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THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, September 14, 1899
HARDWARE AND DAIRY UTENSILS
GROCERIES
STOVES & RANCES.
Large Line Charter Oak Stoves.
Star Estate Ranges,
Umpire Air Tight Heaters,
Doors, Windows & Glass,
Churns & Butter Workes,
Milk Cans,
Paints & Oils.
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We earn- a First Class Stock of Groceries and Provisions,
Canned Goods, etc., which will be found complete in every line.
We want your trade and will do our best to give satisfaction in all
transactions.
We keep in stock a nice line of China, Crockery, Glass,
Tinware, etc.
We carry the Largest Stock of
Hardware in Tillamook County.
Before buying Nails, Windows,
Doors and Sashes call and get
our prices
CHINA & TINWARE.
McINTOSH & MCNAIR. Tillamook
B ridge W ork , R oad D istrict , No. 2.
of our constitutional territory, which the E. F. Lyster, for care of H. L.
commission indicate# a Htr«»ng desire to
Tucker........................................... 18.00 Doughty, W.J................................... 13.12
4.50
have avoided. The code of laws and the Pacific Lumber Co., for lumber... 12.00 Doughty, G. V..................................
Fred < Baker. Publisher
I plan of the civil government pro|M»sed Krebs Bros., for lumber.................. 228.45 Morton, W. C..................................
1.50
OF SAN FRANCISCO, DEALERS IN
1.50
i by the commission do not give P<»rto Tillamook Lumber Co., for lum
Parmer, H...........................................
2.25
ber
and
lights
.............................
4.85
Ricans the elective franchise for any
Simmons, A.......................................
Official Paper, Tillamook City and County ! office
6.00
nor extend to them the privilege I. F. Larsen, for blacksmithing... 32.40 Johnson, C..........................................
6.00
of trial by jury, except in United States Cohn & Co., ft r freight.................
4.45 Reading, M.......................................
6.75
courts, in cases of the felonies involving L. Hiner, for blacksmithing.......... 15 10 Monson, G..........................................
K A T »|< » F SU BSC KI PT ION
3.00
an amount in excess of $5 H).
The fail L. M. Commons, for salary as su
Allison, Gust..................................
'STRICTLY IM ADVANCBJ
3.00
ure of the commission to provide for a |
pervisor of R D N g . 3.............. 54.00 Gibson, S..............................................
On year
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........................ ........... S« 50 system of elections will lie disappointing I
2.00
F ees allowed in re S tate vs.
J. A. Todd & Co., for merchandise
bi X months............................................
75 to all who hoped to see the people given
T
heo
.
K
arp
.
G.
W.
Sappington
for
salary
as
Three months
............................
5°
atrial at self government, but the in F. M. Wilson, juror’s fee..............
1.20
county judge and superinten
Office at corner of Main and 2nd street*.
vestigation of the commission convinced Richard Mann, juror’s fee..............
1.20
dent saw mill............................ 250.00
1.70 Chas Ray for salary and mileage
it that the Porto Ricans are not yet ready Jessie C. Pierce, witness.................
1.70
Ira I). Sankey proposes to organize an for the elective franchise, as only 10 per Eugene Jenkins, witness................
as commissioner....................... 29.00
F ees allowed in re S tate vs.
American evangelistic chorus of five cent of them read and write and own
C. H. Wheeler, for salary and
thousand voices to sing at the world’s property. This is a worse condition than
H enry G ould .
8.60
mileage as commissioner...........
2.45 J. W. Latimer, for gravel............. 13.20
Christian Endeavor convention in Lon in Cuba and another striking illustation J. R. Finley, justice fees.................
don next year, and afterward at Paris. of the gravest wrongs under Spanish rule, I H. L. Jensen, constable................. 10.15
W ild C at S calps .
But Mr. Moody objects to song in a that of keeping the people in ignorance. : Elva At erbury, witness................
4 70 M. Curl, one......................................
1 Aligns Atterbury, ,, .................
4.70 Geo. Ludke, three...........................
foreign tongue, and theirs will certainly
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AGENTS STEAMER LUELLA.
4.70 Edward Bratnersreuther, one.....
be foreign to the Frenchmen.
T he Oregonian piled on the agony in I Earl Thomas,
I
M.
H.
Larsen,
for
boord
and
care
I). J. Handy, two............................
