THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. November 16, 1899.
New Line of Clothing,
including a Varied Stock of Fine
GENT.’S OVERCOATS
ÍVÍÁCKÍÑTOSHES-The best
Weonly
Stock inthe^City
carry First Class Goods.
Headquarters for Buckingham & Hecht
SUJETTERS !
SWETTERS!
All Grades, Colors and Qualities
COHN & CO
Cl ! t
(¡lilhtmook
Fred <
Mjfabligbt
Baker, Publisher.
cause in a nutshell, and it is this: ‘ Eng
land, as a whole, would have had no ad
vantage from the possession of gold
minoM except as her government con'
ferred the blessing of good administra
tion upon those engaged in the industry.
All industry breeds commerce ami all
cod imerce has produced is to the advan
tage of England, and all industries and
commerce flourish better under her gov
ernment than any other regime in the
world. But that is the limit of our in
terest. What we desire is equal rights
before all men of all races and security
for our fellow-subjects ami our empire.
The hour for adring by what means
these results can lie obtained is not yet
come, but these are tiie objects and the
only objects we seek. We do not allow
any other consideration to cross our
path.
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Boots and Shoes.
The Leading Merchants
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I miliation to the American people, an in
effaceable reproach to t lie country.
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Myo Coffman Gets off with a Light
Sentence.
T. J. Lucy, plaintiff, vs. C. G. Cutting.
J J. Dalv as attorney for said C. G. Cut
ting, J. W. Hellenbrand, Fred Scherzin
ger, A. Arstill. the Dallas City Bank, M.
E. Ellis and R. E. Williams, defendants.
Injunction. Leave to amend complaint
and injunction extended to new parties.
Continued. T. H. Govne and B. L.
Eddy, attorneys for plaintiff.
W. P Book, plaintiff, vs. Jehiel Forest,
defendant. Foreclosure, B. L. Eddy,
attorney for plaintiff.
J. N. Huntsinger and Emma Hunt-
Short
singer, plaintiff«
in error, vs-
r
ridge and A. Shortridge, defendants in
error. Writ of review. H. B. Hendricks
nnd W. J May, attorneys tor plaintiff;
W. H. Cooper for defendant.
Otto Johnson, plaintiff, vs. F. Tomlin
son. defendant. Suit to quiet title. B.
L. Eddy attorney for plaintiff and Hand,
ley & Handley for defendant.
|. F. Tomlinson, plaintiff, vs. Andrew
Zuercher and John Zuercher, defendants.
Injunction. Handley & Handley .attorney
for plaintiff.
Alice Kiger, plaintiff, vs. John J. Pye
and Elizabeth Pye, defendants. Fore-
closure. A. W. Severance, attorney for
plaintiff.
Bertha Nodine, plaintiff, vs. John
Nodine, defendant Suit for divorce. A.
W. Severance, attorney for plaintiff.
T he grand jury^h Chicago has re
turned an indictment for criminal libel
against the editor of one of the Chicago
paper* and several co-authors of an at
tack upon the editor of another paper.
The grand juries in Illinois evidently
believe because a man is a newspaper
man affords no good reason why lie
should he made a target for vilification
or falsehood.
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T he window glass manufacturers out
side of the trust have formed a com.
bination of their own. When the two
trusts get fairly started on their war
the public will probably have a little
more light on the trust question.
Circuit court convened in this city on
The opinion that there are fair ngri-
cultural possibilities in the Yukon terri. Monday, with Judge Burnett presiding
tory seems to tie confirmed by a state in department No. 1. Judge Boise was
ment made by Consul Me Cook of Daw not on hand to hold court in department
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION
son city, who, under date of September No. 2, consequently he will have to call a
( strictly in advance .)
6, gives a list of grains, grasses, vegeta special session to dispose of the cases on
One year.............................................. 1.50
bles and flowe.s, that have been experi the docket. The last term of court the
.75
Six months..........................................
merited with successfully by various par jurymen had nothing to do, and thesame
•50
Three months......................................
ties
in the Klondike. The growing sea state oft'affairs existed on Monday, tor
< ffice at corner of Main and 2nd streets.
son seems to last from May to September at noon time they were discharged.
