TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. NOVEMBER. 12, ieo3
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COULSONBURG.
Oh! Oregon. Wet I Oregon,
As through the rain and mud we run.
We look above, behinii, around.
And see the rain soak in the ground,
I We look nliout and see it pone.
And wish it would’ent rain any more
I’. R. Coulson and family, oi Blaine,
I are visiting at Mrs. Dell Bailey s.
I The streams in this vicinity are very
much swollen, owing to the recent
I rains. They are also sporting ........ run
|ol salmon.’This is the first run ol the
HAVE YOU GIVEN IT A THOUGHT AS TO
WHERE YOU WILL GET YOUR
IIOLIIHl PBEMBSn ? I
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There is not a FINER LINE of presents in the County than you can select at my store.
I have on the way now and expect a large stock of JEWELRY on every boat.
Watches.
Jewelery.
My stock of Watches are the
best that money can buy,
guaranteed as to adjustment
and accuarcv of time.
You
should see them and get prices.
A large find well selected stock
to select your presents from:
Rings, Cuff Buttons, Watch
Guards, Chains, Neck Chains,
Bracelets in improved pattern
and the latest thing out.
ETOEA'E JEVKI
THE OLD RELIABLE
40 acre» ha ve been s ashed n ’’ » 4
and other buildings . 4p’
tons ot iiav, tools sti'ick et
•"r-iuire All for less t’h.AS j
will Sell land separnte. Half ' I
Spruce post office i.ud schoolL*1-*I
or addies* F. I’ichereaii. Sur»^
who is wanting to sell | *,,* i
rheumatism.
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I season here.
.Miss Abbie Coulson, whois here for a
Silver Ware.
short stay from Salem, and Miss
Blanche Bailee, of Ohio, spent last week
The largest and most varied
■ with friends and relatives at Blame. I hey
assortment to select your gifts
' report the residents oi that city very
from in this line. Space for i entertaining, the climate very invigorat-
bids a detail of this select
: ing, and the scenery without an equal,
j Miss Ahbie expects to return to Salem
stock, but call and see them
in a few weeks.
and get their prices.
I Mr. Gardner and Ralph Bundy were
I callers at the burg one day recently, y e
understand Mr. Bundy is contemplating
! a visit to his parents in Ohio soon.
• A conversation, over heard on the op-
| posite side of the river, from Boulder
Creek ;
•• VV’hew ! What a smell.”
“ Y’es, what in the world is it, and
whence does it come ?”
“ I can’t imagine, for I see no signs of
decaving matter.’’
" Ah ! I liavp it now. its. ves. it must
I be the Boulder Creek Bubble's feet.”
“ Do vou reckon ?’’ Well, no.v it did
smell something like ‘ toe jam.’ But
drive on.”
ra
Miss Linnie Coulson, of Beaver, spent
Saturday evening and Sunday with her
parents here.
WAR! WAR!! WAR!!!
We are glad to hear that the Beaver,
j
ites
are contemplating some sort of am-
la'i PerCent Cash Discount Sale
musement for their long winter evenings.
for Four Weeks. Commencing
Hustle up, neighbors.
The above is an invitation to call,-for nothing would please me better than to
show you what you can get in your home town for the approaching HOLIDAYS.
Besides having a'complete Jewelers Line I am adding some very tasty Cut Glass
Ware of the very latest in this line.
Optical Goods, eyes tested I-REE and
Glasses fitted and guaranteed.
Compasses, the ever ready and handy pocket
Compass.
No cheap trash in my store.
Cook jSfcoVeg
November 9th, 7 o’Clock
and Two Minutes Sharp.
FARM FOR Sr 1
A Bargain/ !
160 acres, over 120 rich
BGULDER CREtK.
Farm for Sale^n-
Trask.
Absolutely Pure
TH ERF IS M SUBSTITUT
For sale, a Farm of 160 Acr„-
two miles west of Trask Hou
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Trask road. Contains hous.i"«
orchard.
Partly cleared »41*3 L
meadow land to support 11«
rest easily cleared, having, it
ed, 30 tons ofchittim bark ostk,’ 1
T
Is a good place for a frnit f,r.
good .school.
Vi.
Cull upon or address Fredcd
Trask, Oregon.
4
Ranch for Sale.
