THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
1899
PAT ON IMPERIALISM
w Wkn«« fat st,nk i,y fa si.i,.s <.f fa thfad
M M MONH.
to fill their quota in the draft. They , States. Spain had to sue for peace.
Decides the Question, What needed
the kish
then
i the days of their Our g ivernment appointed a committee
IN rilK CIRCUIT rot’KT OF THE STATE
.
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—• in
OF OREGON. FOR TILLAMOOKCOl’NTY.
W. P. Book.
plaintiff. ]
Shall be We do with the adversity, who they tried to persecute a to settle difficulties with our vanished
vs
I short time before through their blind foe. They met at Paris. The whole
Jehiel Forest,
Philippines ?
I bigotry.
defendant.
j
ALLEN.
world to-day looks with admiration on
To Jeliiel Forest, (he defendant above named:
In the* name of the state of Oregon, you are
We have been asked to give an Irish, 1 Sam Houston met the Mexicans under the matchless statemanship of our noble
Proprietor-
hereby required to appear and answei the com
plaint filed against you in the a ove entitled
man’s view on imperialism, and as the J the command of Santa Anna. Houston commissioners. The whole world stands
suit on or before the lust day of the time pre-
was
victorious,
took
Santa
Anna i to-day in amazement at the unprecedent-
writer, Jerry Corliett, writes an interest,
scribed in the order for the publication of this
First class accommodation summons, which time is six weeks, and In gins
■ prisoner, sent him t.
.......... cd bravery of our troops and unsur-
to \\ ashington,
letter, we give it in full, which is as fol
to run from the dav of first publication hereof,
at second class rate.
wooden
leg
and
all.
After
Houston's
.
passed
efficiency
of
our
navy.
to-wit, January 12th, 1899. and if you tail so to
The vic
lows :
appear and answer, for waut thereof plaintiff
I Mctory at San Jacinto lie never asked torv gained by our armed forces was
will
apply to said court for the relief demanded
When Columbus discovered America, Santa Anna who Texas belonged to.I complete. The victory gained by
complaint herein. The rolief demanded
MEALS IN THE J is in the
_r our
the foreclosure of a certain mortgage ex
in his first letter to Isaliella, queen of * either did the United States. We simple 1 <------ '
*" —
' Spain
"
ecuted and delivered by yon to the Aberdeen
r
!
commissioners
over
the
Dons
of
Spain, he told her majesty that the in. fought for it, took it, raised our flag
CITY.
Bank, of Aberdeen. Washington, on or about
November 20th, ibiij, bearing said date, to se
habitants of the new world would be there and that flag is there vet. When r will live forever in history. Cushman K.
cure
the payment of a certain promissory note
i Davis of Minnesota, is to-day second to
Til'amook, Ore
of yourself for $9440». dated November 20th,
very useful as slaves. Columbus told Florida came into our possession we
I894,
and payable on or before two years after
i none in the senate of the United States
Headquarters for Forest Grove Stage Line.
the truth. Every place that Spain got never asked Osceola, the famous Semi
date, with interest after date at the rate of
and was one of the ablest men who met
ten percent, per annum, which said mortgage
hold of since the discovery of the west, nole chief, whether he approved of our
conveyed unto said Aberdeen Bank for thatour-
the Dons of Paris. I would ask the
pose the following described real property,
ern world was doomed to tyranny and bargain or not. Osceola kicked and
situated in the county of Tillamook, State of
I congress of the United States, are you
Oregon, to-wit : The North Fast quarter of
slavery. When Cortez invaded Mexico, Uncle Sam sent some blue coats down
going to destroy all that has been
S etion twenty-six (26) and the South East quar
his first act was to make a person of to see him, and those blue coats, after
II
ter of Section twenty-three (‘¿3). in township
achieved by the bravest army and navy
one u) North of Range eight (8) West of the
Montezuma the ruling monarch and by getting acquainted with the Seminóles, in the world ? Are you going to hold
Wiliam tte Meridian ; and which said note
i
and mortgage were on or about November 21st,
fire, sword and bloodshed wrested their made good Indians of them. After us up before the people of this planet as
1894, indoised and assigned to this plaintiff, and
homes, lands and treasures from an in Osceola, came another big Indian named a set of feeble-mineed poltroons, because
on which there is now due plaintiff the sum of
$1234.80, with interest thereon at the rate of ten
nocent people.
