Tillamook headlight., April 06, 1893, Image 2

' tionality in determined the United
ffillainoolt firaMijjht. I most ardent church member—per­ States may be asked some questions
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice for
P ublication .
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore­
gon, Jan 16, 1898 —Notice is hereby given that
in compliance with the prov isions of the act of
Congress of June 3. «878, entitled “An act for the
sale of timber lands in the States of California,
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,’’
William Ryan,
of Portland, County of Multnomah, .State of
Oregon, has this day filed in thisoffice his sworn
statement No. 2753. tor the purchase of the n e ‘ a
of n w ' a and lots 1 and 2 of sec. 31 and e '.of
sw U of sec. 30. tp. 2 n, r 7 w
will otter
proof to show that the land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone than for agri­
cultural purposes, and to establish his claim to
said l*nd before the Register and Receiver of
this office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Wednes­
day, the 3rd day of May, 1893. He names as wit-
11 J*H Gillis, Jos Bates, Robt. Case, of Portland,
and R W Hardenbrook, of Cape Horn, Wash.
Any and all person.« claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said 3rd day of
May, 1893
35-44
J. T. Apperson, Register.
A. J. Btillwell) Bacy.
L. Hinsr, Manager.
haps they wouldn’t admit it.
Preachers should preach humanity, by the nations of the earth that
OFFICIAL PAPER OF TILLAMOOK COUNTY. not ethereal sentiment. The singing will be hard to answer. With affairs
; of the quoir was the principal in the Hawaiian islands in their
W. F. D. J ones • E ditor and P roprietor feature, (sometimes it is spelled present condition, an international
D r . T. H. M eserolk . A ssociate E ditor .
“choir.”) They were experts in embroglio with China, upon the
their line. One women who seemed question of treaties, is not (’esired
TILLAMOOK,
drebon
RATHS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
by Mr. Cleveland nor his cabinet.”
(UTUICTLV IHADVAMC«.)
to
be
the
star
had
a
peculiar
thrill,
IlbO.
One year
....................
All very pretty, but the people
. .75. a ri-yi-trala, and a high-toned
Six months
....................................
50
Three months...................................
cadence which was superfluous. of these United States may have
ADVERTISING RATES.
per year $6.75 This is the only fault we have to j something to say to Mr. Cleveland
1 inch, per month
7'»
. F ” ” 2o.oo
anti his cabinet as to the presence
3 ”
” ”
» »5
.
” .„ ” 33 00 find with the quoir. She sang to
VI col. ” ”
3-75
" ” 60.00
«...................
6 75
We like modesty— on our soil of an organized Mon­
. ” ” loo.oo be noticed.
£ •»
»» ”
JI.OO ...
in fact we are the embodiment of golian conspiracy to deplete and T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice for
All kinds of turning done to order.
Local notices, locts per line, and jeta. after
P ublication .
the first insertion Only sets per line for first uiodissty ourself.
We read the impoverish our country.
United
States
Land
office,
Oregon
City,
Ore
­
insertion for regular advertisers.
Mouldings and brackets of all kinds.
gon. Jan. 16, 1*93 —Notice is hereby given that
Lost. Found, For Rent. For Sale, Wanted, and responsive services in the Psalms
in compliance with the provisions of the act of
Special notices, in classified ‘‘ad’’ columns, at as did the rest of the congregation,
The Northwestern Lumberman Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the
the rateof one esssst per word (or first insertion
sale of timber lands in the States of California,
and halt rales thereafter.
and Washington Territory,”
and taking it as a whole were very of Chicago, treating of the growing Oregon, Nevada Richard
F. Ryan,
Legal notices, Nonpareil, rocts. per line for
of
Portland,
County
of Multnomah, State of
scarcity
of
white
pine
for
shop
first insertion and Sets per line for each subse­ much interested in observing the
Oregon, has this day filed in this office his sworn
quent insertion.
statement No. 2754, for the purchase of the w
rendition from the salutory to the work, suggests several woods to fill of
n e *4, n e % ot n w % and lot 1 of see. 30 and
All local notices will be “starred” or otherwise
lot 4 of sec. 19, tp. 2 n, r 7 w, amt will offer proof
its
place,
and
says
of
this
Coast
’
s
benediction.
designated as advertisements.
