Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, August 15, 1895, Image 2

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    I mthk C ibcuit C ourt
of the
S tatk
«
Mfr
I
Sturgeons
*
flew and 0elect ßtocl^.
patent l^edicineg and Druggie Notion^.
A Fine Line of Jewelry
*
i
M
of
O re
gon for the C ounty of T illamook .
Mr. Voltaire, the great infidel the mines only to be disappointed-
r . D. Peekham, plaintiff,
vs.
philosopher, who died 1778, iiiuilt I would advise people who are
----- BY-----
Department
John W Anderson, E. IL
W. F. D. JONES.
No. a.
t owing, Mary Hughes,
later despising this prophecy, de­ looking for employment to stay
John W Iler, and B. \
Anderson, defendants.
clared that it made Sir Isaac New­ away until next spring, as it will
To John W. Anderson and E. H. Cowing, defen-
dants above named.
T he C ounty O fficial P aper ton a fool when it led him to say take the company all of this sum­
In the Nameofthe State of Oregon; You and
so. Now, time has proven who mer to get the mines in shape to
each of vou are hereby commanded and re­
quired to be and appear in the above named
the fool was! Was the bible with work next year. The worst draw­
court ami answer the complaint tiled against
------ Independent in Politic*------
vou in the above entitled suit on or before the
Mr. Newton a hindrance to ad back to this country is the long
first day of the next regular term of snid court
following the service of this summons upon you
vaucement?
distance
to
market;
it
is
GO
miles
bv
six weeks publication thereof to-wit: on or
KATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
before Monday the -jbth «lay of August 1895.
If what Mr. Hosmer says is true to Baker City, which is the nearest
(STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.)
The said defendants mill each of them will
take notice that if he tail to so appearand
One year
...............................................
»I .M). about the bible, then Mr. Voltaire railroad point,
Tl.e snow getn
answer said complaint hs aforsaid the plaintiff
Six months
.7,.
will apply to the court for the relief demanded
SO. was a hindrance to progress,
Three months
lie deep in winter,
am told that
in the complaint, to-wit:
That plaintiff have judgment against the de­
that
would be surprised to learn
there is about three months good
fendants, that the usual decree may be made
for the sale of the premises described in the
ADVERTISING RATES.
i we ciui travel 100 miles tin hour sleighing every
winter,
The
complaint bv the sheriff of said county, accord­
pi ryeHi $6.75 now.
i inch, per mon th
. $0.75
ing to law, ami the rules and practice of this
weather is pleasant here in HUIII-
3 ..
..
..
a aJ
" 20.00 j
court; that the proceeds of said sale maybe
Ueo!. ”
”
3.75
applied to the p.tyinent of the amount found
” ” 33 00
that
mer,
though
it
gets
The
bible
does
not
teach
warmer
here
J? ’
”
••
6.75
" ’’ 60.00 I
due the plaintiff on said note and mortgage, and
. ” " I OU. 00 I grass and herbs were created be­ than in Tillamook, but nights are
1 " ”
”
11.00
the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars
Local notic*«, loots, per line; and .sets, after
attorney lee, and the further sum of $12.04 taxes,
the first insertion. Only sets per line for first fore the sun.
together with the costs of the suit and that said
Yes
I
heartily
agree
always
cool
and
pleasant.
I
have
insertion for regular advertiseis
John W. Anderson and E. H. ( owing and all
Lost, Found, For Rent, ForSale, Wanted, and
peisons claiming under them or either of them
Special notices, in classified “ad” columns, at with Mr. Hosmer when lie says it not time to w rite any more at pres­
subsequent to the execution of said mortgage
the rate of on<* cent per word for first insertion is a shame lor widows ami others ent, so 1 w ill close by asking you
on said premises, either assignees, successors,
and hall rates thereafter.
judgment creditors, or otherwise, may be for­
Legal notices, Nonpareil, locls. per line for
ever barred and forclosed of rights, claims, or
first insertion and nets per line for each subse­ to live in want, and lazy priests to semi my H eadlight to Carson,
equity of redemption in said property and every
quent Insertion.
and preachers to live in luxury. I nion Co., Oregon, and oblige.
