Tillamook headlight., June 01, 1899, Image 4

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JUNE 1, 1899
T imbkk L and , A ct J unk
THE YELLOW PULPITEER
11__
as * he
_____
caught
------ sight
-- n of Polly he at once
I tried
to _____
make _______________
friends with her. _ He was
______
a short, fat man with a smooth face, and
Polly looked at him with her head cocked
i
one side in a decidedly wicked fashion.
But she didn't say a word.
Finally he tunred away, and then that
naughty parrot shrieked after him :
"You can’t ¡catch me. you old fool
Where’s your white necktie
1 is-«
United Stale. t.„,ld oft
Oreguu City
OLD COUNTRIES POPULATION.
1
Notice la hereby given \h,t *1*''M
Disquieting Statistics Which Up­
It has been stated that everything goes
ance with the provisions of tiltt 111
gress of June 3rd, 1878, entitled
in popular waves. Whether this applies
set Many Preconceived Notions.
the sale of timber lands i»j the stnt. Au a(!3
to the formation of new religious creeds
nia, Oiegon, Nevada and \\ ash.2,01
It has popularly been supposed, says
tory,” as extended to all the Publ ett ;'3
or not remains to be seen. There are
by act of August 4. 1H92,
CLail<iSu3
the New York Sun, that the population
those who contend that we are entering
! ...
MILES M. FLYN n ,
1
of the monarchies and unstable republics
has Astoria,
this day county
filed'in
ofcv’h'iKw OriJ
of
of thia*
Clatsôj
an era of skeptism. They say that a
of Europe was declining, or if not de­
iiient No. 8004. for the purchase of th.
larger number of religious denominations
4 and E 'tof Sw « oF Seuion X q
clining, increasing at a ratio so small as
ship No. -1 N, Range No. 9 \y anAl,*.lui3
have found their origin during the past
to lye almost imperceptible. For nearly
i proof to show that the land aoxiit*!?
year than at any other period of the same
valuable for its timber or stone than / ls'nM
half a century there has been a steady
tural purposes, and to establish hh
length in 1 he history of the country.
stream
of
emigration
from
European
said
land before the Register and
this office at Oregon City Oreio., *’**M
This is a trust era. We are just pass­ RUINED BY AN EDITORIAL countries to the United States, South
da.v, the 15th day of June, 1809.K iri ’i"
ing out of the era of yellow journalism.
witnesses:
nanif« J
Great Boom Town Which Received America and Australia, and no increase
Other fads and fancies are having their
.Michael Kennev of S. e,i.e„, Oreg«, , J
of population in any European country
Lawlor, of A.torlii
: i’S
a Black Eye From Journalism.
in Öregöii'i
Oregon s
sway, but we do not believe that the
Sea.ule, Oregon ; Jo«ph B.'
from immigration from other countries
Wichita
Correspondent
Chicago
Re
­
;
side.
Oregon.
>
01 Bed
world is entering an era of skepticism
than Europe. The devastating wars
Any and all penron. claiming »dverai. J
Not long ago a London paper asked the cord : Twelve years ago Wichita was the which, theorótically, at least, reduce the
above-described lands are requested tofii •
claims in thia office on or betöre said
question; "What ten books are thel>est ?” greatest boom town in the West. The population of all military countries
June, 1899.
‘StbdiyJ
__
C hab ^ B. 5’ oozm , Regis' I
Ten thousand answers were received and collapse of the boom in Wichita was abroad, have operated to the disad­
of that number 9,300 responses placed caused directly by an editorial Written vantage of many lands, and especially
T imberland . A ct J une 3.187L-NÌSJ
P ublication .
the Bible and Shakespeare at the head of by Marsh Murdock and published in those which have maintained colonies,
Uuited Siate» Land Office
the list. As long as this reverence and his newspajier, the Eagle. That edi­
Oreg."! < itv,
I
the pacification of which requires military
Notice la hereby given
!* |
love for the good book exists we need torial probably caused more com­
operations.
with the provisions of the act of un, ’•I
not look for anything serious from what motion in this little Western world
Again, the decrease of the birth rate in
of June 3rd, 1878, entitle«! 'An act
than any other article that was ever pub.