We make a discount of ten per cent,
to show that the land sought is more valuable
Portland, Oregon, March 26, ’93. woods: The two western woods for its timber or stone than tor agricultural pur­
No special position will be agreed up* n for
poses,
and
to
establish
his
claim
to
said
land
be
­
for cash orders.
any advertisement, though we take especial
that now seem likely to become fore the Register and Receiver of this office at
J ones .
pains to display advertising matter effectively
Oregon
City,
Oregon,
on
Wednesday,
the
3rd
day
an<l give as favorable position as possible, fre­
P. S. We intend to listen to important factors in the factory of May, 1893. He names as witnesses:
quently changing the “make up’’ oi the paper
J II Gillis, Jos. Bates, Robt. E Case, of Port­
William
Nye to-morrow night.
trade are spruce and red cedar. land, Oregon, and R W Harden brook, of (Jape
School Books of all kinds. Pop.
We make a special effort to change or re build
Horn, Wash.
advertisements as often as our natrons desire,
The
former
is
a
light,
soft
wood,
Any
and
all
persons
claiming
adversely
the
ular Authors, cloth bound, 35cts.
but make no contract to that effect.
above-described lands are requested to file their
WEARY.
easily worked, but not strong, with claims in this office on or before said 3rd day of
No cuts will be used, except out line cut« on
Blank books, of every kind.
May, 1893.
metal bases.
a close, straight grain. It has been 35—44
J. T. Apperson, Register.
We
see
it
stated
that
one
Ed.
We reaerve the right to reject any advertise­
ment that we deem objectionable.
Hill, the Garfield murderer, claims used to some extent by one of the T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice for
• «
BOOH STOKE,
P ublication .
T erms : Cash in advance for small advertise­ to have met Burdette Wolfe, of the local sash, door and blind factories
United States Land office, Oregon City, Ore.,
ment«, and payment is required monthly or
Feb.
10,
I893.
—
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
in
with
satisfactory
results.
The
red
quarterly on large contracts.
same kidney, in the wilderness
compliance with the provisions of the act of
Tillamook, Oregon.
Correspondence on topics of general Interest, near Grant’s Pass.
cedar is more brittle than spruce, Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the
sale
of
timber
lands
in
the
States
of
California,
invited.
and Washington Territory,’’
Address all communications to
We don’t doubt the gentleman’s rather coarse-grained, but easily Oregon, Nevada
Sarah Elizabeth Wilson,
T he H eadlight ,
A ^7TXTT'C'
word in the least, a circumstance worked and very durable. It meets of Glenwood, Countv of Washington, State of Stationery of all descriptions. 1 J A
T illamook , or .
Oregon, has this day filed in this office her sworn All the Popular Magazines.
1/1
Z\
I
_
Z\
/ I \| M
statement
No.
2625,
for
the
purchase
of
the
s
w
with
some
favor
in
this
market
as
occuring lately having reduced us
of section 26, tp. 2 n, rB w, and will offer proof
1 1 \ 1
T ii . i . amook , O re ., April 6, 1893. to a condition of object credulity J a finishing wood, but is hardly as *4
to show bhat the land sought is more valuable Subscr. taken for Periodicals. 1V 1 Ik kJ
for its timber or stone than for agricultural pur­
as to the ubiquity of the brute of desirable for factory work as poses, and to establish her claim to said land
before the Register and Receiver of this office at
spruce. Yellow or Douglas fir is Oregon City, Ore., on Friday, the 26th day
Albina.
AT CHURCH
of May 1893. She names s witnesses:
It
was
scarce
past
the
matinal
I
claimed by some Pacific Coast mill Jacob B Wertz, of Glenwood, Oregon, A. R.
Lorensen, of Forest Grove, Ore., John Bliss, of
Sunday is a lively day in Port­ I hour on the morn of the — inst.,
men to be an excellent finishing Rockwood, Ore. and Robert Hicks, ofTillamook,
Oregon.
land. The saloons are open, and when the door of the sanctum |
wood, but it is too heavy to admit Any and all persons claiming adversely the
Is the place to find bargains in
above-described lands are requested to file their
have a good patronage. In order to swung violently inward and in
of shipment East in competition claims in thisoffice on or before said 26th day
of May, 1893.
avoid the crowd and jam, the rushed an individual, clad in a
with spruce and cedar. Its com­ 41-50
J. T. Apperson, Register.
editor of this paper went to church. worn gaberdine, whose visage, of!
mercial value is greatest for con­ I n the C ounty C ourt of the S tate of O re ­
It was not packed so full but what u ndou bted semi t ic aspeet, exhibited
gon for T illamook C ounty .
struction purposes.
In the matter of the estate of John Rock,
we found it comfortable, in fact intense anxiety as bis eye roved
deceased.—Citation.
