Tillamook headlight., August 23, 1900, Image 4

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. AUGUST 23, 1900.
are
COHN
&
CO
They are Marking the 65 TONS OF MERCHANDISE
received on the last two boats.
We have by far the largest and finest stocks of goods ever imported into the ( ountv
Watch our advertisement for bargains We are too busy this week to quote them.
COHN & CO
LEADING MERCHANTS
Political Drift.
Bert Biggs and Miss Carrie Hauxhurst
in until they have got a sufficient amount
BOULDER CREEK.
made a trip to the Hub Saturday.
ol premiums in their pockets to pay their
POINTS FOR A TOURIST.
The ancients are flocking together. A
Mr. Patrick, of Sa'em, has been visit­
While Defending Home Merchants boards and livery rigs, and enrich them­
Mrs. Mary L. Day and daughter are woman hermit in New York, 75 years
selves as fast as possible, leaving to their ing his son Wm. the past week.
Puts in a Word for Old Line
visiting with relatives at Baenvgat.
old announces she will stump the state
insured a number of very handsome i Mr. C. A. Smith and family returned
Companies.
Captain Hunt and G. W. Bovington for Stevenson.
:
from
Netarts
last
Tuesday.
■ lithographed policies, when your wife
were seen on our streets Sunday.
The loyalty of the Louisville Courier-
Miss Linnie Nicklans is working foi
[ to EDITOR OF TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT.] j and children go around to collect the
Journal to the fusion ticket is beyond
Jenkins is infamously belied- by his
Allow me to comment through your amount of the policy and no cash back Mrs. Jensen.
I countenance—a simple, frank and so­
suspicion.
It
is
calling
its
former
part
­
BEAVER.
columns upon certain pertinent and of them. As I have said, however, the | Mrs. Florence Getchell and her sons,
ners, the gold democrats, some pretty ber physiognomy that indorses all he
timely comments which you have made country people cannot be too highly com- , Virgil and Hume visited last week at the
Jos. Bixby and family, also Mrs. Bix­
says with unworried blandness, lit
I hard names.
as to Tillamook County being periodi ' mended for all efforts to protect its own I home of Mrs. Grace Chopard.
by’s parents are taking vacation at
Webster Davis is a tractable convert. tells how he met an English tourist on
cally assailed by a class of agents of one people. They themselves are intelligent | Among those entertained at the Bay’s Ocean Bark at present.
board a steamboat in the Niagara riv­
enough to discriminate, particularly home last week were the following per- | Win. Hiatts, who went to Monmouth He contented himself with the fourth in- er, below the falls. The English tour­
kind and another.
I
stead
of
the
first
place
in
the
Indiana-
ist, like all of his kind, was anxious tc
No one who has long lived here but has after a warning is given, between a ' sons : Mr. and Mrs. Quick and family, of J some two weeks ago to see his daughter,
made a like observation. I apprehend, ' mounteback and a respectable business j Tillamook; Mr. Browning, of Blaine; 1 who was very sick, still remain. It is I apolis procession. But Web did not have ask questions. He fixed on Jenkins at
1 his talking hat along.
a likely source of information, says the
however, that the same things could be man. There is no question but what Mr. Grant Bailey, of Tillamook ; Mrs. A. I feared she is very sick or dead.
I Political figure sharps are putting out New York Commercial Advertiser.
1 home merchants, home industries, home J. Getchell and sons, of Hebo; Mrs. H.
said of every prosjjerous community.
“it’s a fine river,” he said.
Canvassers, worthy or unworthy, are trade, our own professional men, who A. Chopard and Miss Edna Getchell, of I Presiding Elder Bell, Rev. Harter, of some interesting statistics. One of the
“One of the finest in the world,” Jen«
Wheatland, and Prof. Bonebrake, passed I number estimates that the presidential
not likely to be found very plentiful in , we know and love, and who know and Boulder; and Miss Lizzie Lucas, of
kins answered.
in
route
for
Tillamook
last
week,
all
of
election
will
cost
$25,000,000,
or
about
the bad lands of Dakota or the lava beds , help us in the time of our sickness and Brown’s.
