Tillamook headlight., November 30, 1899, Image 4

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, November 30, 1899
New Line of Clothing,
including a Varied Stock of pine
GENT.’S OVERCOATS
SWETTERSI
MACKINTOSHES—The best
Stock in the City Weonly
carry First Class Goods,
Headquarters for Buckingham & Hecht
SCUETTERS1
Boots and Shoes.
ail Grades, Colors and Qualities.
COHN & CO
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The Leading Merchants
UITLANDERS__ GRIEVANCES. nied himself »ill revert ;to the state.
JlcGraith was 55 or 60 years old,
d fender or Colonel Metcalf, reiterates toward paying off the bonded debt of UNIFORM DIVORCE LAWS,
Boer Laws to Which They Spe­
Albe (HilLiniooh lieakligbt h ' charge that five officers ofthe Kansas the country, but this is the first time
Text of the Act Proposed for Adop­
cially Objected.
Observations Of a Woman.
regiment were guilty of cowardice dur­ that it has been possible, even under
Fred C. Baker, Publisher.
tion by All the States.
N ew Y ork , Nov. 22.—John Hays Ham-
ing the fighting from Manila to San Fer­ republican rule, to resume it. From now
Breakfast in lied is a luxury till you
Following is the text of the proposed mond, the American engineer, who be­
nando. From Topeka, Kan, comes an ' on a steady decrease in the debt can be
act to establish uniform divorce laws in came prominent during the Jameson raid have to take it there.
Official Paper, Tillamook City and County affidavit from Private Donald Thorn, of looked for.
I the various states, published in the re­
Hairpins are sometimes synonymous
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the Twentieth Kansas, in which heswears
in the Transvaal, arrived here on the
The Polk County Observer says: “The port of the committee on publication of White Star line steamship Teutonic, with with a woman’s reputation.
that
he
saw
Captain
Bishop,
of
company
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION
The prettiest woman is always most
M, fire three shots into the bodies of two goat raising business is rapidly becom- the conference of Commissioners on Uni­ 1 his family today. Mr. Hammond was
(STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.)
particular about her tailor.
I ingone of importance in Polk county, form State Laws,
held
at
Buffalo,
on
prisoners,
one
of
whom
was
wounded,
met
at
the
steamship
pier
by
many
peo
­
One year............................................... 1 .50
A man doesn’t have to posses» whis­
ple, some of whom came from as tar as
.75 who were lying helpless on the ground and the farmers who are engaged in this August 25 to 28 last:
Six months...........................................
industry are making a determined effort
An act to establish a law uniform with Chicago. In speaking of South Africa, kers to be an expert at blowing.
•50 in the rear of the American firing line.”
Three months......................................
The player of a piactical joke always
| to raise the standard of excellence of the laws of other states relative to Mr. Hammond said:
Office at corner of Main and 2nd streets.
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sees
more in it than anyone else.
their
flocks
and
to
obtain
the
greatest
divorce
procedure
and
divorce
from
the
“There can be no doubt that European
“As we have remarked before, the an­
Much of the ragtiuie music indulged
possible returus from the sale of their bond of marriage.
sympathy
is
with
the
Boers.
It
is
not
swer
to
the
question
as
to
who
is
right
HEADLIGHT PIRATE
so much for the reason that they love in by amateurs seems to be coming un­
or who is wrong in the Transvaal de- : products. We believe th?y would find i Be it enacted, etc.
I
it
to
their
mutual
benefit
to
hold
an
An-
!
Section
1.
No
divorce
shall
be
granted
]>ends wholly upon the point of view, and
the Boers as that they dislike the Eng­ raveled.
Doles Out Gems of Current involves
Why is it we feel especially clever
several points which are goria goat show* in Dalias next spring, i for any cause arising prior to the resi­ lish. It is likewise true that animosity
Topics.
wholly matters of opinion,” observes the something similar to the one which was dence of the petitioner or defendant in toward England has been intensified by when we hear someone else repeat our
Rogue River Courier. “One of them is held at North Yamhill last year. A meet­ this state, which was not a ground for her friendship for us during the Spanish own thoughts as origrial.
