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THE SiUamoolt !>. DeK. Bowman, E l. «¿d Bfficiil Paper, TiilaDG« City and Count) RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. (araiCTLV ■■ advamc « . ) On, year ............................................................ JI W Six montila .......................................................... 7». Mr Three mouth,.......................... Telephons Nu 6 Ofice romerof M " ' continent which she has filled wi li carnage and woe. It is fitting that the United Slate« should be the nation to end Spanish misrule in America. No other m.lion on earth would hove endured what we have endured. Fifty millions of our property has been destroyed: a tarffic of 8100,000,009 per annum ruined; our citizens have been im prisoned; one of our best warships with most of its gallant crew lies in the mud at the bottom of Havana Harbor where it was sent by a Spanish mine, and, as the world believes, with the knowledge of Spanish officials, and our flag has been hooted, hissed and trampled into the dust. It is time our patience was exhausted: the time of retribution has come at last and that it will be swift and terrible no one who has any knowledge of the relative strength of the two nations can for a moment doubt. HEADLIGHT^ They never.kick! Why should they? A i Dur DldBHf CustamHrH arg our bast friends And thz reBBon is simply thiBiThsy know that < < Keeps the best of everything and Sells at the lowest living rates. i Mr. Stephens, as candidate for County Assessor, to succeed him self, is the right man ill the right □ur line nt Genaral Mgrchandiaa is unusually compléta. U/e keep a full Black nf place. The Assessor’s office is a difficult one to fill to the satisfac tion of everyone, but Mr. Stephens has done as well as anyone could do. Mr. Stephens is an honest careful and deserving official and oughtto be re-elected, Try us and you will be convinced Tlie office of County School Our Duty to <’uba J. K. SIBLEY. AJaRafjcr of f&ote and fiJiP, Superintendent is one of the most important offices in the county, and Quite re^artllei« of the responsibilities requires fl man well skilled in the ! for tlie Mtiine ihciilent, it is apparently Hobsonville, Ore. art of teaching. Whoso well fitted i true l hat the great majority of the Ameri- Principle Office 330 Markel Street, San Fium is.- . Mill, ’j', kp,. fa| for this as a man fresh from a ' can people are hoping that President school where teaching the art of 1 McKinley will promptly utilize theocca- pedagogy is made a specialty. 1 1 sion to secure the complete pacification NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Geo. B. Lamb is a man of excep i ami independence of Cuba. *1 lie e are Mud Office at Ore on City, Oregon. Mar 23, tionally fine attainments and ' ■ a few people in the United State«—we Land Office at Oregon City, Ore., March 3<l Land Office at Oregon City, Ore., Mar. 1<, m^*. ! 1898.—Notice is hereby given that the following- character and a candidate of I should not like to believe that more than 1898.—Notice is hereby give that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to —Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has iil d notice of his intention which Tillamook County may be I one hundred could be found out of a pop- to make final proof in support of his claim, and make final proof in support of his claim, and named settler lias filed notice of his intention make final proof in support of his claim, and proud. He is a native son and a I ulation of .«eventy-five millions— who that said proof will be made before the County that said proof will be made before the County to that said proof will be made before the Cfftiniy worthy one. j believe that the United States ought to Clerk of Tillamook Co., at Tillamook Oregon, clerk oi Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore. Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook 011 May 16th, 1898, viz: Apiil 26th, 1898 viz: Oregon, on May 2d, 1898, viz: ) J. E. Tuttle Hie candidate for 1 join hands with Spain in forcing the ou Edward B. Graves; H.Eli I*. Olds heir-at-law of Reed Olds, Deed; Nicholas Affolter; Coroner is oneofour rustling young Cuban iiJHtirgeiits to lay «town their arms H E 9790, for the 8. % ofN. W. and E. 54 of S E 9288 for the S. E. % of N. W. % ami N. Eg If. E. No. 0821, for the Lots 1, and 2 and S. ft cf W. % of Sec. 9 Tp. 5, S. R. 9 W. men, who by his own exertion has j and to accept Spanish sovereignty as a of S. W. *4 of Sec. I, Tp. 2 S. R . 