“Could you tell me how deep the wa­
whom are expected at Beaver, Thursday, $1.75 for every vote cast.
distress, should always receive our pat­
of Klamath.
ter is here?”
Miss Bessie Bays has been staying to remain over sabbath and hold quar­
A stream well stocked with fish at- 1 ronage to the exclusion of these stran­
Mr. Odell puts himself out of the race
“About 290 feet just here,” Jenkins
with P. R. Coulson, for a few days.
terly meeting at this place.
gers.
tracts the cormorants.
for the republican nomination for gov­ replied, without hesitation. “It’sdeep­
Work
is
being
pushed
forward
on
the
J.
R.
Finley
and
wife
just
returned
from
There is no other course that will build
It is the function of a good country
ernor of New York. Andred D. White» er higher up.”
Thu tourist made a mental note of it,
newspaper to expose any mountebank up and maintain a community. When I residence of Mr. George Lucas, and when Portland, alter paying a visit to their American minister to Berlin, is now con­
or sharper in whatever guise he presents the fire burned up the Trask River settle completed it will be an ornament to the daughter, Mrs. Finley for some 10 days. sidered the coining man for the nomina­ and, Jenkins hoped the boat had not
community.
scraped the bottom as she left the
They report a very enjoyable time.
himself, and being put upon guard will ment it was’11* Montgomery & Ward,
tion.
wharf.
Mrs. Edith Bixby came up from Beaver
nor Marshall, Fieri & Co , who went up
do none of us any harm.
News have just reached here that the
Congressman Grosvenor having cast
“The current must be very strong.”
Honest to each other we oCcen forget in an express wagon with relief—t’was last week for a few days visit at the six men who recently were looking at the latest political horoscope, a fusion
“Not on the surface,” Jenkins re­
home
of
her
brother,
Mr.
Wm.
Patrick.
only
our
own
merchants.
that there are dishonest men who re­
lands situated between W. T. West and prophecy from Chairman Jones is past plied, brazenly, “but the undercurrent
Several
people
from
Boulder
attended
C laude T hayer .
semble in their methods those maraud- i
Sand Lake have each of them filed on due. Political astrology enables the makes 20 miles an hour.”
the basket dinner at Coulsonburg last them, and in the near future will be in to parching multitude to forget their trou­
ing gulls that wait till a poor hard
“Well, well! Good fish;ng. I sup­
Sunday.
Dividitida in Life Insurance.
working de\il of a pelican emerges with
build temporary houses.
pose ?”
bles.
a fish and gobble it up before lie has '
W’e are living in a cloud of smoke now
“Not very good. The current, you
A party representing four families last
Senator Lindsay, of Kentucky, is now
Many are under the impression that it a days. Slashing is burning in all direc
time to wipe the water out of his eyes.
week were examining school lands west a man without a party. “My party has see, prevents the fish from coming up.
Yet there are sach galls, handreds of
f-’J » liteinsarance company tions.
of W. A. Saling's. It begins to look now made no nominations this year,” he A few crabs and limpets crawl along
them, pestiferous, active, slick birds who I to pay profits more than 2 percent or 3 . Sam Lucas is hauling lumber for Gus as though the prophicy of Mr. Mills a says, “and I have no stumping to do.” ! the bottom.”
“Well, well!” He looked at the water
never caught a fish for themselves, nor I per cent and do not realize that there Chopard’s new house.
few years ago that inside of a few years The senator proposes to devote his time '
with a new appreciation. “Have a ci­
did a day’s work in their life, unless it arc several sources of profit in a well ! Mr. and Mrs. Bays are talking of all or nearly all of the mountains within and talents to the affairs of Lindsav.
gar?” he said.
was with a twenty five hundred indi­ managed old line mutual company be- | going to the valley for a visit in the near a radious of six miles of Beaver would be
Republican Senator Wellington, of I Jenkins took one as if he deserved it.
sides
the
interest
on
money.
cated horse-power jaw.
made into homes, &c., is rapidly being , Maryland, has jumped into the demo.
