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THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, SEPTEMBER 4. 1902
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GOODS !
Our Immense Stock of New Goods are beginning to Arrive.
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FASHIONABLE CENT.’S CLOTHING.
HANDSOME LADIES’ DRESS GOODS.
Fine Stock of BOOTS, SHOES and RUBBER GOODS.
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Ladies’ Shirt Waists at less than cost to make room for New Goods.
President Roosevelt wants Republican
you would like, gentlemen. Eastern Ore-
gon has a big reputation for wanting harmony in all the states, South as well
Ö-ilLunooh H’)caX)ligbt
everything in sight, but Lane county ap­ as North. This is right. Nearly all the
Fred <’. Baker. Publisher.
pears as though she is running neck and factional fights which are under way
neck with that part of the state with the any wherein the Republican ranks are due
RATES OP SUBSCRIPTION.
expectation that she can hog the whole to jealousies or disagreements which
( strictly in advance .)
should be removed. Even in states like
business.
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Texas, in which the Democrats are over­
One year.......... ................................. 1 1.50
Deputy Fish and Game Warden Har­ whelmingly in the preponderance, fac­
75
Six months...........................................
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desty caught four Episcopalian ministers tional quarrels are injurious to the party.
fishing for trout after hours in the Ne- Occasionally there is a chance for the
canicuin. Of course lie bagged the lot Republicans to win a congressman from
Should have Condensed Factory.
and marched them back to Seaside as Texas, but, of course, a wrangle in the
Probably for the want of some one to
though they were the worst criminals in party in any part of that state will in­
set the ball rolling, a condensed milk
the land, where one of the reverened gen. jure it in all of it. The Republicans all
factory enterprise is something which
tiemen pleaded guilty and was fined $15. over the country should get together.
should lie of particular interest to Till«
It must be said in their behalf they were
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■nook people, especially to Tillamook
ignorant of the stipulations of the law,
At Garfield, 18 miles north of Colfax,
City, for it is plain to most everyone
as a great number of persons are, but the Wash., burglars entered the 0. R. & N.
that, as the city is growing and the busi­
joke is on them, anyway, for they had depot Friday night, blew open the safe
ness houses are becoming more numer­
only caught four insignificant trout.
and escaped with $75, without leaving
ous. it will require a weekly pay roll to
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a clew. The work was evidently done
There are now three pronounced aspi­ by experts. The depot stands near the
sustain and for tiie city to hold its own.
Look Favorable for Eddy.
rants for United States senator—Fulton, business center of town, but the robbery
Besides giving employment to a large
number of persona in the factory, we
The speakership question continues to Geer and Booth. It cannot he said that was not discovered until this morning.
are informed that tlm dairymen would he a subject which the Portland news­ Harvey Scott is a candidate, for he has The safes in both the O. R & N and
receive m ire for their milk, which is papers arc occasionally writing about. an idea that to be the editor of the Ore­ Northern Pacific depots at Garfield have
another big consideration.
We would They say : “ The Speakership is no gonian is a more important position been blown open a half a dozen times in
like to see some of our progressive busi­ settled affair. There are three promi­ than that of Unite! States senator, but the past few years. Garfield is only nine
ness men and dairymen discuss the mat­ nent candidates—Eddy, of Tillamook it would not surprise us much to see the miles from Palouse, where the postoffice
ter to see if something could be done. and Yamhill ; Harris, of Lane, and I friends of Mr. Scott push his name well safe was recently blown open and $800
We do nut think there would lie the least Davey, of Marion. Eddy is supposed to to the front at the proper time.
taken. It is believed a gang of experts
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trouble in raising more than sufficient have the support of one faction, and
are at work in that county.
C.
F.
W.
Neelv,
who
was
among
the
money, provided the right people took Harris of another. Harris wished to
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hold of the enterprise. From what in­ go to Salem as a State Senator at the Americans recently liberated under the
Secretary of State Dunbar announced
amnesty
proclamation at his decision disallowing the claim of
formation we have gained it would take coming session, but the powers that be, general
tint little more money to start a con­ in his particular county, induced him to Havana, has sail for New York on the Mrs. Wagoner for finding and returning
densed milk factory than it cost for a forego the ambition and accept a nomi­ steamer Morro Castle. He will go to Convict Merrill’s body. All the papers
Washington and demand the $6000
large butter anil cheese factory. If a nation for Representative
in the case are set forth, and after a
instead,
condensed milk factory will be the promising him, it is understood, the which was found on him when he was lengthy review of the facts Mr. Dunbar
arrested
in
connection
with
the
Cuban
means of giving more employment and Speakership. As for Davey, he is not
concludes as follows ; “ In view of the
will be the means of enhancing the price backed bv either of the Republican fac­ postal frauds.