Bort thereof.
That all moneys remaining after applying so
All notices or communications should It is a burning shame but we will
much thereof ot the proceeds of the sale of said
Yours
Respectfully
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded.
Stationery, Books.
be sent in as early in the week as possible.
premise as may be necessary to pay the amount
not endure it much longer.
But
found dur lhe plaintiff, together with $150.00
F. S. F aiuhukht .
attorney f<e-, ami $12.04 tuxes, and the cost of
do
they
live
up
to
the
bible
ill
this suit and property applicable to the satis­
Correspondence Wanted.
faction ol the judgment, may be brought into
illamook
regon
Read first, John in, 17, ami
comt to abide the orders of this court and for
A gentlemen sends us this word
The H eadlight is for the people, and they J that?
such further or other or different relief as the
an* invited to write for its columns. We ba-
lieve in free exercise of opinion, and wish to see.
to pronounce: “Fransligeltersky-
(■om I may deem just.
This summons is served by publication on the
encourage independence of thought anti action
Mr. Hosmer is pretty pointed in pesfumlerkiiickellpenpsay.” Well
defendants John W. Anderson and E. H. Cowing
Local topics at e preferred. Our name stands
at the head of this column, and everything,
by publication in the Tillamook. Headlight for
F-r a-n, here’s
not otherwise signed, western! responsible for. some of his urgiiements, but as i I sir, here goes:
6 weeks by order of lion II.II. Hewitt, Judge of
If you write, don 't be afraid to father your own
said court made at chambers on the 28th duy of
opinions, but sign your name for publication, does not hit, I let it go as well, your Fran; s 1 i, here’s your sii,
June 1895.
•
it is cowardly to do otliei wiae. and articles
A. W. S everance ,
What he strikes at is most. here’s your Franali, g e t, here’s
with fictitious names liave little weight. We said.
Attorney for plaintiff.
57
YEARS
adhere to this condition, except its to local cor
respondents who send news items pureatid j ly servitude and superstition. But your get, here’s your sliget, here’s
300 ACRES I n the C ircuit (' ourt of the S tate of O re -
simple. In such cases we do not publish the I
[
GON FOR THE COUNTY OF TILLAMOOK.
lie jumps Hie track sometimes and your F.ansliget, t e r, here's your
name of the writer.
But if you wish to express ail opinion or crlt 1
PearB, Nut Trees, and NnveltieB.
F. R. Beals
icIze somebody, you must sign your name fot I makes slateim-nts that lie cannot ter, here’s your getter, here’s your
Plaintiff
publication
And, in all cases we must know i
vs
j- Dep'I No. ».
\j, STARR, the largest early J.
thenameofthe writer. Don't throw out petty prove, and which would take too sligeller, here’s your Fransligetter
\\ illiam W. Quick
iiersoiial slings, ordeal in coarse abuse regard 1
apple. 12 inches around,
Defendant
J
ing your neighbors. Wollld rather you'd abuse much space for me to disprove. s k y, here’s your sky, here’s your
'I
marketable lirst week in July
I
tlie editoi of this paper. Such letters would be
'I'o William W. Quick the above
. ______________
named de-
mote apt to“be published
In tact, ¡»eople who
I npver knew wliat liberty and tersky, here’syourgetlersky, here’s
fendant, in the name of the state of Oregon you
hold opinions different from <>tns are urged to
are hereby requested and commanded to appear
Paragon,
Farlin
mid
other
apples.