There isn't a person living who does
T he report» of ('»eneral Miles and of the question as to how far indi ing « f this kind would bring the goat divorce in the state where the cause war. In America there are many who,
Adjutant General Corbin, the latter giv­ vidual rights shall be sacrificed to the raisers together, and would afford them arose.
’ under a misconception, also sympathize not think he could do what someone
ing complete details of the military es­ general welfare. From one point of view an opportunity to discuss subjects of in­
Sec. 2. No person shall be entitled to with the Boers in their struggle for the else is doing eminently better.
tablishment, pay a high tribute to the the Boer occupies the position of the old terest, to exhibit their stock, and to buy, a divorce for any cause arising in this
When a womans elbows are out she
independence of their so-called little re­
courage, efficiency and discipline of the farmer who warns the railroad survey­ sell or exchange choice animals."
feels
as decollete as in full—or, to be
state who has not had actual residence public.
But is the cause of the Boers
soldiers, making no distinction in this ors from his place at the point of his rifle
in this state for at least one year next deserving of sympathy from the Ameri­ more correct, scant—evening costume.
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respect between the regulars and volun­ He tries to stem the path of progress
The happiest lime in a woman’s life
before bringing suit for a divorce with a can point of view ?
A few plain facts
T he most momentous decision from
teers. The adjutant genera', warmly and will indubitably fail. Every one
bona fide intention of making this state I will enable you to judge. The question is when she is either too young or too old
the standpoint of social etiquette has
commends the patriotism of the men
to be moved by any special emotion
knows that England is the great civilizer just been handed down at Washington his or her permanent home.
is often asked, and quite pertinently,
who, having enlisted only for the war
Sec. 3. No person shall be entitled to
The woman who owns no furs and the
and that her government represents pro- I by that high society tribunal, Secretary
why the Uitlanders went to the Trans­
with Spain, continued to serve after the
gress and enlightenment.
There are to the President Porter, who holds that a divorce for any cause arising out of vaal if the laws were unsatisfactory. one whose coal bin is empty rejoice with
expiration of their terms of service, and
many things to be said for both parties, the wives of great men outrank their this state unless the petitioner or defen­ The answer is that they were invited to exceeding great joy over the protracted
recommends that each officer of the vol
but the war seems to be inevitable. The daughters for precedence at state func­ dant shall have resided within this state go by the Boer government, and notably summei,
unteer organizations and each enlisted
There are times when one pin is of
reputed cause of this war, the suffrage tions. This edict is final and irreversi­ for at least two years next before bring­ by Mr. Kruger himself, and that when
man who continued in service in the
question, is a mere pretext, necessary be­ ble, there being no appeal, and will be ing suit for divorce, with a bona fide in­ immigrated the existing laws were very more value to a woman than the crown
Philippines after March 2, 1899, until
cause the objects ar** not. recognized in duly registered in the gilt-edged re­ tention of making this state his or her favorable to the Uitlanders It was only jewels, and it doesn’t have to be a dia­
honorably discharged, be awarded a
permanent home.
international law.”
after their capital and labors had res­ mond one either.
ports containing the fundamental law
suitably inscribed medal. Undoubtedly
Sec 4. No person shall be entitled to
There is nothing so aggravating to a
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by
which
Washington
society
is
regu-
cued
the Transvaal from imminent bank­
this recommendation will receive the ap­
i
a divorce unless the defendant shall have
mail as to have a woman persist ill being
who
in-
lated.
Woe
l>e
to
the
woman
A
ccording
to
the
estimate
made
by
ruptcy
that
the
liberal
laws
were
super
­
proval of congress as it certainly will of
been personally served with process, if
pleasant when he is doing his best or
the country. These soldiers, whose patri­ the National Association of Wool curs the penalty of contempt of court without this state, or with personal seded by the present adverse laws. In his worst to shake her.
