Tillamook headlight., June 11, 1903, Image 6

TILL A MOOK
HEADLIGHT. JUNE 11.
1903-
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kind of cussing from one of the 126 w ho IT’S PORTLAND’S FAULT
voted the democratic ticket in rillamook
Tillamook has No Railroad,
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Since it costs four bits more to obtain countv: “It was that darn’d Headlight
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So Says A B. Hammond.
a marriage license, weddings have taken that hoodooed the democrats in Tilla.
a slum—in Tillamook. High tariff on monk. Damn him!" Thank vou,sir, the
TILLAMOOK CITY, mi
A. B. Hammond says Portland is not
matrimonial maidens is a subject which H baulight Ims been darn'd many times
Woman Suffrage Leagues might discuss before, but it is the highest compliment going ahead in the r*i?ht w®y to get
•tain.
that cun be paid a fearless, outspoken railroad connections with Eastern Ore­
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with profit.
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uewspaper when it comes from political gon or with remote districts ol the
to say th, j
The Erst wind on Sunday made it a rascals, gratters, hangers-on and stool, const. He declares that Portland s fixed
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little tropical, but that was not all. for pigeons—Old Nick knows full well there's idea i§ to hold the surrounding country
new
«tort,
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it made Tillamookers puff and blow just a uumlxr of the latter in Tillamook City. tributary by depriving othei towns of
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as though Old Sol was directing his en­ But the republican congressional com­ i common point rates. The result, he
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tire attention to this countv. Trueit was mitteeman teels sorry for the democrats says, is that outlaying districts «re
see all tty 1
near 100 degress, but if that amount of if he was instrumental in hoodooing that making little or 110 progress and that
line of si
uP-to-daty, *
heat is distressing to Tillamookers,what party in Tillamook, but one thing that 1 Portland, by adhearing to this policy, is
ting’s to choose from kindly
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a fuss and how they will squirm when he will never lie guiitv of doing, and that smothering its own opportunities.
call. All Suits cut and made in^
they do really get in the hot place.
is to humbug it like those who claim to i “There’s the Nehalem country. There’s at Tillamook.
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be its leaders. Alas, for democracy in ' the Tillamook country. Can I extend
I’.S.—Pressing, cleaning and nt
The oldj timers couldn’t remember a Tillamook, it's being humbugged, and my line to Nehalem ? No. The very con- of all kinds done.
day in the history of Tillamoek county humbugged badly, so much so the exodus , ditions which would induce me to do so
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when the thermometer rose as high as it will leave the hunibuggers the whole t your city prevents. Great timber and
did on Sunday, when it reached the 100 thing in the democratic party.
i coal supplies are over there, but has cap-
Merchant Tailor
notch, or somewhere above or below,
, ital encouragement to go in there to
but as Tillamook thermometres are not
establish industries when it has to pay
PLEASANT VALLEY
very correct and follow in the footprints
tribute to Portland to reach the markets
One day last week Amos Blum, while
of Tillamook clocks, it is hard to tell
of the world? If Poatlrnd would con­
working
in
the
timber
for
Mr.
Wist,
got
how hot it was on Sunday to a few de­
sent to have the transcontinental rail-
caught between two logs and mashed
grees.
: roads absorb the short haul, would not
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one of his logs pretty badly.
this handicap be removed ? Over at Puget
Tillamook county is not like a num lx r
Grandma Blum is under the doctor s
Sound thev (k»n’t have that handicap.
of other places where people have locat­ care at present.
1 The effect there is that many bustling
ed and cannot pull out because it is im­
Grandma Moore passed away and
possible to sell their interests. Not so in was laid to rest on Decoration day. She ¡growing towns are thriving in a pro
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Tillamook, for there is a ready sale for had lived in Pleasant Valley for 25 years. gressive area. They thrive from the
I dairy farms at good figures, and that is She was loved and respected by all who development of the country. So would
the reason so many people have sold out knew her. Mrs Moore was born in the Portland if vour city would let your
and gone away for a change. And who the state of Maine in May, 1818. We country go forward. I'in told that the
Puget Sound region has more people
wants to live in a country where people miss the old landmark.
than all Oregon. I don’t doubt it. And
cannot let loose and be on the go if
The new United Brethren church will
vet to the south of vou in the Willamette
they want to.
be dedicated on Sunday next by the pre­
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Valley you have a richer, larger region.
