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THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. NOVEMBER 22, 1900.
RU
ER BOOTS
RUBBER COATS
OUR LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS
and UNDERWEAR is unequalled.
We carry by far the largest and most complete stock of Rubber
Hoots, Rubber Coats and Rubber Goods of every description
kept in tins 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 sucli as~are
usually kept in small stores. We guarantee every garment
sold or money back.
MACINTOSHES.
SLICKERS.
Real Estate Transfers.
A Terrible Penalty.
From tlie factory to the customer is the way that most of our goods are bought and sold. It is be­
cause we buy in large quantities, and, therefore, can sell cheaper tLau others, who must buy
in small quantities throu
the wholesale store that we are the leaders.
CAPES & JACKETS.
We have a few Capes and Jackets left, which we are selling as bargains.
Call early if you want
one.
They are the very latest patterns.
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 iu Tillamook.
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He_ Oh. promise to marry me. 1 know
“Sar." said Mr. Purseproud to the
vorthy of it, but it will make
dealer in automobilest, " that there pm not w —
won
’
t
run
me
so
happy-
ottymobnl you sold me
She—You drink, you smoke and you
twenty feet after the current is shut off,
even if it has a good start, What's the het.
He—I re signed the pledge, honor
matter with the thing?'
bright.
Now accept me.
denier.
-
it
"Nothing," answered the
She—Well, von smoke and you bet.
simply has not enough momentum
He—Haven't smoke in a year. Now
"Well, you get the best momentum in
the market and put it on that ottymobu. will you marry me ?
: She—You bet.
and send the bill to me.”
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COULSONBURG.
SECRET LEAKS OUT,
Henry Tohl to Frank Patton, various
L imon , Colo., Nov. 16.—Chained to a Treaty by Which Russia is to Oc­
lots anil blocks in Nehalem City.
railroad rail, set firmly in the ground, on
cupy Manchuria.
U.S to Zura Wells, N H ofSe>4, Sw>/* the exact spot where his fiendish crime
L ondon , N ov . 17, 5 A. M.-Uncon­
ol Se *,4 and Se % of Sw */, of sec. 23,! was committed, Preston Porter, jr. or
as he was familiarly known, John Por­ firmed statements emanate from Paris
tp. 2 8, R. 10 W.
and Odessa that a secret treaty has been
Geo. W. Grayson to Effie Grayson, tract ter, this evening paid a terrible penalty concluded between Russia and China for
for
his
deed.
It
was
6
:
23
o
’
clock
when
in block No. 1, McDermott's add. to
the father of the murdered girl touched the ¡Russian occupation of Manchuria.
Tillamook City.
the match to the fuel which had been | There is no fresh news this morning
W. S. Barnhart, by sheriff, to John Carl­
piled around the negro, and 20 minutes throwing light on the actual situation.
son, a tract in tp. 4 S, R. 10 W.
later a last convulsive shudder told that The Japansse Minister in London, who
J. J. Moore to The Astoria Company, life wasextinct. What agony the doomed was interviewed yesterday, hinted at the
lot 2, Se *4 of Ne Vi and W Vi of Se 14 boy suffered while the flames shriveled possibility of the allies persuing the Chi-1
of sec. 4, tp. 2 N, R. 8 W.
up his flesh could only be guessed by the j nese court into the inferior, if they de­
R. I). Peckham to J. F. Jenkins, Sw Vi terrible contortions of his face and the sired, although they said it would be a
I long process.
and E Vi of block No. 13, Stillwell's cries he gave from time to time.
■ Shanghai sends a report that the Em­
add. to Tillamook.
The executioners, whonumbered about
press Dowager, alarmed at the uprising
William Squires to Alice Morgan, Sw % 300 citizens of Limon County, had not
in Kansu Province, now contemplates
the least semblance of the ordinary mob.
of sec. 6, tp. 2 S, R. 9 W.
returning to Tai Yuan Fu. From Han-
Frank Famine to Phillep Zimmerman, Their every act was deliberate, and dur­
| kow comes a report that General Tnng
ing all the preparations, as well as
Sw Vi of sec 32, tp. 2 S, R. 7 W.
