Tillamook headlight., October 06, 1898, Image 6

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, OCTOBER 6, 1898
OUR
REPRESE NT ATI V E.
WILSON HIVER.
Louis Anderson left Monday. for
Salem, to visit his father.
G, W. Kelso's new house is on the way
to completion.
T. Ducham, from up the river, w;m
down locating a place to secure his logs
the first part of this week.
The Hathaway Grange is almost
broken up through neglect on the part
of some of the memhers.
PURIFY THE BALLOT. fjcnblhibt C-rabe itlart.
If you have any Property, Stock or other
articles to sell, trade or lease, or need help,
want employment, etc—-Two insertions, not
to exceed five lines, Fifty cents. Four inser­
tions, Seventy Five cents.
______ _
THE STATE
SOCIETY dirrctory .
PRESS JOTTISOS.
Pendleton Ti
' Sound-money
republicans are in control of the Oregon
legislature. Compare proceedings lints
far with what took place about two years
ago, when John Mitchell and his camp­
tenders had sufficient power to obstruct
legislation.
Tlie Dalles Times-Mouutaineer: In­
dications are qnite strong it will be II.
W. Corbett for United States senator or
nobody.
Astoria Budget: Poor old Ramon
Blanco proclaims that he wants renew­
ed hostilities.” He may get them when
lie goes home.
Grants Pass Courier:
There is one
good thing commendable in the present
Oregon legislature, and that is this abil­
ity to meet and organize like men ought
to do. There is a possibility Hint some­
thing in tile way of legislative enactments
may take place.
Hillsboro Independent:
America
might as well g-t ready to resume the
Spanish war.
Spain purposesnot to
recognize our rights ot preference over
other powers in the Philippines, where
fore we might just as well prepare to
compel such recognition.
La Grande Chronicle: France is try­
ing to get her fall crisis in shape so that
it can be subinitte I to the peace commis­
sioners for approval.
S alem , Or., Oct. 2.—A bill of more
than ordinary importance ami interest is
that introduced by Senator Mulkey, of
Polk County, for an act to prevent cor­ MEN WANTED. — Five Experienced
Men can obtain EMPLOYMENT bv
rupt practices at elections. The main
applying at once at Truckee Lumber
parts of the bill are here given :
Co.’« Mill. Hobsonville. Ore.
Section 1 provides that no candidate
for representative in the congress of FOR SALE, a bargain, a celebrated
the Uuited States, or for any public of­
White SEWING MACHINE. New
fice created by the constitution or laws
and direct from the factory.—Apply
of the state to be filled by popular elec­
for particulars at the Headlight Trade
tion, aliall, by himself, or by or through
Mutt Office
Rev. Griggs preached an interesting any agent or Hgeuts, committee or or­
ganization
or
person
or
persons
whitso-
TIMBER
LAND for SALE on Samon-
sermon at our s.-hool house Sunday last.
bery River, in section 20, 3 N, 7 W .—
He is also quite handy at cranberry ever, in the iiggiegnte, payout, give, con
The W % SE qr and E % SW qr. Con­
picking.
He took a hand with the tribute,or expend, or offer or agree to
sideration $9'**>.—Enquire at the Head­
spickers during Ins stay here and took pay, give, contrhute, or expend, any
light Trade Mart Office.
several photographs of the pickers at money or other valuable things in order
to secure or aid in securing his nomina­
work.
tion or election, or both, of any person WANTED, 1,000 new SUBSCRIBERS
R epresentative J. W. M axwell has
The hop pickers have nearly all re­ or persons to any office to be voted for on
to the Tillamook Headlight now that
seen longer service in the Oregon legis­ turned home.
it is under new management. Take it
the day of tlie same eleetson; or in sup-
lature Ilian any oilier member of the
Wm. Harris has relatives visiting with |>ort of or opposition to any measure or i on trial for four months for 50c., or
house.