is termed “an era of skeptism."
sale of t niber lands in the States ofciiul
some European countries has been the
ilia, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington k , T
It is the yellow pulpiteer today. He is lished, because it knocked all the wind
subject of abstruse controversy among
ry,” as extended to al! the Public Land
the canker that is eating the vitals out of out of Wichita, and the rapid panic that
by act of August 4, 1892,
physicians and men of science, and yet it
MICHAEL KENNEY,
the church militant. The man who at­ followed became contagious and spread
of Sveliseli, county of Clatsop, 8t*ate of
I
appears from official figures at hand that
Gents Cliainless................. $75.00
I has this day filed in this otike his iwornXI
Columbia Model
tempts to reach fame through some sen­ to every Kansas town. It is a question
the increase in the total population of
nient No. 3095, for the purchase of thes/ial
Ladies Chainless................75.00
sational construction of some particular whether Mr. Murdock realized the possi­
of Section No 5 in Township No. 4 n Ran»v I
Columbia Model
Europeduring the last ten years has been
9 W, aud will offer proof to show thktthelil
portion of the scriptures. The man who ble results of his admonition. He was a
sought is more valuable for its timber or « 1
nearly 10 per cent, a statement which,
Columbia Model 57* Gents Chain Wheel............50.00
than lor agricultural nurposes, and to«labS1
tells his congregation that it will go to pioneer in Kansas—a state builder. He
published in the Revue Française de
his claim to said laud before the Register >21
Ladies
Chain
Wheel
............
50.00
Model
Columbia
started
the
first
paper
west
or
south
of
heaven if it subscribes liberally to the
5».
Receiver of this office at Oregon City
1’I£tranger of Paris, has obtained cor-
an Thursday, the ifith day of June 180/JI
maintenance of the church and attends Topeka in 1863, and he came to Wichita roboration in
Columbia Model 49. Gents Chain Wheel............40.00
names as witnesses :
' ^*ae|
other countries, and the
Miles M. Flynn and Janies Lawlor,of Ago* I
once a week. The man who stands in before the railroad. He loved the town
correctness of which is proved by the re­
Hartford Pattern 19, Gents
n
..............
35°°
Oregon : James Burke and Joseph B John£|
more
than
any
other
man
in
it.
His
the pulpit and says there is an abund­
of Seaside. Oi egon.
cords of countries in which there have
..............35.00
Hartford Pattern 20, Ladies
Any mid all persons claiming adversely th.I
» »
ance of reward but no punishment for ambition, his pride, his hopes were all in­
been censuses recently.
above-described lands are requested to file ttar I
..............
25.00
Gents
the future. Of course such a man would volved in its interests, and he did more
Pattern
Vedette
claims
in this office on or before said mhd.Til
21,
At the beginning of the present century
June, 1899.
3
’"I
l>e popular with a certain few. There than any other man to create the fiction
..............
26.00
C has . B. M oores . Register I
Ladies
22,
the population of Europe was put by
J I
JI
are those who are pleased to know, or to of a metropolis which he himself exposed,
NOTICE FOR PlBLICATli
Levasseur at 175,000,000. In 1830 it
We have a few ’98 models which we are selling at a reduced
believe, that there is a way to heaven and to inspire the delusions that he des­
Land Office at Oregon City, óre., I
was 220,000,000. In 1860 it was 290,-
May qth, isòo I
All
wheels
fitted
with
either
single
or
double
clincher
tube
through the wilderness of sin. They want troyed. Nobody doubted his sincerity.
rate,
Notice is hereby given that the folio«»]
000,000, and in 1890 it was 350,000,-
some sort of religion that will permit Nobody ever questioned the honesty of
named settler has filed notice of his intenta 1
tires.
000. It is now 380,000,000, and the
to make final proof in support of his claim and I
them to do as they please and still stand his motive but it is doubtful if wider or
that said proof will be made before theRegta I
POPE MANUFACTURING CO.
continuance of the present rate of in­
and Receiver, at Oregon City. Oregou JBai I
a pretty good show of going to heaven. deeper or more vigorous imprecations
crease will make it 385,000,000 in 1900,
24th, 1899, viz :
These yellow pulpiteers are getting were ever heaped upon any other man.