Judge Burnett disposed ot the cases on
ami lie reaches the conclusion that small
HEADLIGHT PIRATE
fruits can be cultivated profiatbly and, the docket for his department in the fol
since timothy, red top and other grasses lowing way :
M. F Johnson, plaintiff vs. W. A. But
grow wild and luxuriantly, hay in abun
Doles Out Gems of Current
T he English are getting unusually
dance could be raised. Oats, sown Ap ler, defendant. Action for money. There
Topics.
ril 26 were harvested at the end of Aug being no appearance by or on behalf of
ravenous. It is reported they will chai-
list as also were wheat and barley, sown either party to this action, it was order
letige for the American cup next year and
G eneral L eonard
W ood recom
May 22. Vegetables, such as radishes, ed by the court that the case be dismiss
if unsuccessful then will fire in another
mends a reduction of the military force
challenge for 1901. They must be get.
in the province of Santiago. He states ', The Cleveland Leader has made a can- peas, beans, carrots, cabbage and cauli ed for want of prosecution.
State of Oregon vs. William Tatton.
ting hot in the collar.
that the best part of the population is ' j vass of seventy-eight factories in that flower were also grown from May plant
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entiielv friendly and in thorough accord 1 city, showing thecondition of affairsnow ings. But it is not likely that an army defendant, for selling beer without
license to Wm. Ten Eyrk. T. B. Hand-
with the military authorities. There is ‘ and at the corresponding time in 1890. of farmers will move in that direction
I f you run across any of thepopocrats
ley, attorney tor defendant. Continued
an element of political agitators which 1 It appears from this that the number of
feeling blue over the result of the elections
until the next term of court.
causes sonic friction, but it is evident i men now employed in these factories is
last week don’t sympathise with them
Oregon
vs.
Clara
Oskalwis,
State of
One scarcely realizes the extent to
that General Wood does not regard it 60 percent larger than three years ago,
by prescribing anti-expansion medicine.
Lewd and lascivious coha-
as at all dangerous, or at any rate not while the total sum paid per month as which hop ciiltuie in the world is car defendant,
so much so as to render necessary the , wages is 75 percent greater than in 1896. ried op , and consequent constmption bitation. T. B. Handley, attorney for
retention in the province under his com I The average wages iu these factories <>f beer. A table has recently come un defendant, Continued until the next
mand of so large a number of troops as 1 j show an increase of $7.25. A partial der observation, in which an estimate is term of court.
J. S. McDonald, plaintiff, vs. Otto
is now there. He thinks that two squad, canvess made in the Miami valley, an given us to September 1, showing the
rons of cavalry and two battalions of in- important manufacturing section, show’s enormous amount of 168.796,000 pounds. Johnson, defendant. Action for money.
John K. Lester, plaintiff, vs. Frank F.
antry will be sufficient to maintain that in ninety-two factories and shops Europe, of course, especially Germany, W. H. Cooper, attornev for plaintiff. It Fairhurst and Lima F. Fairhurst, de
General Banking and Exchange busi
produces
the
greater
bulk
of
this,
w
hile
appearing
to
the
court
that
this
case
had
order. The conditions in Santiago pro , the number of men now employed is 64
fendant. Suit to elicit deed. Handley & ness interest paid on time deposits.
been
settled,
it
was
ordered
dismissed
England
and
the
United
States
are
vince are doubtless better than elsewhere per cent larger than three years ago, the
Handley, attorney for plaintiff.
Exchange on England, Belgium, Ger
C. & E. Thayer, plaintiff, vs. the Ne
in the islands. The excellent administra ! increase in the total wages paid per about even, each being credited with
many,
Sweden, and all foreign cornitiiee.
ab
»ul
67,000.000
pounds
Bavaria
is
the
tarts Bay Lumber Co., a corporation,
tion of affairs by General Wood has had month is 79 per cent, and the increase in
Real Estate Transfers.
the effect of creating among a majority the average monthly wages is $8.31. leading district in Europe in the German defendant. Action for money. A. W.
TILLAMOOK, ORE.
of the people there and particularly the Figures obtained from 255 shops and empire, taking the lead with 40,000,000 Severance, attorney for plaintiff. This
October 7.—Susie Coiner to Alex. Camp
and
Bohemia
follows
with
28,000,000,
case
having
been
settledthejudgeordered
better class of them a feeling of respect factories scattered through the state
FIRE INSURANCE.
bell, lots 3 and 4, in block 8, in James
for anil confidence in the American show 68 per cent increase in the number France, of course, where wine is the it dismissed.
Fuller’s add. to Bay City.
George N. Johnson, plaintiff, vs.
authorities. It is obviously unwise to of men employed as compared with the principle beverage, grew only 4,70 ).000
/. 5. STEPHENS,
As the Netars Bay Lumber Co., a corporation. Nov. 8.—U S. to John Murphy, W Vi of
keep American troops in Cuba when corresponding time in 1896 and 80 per pounds nnd Russia 7,330,000.