He l as represented the five him from the valley.
proposition submitted to popular vote i send it to yonr friends.
counties of Clatsop, Columbia, Tilla­
Wild geese and ducks are making upon the day of the same election, ill ex­
mook, Washington and Yamhill as joint
their appearance in the lake.
cess of a sum to lie determined upon the FIRST CLASS JOB PRINTING at the
representative
He was sent to the
Headlight Printing Office at Portland
Mr. King and Mr. Atkinson have following basis, namely: For 5000 voters
house in 1887 and re elected for the sea
prices. All description of job print­
or less, $100; for each 100 voters over
aion of 1889. He served in the senate in commenced hauling their cranberries to
ing, which is quaranteed. Patronize
5000 and under 25,000, $1 50; for each 100
Tillamook.
181'3 and 1895. The term for which he
home industry.
T. J. Harris has rented his place to voters over 25,000 and under 50,000, $1,
w s chosen last June will make 10 (years
ami
nothing
additional
for
voters
over
SAMPLE COPIES of the Headlight will
ot legislative service for him. He is a some Salem parties and will move to
50,000.
farmer and a dairyman. Illinois is Ids Tillamook to live.
be sent free on application. Send a
Any payment, contribution, or expend­
James McGhee has returned home.
postal card or leave your name at the
native state, but lie has lived 15 years ill
iture, or agreement, or offer to pay, con i office. It pays tosubscribe for the lead­
STOCK RAISING
Oregon. lie is 66 years of age, but
tribute, or expend, and money or thing
ing, newsiest and brainiest new paper.
doesn’t look it.
The lime lias come when all stockmen
of value in excess of the limit prescribed
and dairymen are beginning to recogi-
The tug Maggie came in on Monday by the act, for any or all such objects I
CITY DADS IN SESSION.
THOUSANDS ARE SICK
nize tlie prime importance of quality in
to tow out the schooner Berwick. There anil purposes, is declared to be unlawful
the animals they send to the markets.
and to make void the election of the per­
The regular meeting of the city coun­ is also some talk of her tiking out a lot
son making It. But this section shall
P once . Porto Rico, Sept. 27.—It is The importance of pure-breeding sites in
cil was hel<1 on Monday evening, and in of fresh fish to Astoria.
not apply in cases where such nomination the well-grounded and almost unanimous the herds has been recoginized for some
There has been an unprecedented run
the absence of Mayor B. L. Eddy, the
of such candidate, or of any rival candi­ opinion of the medical staff of the Amer­ time, but less consideration Ims been
One boat
meeting was presided over by Council­ of silver sides tlie past week.
date for the same office, shall have been I ican army in Porto Rico that the condi given to the type of cows kept for breed­
man H G. Davis, the other members brought in 800 Monday morning, and
made prior to the takingeffect of the net. tion of the volunteer forces here ing purposes. it is an expensive mis­
present being Councilmen E. D. Hoag, many boats have had 200 and 300. The
In section 2 tlie method by which the necessitates their immediate removal take for the ranchman to sell off the
J. E. Tuttle and 8. V. Andersen. City cannery has been obliged to limit them
of voters shall be determined to north. Sickness is increasing, and has best heifers merely because they will
number
Attorney W. II. Cooper and Recorder to 100 to a boa .
as to reckon the amount of the campaign been increasing during the past three bring the most money. He can make
C. N. Drew were also present.
A Her allowing the good weather to
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his industry far mote profitable by sav­
The following bills were presented to pass hy without doing anything, as pre­ expenses allowed, is set out in detail ami weeks at an alarming rate,
I sick report show over 2700 in hospitals ing tie very beet for breeders and
continues
no
uovility
.
the council and ordered paid : Printing, dicted, with the advent of the wet sea­
Section 3 provides that every person or in quarters, out of a total command spaying all that are off in color or the
2.00; waler rent for month of September, son, Rond District No 1 starts out to
of 10.000 men; that is, over 25 per cent beef form. He car.not keep all the she
40.00; tnarxlial’s salary and extra costs, work roads. Is it any wonder taxpay­ who shall be a candidate before any
| of the troops are on the sick list. This, cattle without ruinously overstocking
36.25; recorder’s salary for September, ers are kicking at this neglect and ntal caucus or convention, or nt any primary j
1 however, does not mean there is an |iis range, and lie cannot build up his
10.00; Pacific Lumber Co., 18.77 ; total, administration? Other districts, at the elections, for nomination for any office
ol effective strength of 7500 men. The sol­ lierd to the standard that brings tlie top
4107.02.
last court sltowod work done in am unts which under the constitution or laws c. diers discharged from the hospitals as
prices of tlie market unless he confines
A petition for a aide walk from the from $200 to $700. This district about this state is to be filled by popular elec
fit for duty are in 9 cases out of 10
N.W. co*nor of Edmunds A Co. alore to $6.00.