“I’m a stranger to this country,” the
Policy No. 22,923, for $1000, in the future.
A newspaper cannot be too vigilant
fulfilled.
I cratic band wagon. President McKin-1 tourist explained.
The
army
worm
has
moved
on,
after
nor too severe in its strictures upon all Mutual Life Insurance Company, of New
"Oh, indeed!” said Jenkins. “You
N. Coulson and wife, are at Bay City, ' ley’s refusal to put all of Wellington’s!
York, taken November 19, 1859— doing a great deal of damage. May its
frauds and fakirs.
attending camp meeting.
! political friends into office is the immedi­ speak our language very well.”
death
be
peaceful,
and
its
resurrection
straight
life
plan
—
has
had
additions
"Yu-es,” the other replied, doubtful­
Our highly respected neighbor, Mr.
never.
Mrs. Albert Getchel, with four of her ate cause of the senator’s bilious condi. ! ly, “1 appreciate your courtesy, you
Jos. Donaldson, paid I remember for a ■ credited amounting to $1085, making
tion.
know.”
John and Manuel Borba are attending! children,passed through a few days since.
long time an assessment to a “ George total now in force $2085. This policy is
Jenkins nodded- over his cigar.
Washington,” something company, with held by William Wadhams, wholesale school at Wolf Creek, since the close ofj Rev. A. M Ginn and family, are now I The democratic machine in Berks
moving to Beaver; his wife is to teach 1 county, Pennsylvania, knows a good! “Suppose the boats do not run here
the belief that his wife and little ones grocers, of Portland, Or., wno has paid the school at Brown’s.
thing and how to work it. Democratic in the winter,” the stranger went on
would get a thousand dollars when he 40 annual premiums of $21 70 each—to­
Mrs. Hardin and Mrs. Holman ex­ our fall term of school.
tal
payments,
$868.
candidates
are required to put up 2Vi anew. "The river freezes over?”
died. It is not possible to collect a cent
pect to leave soon for their respective
Count v Assessor Stephens passed,
“Well, no,” said Jenkins, “the water
The
earnings
of
a
10-payment
contract
per
cent
of
the salary of their offices,
upon the steel plated parchment that |
homes, the former goes to New Castle, going south, performing the duties of his
gets so heated at the falls it never
arc
shown
by
policy
No.
82,298,
in
the
either in cash or negotiable notes. freezes over.”
bore the likeness of the good old father of
Indiana, the latter to Portland.
office.
Shade of Sam Randall, how the mighty
our country as a garantec of fair deal­ same company, April 24, 1868, held by
The tourist looked another look at
Mrs. Chopard and her sister made a
Our industrious County Commissioner
i Joshua W French, banker, The Dalles,
have fallen !
his informant.
ing.
trip to Joe town last Saturday.
Charles Rav passed Sunday for Tilla­
Or.
;
amount,
$5000;
premium.
$28120
“The friction there is very great,”
The difficulty lies in the way of collect­
It is generally’ supposed by those not
Geo. Smith took Miss Nash to the mook with a four horse load of cheese.
ing this thousand dollars, that there is for ten years—totaJ payments, $2812, valley after the close
f..miliar with the nomenclature of states­ Jenkins hastened to explain. "You
of
her
school.
We
|
Mrs.
S.
J.
Eddie
is
expected
soon
to
re-
may have read how a professor at
no reserve funds which the Headlight Dividends have been added in 31 years, were afraid he would
never return, but turn to her home at Beaver. She reports i men in West Virginia that the full name | Harvard made water boil by stirring it
. amounting to $3279. Value of policy as
speaks of, back of the policy.
ol
United
States
Senator
N.