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the following editorial, but, perhaps, not
42.00 W. J. Smith, six................................
ofN. B. .Morev,
The present era of prosperity is unex too
so on
of the
UJU much
111 nell su
sin account
mutuili ui
me idiotic
luiuut ■
~
96.55 Win R. Illingsworth, two..........
’or hardware
ampled in its magnitude and also in the discrimination thngovernmentis making j
—.. . & Co. ior
merchandise
137.17 Frank Henington, eight.................
nizainst Portland
Portland in
in favor of
of San
San Fran-1
Fran. Colin
lormerchandn
evidence of its permanency. Every against
H. A. Bloom, for salary as super
F. B. Farmer, three ........................
commercial agency, as well as the ob cisco. It said;
visor of R D No. 1..................... 50.00 Frank Kunn, one............................
nervations of men in trade, bear out this
Old Shafter, in whom adipose tissue
D.
Darbv,
for
wood
.........................
15.00
W. H. Hoskins, seven.....................
assertion It is thin faith in its perman is a substitute for brains, says trans-|
8.00 Wm. Tohl, for services and mile
ency which causes the increased demand ports of sufficient size cannot enter at | Richard and Haag,for lumber.....
TILLAMOOK,TjOREGON,
B
W.
Turner,
for
produce
............
5.18
age on Necarnev trail.............
in the face of advancing prices.
Portland. And yet 6000-ton steamers
are constantly entering and departing i J°h 1 H ckey, for salary as super-
E. H. Lane, for services and mile
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visor of R D No. 1..................... 61.00
age viewing Necarnev trail ... 12.40
T he Ohio democrats in their platform here. The Newport and the Ohio I
Wm. Armstrong, for services and
made a feature of silver aa an issue, but brought over the Oregon troops to San I Mcln.osh & McNair,for merchan-
dise
...........................................
51.95
mileage viewing Necarnev
Candidate McLean now wants national Francisco. These vessels are of much
I. II. Moore, forpioduce............
71.62
trail ............................................. 12.40
lH-mes sent to the rear ami state is less capacity and depth than vessels
R
oad
D
istrict
No.
3.
A
M.
Austin, for surveying and
sues brought to the front. Confidence which are coming to Portland vea** after
Miller, H. H.....................................
2.25
mileage. Necamey trait......... 34.00
in free silver coinage as a vote getter does year. Not a vessel has sailed recently
Gage, W. A......................................
4.50 Frank A st man, for services as
All work done on the Shortest Notice and at Reasonable Prices, Satisfaction
Dot appear to be very strong anywhere with troops from San Francisco which
2.00
chainman on Necarnev trail .. 10.00
cutiid not have gone from Portland as Knoblork, Brrnev.........................
and least of all in the Buckeye state.
guaranteed.
3.00
Fred Zaddach, for services as
well. Poor old Shafter knows nothing. Lewallen J........................................
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1.50
chairman on Necarnev trail .. 10.40
He is an excellent exemplar of the fatty Mills, Fred.......................................
The Churchman discusses the question,
3.00 Wm. Norris, for services as ax-
stupidity that paralyzes the army
He Farmer, Lewis...............................
“Will England Become Roman Cetholic ?’’ is Falstaftian in person, without a touch Bulnow, Fred................................
5.00
man on Necarnev trail............ 10.00 ;
and says the real test of the prosects of
R oad D istrict N o . 2.
Seth, Moon, for services and
of FalstafTs spirit and wit
Call him,
a church is less in the census than in the
3.00
mileage viewing H. M. Far
however, as Prince Hal called Falstaff, a Nelson, G. S....................................
marriage register. Here we find that in j
3.00
PROPRIETORS OF
mer road...................................... 13.00
I “rousted ox with a pudding in his belly.” ! Hanson, N. P.................................
every 2<K) marriages one will be Jewish, Steamers that have been running to I Childers, J. L...................................
11.25 Hans, Jensen, for services and
eight Roman Catholic, twentv-fonr non Portland for years—the Elder and the
R oad D istrict N o . 3.
mileage viewing H M Far
conformists, twenty-nine without religi- j
mer road .................................... 12.00
' Columbia (not our familiar Columbia, Moon, N. R.....................................
ous cermonev, and 138 according to the!
but
a
China
steamer
of
that name)— Ab-o.i, J. P......................................
C.
0.
Smith, for services and mile
Anglican rite—one Roman marriage to i
have been taken from Portland to San I Hollett, J. J.....................................
age viewing H. M. Farmer
DEALERS IN
seventeen Anglican—no great jieril to the !
road ..............................................