10 \V. N K % of Sec. 6, Tp. 68.H.10W. He names the following witnesses to prove He names the following witnesses to prove made for himself a place among permanent condition, under the promise He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation his continuous residence upon, and cultivation his continuous residence upon and cultivation men of business. He is popular of practical home rule. It needs no argu- 1 of said land, viz; of said land, viz: and is bound to succeed in his can I inent, of course, to convince Ihe Aineri- Sebastian Miller, of Tillamook, Ore.. James Lewis L. Shortridge, of Dolph Or.; A. B. of said land, viz; Emil Schiller, of Neskowin, Ore.. Thomas M. didacy. Ciin people that such a proposal reaches A. Biggs, of Tillamook, Ore . David Hess, of Pollard, of Dolph Or.; William II. II. Cary, of Burton, of Neskowin, Ore. Oscar F. Helleu- A. M. Austin, County Surveyor, the lowest depths of infamy. It 1« much Tillamook. Ore Mont D. Reading, of Tillamook Tillamook Or.; Elias II. Conner, of Tillanook brand, of Neskowin, Ore., John Whiteman, of Or. was very properly nominated to worse Ilian the proposition imide by a Ore. Neskowin Ore. Chas. B. Moores Chas. B. Moores. Chas. B Moores, Register. succeed himself. Mr. Austin had few people in Europe last year that the Register Regiuter. no opposition and was nominated vietorioiiH Turks should have the conn- by acelamati-m. Mr. Austin is a lemince and support of the great nations NOTICE F«»R PUBLICATION. a good mini mid a good surveyor. of Europe in making Giecce a part of Land Office at Oregon City, Ore.. Feb. 18, 1898 Chas. Riy, the nominee for the Turkish empire. For the lurks —Notice is h reby given that the following had fairly Conquered the Greeks, and if Coinmisioner is* one of the solid named set lei has filed notice of his intention business men of thecouiity. He is Europe had kept hands off, Greece to make final proof in support of his claim, and Do you want the News while it is News. that said proof will be made before the County a man of excellent character, good would have been reduced very quickly Clerk ofTillamook County, at Tillamook Ogn., tn «lie position of an Ottoman province udgi incut iuk I withal Ims a mi .<) on April 9th, 1898, viz: At the present time there is still quite a strong probability that war of liis own which* he is not nfiniil Bill in Cuba it is otherwise. The ¡11*111- Wes-ey Day: gents, with no help, have held their own If such should II. E. No. 11714 for the S’a of N E'4 and Lots 1 will be Ceda re. I between Ihe United Shite« and Spain. Io assert when oeciission demands. be the ease otirpeople will wait for news from the front villi bi eat Lie«« suspense. Every one regardless of parly is for tin re than three years, and Spain i« ' and 2 of Sec. 6 Tp 2 N. R.8 West, He names the following witnesses to prove satisfied with Mr. Ray’s nomina unable to conquer them. The people of his continuous residence upon and cultivation A m things stand at present, it will be impossible to get the news at Tillamook until the United Stale« do not intend to help it is at least 36 honra old. That will not be salisf. ctoiy to our people. We must tion mill predicts his election. of said land, viz: Spain hold Cuba . On the contrary, they j William M. Mills, of llobsonville, Ore. David ha ve the new s and have it quickly. After Consulting some of our prominent busi lion. J, W. Maxwell, candidate tire now icadv, in one way or hi another w. Rho«de«of Bay City,Oregon; Neb Hansen, ness and professional men, we have concluded Io publish a daily edition of the for Representative is too well to help the Cubans drive Spain out of Ihe ofTillamook, Oregon; William Haye-, of Bay H eadlight while the war shall continue. that the people of Tillamook known to require commendation. western hemisphere. If the occasion I (’hy, Oregon, show sufficient interest in the matter and will give the necessary encouragement. He lias been tried and found to be Cha«. B. Moores, goes pawl and we allow this Cuban I Regit r. Il costs considerable money to publish a daily newspaper, however small Unit true to the interests of this eotiiily. struggle to inn on indefinitely, tin ' paper may be. We must have al least 150 Hiibseribers to meet expenses. ilecau do more for the county than American people will have loet several I he daily we propose to publish will be a 4 cmiimn» 4 page paper. It will any other num whom we could degrees of «elf-respect and will certainly | NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION contain in brief all Ihe important associate press dispatches, including of Course possibly send to Salem. lie is a 18th, Land Office at Oregon City, Ore., Feb. not have gained anything in the opinion thorough republican and can he 1898.