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THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JUNE 8, 1899 Third of a Century’s Experience enters into the JVIanufaeture of MAYFIELD PANTS AND SUITS made from tliem’Vw/i ln‘l^e lr^lu Pure> honest, all-wool and all-wool filling good, the product of our own looms, and are thoroughly scoured and shrunk, so that garments Thek i an faen.re fading or shrinking, which makes them ihe BEST and CHEAPEST mt the market for laboring men. manufacturers who L n ’ . i°ln. 'C ", tresh from the sheep’s back to the garments ready to wear, is done in our own Mills and watched with strictest scrutiny known to FOR THEIR MONEY tO Ula*e *lones^ goods. By manufacturing the product of our own looms we are able to give our customers 50 per cent GREATER VALUE ^*.3^3,?tee.e'cry to be perfect in material and workmanship, and all dealers are authorized to make good this warranty at our expense. nve C n ,1S ”lade4W1 LOUt .P??"8 or Patchi”S’ in the best of style and perfect in fit. ««J aii it’ ,’1 L'-irlerC»<ane '' ho sold them in 1898, and over two million men now wearing them, testify to the high grade and superior merits of the Celebrated All-Wool and All-Wool Filling Mayfield Cassimore Pants and Suits. s . / s * u (Hayfield CUoolen JVIills, JVlfrs., Oiayfield, Kentucky. Sold NEHALEM EUMBER. by COHN & Co., Tillamook, Oregon HEADLIGHT PIRATE NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. plete that is not co-extensive with the Land Office at Oregon City. Ore., federal government. If the extinguish May qth, 189^. Notice is hereby given that the following Michigan Firm Will Build a Mill Doles Out Gems of Current ment of the trust is left to state legis named settler has tiled notice of his intention lation. the public at large will be vic to Saw It. to make final proof in support of his claim, and timized as long as a single state will Topics and Events. that said proof will be made before the Register Janies H. Griffin, tiinebr cruiser in the ami Receiver, at Oiegon City, Oregon, June furnish a robbers’ roost where the A t least three ' great trusts have no spoils collected in other states can lie 24th, 1899. viz : employ of the Snell Lumlter Company, ARTHUR WILLIAMS; concern about the policy of protection— Mr. Bryan does not agree H.E. No. 114I8 for the Sw '4 of sec. 10, tp. 1 8, of Au Sable. Mich., has recently return the Standard Oil trust, the school book divided." R 6 W. with the supreme court of the United ed from a tour of insjiectioii in the Ne trust and the silver bullion trust. He names the fo lowing witnesses to prove States that the liest protection of the his continuous residence upon and cultivation lialem woods, where the company has * * * people against trusts would be found of m H land, viz: Charles L. Dick, W. C. Peiffer, John Boyd, S. T he gloom which settled over the in state legislation. purchased a number of claims on which L. Berry, of Gaston, Oiegon. * * * some 50,000,000 feet of timber are sup town when Casey struck out must have C has . B. M oores , Register. been the sunshine of paradise beside the B ank circulation continues to decline. posed to be standing in the tree. Ne pall caused by Tod Sloan losing four, According to figures furnished from the NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. gotiations, he says, ace pending with a teen straight races over in England. Land Office at Oregon City. Ore., ’ office of the comptroller of the currency, May yth, 1899. « « « 4 [ the net loss since the beginning of the view to the purchase of 500,000,000 feet Notice is hereby given that the following A n Ind'ana woman on v 26 years old I present month in bond-secured circula named settler has tiled notice of his intention more This timber land has not been has disposed ot her ntth husband by tion based upon United States bonds to make final proof in support of his claim, bought on s)>eculation, lie says, but for shooting him. If the courts are expe has declined from $214,000,000 on Jan and that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver, at Oiegon City, Oregon, the purpose of lieing sawed into lumber. ditious she hopes to be on the matri uary 1, 1899, to $206,000,000. It is oil J tine 24th, i A n . viz : CHARLES L. DICK; A large sawmill will be built at the mouth monial market again without serious stated that the new 3 per cent bonds U.K. 11430, for the Nw of see. 10, tp. 1 8, R have not proved a potent factor in in of the Nehalem this fall, to cost $150.000, delay. • \\ * * * creasing circulation, but it is not un He names the following witnesses to prove and logs will tie rafted down