Growers
the
wool
clip
of
the
year
will
by
ignoring
this
requirement.
the
meanwhile,
millions
of
foreign
capital
otism and fidelity were put to the sever­
notice duly authenticated, if out of this
So many and such eccentric ornamen­
had been invested in the purchase of
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est test, merit special recognition from amount to a total of 272,191,330
state, or unless the defendant shall have '
tations for the coiffure are being worn
T he agricultural department at Wash­ entered an appearance in the case; but Boer farms, at that time of little or un­
the government. They had an unques­ pounds, of which about 8 jier cent is
that the genuine Indian headdress would
tionable right to demand their discharge pulled and the balance wool in the ington is now distributing to associa­ if it shall appear to the satisfaction of known value.
be scarcely surprising.
grease.
When
scoured
the
equivalent
“
The
status
of
the
Uitlanders
today
is
tions like the granges, agricultural the court that the petitioner does not
when the war with Spain was ended
The reason so many husbands refuse
and many of them were urged by rela­ shows a product oi 113,958,4-68 pounds, societies and corporations formed for the know the address nor the residence of this; They own one-half of the land, and
to go down stairs and meet a burglar is
tives to do so. They had faithfully per against 1 i 1,661,581 in 1898 and about purpose of sugar-beet culture, seed the defendant, and has not been able to nine-tenths of the property of the coun­
not owing to tear, but because they must
formed their duty and were anxious to the same amount in 1897. The average brought from France. Germany and ascertain either, after reasonable and try. They greatly outnumber the Boers,
be careful of the acquaintances they
return to their homes. But with a fidel weight is put down at 6.4-6 pounds. Russia, Seed will not be sent to in­ due inquiry and search continued for one but, nevertheless, are debarred from ob­
make.
ity to the government and the flag be­ Montana, Oregon, Wyoming, Idaho, dividual applicants. The experience of year, the court or judge in vacation may taining the franchise. The franchise law,
A woman deserves no special credit
yond all praise they waived their right Texas, Ohio. California, New Mexico, the department has been that informa­ authorize notice by publication ofthe as it now stands, requires the applicant
to a discharge, resisted the earnest im­ Utah and Colorado are all credited with tion desired as to the growth and sac­ pendency of the petition for divorce to for the franchise in advance to renounce for telling her real age when she knows
allegiance to all other countries, after that she looks years younger, and she
portunities ot kindred and remained in a field of over ten million pounds running charine value of the different seeds ob­ be given in manner provided by law.
doesn’t get any when she tells it and
the fighting line, enduring every hard­ I in the order named here, with Montana tained from individual experimenters is
Sec. 5. No divorce shall be granted which he is under a term of probation of looks older.
14
years,
during
which
time
he
is
liable
ship without a murmur. No greater de­ in the lead with 21,887,854- pounds. The neither full nor accurate.
solely upon default, nor solely upon ad­
The tiny appetite of the fashionable
highest average yield per head is given
votion to country was ever shown.
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missions by the pleadings, nor except to military service in case of war; at the miss is but a tradition of the past. She
to Washington, which is given 8.5
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T he railroads now plead for an ex­ upon trial before the court in open ses­ end of 14 years he may obtain the fran­
T here will l>e a strong pressure u|»on pounds.
While the wool in sight tension of time in which to equip their
chise, provided he obtains in writing the is a mighty good eater—and drinker too,
sion.
congress for a revision of the pension is said to lie considerably in excess of
consent
of a majority of the Boers in the judging by the daily tableaux vivants in
I
I cars with automatic couplers and air- j See. 6. After divorce either party may
swell cafes.
laws and some iniftortant changes, to this date last year, yet an advance in
brakes on the ground that they are so marry again, but in cases where notices 1 ward in which he resides, and provided,
meet the views of those interested, are prices is noted in the last sixty days,
The practical woman's desk may be
moreover,
that
the
Boer
president
and
busy they cannot spare the rolling stock have been given by publication only, and
likely to lie made. The committee oi with a strong foreign market.
littered with silver trifles, but you are
executive
council
do
not
object.