The road supervisor should be tion, or for the office of representatives incapable of service, and if ordered on his breeding stock by rigid selection
Witli so much dairying in Tillamook
the S.W. coi ner of the McDermott's ad­ elected by the people and should be a in the congress of the United State«,
duty are almost invariably back in the county the question of breeding the best
dition, bearing fifty-two mimes, was pre­ responsible person. There should be a slisll within 10 days after tlie holding of
hospitals within a few days.
stock is of the utmost importance and
sented iiinl read and laid on table for the penalty for neglecting to work roads in such caucus, convention,or primary elec­
The medical officers have found that should never be lost sight of.
tion, make out a statement in writing
next meeting. The council then ordered the projier season.
tne convalescents do not, and seemingly
the city surveyor to locate the N.W.
On Sunday afternoon. Grandma f w ami file the same with tlie clerk of the cannot, recover their strength in this
county
in
whicli
he
resides,
and
make
out
corner of tlie McDermott’« addition anil ell, accompanied by her two grand­
climate, and for this reason they are
“One hundred million
make a report to the council at the next daughters and Mr. Brotvn started for ami file a duplicate thereof with tlie
being sent north as rapid as possible,
meeting. Dr. W J. May asked to be Sunday school. Upon reaching the riv- j board, officer, or officer«, if any em­
dollars
spent for worth­
several hundred leaving every week. To­
heard, and after explaining wl v the er, Mr. Briscoe with Ins two young powered by law to issue the certificate of
morrow over 500 will go on the Obdam
less ‘food’ every year in
fence oil his property overlapped two daughters w as passing up in a boat and election to such office. Such statement
ami the Relief.
AmPrifil ”
Col. J W. Br'gham,
feet, promised to set it back, provided undertook to convey the parly across. shall set forth ill detail each and nil
mncrica.
A»»'tU S.Bec’y Ajricult
I
that tlie original IlneB had been wrongly About three rods from shore they ran sums of money ami other things of value
The war department hasrecieved from
Schillings Best
staked out.
into a stake and capsised in anout seven contributed, disbursed, expended, or General Otis a report of the number of
tea
baking powder
T he II kadi . ioht was awarded the city oi eight feet of water. Miss Gladys promised by him, and (to tlie best of his deaths which have occurred among the
coffee
flavoring extracts
printing.
Newell, who is quite a swimmer, struck knowledge and belief) by any other per-I l(.oopg nt Manila jt shoB.s the iollow.
soda
and spices
Tlie report, of the city recorder for the out directly for shore.
Miss Esma son or persons with liis procurement in I ¡ng; Deaths during July, August and
have no sympathy with
nine months ending, September 30th, swam to a fence anil thence got ashore. his behalf, wholly or in part, in endeav- September 4 officers, 83 men. Deaths
was as follows :
Mr. Briscoe got his two daughters oring to secure oi in any way in eoiinec- in August, 2 officers. 50 men, of which
such waste.
Total receipts ............................ $1,064.07 ashore, Hiid they then got grandma out. lion with his nomination to such office or one officer and 16 men were killed in
For sale by
Total amount of warrants
Meanwhile Mr. Brown was astride of place, or in endeavoring to secure or de- action and 7 died from the effects of
C. W. Smith & Company
drawn..................................
feat
or
in
any
way
in
connection
with
their
wounds.
Deaths
during
September,
the Ixiat endeavoring to reach a bible
City debt, this date...................
drifting away, and finally succeeded, tlie nomination of any other persons or [ 35 enlisted men. Of the total number of
Amount of city tax levy for the
when he too paddled for terra flrma. persons at such caucus, convention or deaths 17 were kill in action, 7 died of
DIRECTORY.