KOONCE
pear,
early,
hand
­
write them for publication. We 11 answer you freedom was until I got onto the your sligeltersky, here’s your Fran­
1 in the above named court and answer the com­
fairly and courteously if your opinions are wot th I
plaint filed amiinst you in the above entitled
some and delicious. Lincoln Coreless, very large r*nd very late. Also, suit
You shall know the si igei tersky, p e s, here's your pcs,
answering. We are anxious to have parties of bible liberty.
on o. before the fn st dav of the next regu­
diffeerent faith express their opinion in this |
lar
term of said court after six weeks publication
Senecig .Japan Golden Russet, Vermont Beauty, etc. Japan Quince
paper. We pride ourselves on granting every-1 truth, said Jesus and the truth here’s your sky pcs, here's) our ter­
of this summons upon you, to wit; On or be­
body to think and act according to hiscon
fore the 26th. day ol August 1805. The defendant
Columbia, unequaled for jelly.
shall make von free (John vnr,32) sky pes, here’s your getterskypes,
science, regardless of our own beliefs.
will take notice that if he fail to so appear and
liie pnldie doesn't care about "someliodv
answer said complaint within the time above
going Io see his gii I," new fence," "bad colds," Jesus must have been somewhat here's your sligelterskypes, here's
named,
the plaintiff will apply to the court
1TVTS__
building of lien-coops," etc Write about Some
aforesaid for the relief prayed for in the com­
He tried your Fransligetlei'skypes, f u n,
thing interesting 01 not at all Write as plainly of a liberal wasn’t he?
plaint, which in brief is fur a decree, foreclosing
Parry's Giant. 6 inches around, the largest known chestnut; Paragon, Numbo and
as possibly. If you can't spell correctly, or
Ihecertain mortgage desciibedin lhe complaint
many others. Walnuts—French, Persian, Japan, English and American. Pecans, Almonds,
use goo.I graniiuar, never mind that. Don't to rid the people of fables,
You veliere’« your fun?—Oh. confound
gi\ en in favor of lite plaintiff on the 25LI1 day of
let a good news item spoil on that account. We
Filberts, Eleagnus I.ongipes. Japan Mayberries, Hardy Oranges. Dwarf Rocky Mountain
January 1895, and for a decree against the de­
furnis:i printed instructions that will be of liberals today could not find n het­ it, spell it yourself, we’re tired.—
Cherries, free from insects, black knots and other diseases Small fruits, grapes, ent rants
fendant for the sum of $6j, with inteieNt thereon
help to those who wish to write for papers
,¡1 om the 25th day of January 1895 at the rate of
etc. Shade trees, ornamental shrubs. C atalogue F ree .
'file space In this papei is yours. Make use of ter friend and one that would give Exchange.
ten percent per annum, ami the further sum of
it if you like
attoi neys fees, and tor costs and disburse-.
you more menial comfort if you
Pomona NurBerieB.
WM barry , Barry, n . j. $56
meitlK of ibis suit, ami that a decree he entered
directing that the interest of the defendant ii.
102 IN THE SHADE
would only truly try him.
What
the Donation Land Claim of James and Anna
AN A NS WEH TO MH. HOSMER
(¿r.ick. as the heir al law of said James anti A mm
right Ims a foreigner to dictate to
Quick, be sold to pay said sums andforsuch
Last Monday was tlie hottest day
(Written by Janies M. Level.)
further le.ief as he Is entitled to in equity and
Americans what they shall or shall
good conscience.
of the year in Sheridan. At noon
This summons is served on the defendant h>
not do or believe? Shame to the
(Concluded from last week.)
publication thereof in the Tillamook H ead ’
the thermometer indicated 102 de­
light for six weeks, by older of Hon. H. H.
American that will deliver up his
Hewitt, Judge of said court, made at chambers
fmnlies of the earth during the
The Barrel Maker.
grees above Zero, with the quick­
on the 2ist., day of June, 1X95.
i conscience and liberty to a foreign
5 11
Z>E. fi. S elph , Atty, for plaintiff.
silver still clambering up the lib­
Millennial reign? Some for the | potentale, the I’ope.
Has
opened
his
shop
here
again,
and
is
ready
to
make
Barrels,
Kegs,
erty pole.