AGENT FOR THE
general
crop
is
heavy
and
of
such
qtial
Nw >4 and Nw Vi nnd W Vi of Sw X HOME MUTUAL AND LONDON &
Action for damages. Handley & Hand-
there is no necessity for doing so. When cent increase in the total monthly pay
LIVERPOOL GLOBE INSURANCE
of sec. 22, in tp. 1 S, R 7 W.
the object or our military occupation, roll. The Leader says : “A conservative ¡t v this year it is thought that low prices ley, attorneys for plaintiff and B. L.
COMPANIES.
Eddy for defendant. This cause came on Nov. 9.—I’. S. to B. W. Viets. Se Vi of
pacification, is accomplished and there is estimate based upon these facts shows will prevail.
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for hearing on defendant’s motion for a
a reasonable certainty ofitscontinuance, that in the state of Ohio the workers in
sec 9, tp. 6 S, R. 9 W.
Agent for North West School Supply
I f it comes to a vote for or against in postponement to the next regular term,
our soldiers should he withdrawn. Such ♦he shops and factories are now’ being
Company, Notary Public.
Nov. 9.—J. C. Comer, to Christ Pater
corporating
an
amendment
to
the
consti
and
it
being
agreed
by
the
parties
incpen
a course, as an expression of our confi paid $3,<>oo,000 more per monthin wages
TILLAMOOK,
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OREGON
son, five acres in sec. 22, tp. 1 N, R.
tution
of
Oregon
giving
full
suffrage
to
court that for the purposes of said mo-1
dence in the good disposition of the peo than they received in the last year of the
10 W.
ple, would produce a wholesome moral last democratic national ndministra- every adult woman, how do you intend tion the allegations of defendant’s an- ‘
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Nov. 11.—U. S. to Oliver D. Boatman,
effect. It would tend to silence the poll'. . tion.” Ohio is not exceptional in this to cast your ballot next June ? We see swer shall he denied, whereupon the court
Vi
of
Ne
Vi
and
E
Vi
of
Se
Vi
of
E
that
even
the
women
in
this
state
cannot
hAving heard counsel, ordered it contin-.
ical agitators who profess to see in our I respect Assuming that the workers in
sec. 11, tp. 2 S, R. 8 W.
ß L. EDDY,
continued military occupation, notwith- j the shops and factories of Ohio are what agree oil this subject and they are doing ued, giving plaintiff’ until and including1
Nov.
13.
—
Nellie
and
M.
V.
Skill
well
to
some
hair
pulling.
Perhaps
the
best
way
Noy.
23
to
file
his
reply.
standing the fact that peace and tran j we have stated per month, it is possible
Win. Carter, a tract in sec. 25, tp. 1
The case of
illiam Squires, bound
quillity prevail, a sinister purpose, and to estimate what the increase has been to settle the question is for the women to
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
S, R. 10 W.
in no way could we better reassure the | tor the entire country, which is put at do so amongst themselves—while their over from Justice Goyne’s court, charged
T illamook , O regon .
Cubans and convince them of our good 4600,000,000
These figures are well husbands remain home at night and do with cutting the rope connecting boom Nov. 13.—Eugene Jenkins to Fairview
Grange, No. 273. lot 15. block 7 in
faith.
worthy the attention of wage earners the nurning net—before they give their sticks, went by default, the district at.
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Miller’s add. to Tillamook city.
and the great improvement in the con husbandsan opportunity to east their I tornev quashing the case,
w. H. COOPER,
Now that Dcwcv is under petticoat dition of the labor market which they ballots against them.
Myo Coffman, who was bound over Nov. 13.—C. 0. Erickson to John Mur
government President McKinley’s chance show is due largely to the policy of the
from the justice court on a charge of at
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phy, Se Vi of Sw Vi of sec. 34, tp. 1
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
for a second term grows slim. It remains, republican party
tempted ra]>e upon Rhoda, the nine year
S, N Vi of Ne Vi of Nw Vi of sec. 3,
There is no escape
T he democratic national comnntteeis o|(, daughter ot john E Eml(uln |lear
however, to be seen whether Mrs. Dcwcv i from this conclusion, in the light of ex-
OREGON.
TILLAMOOK
tp. 2 S, R. 9 W.
to meet November 20. The date is long Eairviov last m,)nth> pleaded guiltv to
is a greater political st rat agist than
¡»erience under the operation of demo
Mark Hanna. The lattér, no doubt, is cratic policy. Such facts furnish an ob i enough after election tor the memliers to c<(nlmon assault o„ accou,)t of the Bge
Ordinance No. 117.
