Tillamook headlight., May 17, 1900, Image 4

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. MAY 17, 1900.
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SUMMER CLOTHING and Spring Goods.
m 7 ci « T^nH^?T^t’hw”suitable fort^“!?®geYmes
We have now in Stock a Splendid Assortment of Fashionably
Made
Gentlemen
’s
You
cannot
buy Clothing
cheaper m any of the large cities.
Stock of Clothing is not made of shoddy material.
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If you want a nice Dress Suit, or a Summer Suit, call in and inspect our clothing.
°Uf
Ladies’ and Gent.’s Shoes—all the Best Makes keptinStock.
Do you CClant a pair of Fashionable, Well-made Shoes for Ease, Comfort and Wear, you must go to Coh
Fashionable HATS, CAPS, and FURNISHING GOODS.
SANDLAKE.
DUKE.OF ¿PORTLAND,
Standard Bred Stallion,
C hand-er of Commerce of Portland and GEN. BULLER OCCUPIES
It is computed that not more
the Port of Tillamook Commission,
than 2000 Free Staters will fight Mrs. D. E. Osburn, who has been visit­
DUNDEE.
Southern Pacific will Euild a Line the Southern Pacific R. R. Company
ing her mother, Mrs. L. A. Hoyt, has
on the Vaal.
12,939,
if Given Proper Inducement».
could secure such reasonable inducements The Boers Retiring to Border
Railway communication with started on her way back to Africa, and
as they might ask. Personally I would
of Transvaal.
this place is expected to open on will continue her service as mission-
S an F ranbisco , May 11.—It is stated do all that is in my power to see the
Thursday.
The transport is ary.
L ondon , May 15.—The War
that a communication has been sent to "Iron Horse" rolling into Tillamook.
the Chamber of Commerce of Portland
Officer has received the follow­ working smoothly, the troops T. J. Harris is making a trip to the
Will Stand at Tillamook
M r . D. T. E dmunds , merchant.
to the effect that the Southern Pacific
ing dispatch from General Bul­ and horses are receiving full ra­ valley this week.
Let her come ! The sooner the better, ler :
City during the Sea­
will build a branch line 35 miles long be­
tions. Water is plentiful and The Cranberries are coming out in
tween Sheridan, on the Shasta route, and blit 35 miles of railroad would not eo li­
bloom
and
they
show
a
very
fine
pros
­
son Of 1900.
the
health
ot
the
troops
is
excel
­
“Dundee, May 15.—We have
Tillamook, provided proper inducements, nect Sheridan to Tillamook City, lts
pect.
About
2500
occupied
Dundee,
lent.
Mich as the free rights of way, are given advantage to Tillamook would be bet.
Our new school-house is complete, ami
Situation at Mafeking.
of the enemy left yesterday for
Breeding to Duke of Portland has passed
ter and quicker market for dairy pro-
the company.
P
lumber ’ s C vmp , May 4, via Prof. W. C. Hagerty, of Carlton, will
they
are
en-
Glencoe,
where
the experimental period. His colts are
Such is the telegraphic news from San ducts and eggs, flour and feed could be
have
charge
of
the
school,
commencing.
also Ootsi, Monday, May 7.—Natives
Their wagons
_
in evidence. Do not take chances by
Francisco. It is exactly as we have re­ shipped to Tillamook for half what it I trenched.
who have arrived here say that May 21st.
left
yesterday
by
Dejager
’
s
Drift
now
costs.
Thousands
of
pleasure
seek
breeding to any other horse until you
peatedly predicted—a subsidy and a right
Mr. Jessie Kavs and family, who have
have inspected them.
of way is made a proviso. However ers would visit our summer resorts, and and the Danuahauser road. Their the bombardment of Mafeking
May 1st was not heavy. been away for nearly two years, have
much Tillamook mav desire a railroad, millions of feet of lumber sent abroad. Kaffirs said they were going to on
returned home.
They say that Tilla­
PEDIGREE.
we do not think enough money would be I say its a good thing. Let her come !
I.ain’s Nek. Almost every house Twelve hundred and eighty re­ mook is good enough for them. So say
12.939. Duke of Portland (6) bh foal­
subscribed in the county to make it of
fuges
from
Mafeking
have
reach
­
I
in
Dundee
is
completely
looted.
we all, but give us good roads.
M r . P. W. T odd , merchant.
ed 1888; by William L., 4244; dam
sufficient inducement to a railroad com
In response to vour request to express I The navigation colliery is all ed here.
We will venture to sav that the people Miss Leggett, by Mambrino Star, 585;
puny to build, ami when it comes to ask­
Patrols who have returned of Sandlake have done more volunteer gd. Lady Simmons, by Volunteer, 55 ggd
right.