Francisco to load troops for Manila,
coming generation.
A. M. Austin, for surveying and
under pretense that they could not come
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to Portland ; and other steamers larger j Banna>i, E.........................................
mileage, viewing H. M. Far
T he magnitude of the cattle industry! than these, that have been running here, Browning, G. E..............................
mer road......................................
is most strikingly illustrated by the re- 1 will follow. If the kind of intelligence Bays. W. N........................................
Shop next door to Larsen’s Hotel, Tillamook.
H M. Farmer, for chainman H.
turns just completed by the Kansas that directs these matters is to continue I Chapford, August..........................
M. Farmer road.......................
State board of Agri<*ulluie, which show ! io prevail in the war department, it may Cody.M. A........................................
O. R. Chamberlain, for services as
that the value of cattwold for slaugh be set down as certain that the Filipino Coock, Sarah E...............................
chainman and mileage, H. M.
ter ill the- state of Kansas during the rebellion never will be suppressed. Sup Curl, Marcus...................................
Farmer road............................
year ending March 1. 1899, exceeds $50,- pose our delegation incongress—ourtwo j i Cady, E. L........................................
Eugene, Atkinson, for services as
(XXI,000 This represents an incieaae of senators and our two representatives— I ' Coulson, P. R..................................
axman and mileage H M.
You intend to give your house a new dress inside or out, see
$14,000,006 over the value of the pro shake off their lethargy and take it on Coulson, G. T.................................
Farmer road...............................
duct of the preceding year.
themselves to go to Washington and | Haag, Ernest..................................
Jonas Olsen, for services as view
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give the administration some necessary Hoad, Arthur.................................
er and mileage on M. T.
I owa tiHiiimeii seciii to tie taking more information. We have a very able dele Hughev, Junies................................
Chance road ...............................
II
ng
he
v,
Mvria
..............................
chances of losing their lives than the sol gation, but its ability doesn’t seem to be
G. T. Jenkins, for services as
Hoheit,
I.
C
.....................................
available.
di« is in the Philippines. Added to the
viewer and mileage on M. T.
Jensen, H. L....................................
usual hazard of their occupation tramps
Chance road ..............................
Johnson, C. N..................................
are putting in then spare time shooting
Samuel
Downs, for services as
Commissioners’ Court.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DAVID WILEY, M.D.,
Lynch, Blbert..................................
at them and it is an exceptional day
viewer and mileage on M. T.
Moon,
S.
F
........................................
when they do not gel one or more of
Chance road ..............................
The board of county commissioners, in
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Moon,
Alice
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PHYSICIAN. SURGEON AND
the railroaders. Unless the practice is addition to that reported in our last
A. M. Austin, for surveying and
ß L. EDDY,
stopped pretty soon Iowa is likely to lie- issue,
j
transacted the following business: I Mowers, G. A.................................
mileage on M. T Chance
ACCOUCHEUR.
come a very unhealthy climate to the
road...............................................
In the matter of the redemption of the | Nic’.lans, Jacob................................
Patrick, Wm....................................
genus hobo.
All
call
promptly attended to.
Henrv
Leach,
for
services
as
taxes of C.R. Hine, the board granted!
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Koland, E. E.....................................
M * *
chainman and mileage on kl.
a petition to this effect.
! Richards, R. O..................................
T illamook , O regon .
Every American citizen has an infer
Chance road...............................
In matter of the petition for the re i
T illamook , O regon .
est in the pension account, which ii. the demption of the taxes of M. T. Records, 1 Ford, J. J........................................... .
M. T. Chance, for services as chain
I Swab, M. D......................................
0. E. HAWKE, M.D.,
last thirty-three vears has amounted to the board rejected the petition.
man and mileage on M. T.
Smith. C. A......................................
over t wenty three hundred millions of I
Chance road................................
In the matter of the petition of M. i
H. COOPER,
dollars, or nearly as much as the public Chance for a bridge across Trask river, i Smith, Geo..... ...................................
A. J Rogers, for services as ax-
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Smith, W..........................................
debt at the close of the civil war
No 1 the petition was rejected.
man and mileage on M. T.
Sears, C. W........................................
one u bu in qualified to appreciate the I
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
Chance road................................
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
In the matter of the claim of W. D.
magnitude of these figures can fail to be Stillwell tor removing the rack heap from Turppa,Isaac...................................