Hilly Bowlegs. Uncle Sam also sent I such men as Vest, Hoar and Mason lived
per cent, per annum from December 20th, 1K9K,
until paid ; the further sum of >5.8.50 paid tor
Cortez did not care who the land be. Billy his respects with a few regiments amongst us? There are two sides.to
taxesonsaid premises, the costa and disburse
"J
tcvl
longed to. He seized it and butchered of blue coats and Billy soon became a this question. The first is: Will you
ineiit of thia suit and the sum of $10000 at
torney’s fees herein. It js further demanded in
the rightful owners. He came to Mexico very good Indian. The government of back up the President of the United
said complaint that said mortgaged real pro
perty be sold aa upon exevu ion and the pro
under the pretense of being a reformer the United States in those days claimed States, and his brave officers, Dewey,
ceeds of said sale be applied in payment of the
said sums due plaintiff amt that you be for ever
and to inculcate a new Christian spirit to live up to the constitution, but some Seeley, Sampson, Miles, Otis, Shafter,
barred and foreclosed of mid from any and all
O tjlt
into the Montezuma«, and ended by prov- how
1
right, title and interest in or to said mortgaged
they have acquired territory large Wheeler and Lee, and the thousands of
premises and every part thereof, except statu
ing himself one of the greatest robbers < enough for kingdoms and they have held brave soldiers who followed them ? If
tory right of redemption, and that the pur
chaser at said sale be put unto immediate pos
on record. England's famous highway- it
i and it is ours yet. When the United you do this you will be respected and
session of said premises by the sheriff.
men, Dick Turpin, Claude Duval and States
i
This summons is published by order of the
got the Louisana purchase form revered by your constituents, The sec
Hon. G. W. Sappington, County Judge of Tilla
Jack Kann, were completely eclipsed by 1 France and paid $20,000,000 therefor, ond: Will you vote against ratifying
mook county, Oregon, made and dated at Tilla
mook City, Oregon, on January 10th, 1899. the
Cortez and his bandits. Our American i she forgot to ask the red men from the this treaty and spoil all that lias been
time prescribed in the order for publication
bandits and train robbers, Jesse and I Mississipi to the Pacific slope whether done by our brave officers and men ? If
being once a week for six successive weeks, and
the date of first publication being Thursday.
Frank James, and Younger Brothers, , they were satisfied or not. But the In. you do this you will get the cold should
January 12th, 1899.
B. U EDDY,
have been cast in the shade when com- . dians put in an appearance from the er from the very men that now keep
Attorney for Plaintiff.
pared to the deeds of Pizzaro in Peru. headwaters of the Mississippi to the you in offices. The will of the people in
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
And yet this wholesale robbery was com . Golden Gate and many a brave soldier this country is the law of the land. To
I.aud Office at Oregon City, Ore.,
mitted under the eyes of a Christian went under from the bullets and toma show you what the will of the people
January 16th, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that the following
queen and in the name of God. Verily, I hawk of the red man. The starry flag is here in Minnesota, when the President
named settler 1ms filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
believe there has been and is at present floats over all this territory and there is called
i
for volunteers in the spring of
that said proof will be made before the County
Clerk of Tillamook co., nt Tillamook, Oregon,
many a wicked action done in the name no power on earth can haul it down. In 1898, he could get ten men for every one
on March 4th, 1899, viz :
of God. I also believe in these latter our war with Mexico our troops invaded called
<
WILLIAM J CARVER,
for, and the will of the people to
H E 12333, for tlie H % of Ne >4 and E H of Nw
days of the nineteenth century, there are that territory even to the gates of its day
i
is to ratify the treaty. Every legis
>4 of See 31. Tp. 18,11 7 W.
