Tillamook headlight., March 10, 1898, Image 2

THE TILLAMOOK
WEEKLY
HEADLIGHT
I
and as the current expenditures of vont deists and religions men, but not
in lire system of revealed re­
the government averageonly about believers
ligion or in thesni'erliuursn nature and
D. DeK. Bowman, E I. ana Mgr.
PEOPLE WHO WANT
■
a million dollars a day the year origin of Christ.—Oregonian,
around, it is quite apparent that
Official Paper, Tillamook City and CGuntj tire Dingley law is beginning to
Europe Will Not Back Spais
fulfill the promises of its framers
Spain, in event ot war, will have no
KATKH or SCBSCHlrrtON.
in supplying the necessary funds ally in Europe. It is tiue that a major
(aralCTLv maovaacs.)
One year ........................................................Il M. to meet the running expenses of 1 portion of the bonds of Spain, based on Will Do Well to Remember that the
•lx mouths
.....................................................7s.
tlie revenues of Cuba, are owned in
Three mouths...............................
SO. the Government.
Cilliimooh ¿icp.bltnht
I
First Class Goods
SECOND CLASS PRICES
Telephone No 6.
Office corueroi Mainland .<1 st eeta.
Franca, but they are quite aa safe of pay­
ment by Cuba with her independence,
Tlie latest news from Washing­ secured by ihe intervention of the United
ton relative to the Maine disaster Stales, which implies tlie return of law,
seems to point to a possibility of a order, peace and commercial prosperity
peaceful settlement. It is “tated as they are under the present situation
that strong doubt prevailes among Leaders of the present French govern­
ment are on most cordial terms with our
the best judges of international government, and France would never un­
law, whether, even if the blowing I dertake so serious a step as an offensive
up of the Maine is traced to ' ami defensive alliance with Spain with­
Truckee Lumber Co.
ffas now oh hand the lest and most complete stock of
$ Groceries, Provisions and
I Loggers Supplies Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, and General
“ Merchandise,—
i
Between the people who insist
on a country editor publish­
ing every tiling that occurs in the
coiniinily in full detail mid the
the approval of Itussia, a power that
people who come anil beseech biin Spaniards, this government can I out
has always been our friend. Furtl.er-
collect
indemnity
therfore,
unless
to withhold the same things from
I more, the Spanish bonds are held by the
publication, the editor lias the it can also be proven that the great Jewish bankers of Paris, who at now in the Tillamook maket and sells them atprices that defy ^mpetition. JVo
devil’s own lime.
No matter Spanish government did not ex­ present have no influence with the
stale groceries, no shoddy, no cheap John articles for sale at our store.
Our cus­
which way lie decides, be is sure to ercise the necessary precaution to Freneh people. Russia would never sup­
port France in a Spanish alliance, for
guard
against
such
a
disaster.
Of
offend one party or tlie other.
she knows that sui li a step would throw tomers are always satisfied-
About a week ngo a citizen of course all is yet uncertain. The us into the arms of England, whose own
tliis town, informed us that if the. board of inquiry lias not yet re­ trade with Cuba is large and valuable,
Manager of ^tore and Mill,
H eadlight had done its duty ported, and may not for some time and whose Chinese interest are soimpoi-
to
come,
In
the
mean
lime
both
with
the
taut
as
to
11
ake
co-operation
and written up the boys, who have
Hobsonville, Oregon
for some time violated the laws! nations are preparing for the worst United States most valuable and wel*
Principle Office 330 Markel Street, San Francisco’ Mills nt-rmekee, Cal.
come.
with impunity, ‘‘the gang would I and the probabilities are still in -Thequeen of Spain is an Austin
favor
of
war.
have hi en broken up'’, and a few
archduchess, but Amt ria cannot stir
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
flays later several estimable people
without the approval of tlie German em­
I Land Office at Oregon City, Ore., Feb. i2th 1898
peror,
who
is
not
crazy
enough
to
force
got hot under the collar because we j The stock of gold in the United
—Notice is hereby given that the following
hinted that some of those selfsame K tales Treasury has now reached the United States by his action into cotil ­ named settler has filed notice of his intention
lion with great Britain and Japan.
make final proof in support of his claim, and
boys were not angels of light with in round numbers 8170,000,000, Germany ami Russia have their bands to
that said proof will be made before the County
Hille wings sprouting out of the ami is still increasing, while the full today iu Chin 1, ami will never buck C'erk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook Ogn.,
If you are contemplating a trip to Alaska,
viz:
tirinholes of their vests. Truly, ' gold in circulation in the United Spain against Ihe United States, and Ilins on Kpril 9th. 1898,
William M. Mil s;
come and see us. We have everything
even the Lord's nnnointed have States has also enormously increas­ force the combination ami consolid itioii H. E. 0790 for the E of W% of See. 8, Tp. 2 N.
of the Anglo-Saxon race on sea ami land. R. 8 West.
in
our big store that you will need for the
their borrows and tribulations.
ed during the past year.