'P II. GOYNE,
having many sleepless nights concocting ject lesson which cannot fail to make an digest the results and ascertain whether oftlie bov the 1H>lrilt attorilev (Iid ,,ot
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A »X ( I... . .
A . I I
plans to bend the admiral off. for this impression upon the intelligent working it will be necessary to take a new tack I want to press the more serious charge,
An ordinance to regulate the use of
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
matrimonial alliance is enough to give men and which are a conclusive argu in order to enable the party to make a II which would send Coffman to the peni- bicycles in Tillamook City, and to repeal
Ollice: Opposite Court limine,
Mark the cold sweats. It took a woman ment against the popocrutic assertion respee-talde showing in the nationalcam ■, teutniry, so accepted the plea of guilty to ordinance No. 80 of said city.
to concoct a plan to strike at the heart that there is no real prosperity and no paign of the coming year. Democracy ' common assault to give the boy a chance.
T illamook , O regon .
The people of Tillamook City do or
<d the labor organizations of this cotin substantial improvement in the condi always has a full stock of issues on hand, ■ Judge Burnett sentenced Coffman to four
dain
as
follows
:
and when one plays ont puts in a sub months in the county jai', and in doing
try a few years ago, when she suggested, tion of the laboring classes.
Sec. 1. Every person or persons who Ç LA UDE THAYER,
stitute. The party is consistent in one so warned the prisoner how near he had
to bring a division in their ranks, it could
shall ride any bicvcle on any of the side
thing
—
opposition
to
everything
accom.
he done hv apjienling to their religious
come being sent to tile penitentiary, at walks within the limits of Tillamook
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
The preliminary report of the Philip plished by some one else.
prejudices. It worked liken charm thro
the same time seriously cautioning Coff. City, shall dismount therefrom when at
ugh the instrmnentalitv of the A.P.A.. pine commission discloses littb» that the
T illamook , O regon .
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man us to his liehavior in the future.
a distance of not less than thirty feet
and it not only brought division in labor public whs not already familiar with
D epartment N o . 2.
from any jierson or persons who may be
Is it possible to have an election in our
organizations, but it entered fraternal and its chief value consists in the unai -
U. J DALY.
The cases remaining on the docket for standing upon or traveling on foot along
¡OSCAR HAVTEK-
orders, divided I rienda, caused a bitter iiuous opinion of the mmmistuoners. of large cities, counties or states w ithout
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Judge
Boise
to
decide
are
as
follows
:
,
such
sidewalk.
feeling to exist, as is well known on ac whom Admiral Dewey is one, that the the corrupting influence of the sack ? If
ß ALY & HAYTER,
R. D. Peckham, plaintiff, vs. Wilson
Sec. 2.—It shall lie unlawful for any
count of the boycott placed upon busi war was unavoidable by the Americans you want to see rottenness prolie into
River Boom Toll Road anil Improve person or persons to ride anv bicycle
poli
ivs
and
it
is
there
w
here
you
find
it
—
nessmen. Those who joined that order —that having been attacked there whs
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
ment Co., a corporation, et al. de upon anv street, alley, highway, or side
or fought against it have nothing to lie no alternative except ignominious re rotten to the core. We would suggest
fendants. Receivership. Continued. A. walk within said city after night without
D allas . O regon .
In this connection the report that the boodle politicians be character,
proud of, for they were onl\ following treat.
W Severance, attorney for plaintiff.
having attached to every such bicycle a
the whim of a woman so that capitalists sivs. “It is not to be conceived of that ized ns such, for it is a misnomer to call
W M Ladd. C. E. Ladd and John good lighted lantern or lamp.
¡{OBERT A. MILDER,
could dictate to laboringmen what they any American would have sanctioned them anything else than boodle leg pull
Wesley Ladd, plaintiffs, vs. William and
ers.
Strange,
hut
it
is
true,
quite
a
num
Sec. 3,-Any person or persons who
should pay for wages. If the American the «urrender of Manila to the insur
Jacobine Olsen, defendants. Suit to set shall violate any of the provisions of
ATTORNEY-AT LAW,
¡imple insist that Ik-wry shall In-the next gent«. Our obligatioua tu other nations l<r of citizens like their leg pulled about
aside deeds. Continued. C. 1 haver th.s ordinance shall lie deemed guiltv of
O regon C ity , O kbgon .
election
time.
and
to
the
friendly
Filipino«
and
to
president all the coiinivery ot Hanna
I attorney for plaintiffs, and J. J. Daly for a nnsdemeanor and ujion conviction
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I.mi'l Titles hik I Izinil Office Busi»****
will avail nothing, and especially when it ourselves and the flag demanded that
I defendants.