General News
“ There is not a bit of truth in it, so
far as I am concerned,” was the com
ment made hv John Mitchell, president
of the United Mineworkers, with refer-
ence to n dispatch published which
stated that Mr. Mitchell would become
a member of the Cabinet of President
Roosevelt to succeed George B. Cortel-
vou, was to resume his former position
as secretary to the President.
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New York city’s sweeping victory for
Tammany shows that New York may
have to lie classed among the doubtful
states in 1904. Coler, of course, carried
the citv by a much bigger majority than
McClellan has just rolled up, but the
Republican plurality in the state was a
little less than 9000 That is a peril
ously narrow margin on a 1,400,000
vote. Moreover, in 1904 some of the
Democrats who voted tor Low will un
doubtedlv cast their ballots for tile
regular candidate of the party.
| uc
Be suit
sure rm«»
mid vumc
come min
and i»uy
buy wimv
while me
the
Fence building has taken a boom ot
I war last. We have decided to sell goods
at the Racket Store just as low, in fact, late, H. L. Jensen and W. I). Gladwill
| a little lower than the lowest. We have are now building a line fence.
Mr. and Mrs. G W. Lucas were wel
| bought all of the goods for cash, hence
' received a discount of from two to six come guests at H. A. Chopard’s on Sun
j |>er cent on the regular wholesale price. day last.
| Why should we make this sacrifice ?
The meetings at Boulder Creek school
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I Whv, bless you, it is with great pleasure house have been discontinued on account
Judgr Livingston IV. Cleveland, of the
r1?"-
to do so.
of the high water and rainy weather.
Probate Court, at New Haven, Conn.,
1st. Because, we don’t propose to be
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bays came over handed down a decision in the Philo S.
undersold.
from their home Sunday to visit Mr. Bennet w ill case holding that the secret
2nd. Because we love to sell so low
Bays sister, Mrs. Della Jensen.
letter directing Mrs. Bennet, the widow,
that everybody will be greatly pleased
Mr. Blalock is very busy now-a-days, to pay William J. Bryan $50,000 was
3rd. Because we don’t care to get
not part of tile will. The effect of this is
on his new house.
rich.
Miss Fannie Lyster, of Spruce, and to prevent Mr. Brvan from obtaining
4-tli. Btcatise we never did believe in
skinning anv body, even the dumb brute [ Messrs. Connie and Frank Dve, of Wolfe the money mentioned in the letter unless
it was dead.
Creek, came up to 0. W. Kinnaman's the present decision is reversed bv a
The Celebrated Buhl Milk Cans. Paints, Oils, Glass, Sash and before
Sth. Because, when I purchased the last Saturday night, returning home higher court, or unless lie should be suc
cessful in legal proceedings against Mrs.
Doors.
the goods of Daddy Mills & Finlev, not ! Sunday p.m.
Bennet, in the event that the $50,000
withstanding I knew they were selling
Mr H. Bays is visiting his niece, Mrs.
shouid be paid under clause 12 of the
as low, in fact, lower, everything con R. N. Dingess, at present writing.
will.
sidered, for instance, they were then
Mr. H. L. Jensen and family spent last
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selling a great deal better grade of pins ’
Sunday at C A. Smith's.
“With a capacity of only 6,000,000
for two cents a pajjer than von could
Dave Hess Is out in this neighborhood eggs the Coos Bay Hatchery will this
find in any department store for two'
year handle 10,000,000 salmon eggs,’’
( cents, besides bless von, when I counted again to spend the winter.
the number of pins in the paper there
Connie Dye and Gus Chopard are said Deputy Fish Warden H. A. Web
from a visit to
1 were just 200, while at the Racket Store helping Mr. Blalock on his house this ster, who returned
I I found 280 to the paper and all they. ; week.
the state’s salmon fishery interests in
j Daddy Mills & Finley ever asked, but |
the
Southern
and
Coast
districts of the
,
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I < 11 I.Chopard
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> I I Norman
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Mrs.
Grace
and
son
never luted their horn about cheap pins visited Mrs ,Mattie Gray. last Monday, state. This increase in the output of
the station at Coos, says Mr. Webster,
as the other fellow did in the news
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II. L. Jensen had the bad luck to get is due to a change in the manner of oper-
| papers. But, by gravey, now I ani also
calt
killed
by
a
falling
tree
during
the
a
ating the plant.