He names the fo lowin« witnesses to prove
a great many things done under the capital. The seat of government was lature
1
in our land ought to pass a reso
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
cloak of religion and in the name of God, captured. The United States sliced off a lution
1
'1 v/ll
of said land, viz:
urging congress to ratify this
M fS
George A Barton, Jeremiah Murphy, Daniel
which would not bear inspection in a big piece of Mexican territory as the re- I treaty. I understand that Mr. Hoar is
Murphy and John Mutphy, of Trask, Oregon.
C has . IL M oores , Register.
second class court of law.
suit of that war. It is quite awhile ago from
1
Massachusetts. I also heard a
It seems that the almighty dollar has that these affairs happened, but there is few
I years ago, that the Prince of Wales
ASTORIA AND
NOTICE EOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Otego 1 City, Ore.,
started on a big race to outrun the no disputing as to who the lands belong. 1 began to grow fat. The consequence
January 16th, 1899.
TILLAMOOK.
Notice Is hereby given that me following-
i
Almighty God. Certainly every Spanish Where it was then a howling wilder- was,
that, in buttoning his vest, he had
named settler lias tiled notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, mid
governor and hireling sent out to her ness there are thousands of happy homes to leave the lower button unbuttoned.
that said proof will lie made before the County
colonics by Spain since the discovery of to-day. Where there was then a single Some of the dandy students of the great
Clerk of Tillamook county, Oregon, on Marell
.»th, 189«;, viz:
America have shown themselves capable shanty, there are cities of tens of thou universities heard of it and ordered
JERRY MlTRPHY,
II. E. 12335, for the S’.j of Nw ‘¿anil E
of Sw
of worshipping the almighty dollar and sands of inhabitants; where there was their vests so the lower button should
of Sec. 5, Tp. aS, R. 7 W.
caring little how many a heart bled to not one mile of railroads there are now not put in an appearance. They wanted
He names the follow!, g witnesses to prove
WILL RUN THE
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
furnish the funds to appease their pam. hundreds. I certainly believe expansion to imitate the Prince of Wales even to
of said land, viz :
William J. Carver ami George A. Barion. of
is a good thing. I would be willing to the extent of making fools of themselves.
pered appetites.
Steamer
H. HARRISON
'fiask, Oregon ; George W. Sappington, of Tilla,
In the fore part of the seventeeth cen bet my last dollar that expansion is far Perhaps Mr. Hoar himself may have a
11100k, Oregon; Albert L. Whitten, of Trask-
Oiegon.
fancy for honoring royal blood and high
tury an English ship landed at Plymouth ahead of shrinkage.
or R. P. ELMORE.
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Kock. She was named the Mayflower.
There is no doubt that in those days titles.
Will make trips every five «lavs, Hie weather permitting, between Astoria and
NOTICE FOR 1’IBLICATION.
That there are some soft heads here in
Her cargo was Puritans. History tells gone by, when so much territory was
Land Office at Oregon City, Ore.,
Tillamook City, carrying freight and passengers.
J miliary 26th, 1899.
us that they came to this bleak and added to the nation, we had some the United States who would like to
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
foreign shore on account of religions ]>er- cranks and croakers as we have now. dance around in attendance to dukes,
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
ELMORE, SANBORN & CO., ASTORIA ; or COHN & CO.,
that said proof will be made beiore the County
secution. It seems they were so full of It was a good thing that their cries and lords and barons there is no doubt. Hei
TILLAMOOK,
AGENTS.
Clerk of Tillamook co , at Tillamook, Oiegon,
religion there was no room for any complaints did not have much weight- gracious majesty, Victoria, queen of
011 March loth, 1899, viz :
ESTHER M BRAMMER, formerly
thing else. We are informed that after In 1812 and 1815 we had our second Great Britian and Ireland, empress of
E sther m archer ;
II. E No. 11,87a for the W % of Ne
Se '4 of
their landing they all went down on unpleasantness with John Bull. Johnny India, etc., etc., has announced her dis
Ne *4 and No1. of sc 1 ,. Sec 27, Tp. 1 S, R 10 W.
