Tillamook headlight., August 22, 1895, Image 2

IM Tine CmCOIT COVBT OK THS STATE OK Okl
GO.N FOR THE COUNTY OF Jll.LAMOOK.
¿Tilliinuntlt
Tji’itMipltt.
-----BY-----
W. F. D. JONES.
TEA TH EH
CAHON
Harvey said: “Take it, Mr. Horr,
Washington may have carried it
in his pocket; Jefferson may atone
time have had it in his possession;
it may have paid for the paper on
which the declaration of war was
written iu
1812 against Great
Britian; it may have been fondled
by Jackson when writing his mes­
sage to congress against national
banks. It is souvenir for any
American proud of his country
and of its institutions to carry in
his pockets all tl.e days of his life.”
It will be remembered that Mr.
Horr denied that silver was ever
the unit of value, and, afterwards,
admitted it.—Monitor.
I R. D. Peckham, plaintiff,
Vi.
John W. Anderson, E. IL
Department
One often I tea is of anti a lew
No. a.
( owing, Mary Hughe«,
John W. Iler, and B. \
have seen leather breeches; “ler.-
Anderson, defendant«.
To John W. Anderson and K. H. Cowing, defen­
tlier breeches full of stitches,” us
dants above named.
In the Name of the State of Oregon; You ami
T he C ounty O fficial P aper the old song has it, but few have
each of you are hereby commanded and re­
quired to be and appear in the above named
ever heard of leather canon,
But
•y
court and answer the complaint filed against
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vou in the above entit led -suit on or before the
most
‘tis a fact that, probably the
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first day of the next regular term of said court
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following the service of this summons upon you
ancient canons were made of raw-
hv six weeks publication thereof to-wit: on or
RATES OF S(’BS<'Kl FTION
before Momlay the 26th day of August 1895.
hide.
Anil
now
today
experiments
(STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.)
The said defendants and each of them will
11.Ml. are making with leather canons
take notice that if he fail to so appear anti
One year..........................
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answer said complaint us aforsaid the plaintiff
Six month ,
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51). invented anil patented last year.
will apply to the court for the relief demanded
Three month«
in the complaint, to-wit:
That plaintiff have judgment against the de­
A great test was made with them
fendants, that the usual decree may be made
advertising rates .
for the sale of the premises described in the
by the United States ordnance of­
I inch, per month . . Jo.76
per year >6.75
complaint by the sheriff of said county, accoid-
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2.25 ............ " ” 2o.oo ficers a few days ago, when the
ing to law, and the rulesand practice of this
court; that the proceeds of said sale may be
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6.75
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” 60.00 gun showed resistance to a pres­
applied to the payment of the amount found
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11.00
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due the plaintiff on said note and mortgage, and
Local iiotic*«, loots. per line; anti set«, after sure of over 26 thousand pounds
the sum of one hundred and fifty dollais
the first insertion. Only sets per line for first
attorney fee, ami the further sum of f 12.04 taxes,
insertion for regular advertisers
I to the square inch, the proprietor,
together with the costs of the suit and that said
Lost, Found, For Kent, ForSale, Wanted, and
John W. Anderson and E. H. Lowing and all
Special notices, in classified “ad” columns, at Mr. Link, exclaimed, “Ain’t she a
persons claiming under them or either of tnem
the rate of one cent per word for first insertion
subsequent to the execution of said mortgage
and halt rales thereafter.
1 peach.”
on
said premises, either assignees, successors,
This one is told by a logger, and
Legal notices, Nonpareil. locts. per line for
judgment creditors, or otherwise, may be for­
first insertion and 5cts per line for each subse­
He looked a little anxious at an is pretty good, whether it is true
ever barred and forclosed of rights, claims, or
quent Insertion.
equity of redemption in said property and every
exposure to over thirty thousand or a fake: Many of the spruce
sort thereof.
fj^-Al! notices or communications should
That all moneys remaining after applying so
be sent in as early in the week as possible.
pounds, but the gun stood it nobly logs are hollow at the but and ta­
much thereof of the proceeds of the sale of said
Prescriptions
Carefully
Compounded.
Stationery,
Books.
premise as may be necessary to pay the amount
and Wits not the least heated by per rapidly towards the other end.
found dur the plaintiff, together with JI50.00
attorney fees, ami $12.04 taxes, and the cost of
Correspondence Wanted.
the repeated firing.