Fu Hsiang is at Sian Fu protecting the
John Malaney to W. R. Roliedee, tract throughout the sufferings of the negro,
Empress Dowager, and that Prince Titan
hardly au unnecessary word was sicken.
in Malaney'» add. to Tillamook.
has fled to Kansn, and that the where­
W. II. Fancett, by sheriff, to C. H. Grimly they stood in a circle about the
abouts of Yu Hsian, Governor of Shan
Blake, Sw Vi of Nw Vi oi sec. 21, tp. fire until the body was entirely con­ Si, is unknown.
sumed and then quietly they took their
2 S, R. 9 W.
It is said that Prince Ching will be
U.S. to Maggie M. Cross, Nw Vi of Ne % way back to Limon, from whence they
sent to Germany to apologize for the
departed
for
their
homes
shortly
after
­
and Ne V4 of Nw Vi, of sec. 30 and Se
j murder of Baron von Ketteler.
*4 of Sw Vi and fractional Sw Vi of ward.
I “Opinion is strong here,” says the
Preston Porter did not seem to realize
Sw Vi of sec. 19, tp. 2 S, R. 9 W.
Shanghai correspondent of the Daily Ex.
the
awful
punishment
that
he
was
des
­
State of Oregon to David Whitney, jr.,
press, wiring today, "that the European
various tracts in Tillamook county. tined to undergo. As he had exhibited j commanders are doing more harm than
W. D. Stillwell to Chas. Kunze, lots 1 indifference to the enormity of his crime, good by the punitive expeditions which,
and 2, in block 1, Hay's add. to so he seemed to lack all understanding of i by the destruction of villiages, excite the
its terrible consequences. For more than
Tillamook.
Chinese to excreate the foreigners, a
J. E. Sibley to A. J. McNair, lots 1, 2, 7 an hour, while preparations for his exe­ feeling which it will take a century to
cution
were
in
progress,
he
stood
mute
and 8 in block 10 in Thayer's add.
eradicate.
and sullen among the avengers. When
to Tillamook.
“It is perfectly clear that the Emperor
D. T. Edmunds to T. H. Goyne, a everything was ready he walked to the and Empress Dowager care nothing be­
tract in Thayer's add. to Tillamook. stake with a firm step, pausing as he cause a few hundred Chinese are killed,
reached the circle of broken boards to and the allies would lie far better cm-1
kneel in prayer. He was allowed to ployed in trying to secure the return
of
The County Newspaper.
take his time. He arose and placed his Emperor Kwang Hsu to Pekin.”
back
to
the
iron
stake,
and
half
a
dozen
Only a few people appreciate the value
of good papers to a town but these keep men wound chains about his body and
BOXERS’ FATE FIXED.
________
the press going and hope sustained. limbs.
Princes Tuan and Chang Go to
Week after week, year in and year out,
On Fish and Fisheries.
Prison for Life.
the faithful paper hammers away, every
W ashington , N ov . 16.—Minister W11
W
ashington
,
N
ov
.
16.
—
The
annual
issue taking to the world an advertise­
has received from Director-General Sheng
report of the United States Commissioner
ment of the paper.
the following cablegram, which he com­
Everything of local public moment ap­ of Fish and Fisheries, George M. Bow. municated to Secretary Hay to-day :
ers,
says
the
total
number
of
fish
distri
­
pears in their columns, and the reading
“An imperial decree of November 13
public is constantly talking of what they buted by the government in ‘.he'past fis­ deprives Prince Tuan and Prince Chang
saw in the papers. The press is the cal rear was 1,154,336,854, an increase of their ranks and offices, and orders
starting point for nearly every matter of of about 100,000,000, principally ofshad, them to be imprisoned for life; Prince
interest and use to the public, and even cod, flatfish, whitefish and lake trout, 1 Yih and secondary Prince Ining to be
things that do not start with it are over the previous year.