ARTHUR
WILLIAMS;
10 per cent increase over what it was in
H.E. No. 114I8 for the Sw L of sec. 10. tp 1 &. I
quite numerous Many of their utter­ Thousands of speculators who thought
R. 6 W.
F M
1890.
lie names the fo lowing witnesses to pro« I
ances are little less than blasphemous. they were millionaires were bankrupt
NEXT DOOR TO BANK.
The
yearly
emigration
from
Europe
is
his continuous residence upon and cultivate 1
They say queer things. The old story is the next morning. Every line of that
of said land, viz:
about 500,000 at present, or 5,000,000
Charles I.. Dick, w. C. Peiffer, John Boyd 11
too old to suit them. They believe that editorial cost $1,000.000 to the town of
in a decade. In the absence of newcomers
L. Berry, of Gaston, Oregon.
inasmuch as all literature has changed Wichita, and without doubt it was the
C has . B. M oores , Register. I
to make up this decrease and in view of
the Bible must be changed in order to I m * most costly article that ever appeared in
NOTICE FOR FUBI.ICATION.
the
backward
and
unprogressive
con
­
type.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON,
true and modern.
Land Office at Oregon City, Ore.,
dition of many European countries, it
May 9th, ity
But the boom would have broken
These men make genuine religion ap­
Notice is hereby given that the followiMi
might
be
supposed
that
there
would
be
named settle! has filed notice of his intenlioi I
pear grotesque and ridiculous to a certain sooner or later. The balloon had become
to make final proof in support of his claim, I
no vast gain of population, but the con­
and that said proof will be made before the I
lew, but they cannot affect that great so distended that it must have burst
trary
of
this
is
shown.
The
number
of
Register and Receiver, at Oiegon City, Oregon, I
essential to civilization It will live long within a few months, and it was that
on June 24th, 1899, viz :
inhabitants is increasing all the time,
CHARLES L. DICK;
after they have reached the “turn in the knowledge which prompted Mr. Mur­
H.E. 11430, for the Nw *4 of sec. io.tp.iS.i
dock to “Call a Halt." Under that title, although the means of maintaining them
road."
6W.
'
I
names the following witnesses to prove I
in a few impressive words, he warned are not increasing in like ratio. These All work done on the Shortest Notice and at Reasonable Prices, Satisfaction his He continuous
residence
upon
and
cultivaiiot
I
guaranteed.
SITUATION IN CUBA.
the jieople of Wichita that they had are the figures given of the increases in
of s id land, v z ■
European
countries
during
the
last
ten
Arthur Williams, John Boyd, S. L. Berry,W. I
reached the limit of human folly, and in
C. Peltier, of Gaston, Oregon.
It was the boast of the anti-administra­
the name of honest citizenship and ordi­ years: Russia, 14.5 per cent; Germany,
C has . B. M oores Register I
tion yellow journals that they forced the
11.5;
Austria-Hungary,
9.6;
England,
nary business sense he demanded that in­
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
war with Spain. After it had assumed
Land Office at Oiegon City, Ort, I
sane speculation in town lots should 3.5; Italy, 4.5; France, 0.8. At this
real proportions, and Dewev had de­
April ifi, 1S99. I
cease and that the energies of the people rate in 100 years Russia would have
Notice is hereby given that the .following 1
stroyed the Spanish fleet at Manila,
228,000,000
inhabitants,
Germany
106,-
named
aettlvr
has'liled
notice
of
his intentia I
should be employed in the fulfillment of
to make final proot in support of his claim, and I
then these same yellow papers were
the promises and the development of the 000,000, Austria 79,000,000, England
that said pi oof will be made before the Cointyj
seized with yellow shivers and began to
Clerk of Tillamook county, at Tillamook,Ore„l
resources upon which the boom had been 65,000,000, Italy 44,000,000 and France
on June 10th, 1899, viz :
I
beg that the flag of the country be low-
based. He called the attention of the 40,000,000.