Fat men gasped for
I n the C ircuit C ourt of the S tate of ore -
destruction of the powers that he,
Scientists claim thill the sun
gon for the C ounty of T ili . amook .
and then to be made into plow­ j was in existence long before God breath; lean men panted like liz- Firkins, Kits, Tubs, etc., ut modern prices. All work warranted first class.
Jacob R. Reeller
Plaintiff
Suit
zards; the city dogs hid under the
shares and pruning hooks, when I said “let there be light.”
vs
j-
for
Tillamook, Or.
Very
Lea Cavilla Reeher
Divorce.
nation shall not. lift lip sword
sidewalks; not a rooster crowed;
Defendant J
well, but. they cannot prove that
To Lea ( avilla Reeher, the above named de­
against nation, neither shall they
not a hen cackled—it was too hot
fendant, in the name of the state of Oregon, j on
light was shining through the
. re hereby required to appear and answer the
learn war any more, (Isa. if, 4.)
to lay eggs.
102 degrees in the
complaint filed agaiust you in the above entitled
thick vapor at that time.
suit, on or before the first ot the next term of
Mr. Hosmer objects because
shade! \\ hew! Ami the sea breeze
said court, i'o wit: Onor before Monday the
Scientists claim that lhe
26th day of August 1895.
Christ did not bring peace. Inter­
dallied in the moiiiitniiiH ami for­
You will take notide, that if you fail so to
fields were found long before
appear and answer said complaint the plaintiff
national peace was not his object
got to come. And the rich go Io
| lined. Very well they can
will apjdy to the above named court for the re­
lict demanded in said complaint. To wit. For
in coming the first time, neither
the sea coast while the poor stay
a deciec dissoving the bonds of matrimony now
twenty thousand years before if
did he say that any would have I I hey
existing between the jdaiiitifi and defendant
at home, light Hies and sweat.—
like, the bible will not contrn-
and that delendant pay the costs and disburse
peace but them that believe in
meiitsof this suit and for such other and further
Sheridan Sun.
diet. Seienlists say the earth ir
relief as may seem meet to the court.
him.
lln gave i n w aril ly pence
This summons is served by publication thore-
j over 0000 years old.
T he hihle
tl,e
Lea ( avilla Reeher, in
unto them, but out will'dly they
the lillamook H eadlight for six consecutive
SenatorJ.il
.
Mitchell
was
re
­
does not deny it. Scientists say
weeks By order of Hon. H. H. Hewitt Judge of
Why
were troubled nil n round.
said court, made al chambers at Albany, on tlie
the enrth leHts on nothing. So does cently interviewed in San Eran
28th day of June i8aft.
should infidelity and those thill
I T. MAULsnv, Att y for plaintiff
visco,
mid
speaking
of
the
silver
i the bible (Job xxvi, 7). Scientists
dishonor him expect peace nt his
question
said:
—
‘
‘
J
have
very
deci
­
’ I n the C ircuit C ourt of the S tate of O rf
say the nir hits weight so does (he
hand? 11« will yet speak peace to
1 J Mary
m
,
T illamook .
ded views, and have had for a
D. L. Barnhart, Plaintiff,
bible (Job xxvm 25).
VS.
I he nations nflvr they have tried
n.unber
oi
years,
on
the
coinage
George
I.
Evans
and
L.
S.
Evans,
In conclusion I will say that all
their best to destroy themselves
I ,
Defendants.
i'o the above named defendants.
human efibrls to heUer things to question—that is, as to the coinage
with the war weapons they have.
In tin- ni.ni.. of the Stale of Oregon: You are
of
gold
and
silver
ami
their
use
as
any extent will he futile until the
d'dm’ ¿fl!1''"1.1" »ppear «nd answer the com-
There is a good deal of Mr. Hos­
1 ' a «'«••! miH.nwt you In the ul»o»e entitled
At their llalMonville store they curry » large stea k of
i Iitues, 2520 years from the begin­ money. I would have the govern­
-nil hy the fir-t day of lhe negl term of this
mer's iirguement I will not at­
r.' i L. ¡' 1 <lay ?'