I long enough to make the change. A the defendant has not appeared, no de­
the Grand Armv of the Republic which
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“The Uitlanders pay nine-tenths of all pretty sure to discover that for her own
1 shoit time ago they asked for an exten­ cree for divorce shall become final or
investigated the administration of the
use is a plain five cent bottle of ink
T he Iowa State Board of Control has sion on the ground that business was operative until six months after trial the taxes, and have absolutely no voice
pension office has submitted recommen­
in the expenditure of the money, and and a pen with the holder chewed at the
not vet been able to find any work so poor they could not afford to do the and decision.
dations to the commissioner and these
end.
which the convicts of the Anamosa peni­ work. The railroads are much like the
Sec 7. Wherever the word “divorce’’ must submit to the most flagrant misap­
will lie brought to the attention of con
tentiary cmn Ire put to which does not man whose roof did not need fixing when occurs in this act it shall be deemed to propriation of the bulk of the govern,
greM. («rand Army |H»sts throughout
NOTICK.
meet with objection from free lal>or. it was not raining and when it rained mean divorce from the bond of mar­ j ment revenues, which is extracted from
the country have lieen earnestly discuss
them by a most ingenious system of class To W hom I t M ay C oncern : Notice is re
All agree that convict labor should not he could not fix it without getting wet. riage.
by given that I will not be responsible fo ny
ing the subject and quite generally have
■ taxation.”
I k * used for purposes which unnecessa-
Hebts or contracts entered into or incurr- on
I An act to establish a law uniform
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expressed dissatisfaction with certain 1
account of any of my interests in Till;* < ok
rily compete with the free labor of the
sounty, by any person whomsoever, unit- th
T he house of representatives in with the laws of other states relative to
features of the laws, on the ground that
DEATH OF A MISER.
came be authorised in writing by me
land. It is a necessity, both from the Georgia has passed a bill providing for divorce.
they are unfair in their ojieration and |
SAMUEL KLM< E
1
economic and humanitarian point of state prohibition after the most exciting
Divorce from the bond of marriage
work injustice to some deserving union I
Lived
in
Squalor
in
a
Floorless
view however, that convicts should lie debate the house has known in years. shall lie granted for the following causes
T imber L and , A ct J une 3. 1878.— N otam for
veterans. General Shaw, commander-in-1
P ublication .
Log Barn.
employe«!, and they cannot be employed If the bill passes the senate and becomes arising after marriage: Adultery, ex­
United States Laud Office,
chief of the (»rand Army, has taken a
Oregon City, Oregon,
in any productive line without in some a law, it means the annihilation of the treme cruelty, habitual drunkenness or
C orvallis , Or., Nov. 23 —Sitting bolt
leading part in the agitation for a change
November 2nd, 1899.
degree competing with free labor. The saloons. Every plant for the brewing of the confirmed habit of intoxication, upright in Ilia chair, with money and
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
in the laws ind in the regulations under
with the provisions of the act of Coogresj» of
l»cst that can l»e done is to put them to beer or the manufacture of whisky must whether arising from the use of alcoholic certificates of deposit aggregating $4500 June
3, 1878, entitled An act for the sale of
them.