CHARLES H. BLAKE,
H. E. 10969, for the Sw
of Se*.t S Ji ofSx’J
ered.
The
modest
estimate
which
this
French
public to what was already painfully
and Nw >4 ofSw *4 of Sec. 20 Tp. 2 S, R.9. W. I
Over in Cuba a critical time has been
He names the followi g witnesses to prow 1
apparent to every one—that it would re­ statistician makes of the growth of
his continuous residence upon and cultivUMl
reached. It is known in this country
quire half a century of patient toil to car­ population in his own country may,
of said land, viz :
I
that the Cuban soldiers will lx* asked to
Lars P. Rey, Benjamin W. Turner, Join 1>|
ry out the plans that had been made for perhaps, disarm the answering criticism Rooms 1, 2, 3, 12, 13, Up Stairs,
SimmoiiH, and James L. Simmons, of Nestod«,I
lay down their arms. Of course these
Ureg<-
the improvement of Wichita, and that of the German statistician whose pro­
N.E. Corner Third and Stark Streets.
Entrance 88>/s Third Street.
C has . B. M oorfs , Register. I
journals realize that their might be an­
there was not enough money in the state found ethical treatment of “ratios" in
other opportunity to involve the country
population
has
already
outrun
many
notice
for publication
<>f Kansas to settle the obligations that
Land Office at Oregon City.Ort, I
in war so they have tilled their columns
May 19th.
1
had been assumed in that town. He volumes of Leipsic, Berlin and Dresden
Notice is hereby riven that the f lluwiafI
for the past week with fake dispatches
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
urged his fellow citizen to abandon publications, but the English and Scotch
named settler has filed notice of his inteutMl
to the effect that trouble was probably
to make final proofin support of his claim. »"I
speculation and settle down to business. statisticians especially are obdurate
that said proof will be made before the< ountyl
and that the Cuban troops were too
Clei k of Tillamook co., at Tillamook, Oregw.1
The Wichita Eagle had a big circulation when asked to revise, correct, amend, or ß L. EDDY,
loyal to lav down their arms and sub­
: on June 29th, 1899, viz :
in those days, and it has always been in any way modify their conclusions as
JAMES TIGARD:
mit to General Brooke and the laws of
to
the
population
of
other
countries,
H.E. No. 11439 for the W U of Nw
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON.
one of the most influential papers in the
Ne Lof Ne *4, sec. 26, Se % of Se *4, sec 2p?-|
the United States.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
although
in
respect
of
the
population
of
5 S, It. in
state. Murdock was recognized as a
Office : Over T'xld's Store.
The Associated Press tells plainly that
He names the following witnesses to pro'H
T illamook , O regon .
mail of great power with the pen and a Scotland they are less steadfast. Pos.
his continuous residence upon and culti»»t**|
General Brooke has notified Washington
sibly
this
is
due
to
the
fact
that
the
of
said land, viz :
u I
strength of purpose that never faltered
C. EL Bisconer, of Dolph. Oregon ; A.11
that no trouble need be feared. The I
Hence when the real estate s}x*culators population of Scotland varies compara­
Manritzen of «/retown. Or.; J. C. Foster, of Uie* I
plans for the demand upon the Cuban
H. COOPER.
own, Or.; Will Peuter, of Oretown, Or.
|
and the boomers read that editorial they tively little, though there has been a
(’ has . B. M oores , Keg’s'll
troops have liceu fully matured and
realized that it was the honest exhorta­ remarkable growth in late years of the
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT I
while there is some little opposition, it is
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
tion of a man who could not lie bullied or population of its chief cities. The pre­
not serious. The general also suggests
N otice is H ereby G iven ,—That the un M
sent
population
of
Glasgow
is
in
excess
deceived. They knew that Marsh Mur­
signed, executor of the last will and tO6Un<H
that what ever trouble has been
TILLAMOOK, OREGON. of
TILLAMOOK
... OREGON.
G. Gabrielsen, deceased, has filed in tw|
dock was actuated by conscientious of 700,000, Edinburgh has 300,000 and
incited is the result of the troublesome,
CLASSES WERE RESUMED ON THE County Court, of the State of Oregon, forTii*!
motives and that the publication which Aberdeen 125,000.