'»>95. And if you
ning of the Babylon Empire, of lhe ment treat silver both as to coin­
tail -o 1° an»« , r lor want thereof they will
tempt to answer, because ho is
apply to lhe 1'oiirrfot u decree «g.-dnst you for
Gentiles be fulfilled.
Then th»' age and use, precisely as it treats
the sum "f J5O». principal due upon a promissory
striking at one thing mid hitting
'' A1C",V= *’ you
ll>cpl*nitlffon the 26th
I would have no limitation
; ayu 'h,y iso. ....... th,, i,,;,.,,.,, tHere-on f,,,'.,
Jews will soon return to their own gold.
another, lie cannot prove that
it- dale at the rate of H per cent, per annum aud
on
t
he
coinage
and
use
of
one
met
­
laud mid the promised blessing
accillliig interest. Also for !5o Attorney tees
Christ’s brethren ever prosecuted,
.1, , i lexes paid by plaintiff ,,n the mortgaged
through them of nil families of the al as legal tender money that does
premises referred lo herein, for the costi furl
burned or tin tilled any one. Auti-
dlslmrsenients of tiri» -nit Auditor the fore
earth will soon after commence not attach to the other. In a
i.i,ih‘1htr'’1f 1 ”
'•«cuted by you to
elirislians have done lots of it, and
Pry Ii.»»!,-, ItooUan.l Shoe», llar.lwme, Grocerie»,
I lan ttft to secure said promisory note and the
when they once more become the word. I an in favor of free mid un­
I «PP kair.m of the fundi realized therefro.n t'
Feed, Provixioiis, Etc.
us he says in what they think tlm-
tra»,I si,éìd'h.O,fl“'C ' decree Thi» summons is
rilling people under a perfect law, limited coinage of gold mid silver
hr ' t ?..
«I an order for service
mime of Christ, but they tlo not
into
legal
tinnier
looney.
1
would
iW*'’” " "Hewitl *n"
and a 'aw enforcer back of it. All
even know his name nor who or
. U . Thayer Newton McCoy ft Claude Thayer,
things that oll'end then will lie east have such money treated mid used
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
what lie is. But it seems lolly io
as money of ultimate redemption.
out, for salvation is of the Jews.
ask me Io reject the birth ofChrist
administrators notice .
I give no proof texts on account I would have the government do
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
and accept the man-made monkey
STEAMER TRUCKEE
mwk,countvOMrif,he ci’unty court of Tilla-
this
independently
of
the
wishes
or
of space.
1,1 Probate, on
theory.
Arent. I„r the fui «111,,» steamer Tniekee, ' •n,n8. ! i ÌS-
the undersigned waa
protests or dictates of Great Brit­
carrying pa-aenRer» and freight from San Fran ‘VmU.« « Hi,mi,l,s|rat°r of the estate of A G
XffO.V EASTERN OREGON
The Jewish people are just as
Aodetson, deceased, and that all iwrufin« i*Q*.
ain or any otherpoweron earth. In
ciacn. Tillamook and fortiand. Trips every I tug
claims against the said estate, are required
much tlm result of a minile as I Im
week«, weather permilling
Ei> H eadlight :—Since l wrote the hinguage of the last national re
thè Office or A"w"ih the pr°P'r vouchers Io
seme
to th,
!*'v«.;»"ce, or during hi» ab-
—
K
atk
»:
—
birth of Christ, W lien we get rid you last I have sold out nt Ln publican platform, ‘I demand the
oftthl?r.mt°ce ’ ah '"
"'»'"^Ì'onJ't'he'dme
Cahill, one way. (Tillamook and S. F.)
Sl5
oo
of the orthodox teaching on the Grande ami moved to Pine Vnllej use ot both gold mid silver as
Steerage ”
9 oo
Cabin, Round Trip.
subject and look ut the bible, I » mid today I bought 80 acres of standard money.”