their knees and thanked heaven for de sent us the flower of the British army, approval of having some of her blue-
lie names the fidlowing witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
livering them from English intolerance fresh from the Spanish peninsula, where blooded aristocracy intermarry with
of said land, viz:
Edward O.
ohnson, Dryden L. linker, Axel
and persecution. Those pilgrims im. those redoubtable red coats captured plebian Americans. Now I beg her ma
Nelson, John llagney, of Tillamook, Oregon.
mediately forgot who the land belonged Nepoleon the First and landed him in jesty's pardon for having the audacity of
C has . B. M oores . Register.
to on which they had settled. In fact Elbe. After dispoiling of the great looking at this marriage business in an
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon l ily, Ore.,
they soon put in a claim that all the French soldier of course they thought it other light. Clyde horses are imported
February 11 th, IN99.
land they wanted was and should be would only be child’s play to whip a few yearly to the United States, so are Per
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of Ills intention
theirs. They were to convert the In thousand Americans before breakfast. cherons and a good many other breeds
to make fi al proof in support of his claim,
and Unit said proof will be made before the
dians, as Cortez converted the Monte- ’ The British commander was an Irishman of horses. We have also imported lots
County Clerk, ot Tillamook co., at Tillamook,
of
gentlemen
cows
from
Durham
and
zumas, and that would make it all right named Packenham. The American gener
Oregon, on March 25th, 18-^9, viz:
MYRON F REYNOLDS;
about the land. Certainly they paid al was also Irish, so it was diamond cut Devonshire. Even rare breeds of Coolly
Pre. I). S. 7970 for the Se % of Se 14 Hec. 4, N
of
Ne
'
,
.
Hu
I 1.1 Nr % S< t 9. I p. I S, R 7 W.
dogs
find
a
ready
sale
and
good
prices
in
diamond.
After
the
battle
the
British
gen
something else for the land besides
He names tne following witnesses to prove
FOLLOWING IS OUR LIST OF PRICES :
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
prayers; in fact they gave them some eral, Packenham, was picked up dead, our markets. When a beggarly duke,
of s id bind, viz
New England rum and the rest in bullets. with every bone in his body broken. lord or baron crosses the Atlantic to COMMCN ROUGH LUMBER at $8.00 jhm * thousand feet,
Charles E. Bester mid Lucius S. Maynard, of
SHIPLAP at $9.00 per thousand feet,
our
shores
with
a
very
thin
pocket
book,
Tillamook,
Oregon ; James R. Harris, of lllings-
These
red
coated
heroes
who
captured
This same sect of Puritans who claimed
SIZED LUMBER at 9 00 per thousand feet,
worth.Oiv.; Charles Illmes of Tillamook. Ore.
and
nothing
left
behind
in
England
but
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to have left England on account of per Bonaparte and sent him to exile were no
FLOORING. No. 2, at $12.00 per thousand feet.
FLOORING, No. 1, at $16.00 per thousand feet,
secution as they waxed stronger liecame match to the American backwoodsmen. an estate encuml>ered for more than its
NOTICK III OI AKIIIAN SALK.
RUSTIC’, No. 2. at $12 00 per thousand feet,
the most intolerant set of beings in The red coats scampered to their ships actual value a nd thousands of dollars in
RUSTIC, No. 1. at $16.000 |w*r thousand feet.
In the County Court of the County of Tilla
North America. They would have hung and soon found out instead of being in gambling debts, if an American girl buys
mook, State of Oregon.
No. 1, FINISH, at $15.00 p^r thousand feet,
matter of the mt ate of Fredrick M. and
Koger Williams if they could lay their vincible they had to make themselves in him and further agrees to live through
MOULDINGS. We per foot, per inch in width. In the Moiltie
V. Davidson, Minors.
life
with
this
profligate,
and
redeem
him
ALL
BIN.
PLANKING
at
$7
per
1000
feet.
The
petition
ol George Williams, guardian of
visible
to
Jackson
forces.