B.
Scott
is
'
he did.
! that she can no longer be satisfied in !
vigorously. It is like that at the falls.”
It don’t make much difference to a a claim would be, $8279.
Napoleon Bonaparte. It isn’t. His 1
Our road boss is all right. It does a Portland as a home—Tillamook water name is Nathan Bay Scott and like his ! “1 think I see that. Very curious.
!
Since
these
policies
were
taken
there
business man, like Dave Thompson or
Well, well.”
person good to go over the road and see ' climate, etc., has captured her.
collègue. Senator Elkins, he is a native I They had already passed out of the
C. H. Lewis, how that reserve fund have been numerous improvements in in­
the
many
much
needed
improvements
he
surance
contracts,
and
most
old-line
of Ohio.
comes, whether through lapses or legiti­
river into the lake. The stranger found
NETARTS.
mate invest ment, whether from “suckers” ' companies now offer policies with var- has made, and the altered condition of
a new wonder. A storm blowing
This
year
’
s
election
in
Idaho
will
lie
of
i ions attractive options of settlement at i the road generally.
or “solons.”
on shore, during the previous night,
John Mann and family, of Tillamook, more than usual importance. In addi­
20
years
from
date
of
issue.
had stirred up the muddy bottom at
He ascertains that it is there and he
came over Saturday and are camping on tion to presidential electors a governor the river mouth and discolored the
W. H. Feagan, special agent for the I
NEHALEM.
knows he is sure of his one, two or
and state officers are to be voted for and shoal walers. A line of froth marked
the
beach.
twenty, or even one hundred thousand Mutual Life of New York, is in Tillamook
Mr. C. Himpel has rented his newly
Jeff Wallace,
j».,»
»«ciiKiw, vi
of axcsluwu
Nestucca, , was at
at .\e-
Ne-1 I a 1 legislature chosen which will re-elect or the boundary of these yellow shallows
dollar policy. Take the N. Y. Life for1 now and has figures for the latest and
7 " sutcessor to
Shoa, p, re­ and the deeper waters further out were
acquired property (the old Ally place) to tarts the last of the week having cattle
best
plan.
instance, or the Mutual. The latter com­
•
'
nuhlienti wlieveo
_____ v
Mr. Van-Valkinburg of Clatskamie, Col-1
The
I he Netarts saw mill has been running publican, whose term expires on March distinctly blue beside them.
WILLIAM S. POND.
pany has been in business since 1843.
.v past lew days.
4’ 19014 and wbo’ in addition to being tourist remarked the difference to
uinbia Co.
j the
State
Manager.
It is a pretty sure sign that it has
Mr. Bvbee and family left for their ' ,the on,v reP«blican senator from Idaho, Jenkins.
Oregonian Building, Portland, Oregon.
The cannery is expected to start up
come to stay, and is a legitimate enter
Jenkins assumed his blandest air.
is the committeeman from that state on
home
in Sheridan last Friday.
on Tuesday all being in readiness, and
prise. The desire to insure ones life is
"les,” he explained,"that is the bound­
the
republican
national
committee.
| Quite a lot of people from Tillamook
At Georgetown, Kv., the verdict of the quite a few fish in the river.
ary between the American and Cana­
probably t he most unselfish business pro­
dian waters.”
The Harrison took six thousand box are enjoying the sea breeze at Netarts
position that people consider, because it jury in the case of ex Secretary of State
this week.
Bl MMONM.
The tourist gaped at it a moment.
is founded upon the love of a father for Caleb Powers, charged with being an shooks from Krebs mill to Tiliamook
|
Dr. Brooks and family came over from In the Circuit Court of the state of Ore™. f„. "Excuse me a moment,” he said, rising
last
week,
accessory
before
the
fact
to
the
murder
his wife and children, and the desire on
with an eye still on the line of the
l'illaniook County.
their place on Beaver Creek and spent
his part to do something for them that of Wiliam Goebel, was- “ We find the
George E Withington,
Merchant Fearnside is outside laying
froth. "I left iny camera downstairs in
Sunday on the beach.
plaintiff,
will protect them when his sheltering defendant guilty and fix his punishment in a stock of goods.
ve.
the luggage room.”