The machinery of the
ing a right of way from the dairymen for mv opinion in regard to what should be
from the northern borders of the work on the roads than any other sec­ Julia, by Sir Henry, 285. Bred by Wm.
[
Dundee
colliers
is
destroyed.
done
in
the
matter
ot
’
the
proposition
L. Simmons, Lexington, Ky.
the railroad through their farms it must
The houses of the town are Transvaal say they saw no signs tion of Tillamook County, two to one.
Duke of Portland is a half brother to
be expected that nearly all of them will of the Southern Pacific to build a rail­
the
celebrated stallion Axtell, who made
road
from
Sheridan
to
Tillamook
co.,
I
of
Boers.
All
is
quiet
there.
damaged, but are structurally
There will be loads of Shot Huckle­
ask compensation, some even claiming
a
record of 2:12 at three years of age,
would
say,
let
them
build
it
;
they
can
Boers
regulerly
patrol
the
intact.
’
’
enormous sums of money. It remains,
berries this year.
and subsequently sold for the enormous
B rand ’ s D rift , May 13.— neighborhood of Mafeking, but The Leanrel are in bloom and they are sum of$105,000.
however, to be seen what can be done ill build it if they want to, and I think
there
is
no
doubt,
that
the
right
of
way
Duke of Portland was shipped from
General Rundle has completely do not seem to be disposed to be beauties.
this direction.
will be granted, all along the line, free
Kentucky to the coast by Congressman
aggressive.
checkmated
the
attempt
of
the
of
We have received these expressions
Tongue and Van B. De Lashmott, and
of charge; I am opposed to offering any
Boers to come south again, and
BOULDER CREEK BUBELES. while owned by them and in training
opinion from some of our citizens;
further inducements, such as a bonus, I
has repeatedly been driven at a 2:20 gait.
Dreyfus
is
in
Paris.
do not have much faith in their offer, the enemy are retiring before the
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Smith and family As a Sire Duke of Portland has no super­
Mayor I) J. W iley .
N
ew
Y
ork
,
May
14.
—
Capt.
persistent
advance
of
the
British.
and do not expect to see them build very
ior. His colts arc good sized, well form­
As to the communication of the Cham­ soon.
Many have been captured, or are Alfred Dreyfus left Geneva last went to the city last Thursday to pur­ ed and speedv.
chase
a
load
of
household
supplies
and
ber of Commerce of Portland t<> the ef­
F. C. SKOMP, Manager.
There were 150 evening and arrived with his
I think that a good steamer owned surrendering.
fect that the Southern Pacific Railroad and run bv the people of Tillamook co., of these yesterday and to-day, wife in Paris this morning, saysj | also to visit Mrs. Smith's mother. Mrs»
1 Jos. Donaidsoii, of Fairview. They re­
NOTICE EOR PUBLICATION.
Co., if free right of way were given, with headquarters here instead of
among them President Steyn’s a Paris dispatch to the Herald., turned Saturday evening.
Land Office at Otego i City, Ore.,
would buil-l a build a branch line 35 Astoria, is what we need.
1900.
i brother. Ladybrand district is The government is muchwor-j La Grippe has made its appearance in Notice is hereby given that April the 21st,
following
miles long between Sheridan and Tilla
This would be better for thecounty .clear of Boers.
named settler has tiled notice of his intention
ried
by
this
journey,
which
was'
They
have
eva
­
monk, would say that a branch line of better for Tillamook and the people
to make Iii al proof in support of his claim, and
our vicinity.
that said proof will be made before the
35 miles would be of little value to Tilla­ than a railroad, even if it should be built. cuated Maquatling’s Nek, and quite unlooked for, and will take ’ Nr. Nash Coulson transacted business Clerk
of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, On,
measures to have him leave . as in
are now near Lindley.
on June 18th, I900. viz :
mook county, but 60 miles or more
1 . our town one day last week.
JOnN K. HARTER,
L ourenco M arques , May 15. soon as possible, owing to its 1
would be of great advantage to Tilla­
E No. 1I750 f r the bw '4, sec. 10. fp. 2 N, R.
M r . W. II. C ooper . Attorney-at-Law.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Kinnemnn 8 H W.
mook county, affording ready access to
fear
of
demonstrations.
—
Boers
Saturday
occupied
the
Think Tillamook City will give them
lie names the fo lowing witnesses to prove
i have been stopping on their ranch the
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
market, increase the population and grounds for depot.
The Tillamook Kaffir location at Mafeking;
' last few days.
of said land, viz:
value of the property. Also increase the Water Company will give them a tank they were in
NEHALEM.