George Grayson’s educated bovine pai J siding elder, Rev. F. H. Neff.
“For /»early two years lumber mills
the court house a visit on Saturday and
outside of this cit> have had common
the intruder was ejected by the sheriff.
BOULDER CREEK.
rates into Portland. This has been a
Now that's too thin, George, to put Old
boon to your lumber industry, I cite it
A
few
weeks
ago,
every
one
wore
a
Bossy up to a trick like that, for there is
to show ho w the same concession will
nothing green about the.county officials long face, and were groaning and com­ stimulate other activities. Down at
to attract the animal’s attention. Per­ plaining, because it was so cold and Astoria are two new sawmillsand an
haps George’s bovine had a political bee rainy the grass could not grow. Now, old one has been rebuilt. South of Port,
buzzing in its ears, the same as its owner for several days they have be^n anx­ land the Booth-Kelly Company is now
had at the last election.
iously watching for a cloud to appear, cutting 600,000 feet a day—nearly as
and there are divers prophicies of short­ much .as the Portland mills altogether.
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age in the hav crop, and parched gardens
Those
who
want
to
put
a
yoke
of
bon
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“Let me point out a Portland fault.
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dage on the taxpayers, to the weight of if it dor.’t rain soon! How hard it is to Look at the price of logs here. They’ve
$60,000, in Tillamook City, for water, pleas us poor mortals !
been selling for $8.50 and $9. At Wil­
“In summer we faint and in winter lapa Harbor prices have been $5.50 ami
light or drainage systems, the law now
gives tnem the right. If you want we’re chilled,
$6. At Puget Sound prices have been
With ever a void, that is yet to be 1 $1.50 less than those of Portland, Logs
that kind of a collar all you’ve got to do
filled,
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is to veil and vote for it ? But it is only
have been brought to Portland all the
No charge for sewing r.;
Mr. Hans L. Jensen and family, Mr. H.
right to ask, so as to avoid a graft, who
way from VVillipa Harbor. They came °r nailing soles on Boots a:
Bays, Mrs, George Lucas, Mrs. 11. A.
will
it
fall
to
the,
lot
of
to
expend
that
by rail to Ilwaco and thence were towed
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monoy. Keep your eye peel, even if you I Chopaad and son, Norman, were nil all the way up here to make business for Shoes purchased of me.
have to look through a rubber fire hose. guests at the hospitable home of Mr. the Portland Mills. This is an example
and Mrs. W. N. Bays, last Sunday.
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of vour city’s business methods. Then,
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Kinnaman, the
To read between the lines in looking at
again, lumber charters out of Puget
two
who
were
made
one,
at
Coul-
the vote in most of the large counties in
Sound for, say Australia, are now 32
the recent election, Clackamas is not the sonburg. Sunday, will probably make shillings per thousand. But what are
their
home
on
Boulder
Creek,
where
«Mr.
only county with a political nigger in
they here? Something like 36 and 37
the fence. What about Marion? It is Kjnuaman has lately completed it pretty i shillings. It all goes to show how Port­
certainly suprising to those in this neck residence. We bid them thrice welcome, land is up against it. Your mills pay
of the woods to see how that county and hope the future may bring them money to tow the logs up here, else why
knifed again the republican nominee and much sunshine and but few shadows.
the high price of logs? And then they
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Farewell the once appropriate name
appears to rejoice with Clackamas, where
bring vessels up the river and send the
there is also a big political nigger in the “Bachelor’s Bend.’’ The last bachelor is lumber down again,
now
a
Benedict.