To J. B. Rock, Greeting.
bail nearly half a bench to ourself. round the office in search of the
GOSPEL
In the Name of the State of Oregon, You are
hereby cited and required to appear iu the
At the saloons the chairs and , occupant. We appeared, (from
County Court of the State of Oregon, for the
In apologizing for mistakes in County ofTillamook, at the Court Room there­
tables are all full, and others. At behind our bomb-proof) and, as
of, at Tillamook, in the County ofTillamook,
church it is different. As we l his restless optic caught us, he former issues, a Western editor State ol Oregon, on Tuesday, the 2nd day of May
1893, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day,
entered the church the doorkeeper burst forth with: ‘‘I’ve just seen says: “They are inexcusable, as all then and there to show cause why an order
should not be issued to S. H. Rock, administrator
handed us the enclosed programme, him—” We reached for our weapon an editor has to do is to hunt news, of the estate of John Rock, deceased, to sell the
pre-emption land claim of said John Kock, de­
j clean rollers, set type, sweep the ceased,
or announcements of services, as it
situated in township 5 south, r 10 west,
but he raised his hand appealing,
in Tillamook county, Oregon.
were. It was at the Taylor St. M. “Wolfe, the murderer. Oh! it must | floor, fohl papers, write wrappers, Witness the Hon. H. F. Holden, Judge of the
Court, of the »State of Oregon, for the
j make paste, mail papers, talk to County
E. Church, the oldest anil leading |
county ofTillamook, with le seal of said court
, out. Iu far hyperborian lands, be­
affixed, this 7th day of Mar«.n 1893.
visitors, distribute type, carry
Methodist church in the city. Rev.
4*
Attest: W. W. C ondor , Clerk.
hind the northern pole I saw him
T illamook , O regon
water, read proofs, correct errors,
Charlea Edwards Locke, I). I).,
cowering. Beyond Terra del Fuego,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
is pastor. Following is part of tlm! on Antarctic peaks, tremendous, I hunt up the scissors and write Land Office at Oregon City, Ore., March 8,
—Notice is hereby given that the following-
I editorials, dodge bills, dun delin­ 1893
programme:
named settler has tiled notice of his intention tc
mine eyes beheld him, Burdette
make final proof in support of his claim, and
quents
and
take
cussings
from
Organ
Voluntary.
1
that said proof m ill be made before the Count)
Wolfe. In Zanzibar and Zuni
of filiamo >k County, at Tillamook. Ore­
o Anthem.
everybody, and tell our subscribers Clerk
gon, OU May 2, 1893, viz:
we’ve met full oft. In Nineveh and
Obadiah B. Lawrence,
3, Responsive Reading—A. M., New York our paths have crossed. | that we need money.”
omestead Entrv No. 8841, for the s w % of n e
s e % of n w %. n e «4 nf s w '4 and n w % of s
Psalm 108, P. M„ Psalm 107.
e ' a , sec. 19, tp. 2 s, r a w.
Bagdad and Borneo saw our con­
lie names the following witnesses to prove
4. Hymn—A. M., 838. P. M., 102.
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
junction. Under the shadow of
of, said land, viz:
5. Prayer.
Frank Goyne, Frank Harris, Theodore Kings­
('heojis, H eadlight in hand, I saw
ley and Lester Kingsley, al) of Tillamook, Tilla­
6. Choir.
mook
county, Ore.
him nodding, and in Chicago’s
42-47
J. T. Apperson, Register.
Fresh bread, pies, cakes etc. always on hand. Home­
7. Scripture Lesson,
canvasaries vast.”
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
8. < Iffertory.
made and French candies, oranges, nuts and
“And now at last upon the
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, March
lemons.
9. Hymn—A. M.,86.3. P. M.,872.
8.18?3 —Notice is hereby given that the follow*
World’» extremest verge, in Tilla­
ing-nainetl settler has tilt-fl notice of his inten­
10. Sermon.
GEO. W KIGER.
tion to make final proof in support of his claim,
mook, too. Where I hail looked for
an;! that said proof will be made before thè
11. Hymn—A. M.,319. P. M.,797.
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
peace anti quietness. It’s too, too
Hay City.
mook, Oregon, on May 1, IM93, viz:
12. Doxology.
Laurance Johnson.
much. I it fact t<s>, too-too.”