Lightness, In scaling these logs the scaler
this
suit and property applicable to the satis­
The H eadlight is for the people, and they
faction ot the judgment, may be brought into
are invited to write for its columns. XVc b.»- resistance, and nonheating are the
court to abide the orders of this court and for
measures the log and also the hole;
lieve in free exercise of opinion, and wish to
such further or other or different relief as the
encourage independence of thought and action. superior claims made for this can­
court may deem just.
anil in a recent experience of this
Local topics are preferred. Our name stands
This summons is served by publication on the
at the head of this column, and everything, on, and it really looks as though
defendants John \V. Anderson and E. H. Cowing
kind the scaler proved both his ex
not otherwise signed, westaml responsible for.
by publication in the Tillamook Headlight lor
If you write, don’t be afraid to father your own leather canons will again come in­
6 weeks by order of Holl H.H. Hewitt, Judge of
perience and fitness for his impor­
opinions, but sign your name for publication,
said court made at chambers on the 28th day of
it is cowardly to do otherwise, and articles to use, as they were by the Chin­
June 1895.
tant position, by figuring the hole
with fictitious names have little weight. We
A. W. S everance ,
adhere to this condition, except as to local cor ese ages ago.
These canons are to he larger than the log, and
Attorney for plaintiff.
respondents who send news items pure and
57
YEARS
1832
simple. In such cases we do not publish the made of, first a thin steel core;
309
ACRES
seijuently the logger owed the
name of the writer.
I
n
the
C
ircuit
C
ourt
of the S tate of O re ­
1895
But if you wish to express an opinion or crit­ this is wrapped with the rawhide
gon for the C ounty of T illamook .
company the difference between
icize somebody. you must sign voiii name foi I
publication
And. in all cases we must know carefully and tightly up to the re­
Peara, Nut Trees, and Noveltiea.
F. R Beals
)
the size of the log and the hole,
the nameofthe writer. Don’t throw out petty
Plaintiff
personal slings, ordeal in coarse abuse regard- 1 quisite thickness, anil over all is
vs
J Dep’t No. 2.
instead of having anything to his
\i, STARR, the largest early
Ittg your neighbors. Would rather you'd abuse I
\\ illiam W. Quick
the editor of this paper. Such letters would be i enclosed a thin mettillic shell,
J-M^-apple. (2 inches around, ami
II credit. If there is any such thing
Defendant
J
mote apt to’be publishetl. In fact, people who |
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marketable first week in July
To William W. Quick the above _ _________
named de-
hold opinion« different from ours are urged to would seem from the experiments
fendant, in the name of the state of Oregon you
as an “expert” sealer that man
write them for publication. We 11 answer you |
are hereby requested and commanded to appear
fairly and courteously if your opinions are worth that guns of all kinds can he made
Purlin and other apples. KOONCE pear, early, hand­ in the above named court and answer the com­
ought to have the job.—Ex.
answering. We are anxious to have parties of <
plaint filed against you 111 the above entitled
(lifTeereiit faith express their opinion in this | out of this light material absolute­
some and delicious. Lincoln Coreless, very large and very late. Also, suit
on or before tile Rist day of the next regu­
paper. We pride ourselves on granting every- 1
lar term of said court after six weeks publication
body to think ami act according to biscon- : ly safe from danger of exploding.
Seneca,
Japan
Golden
Russet,
Vermont
Beauty,
etc.
Japan
Quince
The election is comi mg closer to
of this summons upon you, to wit: On or be­
science, regardless of our own beliefs.
fore the 20th. day of August 1895. The defendant
The pulilic doesn’t cate about “somebody I It is proposed by the pniltentee to
Columbia, unequaled for jelly.
hand every day ami so far the free
will take notice that if he fail to so appear ami
going to see Ills girl," new fence," “bad colds," I
building of lien-coops,'' etc. Write about some j manufacture small guns anil pis­
answer said complaint within the time above
•silver men are the only ones to ■KTTTTfi _
tiling interesting 01 not at all. Write as plainly I
named, the pTaintiff will apply to the court
as possible. If you can't spell correctly, or tols out of the same.