700 00 Tlir o umbrellas went to tlie lioltoiii, primary election, and show tiie dates their wounds, and 14 of typhoid fever,
year........................................
227.40
when
and
the
person
by
whom,
ami
the
Amount collected and turned in
the others from miscellaneous caused.
but they were recovered the next day at
COUNTY OFFICIALS:
472 60 low tide. The Nehalem has neither purposes for which each such contribu]
Leaving to collect......................
JudXc........................................... G. W. 8APE1NOTOS
No other business being liefore the budge nor ferry, ami below Roy s, no tion, payment, expenditure, or promise
. .
IC hablks R ay
I t is a mistake to suppose that conti­ Commissioner
_ .
’
IC.H. WHEELER
council it adjourned.
ford. All are dependant upon small was made, and such candidate shall sub­ nental Europe has failed to discern the Sl
e
............................................. H omer M ason
boats, am) it is a wonder there are not scribe and swear to such statement and moral and pnysical influence which the -?hcr,lr...................................................... H. H. ALDKRMAN
Treasurer.................... .............
W. H. C art
more fatalities, especially during the sncli duplicate betore an officer author­
Assessor ......................................... j. s. S tephens
NARROW ESCAPE
United States is beginning to exert in the Surveyor
ized
to
administer
oaths.
.
....
A M At’STlN
freshets anti storms of winter.
world’s affairs. The Grankfort Gazette, School Superintendent............... G eo . H L amb
Section
4
requires
a
statement
similar
S2
rol
:
er
„
J
K T ottlr
In fording the Wilson river on Sunday
which is one of the most important of all Depute Prosecuting Attorney C laude
T haver
(Too late for publication last week.)
tn that required by section 3 to be filed
A. B. Caples and Newell Macrutn came
C..cnit
Court
convenes
the
at,.
Monday
in
The eqitinocial storm caiue ou time with the same officers within 10 days aft­ the German newspapers published out­ /.URUst, and an adjourned term Is generally
near meeting with a fatal accident.
side
of
Berlin,
in
an
editorial
discussing
nel<!
in
the
spring.
er election, touching expenditures per­
They left Forest Grove on Saturday this season.
Court nieeta the first Mondays of Jan­
the social and political condition of this County
March. May, July, September and No­
Our roail supervisor lias two men at taining tn the election as section 3 touch­ country and the causes and consequences uary
morning for the purpose of coming to
vember. Commissioners court on the Wednes
say following.
es expenditures pertaining to nomination.
Tillamook county to Mali and limit. It work on the Necarney mountain roa<1.
of the recent conflict, asks, ‘'What would
PRECINCT:
A fine not to exceed $100 is provided have happened had Spain triumphed in
was Sunday afternoon when they
Miss Wilkinson am! Mrs. Fred Zmldaclt
Justice of the Peace ...........
T h ftnvwit
reached Wilson river. They had no went north with the mail carrier Satur­ for failure to comply witli sections 3 the war?and it answers that "national Col",table
A A FoZn
CITY
OFFICIALS.
1 lea of crossing then, but Frank Bester day morning.
Mrs. Zaddach goes to and 4.
darkness, narrowness and corruption M"5 0 r ................................................... L.E ddv
was on the other side and told them visit her parents at Warrenton.
would have prevailed, and everywhere
..P. M c I ntosh
..C. P. K nudson
they could cio-s al the lower ford. They
Tlie storm cause a rough bar, which
throughout the world the advocates of Council
Basine*« Chance.
H G. Davis
proceeded to do so, but the river was has prevented the "Elmore” frum com­
F. M c C ormicl
political and clerical absolutism, which
Recorder
............................
J.'. KN TS,7.“
tunning very swift. When about in the ing in nt the expected time.
the Spanish governmental system breeds
(¿.'Xr
.............. : " :
c * rt
For Trade.
middle of tlie river the team became
and
fosters,
would
have
gained
new
and
1'rof. Goble and Mr. Bayley of the
.................................. nmcumni
rent ve and one of the lioraes began to
Will trade my store and stock of Groc­ important strength. But this has not
SCHOOL BOARD
firm of Foard A Stokes Co., were can-
baulk. They Istcame unmanageable and vasingthe river iu their respective lines. eries, floor, feed, crockery etc in Portland happened, ami lor these reasons it can Claud, Thayer B L. Hddy. and
A.