Pre-emption D. S. No. 7813, for the w S of n w
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
Rev. Locke is a pale-faced, worn
and w % of s w X. <>f sec 29, tp. 2 n, r 7 w,
“This Wolfe’s a Imre with his
He names the following witnesses to prove his
—
ltsiking individual, and judging
—CORNER FIRST S t . & STILLWELL Av«.
continuous
residence
upon
and
cultivation
of
most iniquitous ubiquity, and I ant
said land, viz:
front his language lie is a man of
C.
Wallin,
John
A.
Brant,
A.
Mills,
Frank
fain to ask something be done to
Severance, all of Tillamook, Tillamook County
education anil culture, but his dis- !
Oregon.
riil me of this Banquo, who will
THE OLD RELIABLE
42 47
J. T. Apperson, Register.
course was in such a sing-song,
ASTORIA, ORE.
not down, but bobs up perpetually
whing-whang tone that we lost
-
Proprietor.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
in every hole and corner of this H. B. PARKER,
Notice is hereby given to whom it may con­
res|M’ct for him. It was affect»'»!.
cern that in the future all bills, petitions' bids
First-class House.
Free Coach.
earth.
applications etc. of any nature whatever, which
Why will preachers persist in
to lie placed before the Board of County
1 “To you, scrilies, I look for succor. <l^*Just the place for Tillamooker« to stop. are
Commissioners of Tillamook county, State of
whining, drawling anil bellowing '
Oregon,
for their consideration, must be filed
Take you this horror in lmnd and
with the county clerk of said county and state
in front of their constituents? Why
PAINTING,
before
the
day on which said Board meets for .7 complete Stock of Drugs
setitch and kill him anil relieve the
the transaction of business, if you wish them to
not talk natural? It sounds Is’tter
Patent Medicines, Toilet-
receive attention.
sorrows of a ¡»oor old man.”
This is done for the reason that all matter for Art ides, Notions on hand.
Frescoing, Decorating, consideration
and has more effect. Ill fact it is
of said Board has to be filed
A long tired sigh, and the old
dokceted and presented to the Board by the
easier done and sounds more honest.
day court meets, the clerk is called from his
and Paper-hanging.
man was gone. We saw where his
woik to file and docket the matter, thereby tak­
Rev. IdX’ke seems to be in ill
ing up the time of the court and prolonging the
foot had trmlden U|s>n a chunk of For estimates and prices call on. or write to session
longer than is necessary.
health, as many other preachers.
H ermann G es . snkr . Braver Post office,
The regular days on which said Board will
the office imp’s gum anil there,
41
Tillamook County. Ore.
meet «luring the balance of the year 1893. are as
This is th»’ first time we have la’en
follows Wednesday. May 3; Wednesday, July 5
distinctly was thebtsitnail impres­
Wednesday, September 6; Wednesday, Nov. 8
of*All Prescriptions carefull y
to church for several months. To
By order of the Court.
sion, crucial iu form. It was aa we
Attest: W. W. Conder, clerk, with the seal
compounded. Fifty years
tell the truth we didn't care for
this nth day of March. 1893.
thought. He was th»» Wandering
\§>experience in this business.
the sermon or afieeted prayer,
Blacksmith.
Jew.
In the matter of the minor heirs of W illiam
that the parson made. We ex-J
Hiatt, deceased.
All kinds of wxxl work anti wagon
Nolic*’ is hereby given that the county court
WHY NOT?
piH’ted to hear the preacher say
of Tillamook county. State of Oregon, desires to
work .tone
lfred
illiams
bind out said heirs until they, the said heirs
something scientific or elegant but
arrive at the age of maturity to some responsible
The Chines»’ vice-council at San
person
or
persons,
to
care
for
maintain
and
were disappointed. Tim moral and FranciHco in Hpeaking of the Geary
said minors, in accordance with the
Shoeing a ¡Specialty. educate
laws governing the matter.
religious lessons intended to be con- ■ law says: "We will submit peace­
Said minors are of the age. name and sex, as
to-wit:
veyed were smothered with affect­ fully to the laws of the country, i Place of business: In Wtn. Heitmiller's follows,
Bertha T. Hiatt, a girl, age I4 years.
T. Hiatt, a boy. age 12 years.
ation anil graceful gestures. Mr. anil Ix’fore May 6th next we shall
shop, Tillamook, Ore.
3flt-f William
Mary E Hiatt, a girl, age 9 years,
Ada A. Hiatt, a girl, age 8 years.
Hutchins
lxx'ke should study practical life. issue warning to the Chinese to
All are bright healthy children.
Corner.