Racks were installed
going to tute my horn and just say to
this year that withstood the freshetsand
I uens, who want cheaper goods than storm last week.
permitted
a
continuous
catch of salmon,
you can buy anywhere else, just cume
I to the Racket Store and if the other
while last year the catch aggregated only
NETARTS
3,500,000 eggs.
The surplus in this
fellow should say in the paper next week i
was
that he also is a guoing to sell his goods i C. Austin
.
, down from the
------- tipper
rr~- year s catch is being deposited in the bed
for 12Va percent lower you pay no at- e,1<*
bay Saturday.
of Coos River after the eggs have im
tention to him what ’omever, but jist i
Marion Phelps was putting tip the pregnated.
Mr. Webster also visited
cornea scucunie right to and into the telephone line bet ween Netarts and Tilla the states’s salmon interests at Yaquina,
Racket Store, and bv ginger, as I said if mook on Saturday, the wind having Alsea and Siuslaw ami reports an un
| the other tellers does drop ’em down to I felled some timber across the line.
usually good run of S Iverside salmon
| nuthen you just pay no attention to ’em,
Several of our people went to Tilla this Fall. He also found the hatcheries
for be sure if it cums to the wurst we, mook Saturday.
making a good showing, the catches
: since we have really got our dander up.
equaling, if not excelling, the capacity of
The
late
storms,
wind
and
rain,
did
am bound to undersell. You bet. I just
the different plants.
do zackly what I say, and now sister, considerable damage to our road in the
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I mean buisness if the other fellers gives way of falling timber and washouts.
More than 10,000 coal miners in Col
M. Cane went to the lighthouse Sun orado went on strike Monday tot an
away goods then be sure you fool no
time awav, but jist come right along day.
eight-hour day, increase in wages and
and we will give you Sets. for every
other concessions. The strike was order
Two
dead
and
two
wounded
is
the
dollar’s worth you carry awav.
And
ed by the National executive officers of
now remember, if the other fellows comes result of a shooting affray at the en the United Mineworkers of America,
down to that we will still do a lcitle trance of the Wallace Opera House on after the coal companies refused to con
Monday night. The shooting took place fer wi1 lithe union representatives con
! letter vet.
A lot of new shoes just received and just as the theater goers were leaving cerning the demands of the men. Of the
— following
--1'..... '--- a performance
.......Ly
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some
new goods coining an ever incoin- - the -*
theater,
by idle men 6000 are in the southern coal
*
• boat.
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lame8 Neil!
thejames
Neill roninmv
company. The trouble fields, 2000 in the northern coal fields
ing
C. DANIELS &
co. the
arose over Cuff insisting upon smoking and 1800 in Fremont Countv. One hun-
a cigar in the gallery. House Policeman dred mines have been closed down. A
Election Notice.
Rose ordered him to desist, but he re few indefiendent properties in the north
N otice is H ereby G iven ,—That an „ fused. The policeman took the cigar ern coal fields and elsewhere will not
it
away
from Cuff alter a struggle. Cuff stop work, since the operators have
Election will be held in the City Hall, of
vengeance. He agreed to concede the eight-hour day and
tue theater
tneaur vowing
v
Tillamook City. Oregon, on Monday,
'__ ! leit the
Less than 1000
the "thdiiv of December, 1903, from
from the
the re,“rnrd sl,ort,'r with a revolver nnd also increased wages.
hours of 9 o’clock a.m to 12 o'clock m. waited until the performance was over. miners will remain at work according to
Temptingly Attractive
and from 1 o'clock p.m. to 4 o’clock Rose was the first man out ot the opera- reports from the affected districts. The
In Weaves, Colorings and Prices.
p.m. for the purpose of electing the fol house. As lie stepped outside Cuff began announcement comes that 600 have
Th, first, shots missed and Rose gone out in Colfax Countv. N. M. ___
lowing officers of Tillamook Citv, Ore- firing.
The
Can now be seen at—
returned the fire. Dr. Firns, who was others in that territory are now nego
i gon. to wit :
escorting
a
lady,
followed
Rose
out.
and
MAYOR.
tiating with the mineowners. The Col
as he did so, a bullet, presumably from orado Fuel & Iron. Victor Fuel and
t
CITY RECORDER,
Cuff's revolver, struck him in the head, Northern Coal & Coke Companies are
p
TREASURER,
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Come early and secure first choice.
killing him instantly. Other policemen the largest producers. Practically all of
MARSHAL.