»nook
County, his final account as such
sensational tone of these unloyal sheets.
nusr M onday in S eptember . tor, and that Wednesday, the 5th dayoiM’l
threatened their interests would lie fol­
1899, at the hour of ten o’clock a.m„ has
There is a little opposition to General
lowed by others ot the same sort. So
fixed by said Court as the time for hearing<*■
graded course of instruc ­ jeetions
Gomez which has sought to induce this !
to said account and settlement thereo.«
tion
LOUIS OLSEN,
country to sever its relations with the gen- ' everybody hurriciI down town to sell his
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
ST ALPHONSUS ACACEMY is divided into
Executor of the last will and tedanff-1
property
tor
the
best
price
he
could
get
cral and conduct the negotiations with ;
of G. Gabrielsen, deceased
11
four department., vie ^i,,,.,,. Intermediate
T illamook , O regon .
it. Brooke has refused to do this and as , and found that everybody else was there
Grammar, and Senior.
NOTICE
TO
CREDITORS.
The year is divided into four terms of eleven
a result a half dozen malcontents, spurred j ahead of him for the same purpose
weeks each.
on by the American yellow journals, | AWhat a day that was in Wichita! A
N otice 1. tinar.Bv Gives.—That the
Union Depot. Sixth and J Street«.
T H. GOY NE,
signed has been duly appointed by the COM1
have made loud but baseless threats ! stampede of wild beasts in a menagerie
Court of the State of Oregon, for
TUITION
FEE.
wXï.^n ^heefpr<!"e
,or " ,e™ of eleven county, administrator of the estate ol w I
that they would see to it that the army was nothing in comparison to the panic
TWO TRAINS DAILY
attorney - at - law ,
I’KTKRSON, dt-ceased.
All persons
of frenzied men whose fortunes were van­
of Cuba did not lav down its arms.
claims against said estate aie hereby req»’ I
FROM
ALL POINT’S
EAST.
Office: Opposite Court House,
to present the same to me, with proi*r
Another matter istlie distribution of the ishing before their eyes. Property that
r.KAt.e, F ive Kot £ ar «.
hot, AKS ; Stston as by law required, at the office of B.
•' PAST
MAIL
K<»UTK.••
Attorney-at-Law, at Tillamook City,
I
$3,000,000 ot Uncle Sam’sgold. Every ' would have sold for hundreds of thou­
T illamook , O regon .
within six months from the date hereof.
Leaves for the East via Walla Walla and
soldier has kept himself armed in the ' sands of dollars twelve hours previous
INSTRUMENTAL
MUSIC.
Dated
this
18th
day
of
May.
1899.
spokane daily at 2:20 p.m. Arrives at 10:15
FRANK EK POTH.
J
h»»pc that he might not lie missed when j could not l»c given away. .Mm who had a.in.
Administrator of the
the time for the distribution of the sum loaned millions upon real estate mort­ Leaves for the East via Pendleton and Hunl- (}LAl’DE THAYER,
Eric Peterson, decease«-
gages realized within the next tew hours ngion daily at 8 p m Arrives via Huntington
arrived. There is ever reason to believe ■
v ,
VOCAL MUSIC
A TTORNEV-AT-LAW,
that the Cuban situation is ratlur a that they were ruined, and consternation and Pendleton at 7:20 a.tn
'ocal Music. E ight D ollars
Dalles aconimodation leave* daily except
peaceful than a warlike one. General sat at every fire-side in the town. Hun­ Sunday at 8 a in. Arrives daily except Sun
T illamook , O regon .
dreds of thousands of dollars' worth of day at 6:30 p in.
Brooke has shown splendid diplomacy
business department
THROUGH PULLMAN AND TOURIST
half-finished houses upon which the
‘»•P’«’«"»: stenograph '
in dealing with the Cubans
('reneral
SLEEPERS.