Dr. McKav left for his home in Port­
A. I’ Wilson and Susie A. Wilson
arm has l>een removed by the inexorable at confinement in the penitentiary for the
R. Caruthers and Sam Lundburg took
lie hurried down the after compan­
defendants.
land
Monday
morning,
after
enjoying
rest
of
his
natural
lite.
”
law of nature. It seems ail absurdity
r. i \ P 'Vi,*on i”"i Susie A. Wilson, the de­ ion way. Jenkins did not wait for his
out forty head of cattle on Monday, via
himself
for
two
weeks
on
the
beach.
fendants above named
°
return.
that anyone who so far loves his people |
the Bechanan tiail.
in the name of the stats of Oregon. Von are
B. F. Jones and Mr. Churchill, of Port­ h.-reb,
requi'e,! to appear and ansner the <’o“n
as to spend his money for protection of
The book agent, and spectacle fiend land, came in on Sunday. They will plam. filed against yon in the above-entitlXl
r^le Enjcllgh Coaatffuard.
this kind, should ever risk it with one of I
suit on or beiore the |„t ,|.y ,,f t(,e time ore
has struck Nehalem.
I’ irst and foremost, a coastguardman.
aeribed in the order for the publication™ » thl.
spend a week on the beach.
your take concerns that spring up like
is
a
man-of-war
’s-man. He belongs to
to-w.t on or before Thursday Ocio"
There is a bear on the South Fork with
Grant Hughes, of Forest Grove, is aummo,,..
b.n «th, 1900. and ,f v,,u fai| ,o
y. ; c o
mushrooms, live an hour, and are van.
a particular ship of war, on board
amwrr
fi.r
uam
a
fancy
taste
for
pork.
It
took
a
fat
HEADLIGHT
spending a few days on the beach.
islied just when we need them.
which he is liable at any moment to be
said court for the relief (Ionian.led in the
hog of H. Tubessings a short time ago,
P. W Todd and family, of Tiliamook. plaint herein. The relief demanded Is
called upon to report himnelf.
lie
As I understand this insurance busi­
lor,h 'bJ i,.t„r«h:
and on Sunday last took two pigs of are camping on the beach.
and
I your claim to the real property referred tain knows his plaee and hisdutieson l>oard
ness, there tire two classes outside of
the complaint he en, «acl real properiv be°nj that vessel; and he and his personal
F. Zaddack an 1 badly chewed up the
fraternal associations. One class, called
,b r”
< 'mnty. Oregon, and de,
old sow.
belongtngs are in a perpetual state of
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
the old line companies, have for many WEEKLY OREGONIAN
Land Office at Oiegon City, Ore.,
readiness for active service on her
County
Commissioner
Parish
was
August is, tqoo '
years made and reduced the business tv
Notice is hereby given tlmt the following-
1 1 < ks. in her stokehold, or otherwhere,
down the river Tuesday looking after nanird
an exact science, that is, they know pre
settler has filed notice of his i it. ntion Ot acct ion eleven, all jn townsbin
?t"h , J as the ease may be. We learn that he
One Year for $2.25 the needs of Nehaletnites in the wa v of to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
ciscly what their average expenses must
that said inoof will be made before the ( ountv
must have served for at least ten years
roads. He has had the road between Clerk f Tillamook < <>.. at Tillamook. Orrg m al-we.e’nt’iilvd
be; they know what their average losses 1 TWO LIVE PAPERS
h'v’ iid de1?,,'.’'t*^ in the Ko.val navy , afloat, before joining
on September ¿8.
viz
North and South fork opened, the first
are likely to be. they know the income
I I MEH HALL.