Any
one
desiring
to
take
said
children
or
any
ll<* ought to ride across the moun­ aequiese in imprisonment, if need
one of them, will please correspond with H F
Holden. County Judge Tills ..00k. Tillamook
tains through th«’ mud a few times be, but never to resist. What we
County, Oregon, for further information.
By order of the Court.
every year, as ye editor did recent­ expect is that an arrest will be
Attest W W. Conder clerk, with the seal
LI1TE OF
attached, this the nth day of March 1893
ly, in onler to ton»' himself down ' made, ami then the matter will I h >
to business. His prayer soundedaa at once taken to the United States
M K. CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
to act as our agent. W» furnish an 'Mnuslve
if it were tor show tob<> heard by supreme court, and that tribunal outfit
ami all you ami free. ti cost. nothin. to
Services at the M H Church at Tillamook
try th, busin,,,. w, .ill treat you w"l|"'an4 every Sabbath a» follow» Sabbath School at 10
tlm eoiigr«*gation —and to express will enjoin the enforcement of the li,l|' you to ram ten times ordinary wages Both A. M I n-schingby Rev Ç A. Willey at 11 A M
sears of all ages can live at hour au.I work in Loyal Lefooti for children only) at : r M
his kuowledg«» of the proper pro­ law until its constitutionality is spare time, or all the lime. Au. on, an. whrm Preaching by the Paator at ; P M. Preachlne
can earn a great .Irai of roour.. Man. ha.r made to the children on the «th Sabbath at > P M
nunciation of “last," “trespass" 1 determined. We know, and our Two IlniKlmi Dollars a Month No
„( Prayer meeting Wednesday night at 7 P M
At all hours.
people in the world ar, making so much money
tWrvice. at Ray » ity. Sabhalh School every
and other words which should be j lawyers know that the nearer the wiiliout capital as those al work for u* Burine»'» sabbath at 10 A. M Preaching the first ami
pleasant, strici!, honorable, and pass better than aeeond Sabbath in each month at 11 A M
pronounced w ith the broad sound »lay comes for the enforcement of
"•••’■r offered to agents You ha.e a cl. ar
Preaching at Plenum Valiev on the second
field, with no competition IV, equip
».th ublwth at 11 A M and at South PrairlTm j
of "a.
<8«e IVeliater.)
rsrr.
thing,
and
»uMdr
Printed
directions
for
P.
M. All are cordially invited to attend the
th,« Geary law. the more afraid of beginners which, it uberei faithful!’. will bring above
services.
I he music was gtsxl and was it are the men who framed and more monee than will anr other business |,„
D. M c L achlan . Pastor
prore tour pro.iwrt.> why not > Yon can do -o
worth hearing. A large quoir sang advocated the measure. I believe jMily ami rarely at work f.w us. Keauinal.l,
C. H. SMITH, Proprietor.
industry only neerusarv for absolute »ucees»
'
opposite your name printed
vltMpieutly; but iu tx>m«‘ respects its they realise it will never stand the Ismphht circular git Ing creer particular Is sent on TSS
the margin of your paper or on the wrapper
free to all. líelas not in sending for it.
indicates the time your subscription espires
sound was mereeuary. The "offer­ teat in courts, and they know &s
SKOkUK NTIS-ON g co.
snd you are invited to renew at that time Alt
Koi Ns. «ntl, CorUaud. >g. papers sent to parties outside the county are
tory,” by the preacher, was a well if the attempt ia made to en­
promptly discontinued when their time expires
-----------------—r
and sis months arrearage is the ’'—it within
rambling discourse which tired the I force the law before its eoniititu-
the county. In stopping your »abacs plion,
Published every Thunidey evenin«.
Tillamoolç Lumbering Go.
Saw & Planing Mills.
Proprietors Electric Light System.
DRY I GOODS,
Clothing, hats, caps, boots, shoes, notions,
Gents’ furnishings, Groceries and Gen-
eral merchandise.
At the old stand,
TILLAMOOK pAKERY +
^AND C0N.EECTI0NEKY-
NOW OPEN.
Money loaned,
Notes bought,
Collections made,
IE
First Class Restaurant in Connection.
pander fiouse.
D rugstore
Dr. ”H. "0 .'0. ^ohr^son.
CARL P. KNUDSON,
A
W
,
DRUG STORE!
WE WANT YOU
DRUGS & PATENT MEDICINES.
Prescriptions Compounded
THE •> BUREAU <• SALOON,
FINE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
—’«ry «rat to pay allarrea.^... '
'
First St.) Opp. Occidental.
TUlamack(Ore