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Happy
Bend
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may
it
wood pile, in being able to do so. Shame,
“Oregon has yast timber supplies.
prove to all its inhabitants.
gentleman ’
There’s no need of holding back the in­
Rev. R. Y. Blalock delivered a short :
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dustry as is done at present. It doesn’t
In Ton Liots or by the pound.
The new law giving the city power to address, at Brown school-house Sunday
do your city any good. It hasn’t added
bond the city for $60,000 for water, light A. M.; after which, the chosen few, par­
to lie business of your mills here. They
or drainage systems, which went into took of the Lord's Supper.
put in a new saw now and then, but
Mr. Patterson hauled a load of goods
effect last month, requires that before a
how much faster do they grow ?”—Ore­
person can vote for or against bonding past Boulderville, Monday.
gonian.
Mr,
M.
Curl
was
in
our
neighborhood
the city, they must have the ordinary
James Townsend's body, badily man­
qualifications of electorsand be bona fide Saturday, and Mr. J. J. Hollett, on Sun­
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gled, has been found in the harbor near
taxpayers of the city as shown by the day.
last preceding county assessment roll,
Mrs. P. B. Lucas has been visiting with Vancouver, B, C. He was employed on
Thus it will be seen that only taxpayers relatives and friends, in this vicinity for McIntyre's logging camp boom, and is
supposed to have been struck by a flying
are allowed to vote on the bonding ques- the past few days.
OCR STOCK OF
tion.
Mr. and Mrs James Patterson and Mr. log from a shute.
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and Mrs. Jacob Nicklaus visited Mr. Lee
Tacoma restaurateurs have been warn­
We failed to mention that on the day Gray’s family Sunday.
AND
ed bi* State Food Commissioner McDon­
of election the H eadlight received a tel­
Mr. Redmond delivered the crayon ald to supply their patrons with pure
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egram from democratic headquarters at portraits for which Mr. Thorpe took tnilk. The visits of an inspector found
Eugene asking us for information, towit, orders some time ago.
that of21 restraunts only three furnished
Was Tillamook county well organized
Mr. and Mrs. Blalock and children and good milk.______________
for Reanies and what prospects had he Ethel Rav went to Tillamook, Monday.
ETC., THE MOST COMPLETE
Deafness Cannot be Cured
of carrying it. W’e all know that the
The ladies of Boulder feel verv grateful by
local applications, as they cannot reach the
IN TILLAMOOK.
democrats were gloriously—disorganized to ye editor for speaking in their behalf, disensed pot tion of the ear. There is only one
way
cure deafness, and that is by constitu­
in Tillamook. Our reply must have had and they hope the men will heed his tional to remedies.
Deafness is caused by an iii-
flamed condition of the mucous lining of the
the effect of causing the cold chills to run advice.
EiiKtachiau Tube. When this tube gets inflam­
We are Headquarters for FARM down the backs of the democratic en­
MAY SEND MAILS BY WIRE.
Mr. Glad well was obliged to dig a well ed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect
IMPLEMENTS, CREAMERY and thusiasts in that classic citv : “County
! hearing, and when it is entirely closed, deafness
for his tenant, Mr. Lucas, last week, as i is the result, and un'ess the inflammation can Italy Ip.-alleate. a
Syatra
DAIRY' SUPPLIES, Steel Ranges, not organized for Reames; Hermann
taken out and this tube restored to its nor­
the wa ter from the branch became ini. I be
ma! condition, hearing will be destroyed for­
Klrotrlc Tran.mlaalon at a
Cook Stoves, and Heating Stoves.
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will carry it with 350 votes to spare.” I pure.
ever; nine cases out of ten are caused by
Hl«h kp—<■_
Catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed con­
Now who’s to blame that the democrats
If vou want anything in the HARDWARE LINE call us up.
dition of the mucous surfaces.