Specially.
thereof shall be punished by a fine of not
come to the admiral's acceptance, Mrs. force should I m » met with force What
The Filipinos display a lamentable
Martha J. Walling, formerly Martha less than 82.50. nor more than $5 00
Dewey will cut no small figure in who is ever the future of the Philippines may lack of knowledge of the conditions pre
J. Hull, plaintiff, vs. William Trevor.de- and in default of the payment of such
(JAMES
to l»c the next president of the United I m » there is no course open to us now vailing in ibis country when they issue
¡A. 'V. SEVKKANCB.
tendants. Suit to set aside deed Plain fine shall lie imprisoned in the city jail
States. Ik’wey, however, jiersists in except the prosecution of the war until an api»«»al to the colored soldiers in the
tiff to file reply. Continued Dalv & tor such a period of timeas will hqiiidnte \[cCAIN & SEVERANCE,
saving lie do not want to be president, the nuuigeuts are reduced to submis islands to come over and help them
Hayter anil N. L. Buller, attorneys for such tine at the rate of $2 per day
but that cuts no figure.
sion. ” rheir can la» no doubt that had The Spanish pretended to believe at l I h »
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
plaintiff; M J. Mnc.Mahon and C.
Sec. A.-Ordinnnce No. 80. entitled
force mg been me* with force ami Ma breaking out of their war that the
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Thayer, attorneys for defendant.
T illamook , O kkgo N.
An ordinance to regulate the use of
It is repeatedly asserted that England nila Imd tiern mu rendered <>r our armw south would rise up and Itelp them, but
R D. Peckham, plaintiff, vs. Charles L. ST,n Ti"amook
¡»hereby
re-
wiiit *o war with the Roer» IO gobble hail allow*d tin insurgents to Iw-icge they rose up in the same way the col Challerton. Olive Challerton. F. R. Beals.
0AVID WILEY, M.D.,
up the i icli gold mid diamond n ines of that city, the |n’opl»« who are now rivsl •»veil trooper* m Luzon will line
W hen A G. Beals and G. W Pettit, defendants
Fn"*'l
first
reading
Nov.
7th.
1899
vociferous
in
denouncing
the
courar
they rise it w ill t»e lime for the Filip»n<«
th»* Transvaal Thum» who make that
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON’ AND
Foreclosure. At issue Continuel). A at 7:4. „ clock p.m, read second time
assertion do not routine themselves that han l»een pur tied w ould i>e equally to move.
W Severance, attorney for plaintiff, G N<- .th, 1R99. at 7 55 ocl..kpm
ACCOUCHEUR.
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strictly to facts, for the conquest will zealous in condemning the administra-
O. Nolan for defendant.
Rufe, sus^nded and read third tin^ at
All
call
promptly mtemled to.
tn»n
as
¿i»wardh
and
lacking
rv«|iect
bung no money into the coffers of the
T hk anti-expansionists never knew
A. W Bill, plaintiff, vs. H. A. Wood "gt “
and fir, minutes. XovTh
T illamook . O regon -
E' glisli exchequer. Salisbury, in lus for Che honor of li e natnai and lb* flag. they were carrying such a load until after ford and W. G. Kelso, defendants. Fore
^.andpas^d by unanimous Tot<.
ap’-mh last week at the Madison house Eapet'ially would the popocrntic leaders lite elections were made known. We pre
closure. Reply to be filed m sixty days Conned.
W „ Clm:i,|lKor^0fl C. E. HAWKE, M.D.,
in London repudiated the oft repented have made retreat or surnmler a prom dict the "anti»” will now want to drop Continaed. Stott. Boise A Stout, at
Approved Nov. 14th. I899.
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• mm rtion tl»at England had gone to war inent featuie in lheirapp**al for vote«.1 the a uti-ex | win si on bugaboo as though torueys for plaintiff ; B L. Eddy for de-
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON’.
B
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u
Mayor.
fur greedy purpose«. He give« the re«| proc lai tiling it as a «hag race and hu- ‘ they had a tire brand in their hands.
' 1 fendant.
TILLAMOOK. OREGON
Office; Over Todd's Store.
Official Paper, Tillamook City and County
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