He names tlie following witnesses to porve
Great Britaiu wou.d seize the opportu­
trip.
We I uive branch houses at Dyea
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
nity to unify the wealth and aggiessive
and Skaguway, Alaska. Can furnish you
of said land, viz;
resources of the Anglo-Saxon or English
David W. Rhoades, of Bay City, Oregon. Nels
with just the informalion you want. Mr.
Every day neeniH to make matters The notorious ‘’Loud Bill” met speaking race of the globe, and an op­ Hausen, of Tillamook. Oregon, Wesley Day, of
Congress
last
week,
Hie
defeat
in
Foard,
of our firm has been personally
Br<y
City,
Oregon.
William
Hayes,
of
Bay
City,
worse for the calamity!tew who are
portunity will never be afforded by Con­
Oregon.
over
both
trails. Come in and talk your
proposing to üool their issues which it ho richly deserves. It tinental Europe in support of Spain.
Chas. B. Moores.
Register.
trip over with us, perhaps we can help you.
in the coming Congressional cam­ wan conceived in sin and born in
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Come and see us anyway.
paign. First, wheat went up, iniquity, and its consignment to
notice eor P ublication .
Land Office at Orego 1 City, Ore. March 3d,
then the mills opened, and their llndes causes the conn try news- 1898
Land Office “at Oregon City, Ore., Feb, 10th,
—Notice is hereby given that the following
opening was followed by an ad­ paper fraternity joy unutterable.
named settler has filed notice of his intention 1898.—Notice is hereby given that the following
named
has filed notice of his intention
t
o
make
final
proof
in
support
of
his
claim,
and
vance in farm products generally,
Fvery indication seems to point that said proof will be made before P. I>. Newell to make settler
final proof in support of his claim, and
Astoria Oregon.
then wages increased, and now the to the fact that the republicans of U. S. Commissioner at Nehalem, Oregon, on that said proof will be made before the County
Clerk of Tillamook Co., at Tillamook Ore., on
Dingley law is bringing in money Tillamook will present a solid and May, 10th, 1898. v z:
James 8. Stephens;
April 5th, 1898 viz:
enough to meet the running ex­ undivided front to their political H. E. 10582 for the W’g of E% of See. 15 Tp. j N.
Asahel M. Hare;
H. E. No. 10488 for the E. % of E.
of Sec. 20.
R 8 W
penses of the Government and opp orients this fall.
He names the fo lowing witnesses to prove Tp. a N. R. « W.
getting readv to create a surplus.
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land viz:
This is all very hard on the
Wheat »old in Chicago the other Jacob Mundshank, of Mishawaka, Orc. of said laud, viz:
people who have insisled that
William Walton, of Mishawaka. Ore., Edward
George A. Monroe, of Bay City, Or,: John W.
prices could not advance without day at 1.09, and it was not the High, of Mishawaka Oie. Dell Springer, of McKinley, of Bay City, Or.: Joseph T. Nevins,
Mishawaka
Ore.
of
Bay City, Or.; Geerge H. Williams of Bay
the free coinage of silver, that a result of the free coinage of silver
Chas. B. Moores,
City Or.
Register.
protective tariff would not start either.
Chas. B M fores.
Register.
up the mills or increase wages or
Washington'« Religion
notice for publication .
employment, and that the Dillgley
NOTICE FOK PUBLICATION.
The Oregonian’« alateniont tliai Wasli-
Land Office at Oregon City, Ore., March .yd,
G rand C entral B illiard
Land Office at Oregon City, Ore.. Feb. io. i °98
law would not produce snflicieut , inglon
1898.—Notice is hereby give that the following
wh a d-iat I iiih been denied w ¡11»-
Notice is hereby given that the following
revenue to meet the expenses of mil qualification, nevei'llieleaR The Ore­ named settler has 111 d notice of his intention —
i l all .
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proot in support of his claim, and
the Government. Il isunforhinate gonian is disposed Io believe that its that
to make final proof in nnpport of his claim,
said proof will be in id«* before the County
Fine Liquors and Cigars
that said proof will be made before the
for (hem that all tli:s bhoiihl Lave statement ia correct. The moat recent Clerk of Tillamook Co., at Tillamook Oregon, ami
Til Ta mook, Oregon
County Clerk of Tillamook Co. at Tillamook Or.
IT EA DQÜ A R TER S FOR THE CELEBRATED
ou
Apii!
26th,
1898
viz:
hiatorical
investigation
of
this
question
happened before election, Inil ex­
on Xpril 5th. 1898. viz:
Eli P. Olds heir-at-law of Reed Ohls, Deed;
Telephone No. 9.