aforesaid for the relief prayed for in the com­
Their ex­ have their heads al ovo the water,
use good grammar, never mind that
Don't
plaint, which in brief is for a decree, foreclosing
Parry's Giant. 6 inches around, the largest known chestnut; Paragon, Nunibo and
let a good news item spoil on that account. We treme lightness will be their great­
the certain mortgage described in the complaint
many others. Walnuts—French, Persian, Japan. English and American, Pecan«, Almond«,
or even in
sight any
where
fiiriiis.i piintetl Instructions that will be of
given in favor of the plaintiff on the 25th day of
help to those who wish to write for papers
Filberts, Eleagmis I.rmgipcs. Japan Mayberries. Hardy Oranges. Dwarf Rocky Mollntaih
January 1895, and for a decree against the de­
est
recommendation
in
the
case
of
along the line and it is hoped that
The space in this papei is yours. Make use of
fendant for the sum of f6.i, with interest thereon
<'berries, ft ee from insects, black knots and oilier diseases Smalt fruits, grapes, <*lll rants
if if you like.
from the 25th day of January 1895 at the rate of
the larger guns of all
kinds. they will stayjust that far ahead
etc. Shade trees, ornamental shrubs. t'.lTALixieg Fai l:
ten percent pet annum, and the further sum of
$56
attorneys fees, and for costs and disburse:
Whether they can be made cheap­ of the race all the time.
If they Parnnna Nuraeriea.
WM BARRY Barr’'’ N J. ments of this suit, and that a decree beentered
THE NICARAGUA CANAL.
er is doubtful, seeing the increased should succeed, our country’s suc­
directing that the interest of the defendant in
the Donation Land Claim of James and Anna
It is impossible to compute, in a demand Ibr rawhide, a material cess is assured.
Quick, as the heir at law of said James ami A una
Quick, be sold to pay said sums andforsuch
monetary sense, the benefit which whose product is limited, must en­
further relief as he is entitled to in equity and
good conscience.
would result to the lumbering hance its price.—Statesman.
This summons is served on the defendant by
If, ns reported, the bank of Eng­
publication thereof in the Tillamook H eap -
interests of the Pacific Northwest
light for six weeks, by order of Iloti. H.H.
land proposes to hang a port rail of
Hewitt, Judge of said court, made at chambers
The Barrel Maker.... .«•
through the opening of the Nic­
on the 21st., day of June, 1895.
The school mams have come Grover Cleveland upon its walls,
5 u
E. E. S elph , Att’y. for plaintiff.
aragua canal under American aus­ and gone, leaving us only the re it will do a most appropriate thing.
Has opened his shop here again, and is ready to make Barrels, Kegs, I n the C ircuit C ourt of the S tate of ore -
pices, says the Evening Telegram. niemhraiice of their presence and President Cleveland has been fill
gon for the C ounty of T illamook .
Jacob K. Reeher
]
A review of freights from Eastern loftheir work and after all what a more english than American in his Firkins, Kits, Tubs, etc., at modern prices. All work warranted first class.
Plaintiff |
Suit
and Gulf ports for the past wet k I generous work it i‘.
vs
>
for
Tillamook, Or.
The very every policy. He ought by good
Lea Cavilla ueeher
Divorce.
shows but. one increase in cargoes, foundation of our Republic depends rights be made a peer of the Brit­
Defendant J
To Lea Cavilla Reeher, the above named de­
ami that is in lumber to South on our common schools, and in ish realms.—Inter Ocean.
fendant, in the name of the state of Oregon, j oil
i re hereby required to appear and answer the
American ports on the eastern this, with the exception of Ger­
complaint filed against you in the above entitled
suit, oa or before the first of the next term of
const, particularly to points on the many, are ahead of all other
said court, fo wit: On or before Monday the
26th day of August 1895.
River Pintle, With the canal countries, ns our school system
You will take notide, that if you fail so to
appearand
answer said complaint the plaintiff
and
Washington
open Oregon
has no equal on the globe. With
will apply to the above named court for the re­
lict demanded in said complaint. To wit; For
could not but distance the East in our little white school houses scat­
a decree dissoving the bonds of matrimony now­
existing between the plaintit!' and defendant
competition for this trade, thus tered over the country close enough
and that defendant pay the costs and disburse­
ments t# this suit and for such other and further
opening a market which would together for every child to attend
relief as may seem meet to the court.
This summons is served by publication there­
start the saws of every idle mill in school, we have an absence of that
of upon the defendant, Lea Cavilla Reeher, in
the Tillamook H eadlight for six consecutive
the two states. But the canal ignorance w hich is so prevalent in
week«. By order of Hon. II. H. Hewitt Judge of
said court, made at chambers at Albany, on the
must be built by the I llited States Europe. There the masses have
28th day of June ¡8a5.