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Satisfaction guaranteed in «til cases.
ONE COUNCILMAN for 1st Ward, appeared at this moment and a general their properities have been tied ’ up by
ONE COUNCILMAN for 2nd Ward, fusilade followed. The panic-stricken the action of miners. However, they are
ONE COUNCILMAN for 3rd Ward, ¡ theatergoers stampeded back into the making efforts to continue operations
ONE COUNCILMAN for 4th Ward, foyer, men nnd women being trampled in under the protection of a strong guard.
| the mad rush
to K
get
awav. cun
Cuff con- It is estimated that there are about 140
.U3II w
vi «««Y.
AND
ONE COUNCILMAN for 5th Wnrd. t,n“ed bring, wounding Chief of Police
That T. B. Handley'G.' O Nolan' and McGoven and sPecial Officer Rose.' Cuff coal mines in the state with an output
some 8.000,000 tons a year and about
Centrally Located.
Rates, $1 Per Day W. G. Kelso have been appointed as ^ben started to escape, running around of
1,000,000 tons of coke.
, Judges ; and
Otto
Heins
and
D.
C.
(
bc
corner
of
the
theater.
He
was
inter
and Otto Heins and D. C.
Pierce, as
at a side exit by Policeman Quinn,
as Clerks;
Clerks ; to
to conduct
conduct said
i
New Jewelry at Franklin’s.
election.
who kept up a running fire, three bullets
Owing to the wind storm on Tuesday
Bv order of the Common Council ot taking effect. Cuff tell unconscious and
M. H. LARSEN, Proprietor.
said Tillamook Citv. Oregon.
died in 15 minutes. A numlier of people night the stige was delaved on Wednes
I hos .’C oates .
were injured in the stampede. Cuff was day morning Severn! hours owing to a
a miner and served in the Philippines nnmber of trees across the road, and on
City Recorder.
with
the Idaho regiment. Dr. Firns was Thursday it was five o’clock before the
The Best Hotel in the city. No Chinese Emjloyed.
S tats of O hio . C ity of T olxdo . » w .
•» a well-known surgeon of Wallace and mail arrived in this citv on account of
L ucas C ounty ,
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'• leaves
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family.
washouts in the roads, '
E w an * J C hfnkv niskrs-osth that he is the
senior par met of the firm of F. J. ( hfney &
Mannre heaps are responsible for many
Urge Stock of Flonr just ar
Ranges
Hardware, Tinware. Iron and Steel.
I offer for »ale my place |<noWi # .
cariiie Mountain, located north«;
lialenr Bay. Th» place coniiiu of J
PEERLESS, WHITE RIVER, PRIDE
WALDO HILLS FLOUR
You can save good money on vour
Winter’s feed and Hour
us at once.
Gangloff 8 l Snuffer
Warrington. <>■
FOR SALE.
Dairy Farm of 12
Acres on the Miami
In Tillamook County, Oregon.
miles from tidewater. Good road.
$1,750, on easy terms.
For further information see C om ^R
Commissioner L. Parrish, Hobsoiir^;,/
Oregon or write to Amon Rose,
ton. Ci'll.
? ‘k
L. EDDY,
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
T illamook
SARCHE ,
Tailor, Tillamook
the
LARSEN HOUSE,
OREGON
TILLAMOOK,
Quick Brothers,
COAL
HOUSEHOLD MOVERS
AND DRAYMEN.
Co . doing business in the C»ty of Toledo
Cm.nty and State aforesaid, and that sat«! firm
will pay the sum of ONE HCNOR’ n [>»|.
I A RS for each «nd every cnee of «'atarrh tuat
Cva'l1 ** eUred b,r lhe “•* of h*ll'* C atarbh
Now is the time to purchase vour
winter supply, while the weather is nice
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FRANK J. CHENEY
Strom to before me and stilsK-rlbed In mv
We make special rates on 5 tons and up pretence, this 6th day of I'ecetnber. A D.
Heavy Teaming a Specialty with ns
.
A W GLEASON
wards during this time of year. There is 4
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Notary Public.
Our Delivery wagon delivers to country none better than Hetton coal mined in i
'J*!1 '• c.?Un'\C“v7 ? *“k' '”'»ni»!lv >ud
or citv.