imprisoned ; secondary Prince Lien to be
Owing to theexcessivedrought in Cali­
pushed along with increasing force by its
deprived of his rank ; Duke Lan and
fornia
in
1899,
few
salmon
ascended
Bat
­
constant, faithful exploitation. These
Ining Nien to be degraded in rank ; Kang
are facts which the most callous will ad­ tle Creek and McCloud River ns far as Yi being dead, no penalty can be im­
mit. The worst old fossil confesses that the hatcheries. At the Columbia River, posed upon him ; Chao Shu Chiao to be
if the printing presses of the land were the results were better, though the run of degraded, but retained in office, and Yu
shut down for a year it would paralyze salmon was poor. An attempt will lie Hsien to be exiled to the farthest
business interests more than internal made to rear all salmon frv to the year­ boundary.“
ling age before liberating them. At
war or the loss of a full crop.
The Chinese officials mentioned in the
Yet how few business men, even though Baker Lake. Wash., the propagation of decree are among the highest in China,
depending day by day on the gratuitous the sockeye blnebnck salmon. |>erhaps and comprise most, if not all, of those
work of the papers in their community the most important commercially of the against whom the powers demanded rig­
ever help the papers for the help’s sake. Puget Sound salmon, has begun, and orous punishment. Prince Tuan stands
It must always promise them more than over 100.000,000 fry have been hatched at the head of the anti-foreign and Boxer
they give or they won’t patronize it. and planted there and in the Skagit movement. Previous edicts degraded
They expect the press to work early and River._______________ .
him and took away his office and ser­
late from public spirited motives only,
vants, but this judgment of life imprison-
Cudahy Packing Combine.
while for themselves there ipust be pros­
ment is the most severe thus far given to
C hicago , Nov. 16.—The John Cudahy any of the leaders responsible for the
pects of gain in plain view or they let us
alone. This is due to false education Packing & Provision Company was in- trouble. From a Chinese standpoint, it
and ready desire on the part of the paper corporated at Springfield today as the is an extreme penalty to a Prince of the
man to be everybody’s black horse. But
stcp jn organizing a $10,000,000 blood, but it remains to be seen whether
because it is a free horse is it really good j corporation, embracing all of John C ud- the powers will regard it as adequate to
policy to ride it to death? May it not ■ ahy«8 packing interests. Almost at the Prince Tuan’s offense. The others men­
be killing the hen that lays the golden same t;me the Cudahy Packing Com. tioned were Tuan’s active associates,
eggs ?
I pony, which is controlled by Michael and two of them were specifically men-
Say a word for your home paper. Fill' Cudahy, gave notice of an increase of tinned for ptii.ishnient, along with Tuan,
its columns with
with home
home advertising,
advertising, ! capital from $3,500,000 to $5,000, )00. in Secretary Hay’s note of October 3, in
may not _ get a big direct When John Cudahy's deal is completed which he advised the Chinese Govern­
though you t__,
J the brothers will have $17,000,000 in- ment that this country would expect i
profit on the investment. When an ad-:
. •_ a .1 _____ kniisps,
vertisement is solicited don’t insult the tcrt-ste.l in the
packing houses, For the these officials to receive their just deserts.
beggar, and if yon "^nt, the John Cudahy Company will
I
man ns a common I
want space don’t cry him down down have a capital of $500,000. The princi­ John Wanamaker has contributed n
—down from his rates nntil he must pal office of the new company will lie in fnn<1 of $50,000 to insure an honest
work for nothing as yonr slave. Hold Chicago, but the plant it will operate is election for municipal officeis in Phila­
up his hands—he will do you and vonrs in Wichita, Kan. John Cudahy also owns delphia next spring. W.th a republican
good. He is always public spirited by packing establishments in Leonville, majority of 100,000 in the city the local
combine do things in a way that throw
nature and has his load to carry; don t Kv., and Nashville, Tenn., both of which Tweed's liest efforts in the shade.
pile more on him simply becauseyoucan. are incorporated under the laws of the
Keep him strong and braveand true and states in which they are located. The
he will keep you in many a place where Kansas concern will be operated inde­
pendently for a time.________
you cannot keep yourself.—Exchange.