John W. StcKInley;
tremely lucky for the people, who was made by General A. \V. Greely, H. E 9288 for the S. E. of N. W. and N. Eg II. E. No. J050.1,
for the W.
of W >a of Sec.
United States army. General Greely of S, W.’4 of Sec. 1, Tp a S. R. to W.
will thus escape being misled by a says that he can find no evidence that He names the following witnesses to prove 32. Tp. 2 N. R. 8, W.
the following witues«es to prove
renewal of the false assert ions Washington ever took communion in his his continuous residence upon and cultivation his He con names
tin nous residence up .m and cultivation
of
said
land,
viz:
own
church,
tlie
Episcopal,
nr
any
other,
which these croakers made in 1896,
of said land, viz:
Sebastian Mi Iler, of Tillamook. Ore.. James
A. Monroe, of Bay City, Ore.; Asaliel
and have reiterated at every op­ lie did not hesitate to travel on Sund y. A Biggs, of Tillamook, Ore . David Hess, of M. George
Hare, of Bay City, Or ; George W. Kiger,
and oil that day made at least one con* Tillamook, Ore. Mont D. Reading, of Tillamook
portunity since that time.
of Bay City, Or.; Peter F. Ducham, of Bay City
tract. Ptiring four months that he spent Ore.
J. E. SIBLEY,
Klondike Outfitters
Foard & Stokes,
GAMBRINUS BEER
in Philadelphia, in 1787, lie attended
church but six times—once at a Catholic
The investigation into the causes mass, once at a Quaker meeting-house,
of the Maine disaster are being ome with the Presbyterians and thrice
pushed forward ns rapidly ns possi­ with the Episcopalians. General Greely
ble, but Ihe county is getting an­ vouches for th» fact that in several
thousand letters penned by Washington
xious to know the result aud n waits the name of Jesus Christ never appears,
it with impatience. It is of course and it is absent from liis last will. There
eminently proper that a decision is no doubt that Washington was nomin.
upon, which rest such momentous ally an Episcopalian ; that ¡«, he support­
results should not be made in ed the atme church of Virginia, in which
he was a vestryman, Imt we know a pro­
haste. Nevertheless Spain is us­ claimed deist who was for many years
ing every moment Io place herself vestrymim in a New England Episcopal
O'l a good war footing—warships church, of which his wife and children
are being purchased, squadrons were members. Rev. Pr. Aslibel Giee»
placed in the most advantageous a distinguished Piesbyterian divine, and
president of Princeton college, affnmed
positions and every preparation that from intimate acquaintance with
imide for 1» hitter conflict. To the Washington he knew that if he Lad anv
average American citizen ii looks religion at all it was that of deism.
ns though this country might pur Rev. Pr. Abercrombie declared that
chase a few worships to good ad. Washington was a deist The late Rev.
Pt. Ilemy M
l»exter, editor of the
vantage, and as though the time CoiigM gHtionalist, said tbeie vias not a
cannot lie too thoroughly occupied line of historical evidence that Washing-
in making preparations for the war 1 011 regarded Christ as a superhuman be­
that seems to be inevitable.
Silver bullion took another tum­
ble iu the markets of tlie world
the other day ou the announce­
ment that ItUMiia had completed
her plan» for her financial Bystem,
under which silver hereafter is to
lie purulutsed and used only for
subsidiary coin. The latest quota
lions in New York markets are
55f cents per ounce. This is
in marked contra <t with the price
of silver per ounce on December 4,
1897, as 60.3 rente. while on Eeb*
runty 21 it wits 53with a down­
ward tendency,
Treasury receipts under the
Dingley law have averaged over
a million dollars a day thia moi th
ing, altlmugh he publicly acknowledged
I “the influence of the Christian religion.”
1 On his dealIdied he made no reference
’ to Chi ist; lie gave no sign of belief in him
ns a Savior, snd, although there was
ample time, be sent for no cleigi men; lie
sought none of the consolations of re­
ligion
Ills piivate secretary, Mr. Lear,
says that nothing was said alsmt Wash**
inglon during Ids illness slsmt prayer,
the Bible or Cliristanity; lie died like a
Stoic, not like a professing Christian, al­
though from the very outset of Ids ill­
ness he expected a fatal tei initiation
As a young otlicer of 23, of comae he
read the Episcopal burial service over
Braddock; it was Braddock's church,
and doubtless that of Washington's at
that date, but Washington's o )H hioiis at
23 aetenot llu^eof maturity and old age
Ihe weight of historical testimony is
that, while Washington respectfully con-
foi med to the religious customs of s<M*ie'y
by generally going to church on Sundays
he was, like f ranklin and Jefferson and
Gouverneur Morris, a deist, a Theodore
Taker Unitarian. Franklin invoiced tlie
favor of **lh< Groat Father of Lights”
and Washington sud Liu col u weit de-
Chas. B. Moores
Register
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office nt Oregon City, Ore., Feb. iS, 1898:
—Notice is hereby given that the following
named Ret ler hag filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the County
Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook Ogn.,
on April 9th, 189«, viz:
Wes>uy Day;
H. E. No. 11744 for the S'3 of N E*< aud Lots /
and 2 of Sec. 6 Tp 2 N. R. M West.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon am! cultivation
of said land, vix:
William M. Mills, of llobsotiville, Ore. David
W. Rhoades of Bay City, Oregon; Nels Hansen,
of Tillamook, Oregon; William Hayes, of Bay
City, Oregon.