Australia
A complete substitute for »¡■1. dan.-llv on the Mood
nine. ,,- -url.c.-«
hard coal ; low in ash, quick to ignite. of th« system Send tor testimonials true
NOT1VK OF FINA1. «ETTLKMKNT.
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CHUNK» 4 CO.. Toledo, O.
sold by l*nini*t*. 75c.
Suitable for stove, range, grate .and fur
Hall . r.mb fill. ... the be«t
\’«» tkk 1« H krrbv
G ivkn . -That the
undersijrtted. executrix «»f the last will and nave.
Tillamook
testament of JAMES TONli deceased. ha*
fil«?«l in the Countv Court, «»f the State of
Oregon, for Tillant«>ok County. her final
account a* such executrix, atnl that Tuemtay.
trie **th day of I »eve m her. A 1» 1903. at the
hour
ten o'clock a in has been fixed hv
saW Court as the time for the hcrtrinx «if
ol»iecti«»ns to sahl account, am! the settle-
ment thereof
ANN TONIC
Executrix ot the last will «nd
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testa
ment of James T«»ne. deceased
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LAMB
Telephone, Main 33.
af
The best cup of Coffee In
town. Lunch at any time, a
Vogler's bakery.
Warehouse Company,
8
ail , oring
W ood Saw
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RESSERS-
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H. MAKHI.F A VIM. Props.
All orders promptly attended to.
Phone A. K. Cnte when you want te
le
elights
apper
CKIC«O USA
^NICASOUSA
.
on earth -
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«UVA
FlflbEY.
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diseases that appear on farms. Even the
well water may become contaminated,
though the heap may l>e some distance
from it. Typhoid fever and diptlieria
have appeared in families living a mile or
more from neighbors, nnd where it was
apparantlv impossible for the families to
l>e attacked. A French scientist who in.
se ttgated diseases on farms in Frmce
found that there was some relation be
tween manure heaps and epidemics of
diphtheria. Statistics in Scotland and
I russia show that the rate of mortality
from diphtheria is higher in rural dis
tr,c,’1 J1’’’“«»»'«i that all manure
should lie kept m closed locations with
cement sides and bottoms If manure
is treated with a solution of sulphuric
acid before bemg added to the heap, the
bulk of the manure will lie reduced and
the plant food rendered more soluble
while disease wdl 1« prevented, to a cer’
tain extent. One point to observe is to
have the well of water as far from the
’«afw of contamination as posribl.
the grading living such that no surfaw
wd" C*n fl°W
lh* d,rTClion °< ‘he
I
rived at Gangloff & Snuffer's.
k
Games
V.
Inside each pound package of
Lion Coffee
will be found a FREE game.
t>0 different games. AU new.
At Your Grocer’».
..
O regos .
BOTTS,
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. |
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Complete set .of abstract!,
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Office upstairs, North of Tillamod
County Bank.
TILLAMOOK
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OREGON I
LAUDE THAYER,
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
T illamook
OARL
O regon
HABERLACH,
ATTORNEY AT-LAW,
Jlctttechcr ¿Abvohot.
Office across the street nnd north "I
FALL FABRICS
For Gentlemen's Garments to Order
?
at
hundred acres of land, oter half of .J
is open prairie, either now undo
tion or ready for theplow. T!:iia
grass land, well watered by
streams, and can easily be made »
the best, if not the best stockor
farmin Tillamook County. Prict-r,
able and terms easy. Apply to
P. C. W arkkn ,
To the Farmers.
NEW
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the Post Office.
J^fOBERT A. MILLER I
A ttorney - at -L aw .
Oregon City, Oreg»!
Land Titles and Land Oi’,
Business a Specialty.
A. W.
SEVERANCE,
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
T illamook
O regon
P hysician , S urgeon and
A ccoucheur .
All calls promptly attended to.
T illamook .. O regon .
S. STEPHENS,
* Real Estate, InsuranceaC
Agent for the
J
Northwest School Furniture t®-.
Notary Public.
OFFICE IN OLSEN BLOCK.
LAUDE THAYER,
Agent for Fireman s
Fund and London and L«DCi'
shire Fire Insurance
Companies.
Tillamook .. Oregon-_
R. BEALS,
REAL ESTATE,
F inancial A gent ,
Tillamook, Oregon.