the stream his continuous 1 esidence upon and cultivation J erry S impson says he is glad ex likely that they have arrested its decline. of s id land, v z to the mill. Senator Peffer has deserted the popu They are not proving a permanent basis Arthur Williams, John Boyd, 8. L. Berry, W. There is no harbor for deep-water ves- list party, as Peffer's peculiarities of circulation. A good many banks C. PeiHer, of Gaston, Oregon. C has , B M oores Register. selves at the mouth of the Nehalem, but brought ridicule upon himself, and in which deposited them soon after they cidentally upon the party. Jerry is were issued are now withdrawing them ships can be loaded in fair weather by becoming particular since he commenced from the custody of the treasury and NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office al Oiegon City, Ore., means of lighters, while lumber Isirges to wear socks. retiring the circulation of which they April 2.5, 1899. * * * were the basis. In the present month Notice is hereby given Hint the following- may be towed in and out by tugs at all iianietl settler lias filed notice of his intention | T he feeling is said to lie growing the withdrawals of these bonds have ex seasons. to make fimtl pioot in support of hisclaim, ami I stronger among the popocratie leaders ceeded $1,000,000. This fact of the de that said proof will he matte before the County The Snell Lumber Company is an old ! that silver would not lie dropped as cline of national bank circulation is of I Clerk of Tillamook county, ut Tillamook, Ore,, on June 10th, 1899, viz established enterprise in Michigan and a party issue. Of course not—at least i interest to the business public. The loss Gents Chainless $75.00 CHARLES II. BLAKE, Columbia Model is reputed to lie worth $35,000,000. The | not so long as the silver bullionaires are 1 of $8,000,000 of this currency during H. K. 10969. for the Sw % of Se1, S % of Sw '4 j willing to put up ICO-cent dollars to | the last five months is not a particularly ami Nw >4 of Sw ’4 of Sec. 20 Tp. 2 S, K.9. W. Ladies Chainless .75.00 Columbia Model company has bought considerable,’tim boost the agitation for a government ! serious matter, since the addition to ths I He names the follow! g witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation ber in Washington and in California for fiat making their silver acceptable for ; stock of gold in that time has more than Gents Chain Wheel .50.00 Columbia Model ot said lsmi, viz : offset the dec ’ . ine in bank circulation, but speculative purposes, buying the proved- debts at twice its value. Lars I*. Rey, Benj «mill W. Turner, John N. Ladies Chain Wheel . 50.00 Columbia Model I Simmons, ana James L. Simmons, of Nestorton, ! if the falling off should continue at that * * * up claims from settlers on a moderate Oregr* rate it would sooner or later become Gents Chain Wheel .40.00 Columbia . Model T he war with Spain has already re C has . B. M oorfh , Register. margin over the government price. sulted in the death of more than 6,000 serious, particularly if there should take Gents • 3500 Hartford Pattern 1 > able-bodied young men in the prime of place, as is quite possible, an outflow of NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land office at Oregon City. Ore , life. In other words, the number of gold, or even a cessation of the inflow. Ladies TILLAMOOK WEATHER. Hartford Pattern ■ 35,°° May 19th, 1891». American soldiers who tell in battle or It is obviously to lie desired that the Notice is hereby given that the f Rowing- banks should increase their circulation Gents .25.00 Vedette Pattern 21, 1 1 died in the hospital would muster more Temperature. 1 named settler Ims filed notice of his intention and this would naturally lie-expected in 1 to make final proof in support of Itis claim, and Maxi- Mini. Rain, than five solid regiments of 1,200 men connection with growing business, but . 26.00 22, Ladies » » that said proof will be made beforo the County 11 This is an awful sacrifice for mum. mum. fall. each. Mean. Clei k of Tillamook co., at Tillnmook, Oregon, manifestly the banks do not find it pro. we are selling at a reduced humanity and civilization in the tropics. We have a few ’ 98 models which on June 29th, 18919, viz : fitable to do so. A declining bank cur 1 . . 51 ... 35 . .. 43.0 ... 0.35 JAMES TIGARD: * * All wheels fitted with either single or double clincher tube H.E. No. 11439 lor the W ’..of Nw '4, see. 25, rency, if continued, means ultimately a rate, 2 . . 55 ... 35 . 45.0 ... 0.05 N ot so long ago the iron furnaces higher rate of interest. Ne LofNe'i, sec. 26, Se % of Se sec 23, Tp. 3 . . 