel, 175.00.
Pur futlier informal ion apply to,
Capt.C. 8. Winchell,
Garibaldi, Ore.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City. Or. Jan. 8tli I898
—Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that sa d proof will be made before the County
Clerk of Tillamook Co., at Tillamook Ore., on
March, iat, 1898, viz:
William N. Bays;
H. E. No. 12176 for the Lota 2, 5, 7 and 1° of Sec.
13. Tp. 3, 8, R. 9 West.
He names the following witnessea to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: Marcus Curl, of Blaine Or.,
Hans Jensen, of Blaine, Or., George A. Mowers,
of Blaine, O»., W. W. Conder, of Tillamook, Or.
Chas. B. Moores,
Register.
MAIL SCHEDULE.
T illamook anb N orth Y amhill : —
Leave N. Yamhill daily except Sunday 8 p. m.
Arriveat Tillamook next day by
4 p. m.
Leave Tillamook daily except Sunday 6 p. rn.
Arrive N. Yamhill next day
............ 2p. m.
T illamook and H obsonvillr :—
L’ve Tillamook daily except Tuesday 6;oo a m.
Arrive Hobaonville
900 a.m.
L’ve HobttonvHle, except Tueaday .10:00 a. m.
Arrive Tillamook
.................
100 p m.
.... 9:00a.m.
L’ve Hobsonvllle Sundays
Arrives in Tillamook..................
MSTANTM —
ÎXjaves Tillamook Tuesdays, Thuridays,
.......... 7 a. m.
aud Saturdays at
Arrives Netarts
r m.
Ideavo« Netarts, same days,
. 1
1’1.
Arrives Tillamook by
6 j . m
G rand R ond ;—
Leave# <!• aud Round« daily except Munday
, at 6 p. m., or on arrival of mail from McMinn­
ville
Arrives at Tillaruook at 145.
Leaves Tillamook Daily except Sunday at 6
p. in. or on arrival of mail from N. Yamhill,
Afhich is usually 4 30.
Arrives at Grand Rond« at 1 45.
Post Office hours, 730 A. M. to 8 ou P. M.
Money Order department. 8:00 A.M. 6;oo P. M
Sunday 4 00 to 6 00 P. M
DiniCTOKY.
COUNTY OFFICIA LH:
The
Fish
Maret
We keep a nice stock on
hand and will try to
please you.
Tillamook Fish Market.
Recorder
Treasurer
Murahal...
......................... m .P.. M c I ntosh
..................................... C.. P. K nudhon
H. G. Davis
F. M c C ormicl
J. E T uttlr
C. N. D rew
..................... . .
.H oward C ary
............................ .(’L YUK CLEMKNTH
SCHOOL BOARD
Claud « Thayer.
B L. Eddy, and
Edmunds..—Clerk, To m Coate«.
G.
A
M. E CrfvncH:—Rev. M. P. Dixon, pastor.
Preaching: aervice nt 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.
every Sunday. Sunday school at 10 A. M.
Class meeting at 12 M. Prayer meeting every
Thursday at 7 P. M.
Services will be held at the Christian Church
every Sunday st 11 A M.; Tuesday, at 7:30 P. M.
at w itfton River school hoiiFe Sunday eve , a
7:30 P. M ¡at Fairview every second and four <
Sunday in each mouth at 2 P M.
W. W. Gregory, Pastor.
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
A O. (T. W.—Meets on the Aral and third
Thursdays of each month at 7:30 p. m. at Wood­
men Hall. M W; T Htienhilber, C. N. Drew
Recorder.
BAY TENT, NO 53 K 0 T M - Meets on
the second and Fourth Tuesday evenings o
each month at 8 00 I* M at Woodmen hall. T
Handley, Com ; John Day, X K.
M orningstar R khkkah I. odgr No. 52, I. O.
O. F.—Meets on the first and third Wednesday
evenings In each month. Mrs. C. M. Newman
N. G ; Miss L- Poland, V.O.; Joe Petre, Sec.
G. A. R.—Meets first Saturday of each
month at 1 P M in I O. O. F Hall. C. N.
Drew, Adjutant; W. II. Reynolds Commander.
I. O. O. F.—MeeDevery Tuesday night at 7 «0
r. M inf <). O F Hall. C. P. Knudson, N G.
Win
Olsen, Rec. Secretary;
W. J. May
Per. Secretary.
ALDER ( AMP-No Zfq. Woodmen of th«
World, meets every Friday night in W. of W
hall.
T.
Coates,
Consul, Otto Heins,
Clerk.
A.F. Kt A M.—Meets first Saturday night of
each month in Masonic Hall T H Handley
W M ; Geo Handley Secretary.
JOHNSON CHAPTER NO. 24.—Meets at 7 30 P
M on tlie 3rd Saturday of each month 1 t
Masonic Hall
J. D Edwards, II. P ; W U
Cornier, Secretary.
SILVER WAVE CHAPTER. No. 13 0. K S
Meets and and 4th Haturtiays of eacn month
l.uella Pord.W. M.; Carl Knudson Secretary
ALDER CIHCRE.-No 44. Woodmen of the
World, meets every second and fourth Wednes­
day of each month, In W. of W. hall. G. N.
Mrs. H H. Aiderman; Mrs. C. Waldvogel Clerk
BAY CITY LOD'JE DIRECTORY
U nity R rbrckam T xidqb N o . 51 I 0. O. p.—
W W C onors Meets 2nd and 4tb Tuesdays. Mrs. Elizabeth
Judge
.........
D i’ M arvrv Pye, N. G., Mrs Frank fjong, V. G., J. J. Pye,
Commissioner
IC.H. WHRF.LM Secretary.
Clerk
J. D. E dwards
‘ • riff
H If Ai r»r.MMAN
B at C ity L mp No .os A. F Ik A M-Mee
Treasurer
J ohn H anker
and ai.041A Saturdays in each mouth. Gus
Aaseasor
J. H S tkfhkns Nelaon, W M.C H. Hicks, H. W , Alfred
Hurveyor
A M A ustin Magnuson. L W Geo. W. Kiger, Secretary.
School Hu per I iiten dent . .
O. A. W alks »
Coroner
C E R kvn ^ lds
M iria N ( haftrr No. 2o O. E S.—Meets 1st
Depute Prosecuting Attorney C laudb T hayxr and 3rd Tuesdays in each month
Mrs. Ella
r.«cuit Court convenes th« 4th Monday in Wood, W M ,GusNelaon, W P , Mrs Mayb«l
Auguat and *11 adjourned term la generally Kiger, A M ,C. H Hicks. Secretary.
held in the apring
P acific I z )D gr No, I05 I. 0. O. F — Meets
County Court meets the first Mondays of Jan­
uary, March, May, July, September and No­ Fridays b*for 2nd 4tn Saturday and every other
vember Cominiasiouers court on lhe Wednes­ aturdny in the month. C. H. Hicks N. G
Alfred Deane, V.J.J Pye, secretary,
days following.