foregoing, after due consideration, the
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of milk, then Tillamook people should tions, but counts upon the unattached
There is a good deal of discussion going claim is hereby disallowed for the reason
not reBt until we have a plant started in Republicans for his support and believes on about the needs of Oregon. In this that from the facts and evidence offered
this city. Others Would soon follow in that nt this time he has more strength neck of the woods the greatest need is the it does not appear that the claimant
other localities
rendered the service claimed, or by her
than either of his rivals. The Multno­ improvement of Tillamook bar ?
act in finding and returning the body of
mah delegation, of course, will have the
To Raise Asparagna in Tillamook. deciding voice, but no one appears to
Merrill complied with the provisions of
General News.
the law or the offer of reward, and is
know
which
way
the
Multnomah
men
We are glad to hear that Mr. Saninel
The 12-year-old son of M. Parrett, of I therefore not entitled to the amount
Elmore has decided to start a new in­ intend voting. It is said that the delega­
thereof.”
in the [ claimed or any part
dustry in Tillamook, that of raising tion from Multnomah favor Eddy, and Kiamathoti, was drowned
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asparagus, and to do so he is going to will support him ns a unit, but there are Klamath River at the mill-dam. He had i Dr. Vernon Lvman Kellogg, head of
convert his farm, which is made up of several members in the crowd who assert been fishing, and accidentally slipped | the department of entomology, who
rich bottom land, into asparagus beds. that they have made no pledgesand will into the water. The body has not Vet accompanied Dr. Jordan on his summer
The work of turning the sod and prepar­ cast their ballots independent of any been recovered. At the mill-dam the trip to Samoa, has returned to the uni.
ing the ground is to commence at once, dictation that may he attempted. The river is a swift and heavy stream.
versitv, bringing with him many speci­
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so as to prepare for the first crop next election of a Senator, however, will enter
mens of sea and island life to be added
into
every
deal
in
the
organization
of
the
Jsck Cooper, of Hoquaim, who has
year. Tillamook river bottom land, of
to the National Museum at Washington
which there are thousands of acres in House and Senate, even down to the been in Alaska for the past three years, His most important work in Samoa,
appointment
of
committee
clerks
in
returned
home.
He
was
one
of
the
first
the country, is peculiarly adapted to
however, from a practical point of view,
men to reach Nome City «»nd located
laising asparagus and those who own many instances.”
was his investigation of the fallaria, a
several claims there Just before leaving
this kind of land have become inter­
THE HAT GOES.
wormlike animal living on mosquitoes
there
he
sold
out
his
interests
for
$30,
ested in Mr. Elmore’s new enterprise,
We’ll take the bet. While the “ Tilla­
and producing in human kind the dread
000.
esfiecially as the ex|>erts and experienced mook Eddy ' keep» whirling round and
skin disease, elephantiasis. Almost half
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persons who «ore brought from Cali* round, as eddies usually do, he will be
The principals in a hand-to-hand fist the native population of Samoa are
fornin have declared that soil and cli­ so badly Harrised and handicapped by fight nt Baker City were George B. afflicted with this disease, and at the
matic conditions in Tillam<H>k are the strong following of the Lane county Small, of the Democrat, and Manager suggestion of Captain Sebree, U.S.N ,
adapted to the growth of asparagus. man that he will not be able to get out
C. VV. Hill, of the Herald, The row oc- Governor of the American Islands, Dr.
That is worth knowing, efor it will not of the whirlpool of politics by the
curred over an article that appeared in Kellogg has devised a plan looking to
neceeaitate the expenditure of money ir. s|>eakership route over which Hon. L. the Herald, to which Mr.
Small took the removal of the scourge by preventing
making experiment*, which would, of T. Harris, of Lane county, will hold the exception. Small went to
» the Herald the use of infected water, etc., by the
course, take several years io determine practically undisputed right-of-way.— ' office and accosted Hill
about the natives.
If we are rightly informed, and we be­ Eugene Register.