Kdmunds..—clerk, Tom Coates.
fell. The rig was upset and a general
Oregon for bottom lauds in Tillamook be fairly said that the victory of the
What
might
have
been
a
serious
ac
­
commotion ensued. Maeruin became
Co $17<N stock. Good trade. For par­ United States is a triumph for progiess Don't Tobareo Spit and Smoke Tour Lift Aw«y.
entangled in tlie rigging but extracted cident occurred nt the Folley foul on Sat­ ticulars adress.
a id a gain for mankind.”
J," q,ul,! *??acc0 eaaily Bnd forever, be mag
urday.
Mr.
Easom
started
to
ford
with
himself, only to be caught again and
M. Melchor.
etlc. full of life, nerve and vigor, take No-To-
a
team,
having
his
wife
ami
children
the wonder worker, that makes weak men
for a time it looked as though he would
Cor. Union Ave. ami Russel Street
Bdocate Tour Howels With Caseareta.
«ed“ B^kl«Uggi*u'50cor’1- Cureguaran-
The storm
be drowned. He. however, managed to and Miss Larimer aboard
cure constipation forever S -riinJ’^M \ a?? •amP|® free- Address
Portland. Oregon. tec. Zfic. II C. C. C. tall,
druggists refund money
.rling Remedy Ca- Chicago or New Yorlt
clear himself. Caples hail to swim to ba<l raise l the river and the wagon lied
live his life. Gue of the horses kicked floated off Tlie wagon came uncoupled
its.- f loose, but the other was drowned. and drop|te<l the occupants into tlie wat
They also lost their rig, two shot guns, er. Fortunately all got out with nothing
two gold watches, about one hundred worse than a wetting, though tlie baby
pounds of shot and shell, win! moat of had a close call as it beiaute separated
then clothing, with the exception of one fiom them.
There was an invitation party at tlie
telescope
On reaching Tillamook on
Sunday they were somewhat used up home of Win. Toll! on the night of the
after their narrow escape from drown­ 22ml, gotten up by Mias Newell for the
*
ing. Tlie next day a party went to tlie lienefit of Mias Tracy Wilkinson, who
Wilson river w here the accident occurred lias just completed a succeasful term of
for the purpose of trying to recovering school in Dint. 28, and is leaving for
some of tlie thing«. They succeeded be- Forest Grove to resume her studies. The
bovud their expectation.
Tlie dead evening was very pka-Mtnlly spent iu
lmi.se waa dragged nut Slid buried, and ’ playing games, interspered witli music
the i ig. bain«« and guns were reentered. and singing, iiilerruptcil but once for the
They failed to flinl a valise, which con­ I purpose of serving refreshments, after
tained the watches. The accident did which all embarked in their water-moters
not mar Caples and Macrttm*« hunting and glided over the placid waters of the
trip, for they have already bad several romantic Nehalem to their respective
homes.
days good slitxrting and fishing.
Sweet summer gone away I
Evrorsiox is mil as new an American
The fall rains cometh,
The road master goctlt forth,
idea as some people suppose. The ter­
To dodge raindrop«
ritory of the Uniteti Stairs is four times
as lai|te as it was when Washington re­
At *2 a day.
A Schilling & Company San Francisai
And tlie taxpayer kicks.
tired from the presidency.
A. O. U. W.—Meets on the first an,I ....
Thursdays of each mouth at 7:jo p ,u
wth|nl
men Half. M W.; T. Stieuhilber - C ‘ N
Recorder.
,v' " orew,
B av T est , N o . ss. K. O. T. m - m „, .
the second and fourth Tuesday
each mouth at 8:00 p.m. at Woodmen tun”-f
Handley, Com ; John Day, R K.
,UI1- T
Moa st mi S tar R bbkkah Conor Noor-
O. F.-Meeta oil the first and third WedLL0,
evenings tn each month. Mrs c M *»• '"*•»
N. O.; Mis. L. Poland, V.O.; jie Petre ¿c“““’
G. A. R.—Meets on the first Saturdav -r— .
month at 1 p.m. iu I. O. O. F Had r h
Drew, adjutant. W. H. Reynolds, conlm.,ldJ!'