In a recent address ('»eneral
work at some industry which conflicts lie closed. It will not interfere with ban­ drinks or of drugs; conviction of felony, concealed about his person, Miclieal Jlc­ timber lands in the States of California O egon,
Shaw criticized the course of the pen-
Nevada and Washington Territory,” as extended
the least with other lalror and keep quets or private entertainments, but the with sentence of imprisoument to a state Graith was found dead in his cabin in to m H the Public Land States by act of August 4<
ti m office, charging that final and just
them employed. If the board con­ law will not allow any club to sell or prison or penitentiary ; and continuous Kings valley, yerterday morning. Life 1892,
FLORA B FLETCHER,
a tion 011 needy and worthy applications
tinues its search until something is keep for the use of members intoxicating desertion for at least
years. Divorce had apparently been extinct for four or Of Dayton, county of Yamhill, State of Oregon,
has been delayed in great nnmliers ami
has
this
day
filed in this office her sworn state-
found which docs not meet with objec­ liquors of any kind.
from toe bond ot marriage shall not be five days, and the verdict of the ¡coron­ n ent No. 5115. lor the purchase of the Ne % of
that there has I hn n lack of judicial fair
tion from some source the convicts will
er’s jury was that death was from nat­ Section No. 24. in Township No. i 8. Range No.
granted
for
any
other
cause
arising
after
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7 W, and w 1 offer proof te show that the land
nessln the administrât on of the l-tw.
remain in |ierpettml idleness.
ural causes. The cabin was a log lMrll> sought is more valuable for its timber or stone
Brigham H. Roberts, representative­ marriage.
He declared that henceforth veterans
than for agricultural purposes, and to e-> ablisn
rude and floorless, and, as far as the her claim to said land before the Register and
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elect from Utah, reached Washington
should demand equal and exact justice 1
"Just think," said the Filipino soldier,1 tinder could awertain, the dead man’s Receiver of this office at Oregon City, Oregon,
S ecretary L ong will recommend to last week. He expects to take his seat
under present enactments along the
on Tu-sd^y, the 6th day of February, «900. She
in the house, ami says he does not lie- "ofthe luxury we would live in if the food had apparently been chiefly pota nann s us witnesses :
lines of pensions and that any system congress a programme for new naval
John W. Fletc er, of Dayton, Or.: Albert E.
United
States
government
would
only
toes Nothing in the line of food supply Cook
lieve that the body will l>e influenced by
and John Kuna, of’ McMinnville, 0
of delay, ot unjust regulations and un. construction which will be in accordance
meet our applications for money. We save potatoes, a few pounds of beans Luther J. Fielchei,of Dayton, Or.
the
protests
against
his
doing
so,
tor
patriotic evasions must stop. General with the policy that has lieen pursued
Any and all peisons claiming adversely the
the reason that the question of his eligi­ could spend the rest of our lives in some bacon and a little flour, was found about above desci 1 ed lands are requested to file heir
Shaw urged that every needy anil de­ lor the ¡»ast three years. He will nsk
’.aims in this office <>n or before said 6th day of
the premises. Of the money, there was «• Eebiuary,
bility is a matter clearly outside of the quiet, peaceful retreat where----- ”
I90C.
for
three
armoured
cruisers
of
about
serving veteran ot the great war that
"Great scott!” interrupted his auditor. ' about $100 in ch. and the remainder
C hars . B. M oore Register.
spere
of
the
churches,
and
beenusc
the
saved the government should lie pro nipt- 13,000 tons displacement ; three pro­
"How else have we been spending our was checks an t cerliflrates of deposit on
tected cruisers of about 8000 tons, ami a whole agitation against him is based
y granteil a pension.
lives ?•’
Portland banks. Some of the certifi­ T immer L and , A ct J une 3.1878.—N otice F or
doaen gunboats of 800 tons, making 18 upon misrepresentation of facts and ab­
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P ublication .
solutely
to
declare
his
seat
vacant.