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| matter. Finally a general mix-up ensued
lieve we are. asparagus can la, grown in
John Hawkinson has just made a rich
Is that so ? Our friends over in Lane | and Hill called for his gun, but a steno­
strike on his Blue River mining proper-
Tillamook with the same results as it is
county fire putting 011 a brave front — grapher grabbed the desired weapon
in California, where 85 per cent of the
we expect them to do that—but it is evi­ and bolted out the back door. Several ties, over which the camp is much elated
asparagus which is canned is put up in
The discovery is on the Blue Bird and
dent the Lane county statesman is on blows were exchanged by the principals,
that state. That it is a profitable and
Red Cloud claims, where Hankinson
the anxious seat and the Register is in but no one was seriously hurt.
paying industry can be seen by (he big the same predicament Cry aloud, bro­
has been tunneling for several months,
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jump in the price of land where it is
and a few days he reached the ledge
There
are
two
log
rafts
at
Stella
l>e-
thers, pcradventure the political gods
raised. Land which oouid be lamght
are asleep or are on a journey, so cannot longing to the Robertson Raft Company which he has been seeking. When the
from $109 down ¡>er acres is now worth
hear you What an admission, “The hat which are ready to be towed to San ledge was struck it was found to be 15
$1000 an acre in California. Should the
I Francisco. The tugs Tatooch and the feet wide and of greater richness than
goes !” It must bv to Tillamook.
enterprise in Tillamook turn out as satis­
Richard Holyoke will tow the smaller was expected, free gold being round in
factory as it is predicted it will, then« is
How awfully wise and inconsistent. ! while the larger raft will l>e taken down »number of places on the face of the
every reason to believe that the IxHtom
We have laws prohibiting fishing for the coast by the steam scliooner Arctic. ledge. The discoverer now believes Ins
lands m Tillamook can be made just as
trout at certain seasons, when it is a The latter is owned by A. B. Hammond ore is the richest that has yet been dis­
valuable, for when once it can l*e demon­
well-known fact that trout are a serious who is also part owner of the Robertson covered in that district. These properties
strated that rais.ng and canning as|»ar-
menace to the salmon industry, for which Raft Company but whether it will l>? were formerly owned by Portland men,
agus is a profitable industry. other
the state legislature and the government able to make a success of towing a raft who did considerable work on the claims
vegetables can also lie raimai and
are appropriation money to keep up the 750 feet long down the coast is much snd ran one tunnel quite a distance into
canned, especially if a cannery is kept
■ supply by establishing salmon hatch- doubted by those who should have a the mountain. They l>ecame discouraged
for that pur|M»se. \Ve hear a great deal | I erics Trout devour innumerable eggs , knowledge of that kind of business.
and abandoned the claims, thinking
alsnit Hood River strawl»eriies. but I | in the spawning grounds, in fact, those
them tj be of no value. Hawkinson
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Tillaimaik can raise just ns fine a straw-1
Gen Fitzhugh Lee says Cuba, in its located on the abandoned claims and
I who have watched salmon spawning in I
berry, so if then» were facilities for can­
own and the Vnited States' interest, will went to work, and now has a tine ledge
I the rivers of Tillamook county tell us
ning them thia, too, could also In« made
have to be annexed. It is necessary, he to show- for his labor.
I that trout keep right on the truck of the
A profitable industry ami would bring ,
remark«, to round out our boundaries in
salmon and it is almost impossible for
many thousand dollars into the country
the south. That was the view which
A Snap in Real Estate.
them to get a way, consequently the trout
every year. A* we have said l«efore, ii i
Jefferson took of the matter nearly a
For
sale, a most desirable farm, on the
are not long in destroying the eggs. It
is a problem as to what use the rich
hundred years ago Moat of tiie leading Nehnlem lieach, containing 97 acres and
looks to us a little ridiculous to prohibit
la»ttom lands of Tillamook county will;
American statesmen since then have had
well improved, with house and barns,
trout fishing when trout are a menace to
eventually le us<‘<l for. True, it affur Is
this view Things are shaping them­
tine lake of twenty acres, cranberrv
salmon and a detriment to an industry
splendid (Mature for dairy stock, but we |
selves in Cuba. too, which may bring
patch and fruit trees. Splendid location
which the state and the government are
du not believe it w ill always be us*«i for
annexation soon. The troubles in the for a summer resort. To be sold for
trying to foster.
little
republic
are
raising
up
friends
of
tlmt purpt*e Whether Mr. Elmore in­
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Erbin Carter, Garibaldi, Or.
tends sowing seed to make Ins asparagus I (»ire Lane County a little more time annexation through it. All the business
I mm I h , or will put in plants, we have not and she will want the whole thing before element have faiored annexation from
School Supplies.
heard. It will take two to three years the state legislature meets. Besides hang­ the loginning When Cuba knocks for
I am representing the Century School
for plants to mature from see<!. but ing out L. T. Harris’ shingle for speaker admission to the Union the Republican Supply Company of Chicago, aiid an in
there would l»e a saving <)f one to two 1 of the house, that county has also put majority of the Uniter! States will de a position to furnish th. supplies at half
years rime in the production if plants out R. A. Booth’s shingle for United clare solidly for it. In any case, there- prie». Samples of maps, charts, et»., on
hand lor inspection.
were used.