Peace
was
hands on him. They wanted to hang
the above nan rd Minors, for an order to sell
from
his
sinful
ways,
I
ask
her
Williams because he disagreed with them declared several days before the battle
certain undivided interests in real property
coming regularly on to be heard, and it appear
in the way of worshipping God. They of New Orleans was fought and it was a majesty which of those two,’the British
ing to the court that It is for the best interest
profligate
or
the
female
American
phil
of the s id minors that their uiidivi ed one sev
good
thing
for
the
United
States,
as
the
would hang this good man for the
enth interest in and to the real property des-
anthropist
is
best.
Her
majesty
has
crihed in said petition lie sold and the money
reason they had themselves to leave English got such a sound drubbing that
derived from tne sale thereof be placed at in
their happy homes in England. That's ne’er a redcoat has shown his nose in more titles than any other woman on
terest, or otherwise invested sons to derive the
earth; whether she deserves it or not,
most benefit therefrom for tfe said Illinois, it
the
United
Stated
since.
Were
the
Eng
consistency, isn't it ? Why yes, there is
is therefore ordeird tlist the next of kin of said
we
won
’
t
discuss.
The
cannon
and
minors, to wit :— W W Quick, Rhoda Johnson,
as much consistency in this as in the ut lish successful at New Orleans they
Nellie Stillwell, G C Davidson. Maty Downs.
sword
changes
the
geographical
map
of
terances of Mr. Hoar. This sect has would undoubtedly dispute our title to
Jane Deane, Bell Pye and Anna Williams, and
nations. The American plebian stood
n
1 other psrso h interested in said estate up
the
Louisiana
purchase.
In
1861
our
hung as many as eight persons in
pear before this court on the 7th day of Marcn,
before the English blue-blood and licked
A. I>., 1899, to show catiwr, if any, they can why
one week for witchcraft through their civil war commenced. Jefferson Davis
said «ale should not be 01 tiered.
as president of the Southern Confeder the latter so bad, he had to run for
ignorance and brutality.
G W SAPPINGTON.
safety at New Orleans. The same has
County Judge.
acy,
claimed
all
the
territory
>onth
On the second Wednesday in October
Dated this 9th day of February, 1M99.
lieen
done
with
Spain.
The
brag
of
blue
of
Mason
and
Dixon's
line.
Abraham
1692, the Puritan fathers got together
A DM INIHTICA rolt’H NOTICK.
blood fighting is played out; the plebian
and abolished the law of hanging Lincoln, as president of the United is his master and on top. We have paid
The utiderKigi|e<l having been on the 3rd
States,
told
Mr.
Davis
that
he
must
stay
witches; in fact they became alarmed j
day of January, 1899, duly appointed by
for the Philippines in blood and money
the Hon. County Court of Tillamook
and were afraid like the famous Kilkenny where he was—in the Union—and Mr. and will hold them. Under our laws
Davis
had
to
stay.
If
I
am
not
much
county, Oregon, Administrator of the Es
cats—they might cat each other up and
tate of NEHALEM 8< OTT. deceased, all
mistaken. Hale, Hoar and Mason were they will thrive and prosper. If left to
not leave a vestage of the Mayflower s
Freight handled with pispatch and at lowest rates. Fruit delivered in good order. Iiersons having CLAIMS against the said
in unison with Mr. Lincoln to save the themselves they will al ways be turbulent
2state, art* hereby notified to present the
Best
Accommodations
and
Cheajiest
Route
to
or
from
Tillamook.
sons.
duly verified to me within six
union from dismemberment. Now, if and quarrel some.
Every attention paid to wants and conveniences of passenger. First-class table set. same,
Sometime away back in the fifties, they
mouth« from the date hereof, at tlieofllee
those gentlemen don't want the Philip
of Handley A Handley, at Tilllamuok,
WILL SAIL FROM SAN FRANCISCO ABOUT OCTOBER 30th AND
elected a great know-nothing governor
A Civil Contract.
Oregon.
pines to be coerced, why did they want
EVERY 10 DAYS AFTER.
as chief executive of the great common-.