United States luind Office,
cates
had been running for 10 years, and
W hat ' s the matter with Kansas? ships in all. The armored cruisers will
"Me son,” said Pat. “Is an eddycated
Oiegon City, Ore.,
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were drawing 5 per cent interest. The
Oct. 26th. i«99
Thia is not | pleasant reading but there l»c enlarged Bri ^klyns, improved in
Notice is hereby Riven that in com pl »«nee
T h « Chicago Board of Trade is again man. He gradyated from a civil service certificates ranged in amounts from $400
many
details,
and
will
be
the
biggest
lu>
*«...*it
î
storv
with the provisions of the act ot Congress °>
appears to lie truth in the whole
examination last year.”
busying itself with the problem how to
to $1500.
June 1. I878. entitled An act foi the sale of
from the facts rrventlv set forth: “The ships in the I uitrd States nary» having
timlw r lands in the States of California,
prevent the “bucket shops” from doing
Of McGraith’s relatives, nothing is 7rt Oreg« a. Nevada and Washington Territory. ' ••
great
speed.
The
protected
cruisers
will
accusation that Colonel Wilder S. Met-
Margaret—JS hat am I to do when thev
I be ot the (Hjrmpto type The gunboats business. From the l»oa rd of trade man's
known He came to the vicinity four extti ded to all the Public l.and states by act
c.ilf, of tile Twentieth Kansas regiment,
of At gusti, 1892.
both say the, love me ?
point of view this may I* an important
or tire years ago and lived alone. Hui
JENNIE BAILEY,
.
deliberately killed an unarmed Filipino will be «l>out the etoe oi the little Mari,
Dollar—Marry the one you feel the least
Of Tii an 00k. county of Tillamook. State of
matter,
’
uat
U>
the
sucker
who
is
to
be
bowse,
four
miles
southeast
of
King
’
s
Oregon 1 as this day filed in thn» office her
pity for, dear.
prisoner during the Philippine campaign etta. ol light dmft.
skinned in the deal it makes previous
rsllev store. w„ Imrned 1Mt w,n|er Rn(J rworn <*ta e n?nt No. jiom for the purchase of
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has resulted in the disclosnre that two
the F. oi W % of Section No. 2K. in 1 ownship
little difference whether the operation is
•<e
has since li»«j in tlM. h
No. 2 S. Hauge No. 7 W . and will offer proof
"Let
the
other
man
walk
the
floor,"
surrendered Filipinos were shot by Kan­
SMKr*A«Y G ag « has offered to buy conducted by a.board man or an out-
show that the land sought 1a inure va<u Me
«hn hhedied He w., stwnt
wm to
•aid Mr. Fucash irritably.
for its timber or stone than for «gricult«iral
sas men at Calocan; that a war .hrpart- some the bonds of the government to
purtxMet and to establish her claim to *•*«
shier.
■
He
won
t
doit.
”
answered
the
bill
mer.
engageil
in
construction
work
on
ment investigation was held and that
land before the Regisu-r and geceWrr ci this
up the money market and inci-
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collector plaintively "He, got me hired
,long ,he Columbia office at Oreg n City, Ore, on TBe»ua>'. lb* 9th
the men involvrd, including Captaina , 3 ntally stop a part of the interest charge ID bwkv lias
hot in the collar l>e- to do all the walking for the firm.”
day of Janu jr, 191x1. She names M wftne***'*
■‘«•rehhas hren made foe. will.
Charlea A. Bailey Jahn E. Tattle. *'
Bishop, of company M and Elamici», of agamst the government.
Before the camr profit «*Nt|4ainol that he dev.led
I Bley.
Joseph Severance, of Titem»*»« Or-
f rnmiHm Concerning hie hairs. but
rompnny 1, were exculpated from blame., advent ul the last democratic adminfa- the house given him by public Mbucnp- gw.rk is the greatest antidote for real
Any ami all persons claiming adveisely
for without rw.it k
abov—described lands are requested to fileJheir
General Funston, who has been a stanch i trotion a aood start had been made taou to his so»
trouble.
claims in this office on or »»efore «aid Qth day of
jibe money for wh>ch the dead man da' J*»eary
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C has . B M oor *. Rewitter