Rammed
at
Sea
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
were not organized ? Surely it wasn’t
The Italian minister of posti tn!
Both Phones. We guarantee to give entire satisfaction.
case of Dearness (caused by catarrh) that caii-
the H eadlight man’s fault.
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for telegraphs. Sig. Galimberti, and tb
M arsellbs . June 7.—More than 100 < circulars,
free.
leading officials of hia depart™*
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F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Teledo, O.
|>ers<>ns perished today near Marseilles
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
have examined a plan submitted bt
Keep your eye on the boom cursed citv |
as the result of a collision between the [ Hall s Family Pills are the best.
of destinty—Bay Citv. It may. but we i
an engineer named Piaciceli! for tb
Insulaire and the Liban passenger steam,
establishment of a aystein of ekr|
do not say it will, run Tillamook Citv a
NOTICE OF < KEDITOKS
ers, belonging to the Fraissenet Steam­
SEE THE
trical delivery of the mails, by whid
merrv chase for county seat. Probably '
N otice is H ereby GrvsN. —That the un­ letters are to be transmitted in
Tillamook Lumber Company the people of this city will then bug ship Company, The Lilian left Marseil- dersigned
was on the 18th day of Mar, aluminum boxes along
| les this morning on its regular passenger 1903, appointed
o.erhm
executor of the Inst will
roaj
out their eves and wonder what struck
trip to Bastia, Corsica, and was run and testament of DAVID SCHWBLLNUS, wires at the rate of 248 milri ■■
them when Tillamook City has a keen
deceased, by the County Court of Tillamook
' down and snnk by the Insular off the county. Ore. All jiersons having CLAIMS hour.
competitor nt its very door offering in.
A commission baa been appoints
■ against said estate of David Schwellnus are
Maire Islands.
hereby required to present the same to me. tn report upon this system before if-
ducements to industries with the inten­
Now is the time to buy a
The collision was witnessed from the with the proper vouchers, within six months
tion of ma king Bay City the Industrial
from this date, at the Law Office of H. T. atitiiting experiment« between Rnw
new Sewing Machine for
piolet-boat Blechamp, which was about I Botts, in Tillamook Citv, in said county.
and Naples.
Between these tie
center. Anyway it would do Tillamook
two miles distant. The Blechamp im-1 Dated this 21stdav of Ma v. 1903.
$23.00, with drop head and
points the inventor claims that bi
Citv a good turn to have a live, progres­
H H. TUBBES1NG.
mediately
repaired
to
the
spot
to
render
Executor of the will of David can deliier letters In 25 minnlet.
all the latest improvements
sive town near bv. for then it would be
Schwellnus. deceased.
c at M c I ntosh & M c N air ' s .
assistance.
while the time to send mail frea
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demonstrated whether it hns the deter­
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immer L and . A ctjvnb 3, 1878.—N oticb fob Rome to Paris by this system, Sir
The
force
of
the
collision
had
cut
a
It is the B onita S ewing
mination to push ahead and outdistance
PUBLICATION.
Piscicelli says, could be reduced to
great hole in the Lilian's side, and it
United States Land Office,
M achine , and they range
her competitor, or fall hopelessly behind
BARBER IND HAIRDRESSER.
live hours.
Oi egon City, Oregon,
already
was
making
water
rapidly.
The
June
6th,
I9O3.
her rival into a do-nothing, sleepv, life­
in price front $22 to I35,
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
SHAVING, HAIR CI I TI NG less disposition. However, it is a sur­ Captain saw that the only chance was with
Flnmble Herne. In the Vwt,
with ball bearings. They
the provisions of the act of Congress of
to run the steamer aground, and the Li. June 3, 1M78, entitled An act for the sale of
On the day when Craig, the presi­
vival
of
the
fittest,
and
if
Tillamook
City
are little beanties, perfectly
timber
land
in
the
States
of
California,
Oregon,
SHAMPOOING. EiC
fads to become the manitfacturing cen- ban was headed full s|eed for the shore ■ I Nevada and Washington Territory,"asextended' dent's bodyguard, loaT his life in th
made ami something new on
c
...c Public
.
the
tand States by nvi
act ufAuausi
of August 4.