58 ... 43 . .. 50.1 ... 0.18 5 S. K. 10 W. tires. 4 . . 62 ... 46 . 54.0 ... 0.05 were looking for some place where they I * * * He names the following witnesses to prove POPE MANUFACTURING CO. his continuous residence upon and cultivation 5 . . 54 ... 46 . . 50.0 ... 0.21 could sell their product, and many of T here is some dissatisfaction in the of said land, viz : 6 . . 56 ... 45 . . 50.1 ... 0.03 them, being unable to find it, closed Grand Army of the Republic with the C. E. Biscoiier, of Dolph. Oregon ; A. M. down. Now the puzzle is to produce 7 . . 56 ... 43 . 49.1 ... 0.00 administration of the Pension bureau. Maiiritzen ofoietown, Or.; J. ('. Foster, of Ole- own, Or.; Will Renter, of Oretown, Or. 8 . . 55 ... 47 . . 51.0 ... 0.62 enough to supply the demand and the Recently the New York state encamp C11 as . B. M oorhs . Register. 9 . . 54 ... 45 . . 49.1 ... 0.13 customers of pigiron are at their wits’ ment adopted a resolution expressing NEXT DOOR TO BANK. 10 . . 55 ... 36 . . 45.1 ... 0.41 end, too. Still there are calamity howl-: its disapprobation of the way in which NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. 11 . . 56 ... 39 . . 47.1 ... 0 82 ' ers in Oregon who insist the evidences the bureau is administered and calling Isund Office at Oregon City, Or. 12 . . 59 ... 39 . . 49.0 ... 0.18 i of prosperity are purely local. May jiat, IH99 for the removal of the commissioner, * * * Notice I m hereby given that the following 13 . . 52 ... 34 . . 430 ... 0.20 Hon. H Clay Evans. A delegate to the named Mettler Ims filed notice of Ills intention I nformation gathered by Iowa rail- encampment declared that the commis 14 . . 55 ... 32 . . 43.1 ... 0.02 to make final proof in Miipport of his claim, and 15 . . 55 ... 31 . . 43.0 ... 0.00 ! way managers indicates that Iowa sioner is a southerner and not in sym that Haiti proof will be made before County Cleik of Tillamook county, at Tillamook, Or., 16 . . 54 ... 44 . . 49.0 ... 0.70 farmers are not holding so much of last pathy with the Grand Armv, also that on July 22nd, 1K99, viz 17 . . 55 ... 39 . . 47.0 ... 0.50 year's corn crop as of the 1897 crop his policy is parsimonious and his de CHAIH.K8 R OSTRANDER. 18 . . 52 ... 42 . . 47.0 ... 0.25 I at the same time last year. There is cision unjust. Commissioner Evans has H.E. 10402 for the W J4 of Ne % ami W of ALLEN, Sc %. Sec. 31, Tp. 2 N, It. 8 W. 19 r. . 52 ... 44 . . 48.0 ... 0.20 estimated to be a surplus of 7.7000,000 deemed it proper to take notice of this lie names the following witiiCRgea to prove 20 . . 55 ... 45 . . 50.0 ... 0.18 bushels, however, stored along one line feeling and in a letter to a member of Proprietor- his continuous residence upon an 1 cultivation of sal<l land, viz : 21 . . 61 ... 46 . . 53.1 ... 0.03 of railway, over half of which is still *n congress he shows that ex-union soldiers Asa M Hare and George A. Monroe, of Bay 22 . . 59 ... 45 . . 52.0 ... 0.18 the hands of the growers. The pros have not lieen neglected so far as posi. City, Or., George W. Kiger, Tilhimook City,Or.; 23 . . 55 ... 48 . . 51 1 ... 0.52 pective increase in aennge for the present tions in the bureau are concerned. Joseph T. Nevins. Bay City, Or. year is assigned as the reason for the C has B. M oorf . s , Hegister, The fact is that Commissioner Evans 24 . . 53 ... 43 . . 48.0 ... 0.60 has made a good many enemies among 25 . . 56 ... 45 . . 50.1 ... 0.32 recent large sales. M * * the pension attorneys and claim agents 0.10 NOTICK OF Fl NA I. SETTLEMENT. 26 .. . 59 ... 46 . . 52.1 ... T he negotiations in regard to the and it is probable that these are largely 27 .. . 55 ... 45 . . 50.0 ... 0.60 MEALS in the N otice is H ereby G iven ,—That the under 28 .. . 60 ... 37 .. . 48.1 ... 0.05 Alaskan boundary question, according instrumental in stirring up dissatisfac signed, executor of the last will and Instilment <»f G Gabrielsen, deceaswl. has filed in the 50.1 ... 0.25 to advices both from London and tion among Grand \rrny members. As CITY. 29 .. . 57 ... 44 .. County Court, of the State of Oregon, for Tilla- 50.0 ... 0.50 Washington, have reached an almost Mr. Evans says in his letter, he has not 30 .. 54 ... 46 .. ...... . County, his filial Recount ns such Execu Tillamook, Ore 56.0 ... 1.05 ho|>eless stage. The Canadian govern allowed the agents and attorneys to run 31 .. 62 ... 50 .. tor, and that Wednesday, the 5th day of July, the bureau “1 have endeavored," he ist/q. at the hour of ten tt'elock am., Ims been Sum.. 1732.. .. 1305..... 1513.3........ 