—Notice is hereby given that the followi.ig all the war news and also a complete account of the present campaign in Oregon, of mankind.—Fiom “The 1’iogies« t.f named settler has filed notice of his intention together with all local news and the usual proportion of editorial and miscellaneous trusted to do his duty in the legis the World,” in American Monthly ! to make fi id proof in support of his claim, In tu re. matter. Il will he issued about three o'clock in il e afternoon of each day except Review of Reviews for .April. ’ and th it said proof will be made before the Co. The candidates for Justices and ! Clerk of Tillamook County at Tillamook Ore. Sunday. The price of (he daily will be 15 cents per week. Constables partake of the excellent We do not want any money now. all that we want to know is this: In case of on April Sth, t8>8, viz. Real Estate Transfers. Henrie Hellebnyck; character of the balance of the war do you want a news sei vice of the kind suggested or do you not? If you «lo of Sec. 28 ticket, they are all light and will Mar. 20 J. R. & Lydia S. Finley to Samantha II. E. No. 9941 for the N% of N ffpscis the time to say so. We are not anxious enough to burden ourselves with a and E’2 of S E% ot Sec. 21 Tp. 1 N, R. 9 W. Mills, 5’2 A in Sec. 30 Tp 3S It 9 W. be elected. He names the following witnesses to prove daily newspaper to send out agents to bore you to lake it. We have published FOR COUNTY JUDGE G. W. SAPPING I’ON FOR COUNTY CLERK IIOMER MASON FOR SHERIFF II. H. ALDERMAN FOB TRKASVBEH HOWARD CARY FOR AMMEhHoR J.S. STEPHENS FOR SCHOOL R( PER I XTF.NDKNT GFO. B. LAMB FOB CORONER J. E. TUTTLE FOR SURVEYOR A M. AUSTIN FOR commissioner CHAS. KAY FOR RJ.RESENT ATU. K .1. W. MAXWELL FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, 1ST DIST. JAMES GRAY Groceries, Provisions, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes. Loggers Supplies and General Merchandise. In Case of War with Spain, FOH Jl’HTK K OF THE I'KACK, 2|>. IIIBT. T. II. GO Y NE FOR CONSTABLE 1ST DISI RU T A. KJJCIN FOR CONMTABI.E 2D, DIHTUK’T A. A. FORD FOB CONSTAULK 3 d , HIHI KItr HA.SS .1 ENSEN Our County tlie office, and hie work was done to the eatiefaction of everyl;<xly. Mr. Alderman’» popularity was in dicated by the large majority by which he received h s nomination, and he will be just ae popular when election time comes. For County Treasurer, a most popular candidate was seb-cted. Howard Cary is one of of our boys whom evcryl»o<ly likes, lie has filled the office of City Treasurer to the satisfaction of everybody and will perform equally well the duties of treasurer of Tillamook County to which he will surely be elected. TILLAMOOK WEEKLY Ticket The Comity Convention held laul Saturday, wm one of the most successful and liHi'in.mious conven tions ever held by any parly in this county. From the very first it became evident tliat tlie discordant «■lenient in the parly, which lias in the past done so much to introduce »3 Mary E. McKinley to Susannah Kin- discord into t lie councils of conven nanian (Qrit Claim) part of C. T. Me his continuous residence upon and cultivation tions mid to defeat the tickets after of s id land, vis* Kinley’s War Inevtable they were nominated, was in a Tracy R. Elliott of Bay City, Ore. Thore 26 Theodore & Mary J. Kingsley,, l»y hopeless minority and in fact sheriff to Alfred Marolf Nb of N \\ J.* Hangvu, of Bay City. Ore. Thomas L. McFalls, The latest <liH|iutclieM slate that Sec 18 Tp 2 8 R 9 W «k E% of N E'4 Sec Bay City, Ore. John W. Jeuuings, of Bay City there was no organized opposition the United State» I iiih withdrawn Ore.. 13 I'n 2 SR 10 W. to tlie evident will of the majority. her mininter from Mailriil anil war Chas. B. Moores. 