I. O. O. F —Meet! every Tuesday night ,,
p m. in I O. O. F Hall. c. 1*. K.nX , ’*
Wm. Olsen, rec. secretary ; w. j Mar G>'
manent secretary.
“J.per-
A ldek C amp , N o . iiq , w . op w
*
every Friday night in W of W. hall, -r <
consul; Otto Heins clerk.
* Loak®.
A. F. & A. M.—Meets the first Saturday nku
of each month in Masonic Hall. T. U
W. M.; Geo Handley, secretary.
audtey,
J ohnson C hapter , N o . 24.—Meet«at 7 m «
on the third Saturday of each nm„u,P“;
Masonic Hull. J. D. Edwards, || p w “>
Conder, secretary.
’’
S ilver W ave C hapter , N o . 13 0 E fi
Meets second and fourth Saturday» of
month. Luella Ford, W. M.; Carl KuUd*n
secretary.
A lder C ircle , N o . 44, w or w.—Meet»
second and fourth Wednesday of each niLo?
In W. of W. hall. G. N, Mrs. H. H. Aid"
!
Mrs C. Wald voxel, clerk.
lermaa,
U nity R ebrckam I xjdgr , N o 51,1 o 0 p
Meets second and fourth Tuesdays. Mrs viu?
both, Pye, N. G.; Mrs Frank Long, V G • 1 j
Pye, secretary.
’’
B ay C ity L cd e , N o . 102, A. F & a m
Meets second and fourth Saturday« in’
month. Gus Nelson, W. M. ; C. H HiAr/
8. W.; Alfred Magnuson, J. W. ; Geo. W Kicpr’
secretary.
K r'
M iriam C hapter , N o . 20, O. E. S.—Meets flrit
and third Tuesdays in each month, Mrs riu
Wood, W. M.; Gus Nelson, W. P. Mrs MavhJ!
Kiger, A. M.; C. H. Hicks, s cr*tary. ’
y
BAY CITY, LOD3E DIRECTORY
P acific L odge , No. 105, I. u. G. F —Meet«
Fridays before second and fourth Saturday ai d
every other Satmday in the month c h
Hicks N. G.; Alfred Deane, V. J ; J, Pye, secre-’
Secretaries will please notify us of auy
change in the names in this list.
Catarrh Cannot he Cured
wttL.
PLICATIONS, a» they eanno
reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh lea blood
or constitutional disease, and In order to cure it
yov must take internal remedies Hall'»Catarrh
Cure is taken rnternally, and nets directly on
the blood and muscous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh
Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed
by one of the best physicians iu this country for
years, and is a regular prescription. It is com­
posed of the best tonics known, combined with
the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the
museons surfaces. Tlie perfect combination of
the two ingredients is what produces such won­
derful results in curing Catarrh. Send for tes­
timonials. free.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Props., ToledoO
Sold by all druggists, price 75c.
Hall's Family pills are the beet.
OYO«
«
Want
onsumpsion?
K'e are sure you do not.
Nobody wantsit. But it comes
to many thousands every year.
Itcome3 to those who have had
coughs and colds until the
throat is raw, and the lining
membranes of the lungs are
inflamed. Stop your cough
when it first appears, and you
remove the great danger of
future trouble
I
Ager’s
ecmi
stops coughs of all kinds. It
does so because it is a sooth­
ing and healing remedy of great
power. This makes itthe great­
est preventive to consumption.
Put one of
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral
Plasters over your lungs
A vtfiolo Ntadlcal
Uhrary Fa*c9.
For four cents in «tamps tnpaypnst-
wo will send you sixteen ine< ical
book*.
rrc ,
Madfca! Advice
We have the exclusivo service« of
some of tlie most eminent physicians
in the United States. Unusual oppor­
tunities and long ex|>erieiice *ni‘J
nently fit them for giv.ng you medical
advice. Write freely a 1 the
ulars In your esse. You will receive a
prompt replv, without cost.
C.
j Addresa, DR. J. Lowell,
Maee-
Why don’t you
use money=back
tea?
1