4, performance of his duty, two other
ter with its natural advantages and log. but within I i minutes alter the collision , 10
the market. These machi­
Electric Bath» nicol» filini up. Goodfol
heroes figured in the news. Michael
att ,
I.OIS A. W
WATT,
ical situation, it will lie for the reason and while still in deep water, the fore ■ 1 Of Rar City. l.ols
nes are a better article than
part of the steamer plunged beneath thel .... .................. County of Tillamook, State of Holahan, of New York, 6* year« of
perenna auffering with rheumatism.
that it looks impossible to get the busi
Oregon, has this day filed m this office his age. was struck down by rnnawaj
the peddlars are charging
worn statement No. tiM for the purchase of
ness men into one harness pulling with waves, and a few minutes later had dis | I ‘ the
N 4 of Nw >4 Sw % of Nw L and Nw • of horse« while thrusting a baby in it>
$65 and $75 for.
appealed.
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I f'R q of ee. No. 33. in township No. 2 N
one pull for the interest of the city.
rsnge
N<y 10 W *n<i will offnr proof to show carriage out of danger. Merton Bred-
MAYERS
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nat rhe land sought is more valuable for its ert, of Jersey City, smitten with iim
When you want Davis, the Ear tnnoer
Ladies’ Shoes.
or stone than for ag'icnltural purposes
We do not think we deserve a cussing her, and a clean shave and fasion- and to establish his claim to said land l^fore the pox. walked 13 miles to a pestilent'
Embrace every feature of stvle. grace now that the election is over, because the able hair ent, he has moved into Count) < lerk of Tillamook Countv, st Tilla- rather than endanger others in a p«!e
m -k 1 ity Oregon, nn Friday the' ml rlaeof lie conveyance, say« the New York
* In my opinion Theodore Roosevelt 1 benutv and durability. Thev wear well, HKADLiGHTdid net enter into an aggres the building previously used byK Ainru.l laOj lie namea «a wi neiwes .-
look well.
„ A,1»’'h'lef f'nlaywn. Theodore Jacohv World. Both may die as the reanlt’f
will not only l»e nominated unanimously
wive fight against those of different poli. R. Beals as a real estate office.
I’rut from $1.30 to $3 50.
Walter I1 Wood, Frank Ixrtig, of Bay City, their unhesitating courage, wbid
but will lx elected bv the largest popular
tical affiliations, for we handled them
Any and all nereona rUimi»« adrereely the shines as brightly as any deed ptrtcf
For sale by
vote ever given a President.” declared
with kid glovesand refrained from jump.'
deaenbed land, are repeated to file their ed on the battlefield.
Mowers, Rakes and Tedders, < abo,-
lainis in this office on or before said >i^t dav
Representative Landis of Indiana.
MIUUS & FINUEY.
ing on their corns, but we don’t like this at Gangloff A Snuffer's.
O( August, I903
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A lgerxon S. D ress 11 Register.
Editorial Snap Shots,
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Tailoring EMty,
QUALITY
1 COUNTS
In Baying a
MOWER,
RAKE,
TEDDER e
WAGON. e
My Large Sto
of SHOES has;
rived, best
that ever offered:
Sale in this City.
The Public is:
vited to call and
convinced.
And all kinds of
FARM
Implements
That is the reason cuhy
people go to
GANGLOFF
SNUFFER
ANU
^OSBORNE IMPLEMENTS
^STUDEBAKER VEHICLES
Have stood the Test.
¡B
FLOUR & FEED
TILibamOOK,
made Tillamook C om ?
Famous.
ORE
HEADLIGHT
Hardware
Granit ware
Tinware, ,
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Sewing Machines.
SHINGLES and BOXES.
Shingles $2.25 1000.
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