Here we are again after a few weeks’
absence.
Rev. J. M. Tresenriter has sold out, and I
with his family left on Monday for Idaho,
where they formerly resided.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Conlson, who have |
been staying in Tillamook the past few
weeks, have returned home.
Rev. C. Mills visited with his sister on '
Thursday.
Mr. Dye, formerly of Missouri, bought I
Mr. Tresenriter’s farm and is moving his
family onto the place.
Carl Bundy will start in a few days to
visit his relative in Ohio.
J. Rowland was in our burg Monday.
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Our school is progressing finely with
Miss Alice Porter, of Forest Grove, as
teacher.
Mrs. W. A. Smith’s sister Ada is visit­
ing her with her two daughters.
Miss Porter bought and introduced an
organ into the school. The children and
patrons appreciate her kindness very
much indeed.
The young folks are scattering out.
Grace Reeher is attending school at Pa­
cific University, Samuel Smith at La
Fayette.
Mr. Cheney, of Forest Grove, was here
last week.
Mr. McKay went to Gales Creek after
Mr. Illingworth's stray calves and re­
turned with them Wednesday.
A new daughter at Mr. J. F. Reeher’s,
weighing nine pounds. All getting along
fine.
Price List of Lumber at Tillamook
1- 3 to 1.12 Ro. Fir.........
2- 3 to 2-16
.................
6-6 to 12-12 ................
No. 1 Spruce, 2in. Plank
No. 2
„
Cull Lumber, all sizes.....
No. 1, H flooring.............
No. 2, *4
I»
No. 1,1-6 >»
No. 2, 1-6
No. 1. X ceiling
No. 1, 1-6 and 1-8 Rustic.
No. 2
>»
S.
v
He employes only Skilled Work
’ men.
m
Makes any and all kinds of Ma.
chincry, Boilers, Engines, Separa-
* tors. Mill Machinery, Loggers’
< Outfits, Guns, Saws, Fits Boxes,
i and Turns Shafting.
First Class Work Guaranteed.
For Fence Posts
Carbolineuni Avenarius
Will outwear CEDAR. It is also a
RADICAL REMEDY AGAINST
CHICKEN LICE.
Its application to the inside walls of
poultry houses will permanently exter­
minate all LICE.
Results: HEALTHY CHICKENS—
PLENTY EGGS.
Write for circular and prices and tnen-
tion this paper.
WADE & BRIGGS,
Tillamook, Or.
CHAS. PETERSON,
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ß L. EDDY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
T illamook . O kk CON
yy
H.
cooper ,
ATTORN E Y-AT- LA W,
TI LLA M OOK,
rp
OREGON.
II. GOY NE,
ATTORNRY-AT-LAW,
Office: Opponile Court lionne,
T illamook , O kkgon .
0 LA UDE THAYER,
Barbei1
SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING,
SHAMPOOING,
I
I ■
In Bailey’» Warehouse at »
Tillamook City
Master Mechanic.
FIK COATKV WITH
:
«
:
HAYES
Harness, Saddles,
Collars,
«
Carriage Trimmings.
A. K. CASE,
J
M.
i
■
Makes a Specialty of Manufactur­
ing all kinds of
J Skilled Horse Shoer and
i Wagon Maker.
L
GLENORA.
Harness
IVI a king.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
T illamook , O kkgon
(JAM EH McCAIN,
tA. W. HKVKKANCS
McCAIN & SEVERANCE,
ATTORN E Y 8- AT- LA W,
Hot and Cold Raths.
T illamook . O rkgon .
EVERYTHING STRICTLY FIRST CLASS [JAVID WILEY, M.D.,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND
ACCOUCHEUR.
All call promptly attended to.
TIIE NEW BARBER
SHOP.
Next to Wade & Briggs’ Store.