F. P. Hobson, for services as
Office:
Over
Todd’s Store
Richards
and
Haag
........................
impressed with tie* generostiy of the gov Trask river, the claim was continued in
viewers and mileage on L.
TILLAMOOK
Commons, A. M...............................
... OREGON.
ernment toward ilie men who fought in definitely.
Parrish road...............................
Christensen, W. C...........................
the war with Spam and are fighting to
John Johnson, for services as
In matter of the petition cfj. S. Steph- ,
au| prers insurrection in the Philippines. ens for an extension of time to complete Christensen, alter........................
viewer and mileage on L.
..........................
The report of Hie commissioners of pen the assessment roll of 1899, the board , Fiet. her. A. W
Parrish road ............................
Christensen, Fred........................... .
sions for the last fiscal year contains extended the time until October 1st.
J. MAY,
Cris Peterson, for services as
Shaffer,
Elmer
...................................
mu li of interest
At the vim of June
viewer and mileage on L.
In the matter ot the pt t ition <>t Sarah (
Gardner,
—
..........................................
the numbei of pensioners was more than Bodie for the rebate of taxes for the (
Parrish road ............................
attorney - at - law ,
2.(W less than a year ago. Although year 1892, the board granted the |>eti- Christensen, C.................................
A M. Austin, for surveying and
Nash. Orie..........................................
87,(h<0 new (tensions were granted dur tion . also for the year 1893 T*..
T illamook , O regon .
mileage on L. Parrish road...
......... I
The * board
«11 .1 - and
..... I Gould, Geo..........................................
ing the year, death among the old pen ordered warrants drawn for $9.67
c. Austin, for services as chain
Rock, Hardie......................................
sioners deci eased the total number $46.47.
man <m L. Parrish road.........
Death alone struck off more than 34,0(H>
L. L. Smith, for services and mile-
In the matter of the petition of Andrew Poteete, Geo......................................
FP H. GOYNE,
names from the roll and other changes Zercrcher to remove the ferry slip from Penter, Wm.........................................
age as chamman on L. Par
Frazier,
Alex
.......................................
raised the numlier t<» 48,000. While the the county road, the board gave him
rish road..........................
Baker, Geo.........................................
attorney - at - law ,
total expenditure for the year on pen |»crmission.
J. S. Ripley for services •• liman
Foster, Frank....................................
sion account was less ihan the appro
Office: Opposite Court ll<<
on L. Parrish road....................
In the mat ter of the petition ofj. J. Mc
priation, the amount |»aid
to pen Coy for rebate of taxes,the board allowed I McGlinchey. Ed................................
stoners was larger by a few hun petition and ordered warrant drawn for . Dunn, D. |............................................
T illamook , O regon .
Franklin, Frank................................
dred thousand dollars (han ever bvf« re. $9.41.
Tommy s Mamma—To err is human.
Hellenbrand,
Oscar
..........................
To forgive—
As yet the S|»anish war is res|smsib|e
In the matter of the claim of the Tilla
Tommy (interrupting)—I know what 0LAUDE THAYER.
for (Muisioii payments to the extent of mook Livery and Sale Stables, the same Scheizinger. Fret I..............................
i Walker. Ed.........................................
to forgive is.
only a little over $28,090. but the e are was continued.
Resch,
Frank
.......................................
nearly 17,000 claims pending and the]
Tommy
’s Mamma—Well what is it
In the matter of the transfer of
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
numls r will Is* largely increased if the I funds temporarily from the general Auldt, Theodore................................
dear?
Great difference is observable
Tommy—It’s a sure thing that the
war in the Philippine« continues another fund to the road fund, the board Baner, Stephen...................................
Mra
Albert
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other fellow can lick you.
year. Another inleresiing feature of the sanction this.
in
the quality of clothing ma
1 illamook , O regon .
Nagel. Henry......................................
rv|s»rt is the large reduction of the fee«
hi the matter of the taxes of Mrs. M. J,
P«**lu»p.
John
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panl tn attorney« in the last fiscal year Thoni|MK»n for the year 1898 on lands in
terial. We make a feature of
P J DALY.
compared with tlw prec« ding year Bus Tillamook county, it appearing to the Ihllow.j R.........................................
