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THE TILLAMOOÄ HEADLIGHT. NOVEMBER 15, 1900-
OUR LARGE ASSORTMENT OE
BOOTS.
RUBBER COATS.
We carry by far the largest and most complete stock of Rubber
Boots, Rubber Coats and Rubber Goods of every description
kept in this city, but we are not over stocked, and our prices
are lower than others for the same class of goods.
We carry only the standard makes. No cheap brands such as are
usually kept in small stores. We guarantee every garment
sold or money back.
in small quantities through the wholesale store that we art the tat ers.
CAPES & JACKETS.
We have a few Capes and Jackets left, which we are selling as bargains.
one.
They are the very latest patterns.
MACINTOSHES.
SLICKERS.
COZ-ÍINT
CLOTHING. BOOTS, SHOES, HATS
and UNDERWEAR is unequalled.
Call early if jou
you want
Our Two Dollar Stiff Hat is the latest and best thing made.
The Bailey Ribbed back Rubbers are the best rubbers made. We sell them.
We are the leaders in every line we carry, especially Groceries, the largest stock in 1 illamook.
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Tlie Leading Tillamook Merchants
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J. D. EDWARDS.
W. V. MORGAN
I
sue
authc
rit
es,
was,
in
round
figures
sales to the county 1,688 57
30 0
William Batterson, ditto.............
Commissioners’ Proceedings.
$7,000,000.000. It was $16,000,000,000
F. L. Sappington, painting court
Below will be found the remainder of
Total .................................... $8,171 85 in I860, $30,000,000,000 in 1870, $43.-!
house .............................................. 53 00
the proceedings of the board of commis­ Jessie Pierce, ditto.......................... 13 50
The court approved the returns and j oOO.OOO.OOO in 1880, and $65.000,000,000 I
Are prepared to do all kinds of
sioners, which was held last week :
John Gerritse...................................
3 00 ordered that the foluwing amounts be in 1800. The figures for 1900 will pro- I
In re taxes of J. VV. Dastinas for the G. VV. Sappington, salary as
bably not be computed for several ’
credited on the accounts of the sheriff :
year 1898, it was ordered that tfpon the
By amount collected in cash. $4,125 79 months vet, but the indications are that 1
judge and supt. of saw mill..... 166
payment of $42.70 that a certificate of L. Parrish, salary and mileage
,,
road credits............
40 66 they will pass the $90,000,000,000 mark.
redemption be issued.
,,
sales to the county 2,314 83 j In the 100 years in which the population
as commissioner.......................... 1« oo
I a the matter of the petition of II. M. | Chas. Ray, ditto.............................. 25 Oo
of the country has .been multiplied four-
Total...................................... $6.483 28 . teen times its wealth has been increased
Farmer for a county road, it was con- Tillamook Water Co......................
2 00
And that the sheriff be charged with the i more than uinety times. At the present
tinned.
J. M. Morgan, bridge work........
5 60
amount still delinquent, $1,866 57.
In the matter of the petition of Mary James Morgan, ditto....................
I moment the wealth of the United States
4 35
The cost bill in the case of State vs. F. I undoubtedly exceeds that of the United
F. Drew for a rebate on taxes, this was A. Yager, ditto................................
4 35
Ashman was rejected.
ordered continued.
First Class Uloi'k Guaranteed
' Kingdom and France in combination,
C. B. Wiley, ditto...........................
1 25
The claim of Jos. Bixby for work in R. I and these two countries are the secondJ
The petition of Geo. II. WHliams for a
S tate vs. A. P ye .
Reasonable Charges.
D. No. 14 was continued.
rebate on taxes was rejected.
' and third, respectively, in this particu­
Sam Downs, justice........................
7 80
The petition of Nellie Baird for cancel­ lar on the roll of the world’s nations.
The claims for work in road district A. A. Ford, constable....................
1 50
Shop in Hiner’s old Stand, TILiUAJVIOOK CITY
lation of the sale of the E1*» of Sw 14
No. 4 was continued.
Genetta Freeman, witness..........
1 80
and VV % of Se 14 of see. 14, tp. 5 S, R.
R oai > D istrict N o . 9.
George Bullum, witness ..............
1 70
10 VV, for 1894, was ordered cancelled. The Country’s Political Balance.
Jerry Murphy.................... ................ $54
S tate vs. S. E. B aker .
The petition of Edward Morin for
Marion Chance ............... ............... 33
8 75
Sam Downs, justice.......................
cancellation of sale of the tract beg. at
The United Kingdom and the ¡¡United
Dave Cuttis....................... ............... 23
A. A. Ford, constable...................
5 60
OF SAN FRANCISCO, DEALERS IN
6
2 30 14 sec., cor. bet. secs. 7 and 8, th. W 80 States have just been passing through
lames Murphy.................. ...............