“'’bulsed that you. the .."i d- e
e coastguard; and that he is kept in
H F No 1o31S. for the Nw
o' Sw Land Sw u danl«, have no estate tide or iu'erest wh.i .
time in the past four years.
tom ! «¡tii the latest nautical practice
that will be derived from investment of
of N w
eve. 53. Tp. 1 S. K. 10 W.
4 in or to amf described real prune, i
.
■■art
di.-
eot.
and
rhai
Yh-
’
m®.
s'
He
names
the
following
witnesses
to
prove
.'t ar.y periods of training on board
their funds, and based upon these cold
his continuous residence upon and cultivation thereto ia good and valid : that' vou an/ell-'i
an ironclad.—C hambers’Journal.
BARNEGAT.
Of said land, vi’
you ne for ever barred iron,Ym.y n„.’|,,nil‘
business calculations, and upon carefully
NOT ALL FAKIRS.
prepared mortality tables, they fix their
rate of insurance at a sum which will
co.iqiensatc the company, for the risk
included, and will render the insured ab­
solutely safe. This cure upon their part
is still further re in forced by losses which
require these (»Id fine companies to pro­
tect their insured. The oth.’r classes of
companies are founded proliably by two
or three ingenious scamps who are able
to raise money enough to lithograph
policies and hire rigs, and roj»c somebody
The regular subscription price of
Till- HEADLIGHT is$1.50, and
the regular subscription price of
the Weekly Oregonian is $1.50.
Any one subscribing for THE
HEADLIGHT and paying one
yca'v in advance can get both for
$2.25.
Quite a number of pleasure seekers are
visiting the beach at Barnegat the last
tew days.
Mrs. Alvin Johnson was taken quite
sick last Monday and was taken to
Tiliamook City Tuesday for medical
treatment.
The Johnson bo vs took another large
raft of logs to the mill last week.
Al Biggs visited with his brother at
Barnegat last week.
Axel Nelson, of Tillamook. Or.: John Hodg-
don and Joeeph Kodad. of Netarts, Or.. John
Heagney, of Tillamook, Or.
(.' has . B. M oorfs . Register.
A Japan..« »««tie Expedition.“
,m™^.''he,r"?,r',•,
for ‘'i.eo.t.ind dilbn^
' ountv Judge ,,f t " ll,Xk c „.w"'«"*'
made and dated Auen.i -..a . *5'
N otice is H eresy G iven -That the nuder- prewril^d i„ ,h. ..Her for" mibl^.'J;’bL'““'
aitine«!. administrator of the Estate of Fri • once a week for sis succe.slvi weS.
Feter«ot». deceased, ha* Hied in the County
Court of the state of Oregon, for Tt!.>«ni<»ok
comity, hi* final Recount a« mi ch admlnhtrator
and that ru<*«day the sixth day of November Svpt-mber IS, r»ll> s. ir em’
,
S' l’"“ ;
1900, at the hour of to o’clock a in han been
fixed by »aid court m the time for hearing of ob­
jection« to
account, and the settlement t C-l",ido,•;21,T¿,¿, bObbcatfon, b'emr™,
thereof.
FRANK EK ROTH.
Administrator of the Estate of
MILTOX W SMITH Ik B I. FDPV
Eric Peterson, deceased
Attorney, for Plaintiff.
Scientific American gay. Japan
tion
?.Men<i out an arctic expedi-
men't i". "
of ,lle'l''pane8e govern-
th >
"■"'if J'’ deT*lop in that nation
«hich K °f
"»<! discovery
o on?; rrn'lerP'1
race
»o powerful.—Chicago Tribune.
Prohibition, of Circolare.’
nrohilT "5,,innn<*
Philadelphia
-rl nî
i Pl,Cln,r of l°o“ cir<'"-
i "
in '«‘'bules, o"
d^knoT’ Â"‘ porche’. or around
rhnob».—(.hicago Inter Ocean.