Date«1 this day, January I2h. 1899.
their brethern of the South, yes I may
“Did I understand you,” said the im For further particulars apply to •
H arry M itchem ., Administrator.
wealtv of Massachusetts. His name was
say their own flesh and blood, to he posing and handsome woman caller,
Gardner. This Gardner was elected for
WHERE TO INSURE.
coerced. The South said in the plainest “that marriage is a civil contract !”
de Co.,
the express purpose of persecuting the
THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
of the plain English that the govern
•-Nothing is better settled, madam,”
Catholic Church and especially the Irish
GI.OHE INS UHA Nt E I I).
No. 14 C alifornia S tufet , S an F rancis « ; or to T rucker L i miihr C o .
ment of the United States was obnox- replied the lawyer, whom she was con
AGENT KOK TILLAMOOK,
race. Gardner kept his word like a lit
ions to them. Their talk was not a sulting.
J S STEPHENS.
tle man, and began by disbanding regi
threat either. They fought to get rid of , “Then I desire you to proceed against
ments of the state national guard where
HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
the government of the United States. If rov husband at once for breach of con
Irish officers and men were in the ma-
AOK.NTH FOK TILLAMOOK,
Mr. Hoar and Mr. Mason were for the tract.”
HIGGS <t STEPHENS.
jority. So far as the power in him lay,
tt.inn and to coerce the South, why
“But on what grounds, my dear lady!"
he made a clean sweep. Not long after don't they want the Philipinos coerced ?
SCHOOL DESKS AND SUPPLIES OF
*-|{e hasn't been civil io me an hour
Gardner’s .lection Jefferson Davis put in Are their heart« softer toward Agunaldo
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
since we were married. *
an apfiearance with a new confederacy. than toward their own countrymen ? it
J S. STEPHENS is agent for the
WHEN YOU WANT
Northwest School Furniture Company
Massachusetts was expected to send would seem that Hoar, Hale and Teller
"Is the proprietor in T" asked tne vis
for Tillamook co.
her quota to the front and the 1 rish change their minds very often. In Febr.
itor tothe.planing mill. "I want to or
Higgins Salt,
Cheese Color,
lieing very populous, the Puritan oegan uary '98 the battleship Maine was
der some doors.”
C. A. HAILEY
to tell Pat how much he always loved blown up in Havana harbor by the
Rennet,
Butter Paper,
• He's in,” replied the smart office boy, Butter Color,
1IRAI.KR IN
Ireland and the Irish, and the Puritan minions of Spain. A short time after ••but I think he's out o'doora.”
Separators,
Butter Workers.
was ready to kiss Pat most anywhere or ward congress declared war. President
.S TV DE BA KE R U A GONS.
all over. This appeal to the Irish was McKinley did more with the army and
Somerville Journal When a man hab
OSBORNE MOWERS,
And any Other Dairy Supplies
not in vain. They sent from the city of navy at his disposal than any man itually wears a nightcap yon can I* rea.
Buggies, liny rskes, plow«, »ml other
WHITE
fumi machinery. You ran eave
Boston the Ninth Massachusetts, which ever heard of in history. It was done in sonably sure tliat if you lend him a book
money hy dealing with me,
was second to none in the service four months. It seemed as if the great he will put a paper cover on it belore he
g S c STOHES C o .,
Special i'ricea on Buggies and Spring
through the war. During the time of God of the universe assisted him. It reads it and return it to you withcut
Wagons,
ASTORIA, OREGON,
the draft this same state of Massachu was victory after victory, fleet after injury.
C. A. BAILE Y, Tillamook, Ore.
FOR
PRICES
AND
CATALOGUES.
setts sent agents to Sherman's depart-
/yien pougß.
“My Kingdom For a Horse
WELL, WE’VE GOT IT AND MORE TOO
If
~W" surxt to ZDriT’-e
KT ole G-exxtle Horse
To a, ZSTice Easy JB-ctgrg'-jr,
CciXie to
Sto"blc oracL
G-et it.
Reduced
6.00 BOUND TRIP.
3.50 ONE WAY.
W.
WHEN YOU WANT LUMBER,
Remember that we keep the best of
everything in Stock and at prices as
low as the lowest.
Tillamook
Lumbering Co.
STEAMER
DAIRYMEN—Attention
I