Genetta Freeman, witness..........
2
2 30 R, th. S. 13-23 rods, th. E 80 R, th. N 13 ' the excitement of a great canvass sim­
M. Haneukrat...................
G. L. Baker, witness......................
2-3 to rods to beg , was ordered can­ ultaneously and through the one in the
2
AL Reading.......................
Jilin Whalen, witness.....................
2 30
celled.
■ British Islands lasted only about a third
C. WcIL ............................ ...............
5
Albert Pye, witness...................... .
1 70
The petition of C. Desmond for a re­ as long as has that in this country, there
2
B. Berns .............................
J. E. Tuttle, coroner’s fees in re
bate on taxes was allowed.
’ was much more disorder and business
A. Christensen.................. ............... 10
death of B. F. Buffum ..............
6 40
The claims for scalp bounty were ap- ! disturbance there than there has been
S. A Loomis ................... ...............
3
2 00
C. B. Hadley, services, ditto......
proved as follows;
2
here. The campaign in this country, in
D. Fitzpatrick .................
Jos. Bixby, work............................. 21 2*
L. L. Smith, wild cat. . .
8 OO fact, has been notably free from turmoil
E. A. Fitzpatrick.........................
Jos. Bixby, work ............................ 17 60
4 00 of any sort. The meetings of the two
Frank Kuinm, wild cat .
Ike Wells ........................................
1
R oad D istrict No. 14.
W.J. Smith, wild cat . .
16 00 most prominent aspirants who have been
Joseph Fitzpatrick.......................
N. P. Hanson ..............................
AGENTS STEAMERS W. H. KRUGER AND TILLAMOOK.
VV. J. Himes, wild cat. . ..
10 00 on the stump, Messrs. Bryau and Roose­
K. Schlnppi.................................... .
A. Anderson ....................................
2 00
C.
F.
Keller,
wild
cat
...
I). Quick.............................. ............
velt, have been interrupted in a few
VV. A. Saling....................................
2 00
M. A. Cady, panther ....
J. Simmons....................................
cases, and some semblance of attempts
S. B. Hill .............................. ...........
U. Znrfhih........................................ ,
' at violence have been retorted to in three
Thomas Kellow..............................
America’s Place Among Nations. or four instances, bu as each of these
K. Bossctte................... ................
E. E. Cross ....................................
' campaigners has traveled through
E. Bergstrom.................................
Fred Mills........................................
1 In I860 the United Kingdom of Great
James Simmons.............................
twenty-five or thirty states since the can­
Thomas Kellow..............................
Britain and Ireland had 17,000,000 in­
J. Jordi ............................................
vass began, have made more than 600
John Saling ....................................
habitants.
France in that year had
J. F. Martin....................................
speeches
and have encountered all sorts
James Sherwood............................
27,000,000; Russia, 35,000,000; the ter-
R. Haneukrat ................................
and conditions of men, the comparative '
Charles Saling ..............................
ritory comprised in the present empire of
C. Haneukrat.................................
absence of lawlessness of any kind has
G. E. Tucker...................................
Austria-Hungary, 20.000,00•); Spain, 11,-
N. Hurras .......................................
been creditable to the self-restraint and
George Kellow................................
000,000; the states composing the Ger­
L. Brockner.....................................
love of fair play of the American people. Agents for Kopp's Brewery, the Brewer of the Finest Beer in I he Northwest,
Louis Fletcher................................
man
Empire
of
today,
in
the
neighbor
­
Strangers can find here a place to write, attend to correspondence, privately
O. VV. Owens...................................
Foreigners have frequently commented
N F. Fletcher..................................
hood of 15,000,000; the territory in the
confer upon business or social matters and generally feel at home.
Hanson Webber..............................
upon
the
love
of
order
which
has
been
a
I II XI.il <n< x ..............................
Italy of the present, approximately 12,-
John Webber....................................
characteristic
of
the
people
of
this
coun
­
Frank Owens..................................
000,000; the Turkey of today about 10,-
IL Rogers.........................................
IL II. Miller....................................
7
000,000. The populatoin of the United try from the outset. Burke told Parlia­
M. J. Berns..................................... .
W. M. Glick.............................. ..
5
States in 1800 was 5,308,483, or, ment a century ago that more copies of
— McCormick ..............................
J. V. Alderman ..............................
7
in round figures, 5,000,000. In 1900 Blackstone were in Massachusetts and
II Hill
.........................
Frank Wilehart..............................