3-» W. Hanes (by sheriff) to w. II. 8c G. From first to last the session of the seems to be inevetable, if not nl- Register. A. Wehring 235 acres iu Tp 3 S R 9 W. convention was harmonious an d reaily ileclareil anti begun. If no disposition was expressed by ever nation went to war in a ju*t Mrs. A. Inveen, residing at 7J0 Henry St., Al NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. anyone, save a disposition to do ' cause oitra ie a jtiht one. Never ton. III., suffered with sciatic rheumatism for that which was best for tlie party since the time when Abraham over eight mouths. She doctored for it nearly I.an<1 Office nt Oregon City, Ore.. Feb., nth 1898 the whole of this time, using various remedies —Notice is hereby given that the following mid tlie people of the comity. Lincoln ami the gallant Iwiys in recommended by friends, and was treated by named settler has filed notice of his intention The ticket nominated we con blue atruek the Hhacklra from the the physicians, but received no relief. She then to make final proof in supj»ort of his claim, and sider an exceptionally strong one, limliH of the nlaves in thia country, used one and a half bottle of Chamberlain's that sai.l j.ioot will be made before the County <»f Tillamook County, at Tillamook Ogu., from top to bottom, there is not a liaa wncli an appeal been made to Pain Balm, which effected a complete cure Clerk on vpiil 9th. 1898, viz: mail 011 the ticket who is not wor the linma ity of any nation as the This is published at her request, as she wants William M. Mil s; others similarly afflicted to kn->w what cured thy of the sup|sirt of the people of appeal made by Hufteriiig Cuba her. The 2$ and 50 cents sizes for sale by S. J. II E 11791 for the E% of W% of See. 8, Tp. 2 N. R 8 West. this county. From the beginning to this 11111 ion during llielxM three Sturgeon. He names the following witnesses to porve the H eadlight lias advocated the yenni. Cruel, blood thirdly Spain, his continuous residence upon and cultivation utmost harmony, amt hiirmony with a record of a thousand years Two year« ago R. J. Warren, a druggist at of sai-l land, viz; exists beyond our inimt aangnine of infamy liehind lo r, has even out Pleasant Brook. N. Y , bought a small supply ot David W. Rhoades, of R .y City Oregon Nels Chainberla n’a Cough Remedy. He sumes up expectations. From the beginning stripped herself in cruelty by her the result as follows: "At that time the goods Hacseit, of Tillamook. Oregon, Wesley Day, of B..y City, Oregon. William Hayes, of Bay ( ity. w« hate advocated the placing in heartless butcheries and starving were unknown in this section;to day Chamber Oregon. the field of the strongest |>ossible of innocent women ami children lain’s Cough Remedy Is a household Word. ’ Chas. B Moores. ticket and again our most sanguine in t'liba. The horrible atroeilies It is the same in hundreds of communities. Register. Whenever the good qualities of Chaml»erlai.i s expectations have been fulfilled. of tlie war in the Netherlnnd Cough Remedy Itecome known the people will G. W. Sappington, the can and the chambers of the inquisition have nothing else. For sale by S. J Sturgeon. NOTH F FOR PUBLICATION. didate fol* County Judge, has for have been transferred Io the shores I.andO.nceat Orego 1 City. Ore. March -d. NOTICE TO TAX -PAYERS. 189S-N*.,t; e is hereto given that the following the putt two years been Justice of of the lil.erty loving Western Con the Peace in this district. In all tinent and re-enacted, if on a The delinquent tax- roll lor the year of ¡896, named settler ha« filed notice of his intention to make tlnal proof in support of his claim, and imr years of public life, many ot ■ smaller, yet oil a more cruel scale has been turned over to nte with a warrant that said proof will be made before P. I). Newell attached thvret«» requiring me to collect the tlum spent ns an attorney at law. at the very doors of tie United taxes on said roll by levy and sale of the per U. S. UommUslener at Nehalem, Oregon, on we have never known a Justice < f Slates and the world has looked on sonal property of such delinquent tax pavers, May, 10th. rS9«. v z James S. Stephens: the Peace who lias given such good tu wonder that this nation did not ami if none be fom d »hen the real property E lovMforthe W’jofE iof five 15 Tp tN satisfaction io nil parties as did rise in its might and c tisli S| aiu as d scribed on said lax roll. 1 trust those who are II delinquent will pay up soon, and thus save R 8 W Justice Sappington, lie Ims a />ne would crush a rabid dog that themselves considerable tost. Ke name« the fo lowin ; witnesses to prove hi« continuous residence upon and cultivation good knowledge of law, is of an had invaded his home. II H. Aldermau of said land viz. Sheriff of