Dated this July 20th 1R95,
f H oo
F»eight, general merchandise. San
fc- M. L amb , Administrator.
admit that the bible is a hard book laud and will make this place my
Frnuciia-o
or Portland. $j oo per ton.
for any to comprehend. None yet tut lire home. T his is a beautiful
'¡Tie Sheridan Sun says:
Gold
J. E. SIBLEY, «‘"’»ger Store and Mill. Hob.onville. Oregon
administrators sai . f .
Ims done it. It is like the earth little valley six miles wide mid in praying quantities has been dis­
a»|N“r'ler Ofh»b7hy,tl.'’'"thal ,n P'lr.n.ncf of
in that there are new treasures to fifteen miles long.
Fruit, grain covered by Captain Jackson and Principal OBI ct , >,9. Berry SL, S K Mill» at Truckee. Cal.
be found in it all the time.
That ami liny grows immenee here, and others from Tillamook on the
t.,le0rjol'„ ’I'Tt'tb/d^'.ed'"",tter °f 'h* C’
is one reason why I do not believe as they depend on irrigating there beach nt Sih-tz. It is easily pan­
Wilt Ir“l"M
f'i'in1
Of Mid , »late
7 1
man is its author, man can coun­ is no failure of crops. T here is an ned out. I’rospects ranging from
I
[
»1 the hou, of,,ye o . LkL »»*'o»Ci.tu,d.r;B°he
terfeit man's work, but man can­ abundance of pure mountain wa­ 10 to 30c were secured in a gold-
I
roL»“,h° TlVVi.’S’’*’'-
lh'' h'Khe.t »Adder
not counterfeit the bible. But the ter for stock and irrigation pur­ pan. Great excitement preiailsat
of Imitation
»«:dwhit"«1 PTP't'r belonging to
bible must come to n man as a self- poses, also plenty of timber. Ear­ Tillamook. The whole beach is
trade tr.arks
ludhmW",",!'"f Till"'n"krD»l*uyif oreionl
arT labels.
M?oUow.P*r"CU1"r,y ’**‘unded and <le«r?bed
evident fact. I cannot prove to ly apples ami peaches are ripe am) thought to be full of gold.
One
anyone that it is true, neither can water liiellons -.»on will be Cher man who went ill bathing there
1 prove that there is ail atom. No lies are about gone; there will be with his pants on came out with
lown»h',p'ournort'li'"'"1"' "v'1""
one lias ever seen one, and there a good crop of prunes, plums, apri­ $•*> worth of gold in his pockets.
is no possible way of exhibiting cots ami tomatoes. The Cornuco­ He had forgotten to take it out be.
one that all may see it ami be­ pia mines are eight miles north of fore he went in.
lieve.
us. T hey were sold a short time
<o»Kh wZJtqu,ar,er of the
Costs no more than inferior package soda__
I believe it as a matter of faitii. ago to a Montana company, ami
F. M. Brown and L. A. Bailey,
never spoils the flour, keeps soft, and is uni.
Sir Isaac New ton, w ho died 1727, the new company IN ¡put ting in » two rustling newspaper men, for­
fining
Ye.T"-
versaily acknowU.iged purest in tbe world.
said on the strength of Dan. Ml. I large quartz mill iiik I running a merly of South Dakota, have pur­
John
*'
(lull lie would not wonder if men 100 feet tuiiiie1, They lire work* chased the Independence Enter­
«a4c only by CHURCH R CO.. Rev York.
"M. F oliy , Atty. Portland, Ore
•«M »Y croemtmywk-n.
sometime traveled fitly miles an ing 75 men now. T here lire scorch prise.
We predict success for
hour.
of m 'ii coining here to get work in them.
I.¡pan« Tabtiles have come to stay.
Sillanumk fjvrtb1i0ht.
$
, O
T
.
$ N ew APPLES,
L. W GLASER,
LU
LUMBER MD BOXEjS
{Special Attention to Ofderç in Jobbing Lot^.
Insist on
r
AR/l AHP
»n packages
ii
8
U
Ripans Tabules: pleasant laxative.