1
Russia has 120,000,000 inhabitants; the rest of New England than were in
W < Mtcn .............................
R. Allen ..........................................
4
the United Kingdom has 40,000,000; old England, and that the proportion of
A. Smith .................................... .
PROPRIETORS OF
A. Compton....................................
4
France, 38,000,000; Austria-Hungary persons familiar with his works and
J. B. Dclsman ...............................
Frank Butts....................................
2
42,0)0,000; Germany, 53,000,000; Italy, those of the rest of the great legal wri­
Ralph Moore.. ................................ .
Edmunds & Co., keg nails..........
4
29,000,000; Spain, 18,000,000; Turkey, ters in the English language was much
John Sheets............................. ........
3
2 x0 )0,OJO. The figures for 1900 for all greater in the thirteen colonies than it
W
ork at S aw M ill .
H. Lederer .......................................
1
DEALERS IN
these countries are estimates based on was in the British Islands. The Ameri­
J.
C.
Foster
........................
69
R oad D istrict No. 10.
Ed.
Kinnaman
....................
the
rate of increase in the past twenty cans provided a basis of law for their
14
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A. Bcnschcidt.................................... 27
or thirty years. The population of the political conduct at the outset of their
Alva Finlev...................... ............ 40
Joseph Kutcher.............................. . 17
career. The great charter framed in the
United States in 1900 is 76,000,000.
G.
W.
Sappington
............
64
Shop next door to Larsen’s Hotel, Tillamook
............
John Matejeck.................................. 16
Philadelphia convention of 1787 was the
John
Fleck
..........
..............
Here
are
the
changes
which
a
century
............
56
James Morgan ............................... , 10
has made in the relative standing of the first written constitution which pro­
H. Peters............................ . . ........... 14
VV. A. High .....................................
8
principle European countries and the vided r complete rule of political proce­
■Mav Sappington .............. ............ 58
J. Nicht ns...........................................
6
United States. One hundred years ago dure for a great people. They refused to
Peter
Norberg
....................
........
43
Fred Tomlinson.............................
3
J. F. Jackson ................ . ... ..........
the United States was lower in the scale accept an unwritten constitution like
6
Chas. Lee..........................................
3
than any of the nations here named. It that of Great Britain, in which Congress
Adolph Tinnerstet............ ............ 123
Ben O'Hara......................................
1
2
had
less than a third as many inhabi­ could have a free hand in the govern­
Frank
Lusk
..............
Elmer Hall ....................................... 23
John
Riggs
..........................
tants
as Great Britain and Ireland; half ment of the country, without restraint
..........
23
Joseph Kutcher................................. 20
as many as Spain; less than a fifth as from any fundamental law adopted by
I. W. Hiner.......................... .......... 14
Marion Hodgdon............................ 23
L Hiner ............................ .......... 33
many as France, and but little more than the people. The Swiss writer, Delolme.
George Hodgdon............................ 12
2
a seventh as many as Russia. The only said the British Parliament could do
R.
L.
Huston
......................
VV A. High........................................
7
nation ofall those which have been nam­ anything except change a man into a Stage leaves Tillamook daily except Sunday
David Coulson.................... ..........
8
2
Chas. Desmond................................
ed which leads the United States today woman or a woman into a man. Amer­
Joseph Hol let t .. . .
7
(». Al. Watkins................................. 10
Stage leaves N. Yamhill daily exeept monday,
in population is Russia. Benjamin Frank­ ica’s Parliament, as a consequence of the
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VV.
Sappington
....
18
Chas. Lee.......................................... 32
country’s organic law, does not make
lin,
while
still
a
loyal
British
Tickets must br secured the day previous from the Agents at
I
VV.
L.
VV
ist
..............
18
subject,
0 W . I ’In ||.8
6
surprised the gentlemen at the head of any such close approach to omnipo-
I Henry Sampson .. .
6
North Yamhill and Tillamook.
J. S. Elliott, gravel......................... 25 15
I George III.’s government bv allowing tence.
o 50 Stephen Hill, 14 yards gravel .
Ben Turner ......................................
4
them that the thirteen colonies were at
On the start in their career as a nation
Jacob Blum....... ...............................
1 75 L. Parrish, work ........................
1
that moment doubting their population therefore, the American people showed a
Chas. Keller..................................... .
7 25 E. Bergstrom, work.....................