10.18 ment. it appears, will not recede from says, "to afford claimants who are not Headquarter* for Forçai Grove Stage Line. fixed by said Court as the time for hearing ob or modify its demands and our gov jections to snitl account and settlement theieui. Mean 55.8 . . 42.3 ..... 48.2........ ..0.00 ernment is equally firm in adhering to represented bv attorneys every facility I.OI IS OLSEN, S ummary . —Mean temp., 48.2; max. the position it has taken. A portion of for the prosecution of their claims and Executor of the last will and teORinent (JAMEN MCCAIN, of G. Gabrielsen, deceased. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. tern p. 62 ; dates, 4th and 31st. Min. the London press approves the attitude have often found it necessary to take ¡A. W. HKVKBANCH. action which the attorneys do not like, temp., 31; date, 15th; total precip. of Canada, a leading journal declaring it and as a result they appear to have NOT K E IB < KED1TOKM. to be patriotic, while as to the imperial McCAIN & SEVERANCE, inches, 10.18; total snowfall inches, 0; government it is absolutely controlled in organized a systematic attack upon the ß L. EDDY, N otice is H ereby G iven ,—That the under, number of days clear, 1; partly cloudy. the matter bv the Canadian government. bureau from all directions, thereby en. signed has been duly appointed by the Con. ty ATTORNEYH-AT-LAW, Court of the State of Oregon, for Tillamoo^ 8; cloudy, 22. Dates of frost—Light, It is said that British foreign office was deavoring to create a sentiment of hos county, administrator of the estate of RRK* tility among the soldier» to the admin disposed to compromise, but Canada T illamook , O kkoon . PETERSON, deceased. All persons having ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. 10th, 14th and 28th. Killing, O. Dates of would agree to nothing of the kind and istration of the pension bureau, when : claims against said estate aie hereby required hail, 1st, 10th, 11th and 12th. Thunder the foreign office yielded. There is little as a matter of fact, all the officers and to present the same to me, with proper vouchers T illamook , O regon . ashy law required, at the office of B. I. Eddy, storm, 14th and 22nd Auroras, 0. Pre reason to expect any change in the Cana clerks are putting forth their best ef Attorney at Law, at Tillamook City, Oregon, dian attitude and it may lie regarded as forts to adjudicate claims justly and within six months from the date hereof. vailing wind—Direction, N.W. vpeedilv and in conformity with the law Dated this iHth day of May, certain that our government will not 9] R emarks —Greatest amount of rain in mnke the concessions demanded. FRANK EK ROTII as it exist. ” There is no better friend j yy H. cooper , Administrator of the Estate of 24 hours, 1.05 ; date, 31st. Rainy days, j of the ex-union soldiers than William Eiic Peterson, <lecrase<l. at * that McKinley and the fact that he approves 29. E x -S enator D ulois announces ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, F.X K< I IlOll’M NOTH F. «»I BALK OF A partial eclipse of the sun on the "th the silver republicans will meet in na the policy and practice of the pension bureau should lie sufficient assurance to |<F. Al. HTATK. tional conventions at the same time and of June. Look for a light rain storm. A the veterns that their interests are OREGON. TILLAMOOK Ill the County Court of the Mute of Oregon, for total eclipse of the moon on the 23rd of place as the national democrats and being properly cared for. The general the County of Multnomah (< E. HAWKE, M.D., predicts that the union of the democrats public has a very large interest in pension In the matter of Estate ol Henry J. Arnold, June. Look for a stormy day, with a pos and silver republican in 1900 will be deceased. admistration, which makes a greater sible heavy frost about the time of the closer than ever liefore. Ex.Senator demand upon the financial resources of Norn f ... is _____ H frfby G iven That raw.,«. _____ — . , ___ 1”^ PHYSICIAN ANI» SURGEON. suaiice nf an order of sale made ami entered Dubois doubtless has the right to talk the government than any other branch \V. J. MAY, eclipse lietween 3 and 6 a.m. In thenlxrve entitled < ourt on llm 20th day of for the silver republicans of Idaho and of the public service The people desire TILLAMOOK, OREGON. May. A D 1899.1«» the mailer of the estate of C apt . J oseph J. D awson , he mav correctlv represent the sentiment that the pension bureau »hall be justly Henry J Arnold, deceased I will »ell al public Voluntary Observer. auction to the highest l>l<l<h ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Office : Over T'aid's Store of the silver republicans of the mining and honestly administered and it ap malioii by »aid Court, the states west of the Rockies. But when pears to be the conscientious purpose of real property. to-w|t : Th» T illamook , O reoon . he talks of a national silver republican aonthvHMt qua«ter and H im northeast quartet of Blasts From Ram’s Horn. Commissioner Evans to do this. tlie southeast quarter of section twenty-two (32), partv he insults the intelligence of the in township two (a) north of range seven (7> C. A. BAILEY f Adversity is often a blessing. American people. There are no silver re west of the Willamette meiidla»». »ituate In the ............ v eat . 1 The queation <rf th. real «tele oT your y DEALER IN Comity of Tillamook, H ate of Oregon, con I aim in New ----- England, - in the iri IL GOY N E, Friendship is worth more than ítH publicans 1 states of z K? Ponnavl vnru.'l . New Ing om-hundred ami twenty (i»m acres Haiti York, - Pennsylvania. New jg more profitable than the price of Sial«;:» vr* - New — — - L. 5 TV DE HA KE R WA GONS, as.1.- will b made on Saturday, the ><th day of gifts. a .« •’ • - — —» ---- " lersv and Ohio, nor any --- worth mention- ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, June, A. 1> 1M99 at 10 o'clock a.m of said day, city lot*. OSHORME MOWERS, Theology may change, but the gospel ingTn Mississippi valley at the < onnty Court House door in Tillamook ing in ’the the states states ’of of the the ’ Mississippi valley Trouble is like a mudhole; it'» easy Biiggie*!, hay rskes, plow», Biol other ( it . Tillamook Cou’.ty, Oregon The terms absolutely none in the southern Office: Opposite Court ll<>u*e, does not. and abaolutelv of *ale are rash, t inted Mates gold coin farm iimchhiery. You cmii save Often we don’t like to be alone for fear states. In the states west ot the Mis enough to get in, but take* all one’» Dated May 24th 1*09. nioiiey by dealing with iiip , T iii . amook , O kkoom . FMtNK KIBKNAN. sissippi this side of the Rockies not power to get out. of meeting our worst enemy. of the L»»t Will and Tootament and enough silver republicans can be drum H)M*<*tal Prices on Buggicn and Spring E«ecuti»r The evil condition* within u» give ua Ratal« of Henry J. Arnold, deceased- Little men measure themselves by med up to make a respectable state Wagons. more unhappiness than ti e evil condition each other; great men by the golden convention. C, A. BA II.E Y. Tillamook, Ore. • (JLALDE THAYER, • a ♦ outside of ua. rule. Many good people prefer to take all M uch that was said by Mr. Bryan Some preachers aim to make plain at the St. Louis dinner in regard to the risks themselves. rather than let the ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, things inysterie* instead of making mys trust will lie generally approved. He church catcl* any disease from the root showed that he has ma Je a somewhat of all evil. teries plain. T iii . amook , O kkoon . IltlEI 110 HIUHUIER God will not trust the church with careful investigation of the character In a smt between father and son be of the mon .polistic combinations anil souls tliat is not honest in its steward his definitio 1 of them is in the mam fore a Boomer juatice of the I* ace the SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, General Banking and Exi’ljange butt* 1J 1 DALY comprising the jury came in ship of His money. < 'MM AR HAVTKK. accurate. But when he talked of a sextette after three hour* deli la-ration with the SHAMPOOING, ETC. neaa interewt paid on time de|>ogjli». remedv for the trust* he was vague True religion oisy find its dining table following impartial verdict "We. the in the church, but its workshop will be and indefinite. He sa.d that the trust jury agree to And judgment for neither 0ALY & HAYTEK, Exchange oil Rugland, Belgium, lier- hide* behind the federal constitution plaintiff or defendent, and find that each Electric Bath* nicely flitted up. Good for inany, 8wed«iit and all foreign countries. in the world. when attacked by state legislation and pav half the coats." It ¡»»aid the ver ATTORSE Y8-AT-LAW, peraon* suffering with rheuuiati*in, Don’t hide in the cellar of complaint shield* itself behind it* state charter diet struct every one a* being unusually TILLAMOOK, ORE Building next door to tlx: l’u*t »office and talk as though the sun liad gone out when attacked m the Mer»’ ¿r,urt’. fair tliat even the parties were satisfied. D allai . O bkgom . i and declared. ’’.No remedy will be com. ot business. COLUMBIAS, Standard of the World HARTFORDS, Second only to Columbias. VIDETTES, M ay. Just Like Other UUheels. LAMB, Agent /yien poitfß. EDGAR LATIMER, I S-A-ZTIZ OF C. & E* Thayer.