I T. M aulsby , Att’y for plaintiff.
a id immediate action is tmeessary. no opportunity for a free education
Gov. Build of California, is now Manufacturers of and
In this connection the Marine but learns the brogue of their fore­
Is THE ClKCUtT CorKT OK THU STATE OK OKI.
------- >*"------------ ‘Dealers in
<;ox KOK THE t'orNTY OK T1I.LA.MOOK.
Journal has the following:
fathers, which naturally differs in rusticating in Oregon for his licit 11 h.
Mary 1). L. Barnhart, Plaintiff,
vs.
It is rumored that the French different sections of the country, Oregon, anil especially Tillamook
George I. Evans and L. S. Evans,
Defendants.
nml English capitalists now enga­ so the language of one section is county is the paradise of the world.
To the above named defendants.
.’u the name of the State of Oregon: You are
ged in investigations about Pana­ not intelligible to the inhabitants We therefore extend Gov. Btldd an
hereby required to appear and answer the com­
plaint
filed against you in the above entitled
invitation
to
visit
this
county
if
ma will have their plans perfected of another.
At their Ih limolivi lie store they carry a large stock of
This is not the case
suit by the first «lay of the next term of this
Court, the 26th day of August 1895. And if you
by December 1 to make another here. Au American can always he wmits to regain his health.
fail so to answer for want thereof they will
apply to the court for a decree against you for
grand attempt to build the canal understand an American, no mat­
the
sum of $500, principal due upon a promissory
The dispatches auuouuce that
note executed by you to the plaint iff'on the 26tn
there, ami this time backed by ter how many states divide them,
day
of May 1892, and the interest thereon from
its date at the rate of 8 per cent, per annum and
more than mere French capital, simply because our school system several missionaries have been
accruing
interest. Also for $50 Attorney fees.
killed
iu
China.
It
is
the
only
with the aid of British engineers reaches every child in the universe
JI7-71 taxes paid by plaintiff on the mortgaged
premises referred to herein, for the costs and
sensible
thing
the
Chinamen
ever
of bull-dog tenacity of purpose. and our people are an educated
disbursements of this suit. And’for the fore­
closure of the mortgage executed by you to
did. Any person who will leave
l»ry Goods, Hoots and Shoes, Hardware, Grocerie»,
This rumor is founded upon the people.
plaintiff to secure said promisory note and the
application of the funds realized therefrom to
home to convert a lot of pig tail
Feed, Provisions, Etc.
statements of engineers of the con­
the payment of such decree. This summons is
published in pursuance ofan order for service
Chinamen ought to be killed.—
cent who have recently returned
by publication made by Hon. H. H. Hewitt and
One of the latest inventions for
bearing date June 29. 1895.
Astoria
Herald.
from the isthmus mid the idea cyclists is a small headlight lamp,
W. W. Thayer, Newton McCoy & Claude Thayer,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
seems to be tlull the British are which is very simple and conven­
A
young
miss
of
Pendleton
has
administrators
notick .
making ii great big bluff to prevent ient. The lamp itself weighs only
Notice is hereby give» that by virtue of an
sworn
out
a
warrant
for
the
arrest
STEAMER
TRUCKEE
order
issued
out
of
the
county
court of Tilla­
American construction of the Nic­ about an ounce and a half, and is
mook county, Oregon, sitting in probate, on
Agent» for the fast «ailing steamer Truckee, the 8th day of July, 1895, the undersigned was
aragua canal.
By
intluencing readily attached and detached of her lather on the charge of
carrying t>a.«e"ger, and freight from San Fran appointed administrator of the estate of A. G.
American senators ami reple-euta- from the front of the cap. A small sault mid battery fol* kicking
Cisco, Tillamook mid Portland, Trip, every Anderson, deceased, and that all persons hav­
ing claims against the said estate, are required
beau
out
of
the
house.
—
Ex.
two werks, weather permitting.
to present them with the proper vouchers to
lives, of whom there are some tin storage battery of about eight
the office of A. W. Seve.ance, or during his ab­
—R ates :—
I sence to the office of E. E. Selph, Tillamook
patriotic and shortsighted enough hours' capacity is carried on the
Cabin, one way. (Tillamook and S. F.)
c
'tv. Oregon, within six months from the date
f
15
01
Tillamook county is coming
Steerage ”
»»
to say if there is to bo a canal they bicycle or in the rider’s pocket,
9 00 of this notice. All claims must be itemized
and accompanied with correct dates.
the
front
on
good
loads.