2
every quarter of a centurv. That rate of conservatism which has characterized
John Webber. 41 yards gravel ... i 19 30
increase continued for many years after their political and social demeanor ever
The petition of C. R. Ostrander for a the colonies gained their freedom, which since. America’s political campaigns are
VV m. Scott, salary as supervisor
R D. No. 16.................................. ’»■ 00 rebate on taxes was rejected.
is much more of a frat than making that always long, and most of them are ex­
The claim of M. B. Petteys was con­ rate of gain when a country is small. It citing. but good humor in commonly
Geo. VV. Phelps, salary as super­
J. P. ALLEN,
tinued.
visor R. D. No. 10....................... 56 00
is now doubling every thirty years, the preserved throughout all of them. Poli-
Proprietor
In the matter of the jietition of A. population in 1870 having been a little tical orators and writers on all sides are
John Sheets, salary as siqxr-
visor R. D. No 9......................... 20 00 Bcnschcidt for a county road, Peter ■ over 38,090,000. In another very im* given a fair hearing. Evervcanse, however
Lathi and James F. Tomlinson filed portant particular, however, the gain of radical it may appear to the majority of Fivst class accommodation
Peter Heisel, salary as stqter-
second class rate.
visor R. D. No. 7 ........................ L’8 00 claims for damages. H. F. Goodspeed, j the United States has been far more ra the people, has a chance to assert itself
Frank Wheeler and Henry Rogers were I pid than it has been in population.
George W. Bod vielt, salary as
through the press and on the stump, and
su|>ervisor R. D. No. 14............ IS <H> appointed viewers and appraisers to
It is but little over a quar.cr of a cen­ make its appeal for popular support. BEST MEALS IN TUP
Claude Thayer, lumber................. 42 56 meet Saturday, the 17th day of Novem­ tury since Mulhall, the British statisti­ In almost all national canvasses in this
CITY.
J. A. Taft Co., lumber .................. 45 32 ber.
cian, told England that the United States courttry the thoughts of the people are ,
Tillamook, Ore
V iewing A. B rnschbidt R oad .
M. A. I'oland, boarding, saw
would soon pass it in the extent of its concentrated on politics for several
mill crew........................................ 10 00 A. M. Austin
8 70 wealth. The p rophery became history months, but when the election takes
Richard Mann, janitor.................
3 75 Peter Heisel
4 »0 even earlier than its author realized. The place everybody acquiesces in the result,
J.S. Stephens, salary as assessor,
(»ust Wick I unci ....
4 90 United States passed the United Kingdom and society immediately accommodates
Sept, and Oct................................. 133 33 Lewis Johnson ....
5 30 in that particular long ago, and took itself to the situation.
A. Al. Austin, surveying............. 1 I 50 Richard Mann ....
4 70 the first place among the countries of
A. VV. Severance, envelopes........ 141 oo C. Austin..................
4 70 the world, Great Britain leading all the
Notice.
Homer Mason, incidental ex­
A. Bcnschcidt ....
4 50 other nations until that time, with
penses .............................................
i 15
Sheriff Aiderman made his return on France second. Probably France holds
All persons knowing themselves in­
Glass X’ Prndhomne, incidental
the delinquent tax roll for the year 1898 the place next to the United Kingdom debted to me \\ ill please call and settle
expense:* of assessor’s office......
1
ns follows:
still, though Germany has been growing their accounts soon.
George Cohn, lumber.................
65
Delinquent roll. .
<8,171 85 in wealth with considerable rapidity for
Having sold mv property to Dr. I. M.
R. M. Watson, printing............
26
a European nation in the past twenty, Smith. I will leave for Portland the latter
John Larsen, drawing jury list in
To amount charged.................. 4,125 79 five years. The true valuation of the part of November.
Justice dis. No. 1.......................
2
Bv amouut collected in cash..
40 66 real and persona! property of the United
Respectfully,
James S. Gray, ditto.................
2
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road credits.......... 2,316 83 . States in 1850, as computed by the ven- i
E b . C. E. H awke .
MORGAN & EDWARDS,
General Blacksmithing.
Logging and Machine Work
a Specialty.
r'U
Truckee Lumber Co.,
FIE & SPRUCE Lumber
BOX SHOOKS
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
And LOGGERS’ SUPPLIES,
J. E, SIBLEY, Mgr.
Hobsonville, Or.
Í
k
WINE AND LIQUOR HOUSE
Billiard Parlors and General Social Resort.
C. E. HADLEY, Proprietor.
Tillamook City,
Oregon.
LEACH & JONES,
Tillamook IVLeat Market
Fresh and Cured Meats, Hides, Wool, etc.
The DIRECT ROUTE to TILLAMOOK
Carrying U.S. Mail.
Tillamook & North Yamhill Stage Line.
JOHN BARKER, Proprietor.
/yien poiige,
BUSSELL “c£s
SAW
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LAND, C