(J J DALY.
workmen
were
busy
that
morning
were
ÍOSA AR HAYTEK
Gomez has lent loyal aid and both coun­
Water lines schedule subject to change with­
left
untouched
for
years
after,
and
one-
out notice
tries arc to lie congratulated upon the
I)ALY & HAYTEK,-
IMRAN AND ItnKK NtHKDtl.K.
outlook for amicable relations in the third of the residences and business blocks
(K’FtN
DIVISION. - Steamships sail from
Sv't'o'i ' i.ra'<l"<h p" v'lte'|7"i,n
in the
were
tenant
less
tor
the
next
six
years.
Ainsworth dock at 8 p m
For San Francisco
uture.
3 -<^a—------- l AS- T
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
If.Lt a .«“.'','m’0'”
thü«
Geo fe. Ehler sad* October 4. il, »0 and 29
f
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P'«*» -nd
|
COhUJVlBIflS,
Standard of the World •
HARTFORDS,
Second only to Columbias.
VIDETTES,
Just hike Other Ulheels.
T-..A.3XÆB, Agent
SAPPINGTON & GESSNER,
Painters, Paper Hangers
and Decorators-
CHAS. COOPEY,
Civil and Military Tailor,
PORTLAND, ORE
St. Alphonsus
ACADEMY,
W
O.R.&N
W. J- MAY-
CHAS. PETERSON
Baite
Columbia «.ail* October s'. I4 and 21. State of
California sa Is October 8, 17 and 26.
COLUMBIA Kit Kit HIMMKIl NCIIKD
Polly wn« Wise.
INSURE
WITH
A parrot that had grown old and gray,
and wicke I, was the property of a Clex-e­
Claude Thayer,
land mi", who was delighted by the Agent for Fireman’s Fund and London
bird's uncanny «peaches, and vet was
and Lancashire Fire Insurance
often annoyed by their rudeness, relates
Companies.
the Plain Ikaler. One day the rector of
the parish came to call on the owner,
and the bird hap|tened to tie in the room. 1*0 YOl
The pastor was a short, fat man with
•
a smooth face a clerical coat and a white KNOW THE NEWS
tie.
Y om van iisve
For a time the bird was quiet, but sud­
h : r
cnr
MONTH
denly after some |»ersoiial experience re-
in
The
Evening
«f
1 ited by the clergyman, the wretched
Ponlsnd, Oregon,
creature squawked out. “Oh, what a
e»t evening newspa|»er publish*
lie!"
•d in Oregon ; it vonlainn «II the
newanflhe Mate «nd nation. Try
Of course Polly was punished and se­
it L»r a month. A sample copy
verely, too, an<l for a lune seemed to
will l»e maile«! to you free. Ad-
iiieml her wicked ways.
One day a friend of the family from out
THE TELEGRAM.
nt town came to make a visit. As *mn
P<ri laud th
I I K Dn iRlON.
PORTLAND. ASTORIA ANu THE COAST.
steamer R
R Thompson leaves Portla*'d
daily, except Sunday, al B p.m . on Saturday
at 10 p.m
Returning, leave Astoria daily, ex­
cept Sunday at am
Wtl-LAMKTTK KIVKlt ROUTS.
PORTLAND AND «AI.FM
Steamer Ruth, for Salem and way points
leave« Portland Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri.
dsysat6am
Returning leaves Salem Fues-
«lays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 7 15 a.m.
YAMHILL RIVER ROUTE
9
Steamer Modoc, for I avion and wav Points
leaves Pot thud Tuesdays Thursdays and Sat­
urdays at ? a in
Return tux leaves Dayton fo
Portend and wav points R oik I nvs , Wetlnesdava
and Fr< lays at 7 a.m.
Steamer A Imola leaves Riperia Mondays
Wediiemtav« aud Fridays at I.45 a m .a ter ar
rival ol tra.n trom Spokane and Portland
1 eaves Lewiston, returning Sundays. Tueadava
and Thursdays at a a m
I
Steamer Lewiston leave« Riparta Sundays
l urelays «nd Thmadavs at 1 45 a m ; after
nrt’val of train front dpohane and Portia^
l eaves Lewiston Mondays. Wednesdays and
Saturdays at 6 a m
V H HVRLBVRT.
General Pasamgrr agent
1
I
V A SCHILLING, Cttj Ticket A gen L
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