T illamook , O bkgon .
FINISH.
18.00
No. 1, 1.3 to 118........
14.00
No. 2,
»»
»»
114, D4 and 2in. finish, S48............ 18.00
1.00 extra for SIB and sizing.
J. A. TAFT CO.
October 10th, 1900. *
Personal Notes.
Stylish Hair Cutting,
A Clean Shave,
Shampooing, etc
I. SIMLER, Prop.,
The Fashionable Barber
EDGAR LATIMER,
The Dutch captured Holland, Mich.,
for Roosevelt.
BARBER AND HAIRDRESSER
The new congress will not have Lentz
CUTTING,
on its hands, but is obliged to take Sul­ SHAVING, JIA IR
zer.
SHAMPOOING, ETC.
David Bennett Hill is warranted in say.
Electric Baths nicely flitted up. Quod for
ing, “I told you so.” But David is not
persons sutlering with rheumatism,
saying a word.
Building next door to the Post Office.
St. Louis is happy, Missouri voters
authorized a state subscription of
HEADLIGHT
$1,000,000 to the exposition.
and
The Denver Post presses the button
WEEKLY
OREGONIAN
when it remarks that the full dinner pail
argument was invincible.
One Year for $2.25,
Indianapolis and Cleveland are getting TWO LIVE PAPERS
several useful suggestions on penology
The regular subscript ion price for
since their aidermen were given quarters
THE HEADLIGHT is$1.50, and
in local jails.
the regular subscription price of
Senator Tillman swung a few mental
the Weekly Oregonian is $1.50.
pitchforks in Wisconsin, and the Badger
Any one subscribing for THE
state responded with increased majori­
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ties for the other fellow.
year in advance can get both for
A Chicago novelist has gone into bank­
$2 25
ruptcy with a lavish assortment of lia-
bilities and only $135 in sight. How ' A 12-yenr-old boy died in a hospital
that sum escaped the burning is not ex­ in Allentown, Pa., a few «lays ago who
plained.
since his seventh year had served ns pall
E. HAWKE, MI).
L M. SMITH, M D,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Offices in T.ald's Buildings.
TILLAMOOK
—
OREGON.
ROBERT A. MILLER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
O rkcon Crrv, O k N ooh .
Land Titles and Land Office Business •
Specialty.
ZB-A-ZtTIZ OF
C. & E. Thayer
General Banking anil Exchange bnsi-
neas interest ¡>aid on time deposits.
Exchange on England, Belgium, Ger­
many, Sweden, and all foreign conntries
TILLAMOOK.
ORE.
c. A. BAILEY,
1IKAI.BR in
S TU DEP. A KER U'A GON
OSBORNE MOWERS,
Boggie», bay mkes, pion», mid ollie
fumi machinery.
Yon i-Kli •»»•
money by dealing itilli me,
Hpeci.l Priées on Boggie» mid Rprbig
Wagons.
C. A. BAILEY. Tillamook, Ore.
1NSURB WITH
bearer at the funeral« of 150 children.
Claude Thayer,
An undertaker had picked him out for
Agent or Fireman*» Fund and London
the service. His fnther demurred at first,
and Lancashire Fire Insurance
but was persuaded to consent.
Companies.
The principle industry in the town of
I Mansuehl O., these day», seem» to lie the
FIRE INSURANCE.
ejection and persecutions of Dowie elders
J. S. ~ STEPHENS,
j who have been beaten, tarred and fen-
! thered and otherwise despitefully han-
AGKNT POU THK
’died. If these propagandists ever suc­ HOMB MUTUAL AND LONDON &
LIVERPOOL GLOBE INSURANCE
ceed in making a landing at Mansfield*
COMPANIES.
ook out for a great influx of converts to
their doctrines. In all ages of the world
Agent for North Wnt School Bapply
( the blood of the martyrs has lieen the
Compeinr, Notary Public.
TILLAMOOK,
— OREGON
PORTLAND, lirXGON. seed of the church.
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BOILERS
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