Tillamook Co.. Ore eminently fair and judicial mind, For four hundred jenrs the Jac.ib Mun.UhBnk, of Mi-hr>»,ka. Ore mid is 1« iimu of excellent judge world has beheld in horror tlie Wilham of MUhawak,, Ore . t<l«.rd mint and character—just the man cruelty, the peitidy, the mireiless NOTICE OF FIN AL SETTLEMENT Iliih of MKamk, o,e. Dell Bprlnger of meded for County Judge. Jmteheries conducted by Spain on Notice *« hereby given, that the undersigned Mishawaka Orc. Cha« B Moores. Ilomer Mason, the candidate for the Western continent. From the his filed with the Uo nty Court of the Slate of Reg i s te r Clerk, is well mill favorably know n conquest of Mexico and Peru with Oregon for the County of Tillamook her final a couut aaexeciitiix ot the last will and tesla to every old citizen >f lids comity, their awful atrocities, down to the meut of Frank Hutchins, Deceased late of said NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. lie poFsesses, to an exceptional present war in Culia her tecord < ounty and stale, and that «aid coutl ha« fixed lAnd Offi r at Oregon City Or Msr 14 degree, the qualities of mind and lias always been the same. The luesdsy the third «lay of May t*H.flt m o’clock -Notice is hereby given that the follow .ng heait and the business ipialilica- history of her dealing here Ims A M of«41 I day as the time ami t ,c county court a.m«J-Ukr l:„ «led m,lSreof hi. mientw.,, room ill the county court house in saM County m.ke fln.l proof in .npport ofhh claim, and tious that fit him for the office to tilled the heal ts of all students of and State aa the place fur hearing said final to that -a d proot will be made before the l-.mill. W hich lie aspires. Hornet is just history with shuddering horror. account ami all objections thereto and all objec Clerk ot Tillamook at Tillamook Ore tions to the settlement of said estate then and May, and. iv« rii the man for a painstaking, careful As a result of her misrule there. J..ted March 2 ad ifkjR Richard (*. Burton; mid obliging official. cruelty and perfidy, she has lost IL K No Ellen A Hull bin« «nr the W’ _____ , Of I. w Hot Sec II. II. Alderman, tlie candidate every colony she held in tin- West »A J To 'sT Executrix of the last will and testament o «»•I Lol. i:. ri. tl w. ' for Sherffl, lias amply demonstrat | era world, except Culia and a few Frank llittchin« Deceased I T Maulshy. Re Mme. the .vi.'iv'ing following wiinc«se« witne.«-. to to- ed his ability to till tlie office to other insignificant islands. From - prove ----- .e ------ Atty for the Executrix ro,,*iM«ou. re«d. ace upon an,| cuhiv.tio,, which lie aspires. For two years ( holding all of Smlli Anieiica and of said land, viz past l e has practically been Sheriff about oiie-tliird of N< rib America strhol*. Air .Her. of Ne.kowin Ore F„, 1 K-lurate Your Vtowolo With CMORroMb of tliis county. He performed all she has descended to this, and the * hin,.r of Srekowio Ore . J. ho W Wh.u:,,.,« If < C C fail, druggist« n fund uicuey the det ical work of tlie office imd time has now come when, her cup V.kr>«u>Ore IN er F Ilei «l.re„d. of kowin Orr No-Tv Ha., for » in, most of Hie outside work, even |of iniquity full, see must tie hurl i Gurantml tobam babtt r«rr rrakw. ChM B Mw,. while Mr, Jackson noiuinally held ed from her last possession on a I men airoa«. Wwxl pure w, Il AU drae...» I Register daily pipers and know, not only that there is no profit ¡11 a small daily, but that it entails an eno*nious amount of work, but in order to accommodate our readers we will publish itifweget the necessary number of subscriptions promised. I't older Io test public «eiuiment we will give all a chance to express themselves, by signing and forwarding to us Ihe following coupon, immediately. zip ■ Editor Headlight. Being desirous of securing a quick news service, I here by agree in case Hostilities should btcak out between the United States and Spain, to become a subscriber to the « Daily Headlight at 1 j cents per week for at least 2 months or less in case the war shall be sooner ended. ■ I « : « Name P. O. Address • ■ ................................................................................................................................. ! TI ip «bove i oii|K,n will not appear agalli. S„ p|eaTO »igll al once au A forward Io till« office eo that we may prepare for bimineea. A tldi ess The H eadlig ht , Tillamook, Ore Sturgeon’s A Fine Line of Jewelry Fnscr’plîüî Cwtfsîly Compounded