Cabin. Round Trip.
don't care who,builds it, it might and connected with it is a body
Hated this July 20th 1895,
>24.00
y"la
F. M. I. amb , Administrator.
Freifht. general merchandise,
San Francisco
lie possible to balk any decisive wire, wltiili leads to the back of County Judge ami Commissioners
or Portland, $3 00 per ton.
deserve
much
credit
for
their
at
­
action of congress in regartl to the the cap. The lamp is specially
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
J. E. SIBLEY, «»"»ger Store and Mill. Hobsonville Oregon.
Nicaragua project, ami then the suited to its purpose, for it is real­ tentive work on the roads.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance <f
Principal Oilce,
Berry st., s p. Mil), at Truck««. Cal..
an order of the county court of the stat« of Ore
British would be free to advance ly a searchlight, being always fo­
for Multnomah county, duly made on the
6th day of August 1895. in the matter of the es
their own schemes in regartl to cussed in the direction in which
tat« of John Lattin deceased.
The undersigned administrator of said estate,
either Nicaragua or Pilluunii.
the rider looks. Its being attacli-
will sell at public auction at the front door of
Whether or not there may be ed to the visor of the cap s«>cures
tne court house of Tillamook county, Oregon.
♦ *1 v
city
Tillamook,
Oregon,
very much danger from this source, this advantage. The eyes of the
at thehour °fone o'clock p. m. on Satutday, the
nEWAltE
;th day of Septeinl»cr. 1895, to the highest bidder
it is evident that there is some rider are thoroughly protected.
tor cash. All the real property belonging to
of imitation
sa.d easnte which «aid real propertv is situated
trade marks
danger, anil it will be well, there­ because the lamp rests upon the
in the county of Tillamook, state" of Oregon*
«nd labels.
and more particularly bounded and described
Dunn anil Bradstreet reports
•9 follows
fore, for all those who understand top of the visor. As it ilhlllli-
The north east quarter of the south west quar­
that business continues to improve
the facts nml are as mt inevitable nates the way much better than
ter and the west half of the south west quarter
tion fourteen, aid the south east quarter
and it would be well to add that
eoiiscqiteiiee in favor of the Nicara­ an ordinary oil lamp, it is sure to
ot the south west quarter of »ection fifteen. In
township one north, range ten west of the Will­
this is caused by the confidence in
gua canal being mt Aniericnn insti­ add to the safety and pleasure of
amette meridian in Oregon, containing one
nundted and sixty acres in Tillamook county,
free silver.
tution, to leave no atone unturned bicycle riding at night.—National
■ xcepnng and saving therefrom the seven and
acres more or less heretofore sold by
to defend lite project against any Record.
¡•’follow?’^ t0 Frank MareX •»<* dcscrlt«!
The railroad commissioners say
such nefnrioiiR nml insidious at­
,?nd in th< <onth w«8t quarter of the
They will knock out Kincaid,
It
£•..£*** quarter of
section fourteen, in
Costs no more than inferior package soda__
At the clone of the debate, July wouldn't be too bad if the gun
tack*. British tlipomacy in this
««t« t«n west, of Wiliam-
never spoils the flour, keeps soft, and is uni. i
ea,t
”
f
Miami river con­
matter should be promptly check* 27, between Horr and Harvey on kicked.—Statesman.
taining «even and one-half acres more or less.
wrsaliy acknowledged purest in the world.
VJ
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bobgr D. D unning ,
mated, but it will not ls> if Ameri­ the money question, Mr. Harvey
Johnutui.'d^d010' 'h* K*Ule °' “
cans are not alive enough to their handed Mr Horr a silver dollar of
only by CHURCH « CO., Hew Tort.
The Coos bay stage seems to be
*■ F olbv , Atty Portland. Ore.
»•14 »y man rnrm-n.
own interests to see the trap and 1799 with the word “unit” upon it. run more for the benefit ofthelone
decline to fall into it.
Upon presenting this souvenir, Mr robbpr tlia a for the public.
hipan« Tabules have come to stay.
Sturgeon’s
A Fine Line of Jewelry.
T illamook , O regon .
N ew APPLES,
L. W GLASER,
co
LU
of
(Jenera! JflerchaqdiSB, Clothing,
Special Attention to Oitorç in Jobbing Lots.
Insist on
AR/\ AHP HA^ER SODA
in packages
R ¡pans Tabules: pleasant laxative.