The average bunch of J States senator. Is there anything else fore, Cuba’s future is bright.
F. D. V incent .
asparagus contains about 15 shoots,
measures 13 inches in circumference
and weighs about two pounds. To give
some idea that the industry is a probable
one we understand that growers in
California received 4 cents a pound for
asparagus.
Each plant will produce
from ljy to 2 pounds, which depends to
a great extent, as in all other industries,
upon how the plant is cultivated. Mr.
Elmore is not going into raising aspara­
gus for a hobby, but is simply a busi­
ness enterprise with him in which he
expects to make a good interest on the
money. The Headlight would suggest
that those who have land suitable for
raising asparagus procure a few hundred
plants, or sow seed. Before doing bo ,
however, it would be well to obtain all
the information on the subject so as to
obtain the best results.
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Hats, Gent, s Furnishing Goods, etc ■
Wants to Rent a Dairy Farm.
Wanted, to rent, a stock or dairy farm,
would take stock on shares. Write at
once, stating terms.—0. A. Kruse, Salem,
Oregon. __ __________
Notice to Taxpayers.
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Sewing Machines. <
Now is the time to buy a
new Sewing Machine for
$22.00, with drop head and
all the latest improvements
at M c I ntosh ¿¿M c N air ’ s .
It is the B onita S ewing
M achine , and they range
in price from $22 to $35,
with ball bearings. They
are little beauties, perfectly
made and something new on
the market. These machi­
nes are a better article than
the peddlars are charging
$65 and $75 for.
Notice is hereby given that on Mon­
day, the 6th day of October. 1902, the
County Board of Equalization, will
convene at tile office of the County Clerk,
of Tillamook County,Oregon,said board
to continue in session from day to day
or one week, and publicly examine the
assessment rolls, and correct all errors
in valuations, description, or qualities d
of land, lots or other property, and all
persons interested in said assessment
are hereby requested to appear at
said time and place, for the purpose of
correcting any errors that may appear
in their assessment, as no errors can be
corrected after the adjournment of said
board.
Dated, Tillamook, Oregon, August
19th, 1902.
J. S. S tephens ,
Tillamook Custom Tailor Shop.
County Assessor.
G entlemen :
I beg to inform you thnt I nm open
Bright’s Disease.
for business with n very choice line of
The largest sum ever paid for a pre
pantings and suitings to choose from.
script ion, changed hands in San Fran­
All wishing anything in my line please
cisco, Aug. 30, 1901. The transfer in­
give me a call.
volved in coin and stock $112,500.00
Shop next to harness store, in office
and was pai l by a party of business men previously occupied by F. R. Beals.
for a s|»ecific for Bright’s Disease and
Yours truly,
Diabetes, hitherto incurable diseases.
T. SARCHET.
They commenced the serious investi-( P.S —Repairing of all kind pressings,
gation of the specific Nov. 15, 1900. and cleaning.
They interviewed scores of the cured and '•
tried it out on its merits by putting over ’
three dozen cases on the treatment and
watching them. They also got physi-’
cans to name chronic, incurable cases, | All Orders for Sawing Wood promptly
and administered it with the physicians ■
attended to.
for judges. Up to Aug. 25 eighty .seven •
percent of the test cases were either well
or progressing favorably.
There being but thirteen per cent of
failures, the parties were satisfied and
TILLAMOOK
CITY, OR.
closed the transaction. The proceedings
of the investigating committee and the
clincial reports of the test cases were
Leave Orders at COHN & CO.’S.
published and will be mailed free on
application. Address John J. Fuiton
Company,420 Montgomery St.. San Fran­
A Watch or Clock that wont
cisco, Cal.
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T. SARCHET,
WOOD SAW.
Brock Bros.,
keep time is useless, if von have
TILLAMOOK
COUNTY BANK.
one of this kin J bring it to me. I
will gunrantee to make it keep
perfect time or it wont cost you
( incorporated ),
TILLAMOOK CITY,
ORE.
PAID VP CAPITAL, »10,000.
A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
anything.
I keep the most reliable time
pieces that
DirectorsM. W. H arrison , W. W.
C irtiss . B. L. E ddy .
Cashier —Al. W. H arrison .
Liberal Prices Paid for gilt edge securi.
ies of all kind s.
TIMBER CLAIMS
WANTED.
expecting to buy one, come and
see me before you invest, it will
save you money, time and worry.
C- F. Franklin,
JEWELER
F. J. Richardson,
TILLAMOOK
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