Chas B Moores,
Register.
Or.
Cha9. B. Moores
Register.
NOTICE FOR PCBI.ICATION.
Land Office at Ore on City, Oregon, Feb., io,
1 «898.—Notice is hereby given that the following-
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the County
Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore.
on March 26th, 1898, viz:
Edward Blum;
H E. No. 89« for the 8. of N. E. M and N. W.
' »4 of N. E. % of Sec. 3r. Tp. 2 S. R. 9 W.
He names tlie following witnesses to prove
, his continuous residence upon and cultivation
I of said land, viz;
Oliver E. Den.lis, cf Nestocton. Or.; Paul D.
I Shackelford, of Nestocton. Or ; Levi Knighton
of Nestocton Or.; Goran Munson, of Tillamook
Or.
Sturgeon’s
—-D rug S tore
to
to
to
to
to
Chas. B. Moores.
Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
NOTICE TOR Ft ni.tCATION.
Land Office at Oregon City, Ore., Feb. 18th.
Land Office at Oregon City. Oregon. Feb. sth
1898.—Notice is hereby given that the following t»u8. Notice is hereby given that the follotringr
named settler has filed notice of his intention named settler has Hied notice of his intention
to make fi al proof iu support of his claim,
to make final proof in support of his claim and
and that said proof will be made before the Co.
that said proof « ill be made before the Co.
Clerk of Tillamook County at Tillamook Ore
Clerk ot Tillamook Co. at Tillamook. Ogn: on
ou April Sth, 1898, vis:
, March aS 1S9S, via:
Henriv Hellebtiyck;
Andrew Conklin:
H. E. No. 9941 for the N4 of N E*< of Sec. js 1
H E No 9470 for the N Wq ofN E%, N. K K of
1 and E't of S Eg ot Sec. 21 Tp. t N, R. 9 W.
N W’. of Sec, 15 aud S S of S W q ohbe. 10 Tp. >
He names the following witnesses to prove 9. K. 10 W.
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
He names the following «ritneeses to prove
of s id land, vlr
Tracy R. Elliott.of Bay City, Ore. Thore hlaeontinuoue residence apoa and cultivation
of said land, via:
Haugen, of Bay City. Ore Thomas L Me Falls, ,
Monti). Reading, ot Tillamook O ct . Samuel
Bay City, Ore. John W Jeuniugs. of Bay City
M Daily, of Tillamook Ogn. Jehn W. Maxwell
Or*,
of Tillomook Ogn James A, Riggs, of Tillamook
Chas B. Moores,
Ogu
Register.
Chas B. Moores.
Register.
I
NOTl.’I FOR PUBLICATION.
XOTICB rOR PI BLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon. Feb 10,
Mild Office at Oregon City,Or.. Feb. 4th. 1S9S.
Notice ia hereby given that the following*
named arttier has filed notice of his intention — Notice Ii hereby given that the following
to make final proof in supp.rrt of his claim and ¡lamed aettler ha. tiled notice of his intention
that said proof will be made beBre the County to make dual proof in «npport of hi» claim, and
Clerk of Till a rm ok County, at Tillamook Ore. that said proof will be made before the County
Clerk of Tillamook Co at Tillamook, Ore. on
on April 5th, i * x > h . vi«.
March »th. i«o< via:
George A. Mont e:
John B. Paq.iet;
H F No myo for the W \ of X E H »nd W
H K. So.
for the W', of >• F<r a„j si of
of s K M of Sec, *9. Tp 2 X R 8 W
He names the following witnesses to prove N Wl, of Sec. M, Tp 1 X. R. ; West.
He name, the following «itneMes to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
his continnon. residence upon and cultivation
of. said Ian«! vis
of Mid land, vii;
Lewis H Riefent«erg. of Bay Citv Or: Asahel
Joseph Gsudran. of lobrnnvitle Ore
V Bare, of Ray Citv Or. John W McKinley , ot
Thoma.
Ray City. O t Peter F Dncham. of Rav City G..UV Xelaon of TH amrok Ore
Hi.ham* of Tiliam.mk Ore Will,.,, lIHug-
1
Or
worth, ot Illingworth Orc.
Cha«. B M -onw
Clas B Moore«,
Register
Register.
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