'OSCAR HAVTER
C. A. BAILEY
in connection w ith the fact that sixty- satisfaction ot the board that she had Jensen, H. L........................................
the most carefully selected
[JALY & HAYTER,
threv attorneys have l»ven distarred, ten ' been assessed at a high right, ordered Jensen, H. L.......... ............................
dkalrr in
’
Smith. C. A.........................................
STI 'DEBAKER WAGONS
suspended ami i wo barred, will help to warrants drawn in favor
cloths,
and when made up in our
of C. H.
explain the opposition to ('ommi*Momr Wheeler tor $37.20, who had paid the Homer Mason, for cash paid var
ATTORNEYS- AT-LAW.
OSBORNE MOWERS,
ious
parties
for
work
at
saw
Evans that Ims been created.
The re taxes.
excellent style it’s not at all
Buggies, hay rakea. plows, and nthe
mill.......................................
147 03
duction hi payments of attorney ft^es
In re-franchise of the Tillamook Water
D allas . O regon .
farm niaehinrry
You «-an save
strange
that our patrons are
lias doul thwe laa>n to (lie livnvflt of the Company. Attorneys Cooper and May Tillamook Headlight for printing 31.60
mniiey by ilualing with me,
p iKioiit rs.
R oad D istrict . N o . 3.
jietitioneil the board to cause to be en
Sperial Prices on Riiggie« and Spring
pleased.
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tered upon the journal ii certain ease Schlegel. (George .............................
agons.
r
* ROBERT A. MILLER.
The msulai eon million api'ointed by ment obtained from the county tor the Varner. F. C....................................
( . A. BAILEY’. Tillamook, Ore.
the president which fur wine months water system, the tram-hise w asatfirmetl Resh. Antone.......................................
ATTORNEY.AT LAW,
has I« « it studying 11* condition« in Porto and the petitioneis and their sinvrssors Attenberger, Jo«...............................
O rkoon Cm-, O rkgok .
Rico has submitted hs report I«» the sec • given an easement of t he right ot wav Bauer. Stephen .................................
FIRE INSURANCE.
retary of war The commission reeotn- along the county r>»ad.
The Tailor,
U ik I Title. an,| Un,| (W5(.e Bugi|IeM e
Weekert.J. F.....................................
n end a form of civil government to take
J
S
STEPHENS,
The following bills were allowed
Affblter. N ..........................................
•
Speviulty.
the place of the preewnt military regime W, H. Reyno Ids for repairing
AGENT FOB THE
Affolter. Arnold................................
in tin* island and submits a coda oMaw*.
Tt AL AND LONDON A
court house................................. $15.00 Gama. G um ................. ............ .. .....
Tins <*ode. the com mission suggests, L. G. Freeman, fqr witness tire«
LIA BRPOOL GLOBE INSURANCE
Page. Henrv......... .............................
'J ames M ci ' ain
'A. W. SEVERASCB_
should l«e idaced m ojirration by «1 ecu
insure with
and mileage.................................
COMPANIES.
2.20 Chitwood. I. D ................................
th e decree a* a vongremionsl enactment A. M Austin, for witness teesand
Chitwood, Harrv.............................
\[<CAIN A SEVERANCE.
of g»neral law a it is argued, would
mileage...........................................
2.20 Rates, Geo___
Agent for North West Schoo« Supply
cliaiise th« status of the island toward G. T. lenkins, fbrw itnesa ires and
Agent for Fireman'« Fund and Londo«
Bowman. AU.
_..C.",nIM,nv
SoOnr Public
ATTORNEY8-AT-LAW,
the tailed Stale* and make it a part
mileage.............................. ...........
2.60 Bradley, Dave.
TILLAMOOK,
—
OREGON.
1.20
and Lancashire Fire Insurance
ffiilhitnoolt
».
HARDWARE.
íjcaMiiilit
i,
FIE & SPRUCE Lumber,
BOX SHOOKS
■*
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE
And LOGGERS’ SUPPLIES,
Hobsonville, Or
FRED
LEIGH JONES, Mgr
SAPPINGTON,
Painter, Paper Hanger
and Decorator-
LEACH & JONES,
Tillamook Meat Market,
Fresh and Cured Meats, Hides, Wool, etc.
HERMAN GESSNER, Painter and Paper Hanger,
Spruee and Tillamook City, Or.
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Cloth Quality
CHARLES COOPEY,
No. 88*4 THIRD STREET,
PORTLAND, ORE.
Claude Thayer,
1
T illamook . O r « h > n .
Companies.