VV. Rhodes, ’saac H. Moore and Jasper
turn attacked
I Gardens, grass and weeds are making N David
Lesley, ot Balm, Or. ; Wesley G. Day, of Bay
various industries, and tend to lower the full of water, and the citizens of Tilla­ during the night of Saturday,
City, Or.
7
•
7
'
rapid progress, boosted by the warm
freight rate, etc., and believe that induce­ mook county will pay them for every
Another s ar in the firmament !
C has . B.M oores , Register.
and
on
Sunday
found
themselves
rain
we
have
had.
ments of free rights of way could be ob­ pound of fright carried, and for every
surrounded. The Boers lost Born, to the wife of Geo. Starr, a Oliver Kinneman has beeome a fre­
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tained.
mile they ride.
Land Office at Oregon City. Ore.,
seven killed and 17 wounded. daughter.
May 12th, moo.
quent
visitor
to
this
part
of
the
com.try.
Mr. B. L. E ddy , republican nominee
The Harrison came in Saturday at
Notice is hereby given that tne f llowing-
The
British
loss
is
reported
to
M r . A. M c N air , merchant.
I
wonder
what
the
attraction
can
be?
named
settler
has
filed
notice
of his intention
or joint representative.
about half-tide, on a six foot tide. She
to make final proof in support of Disclaim. and
Personally I think a railroad would have been heavy.
Our new neighbor on the Mower’s that
said proof will be made before the ( ounty
brought supplies for our merchants, and
“I believe the peoplcof Tillamook coun­
L isbon , May 15.—It is ru­ takes out Mr. Townsend’s creamery place, Mr. Gladwill, has been enjoying Clei k of Tillamook co., at Tillamook, Oregon,
be of great benefit to Tillamook, but as
ty are fully alive to the importance of!
on June 23rd 1900, viz;
! to free right of wa v, I think no Com­ mored here that President Kru­
WILEY,
machinery, some butter, and a load of a visit from his father for several weeks. H4L »1738, for JAMES
having prompt and regular access to the
the K % of E }a, Sec. 8, T. 2 N, R-
pany on earth would get it as the people ger has ordered the Portuguese salmon.
j Sunday school at the C. A. Smith home
m irkets of the coast for their butter and
of Tillamook must have the wnole hog Consul to leave the Transvaal
names the following witnesses to prove
Every one his lie continuous
cheese products. The settlement and de­
The county surveyor, A. M. Austin, every Sunday at 2 p. m..
residence upon and cultivation
or none at all.
of said land, viz .
cordially
invited
to
attend.
Republic.
velopment of the county arc now seri­
who claims to l>e working for C. H.
William M. Mills, of Hobflonville Or.; John R.
ously retarded by the irregularity and
The house cleaning mania has struck Harter, ot Balm, Or.; Isaac H. Moore, of Balm,
D r . C. E. H awke .
Buller Has Taken Boers’ Stong Wheeler, is surveying the banks of the
Or.; Westley G. Day, of Bay City, Or.
inefficiency of the present transportation
our ladies full force.
South Nehalem
I ii reply to your communication of
C has . B. M oores , Register.
hold in the Biggarsberg.
service, which bears with peculiar weight May 14, will say»that it is my opinion
W. S. Cone, of Bay City, is at the
Mrs. Hardin arrived from Portland
L
ondon
,
May
14.
—
A
special
NOTICE
OF
FINAL ACCOUNT.
upon an industry whose products are of that the Southern Pacific Co. should lie
Larsen House. He saw Capt. Schrader’s Saturday for a visit with her son, C. A.
a perishable character. The probability kncotiraged to build its proposed rail­ dispatch from Stonehill farm, new boat when in Portland, and says Smith.
1
is horobv given that the iinderi>igned
lias tiled his final account in the matter of the
of our citizens donating a right of way road into this county to the extent of Natal, dated to-day, says:
; she will be a little dandy, and as strong
We are extremely sorry to state that Estate of JOSIAH RIGGS, deceased, and that
for a railroad depends first upon the giving right of wav through this county
•
.
. .
, by unici
order of lhe County Court, for Tillamook
“ General Buller’s advance | as wood and iron can make her.
owing
in this neigh- County, Oregon, made and entered on record
— to the competition
t............ ....................
route to be selected, the extent of bottom and no more.
”
Mo. w«h
commenced Thursday, when he W. Told, jr., met with a serious acci- j borhood. R.O. Rid.ar.lsha« decided that
Ji
lands that would In? covered by such a
A railroad would certainly aid in de­ left Ladysmith
in strength, dent on Saturday by the explosion of his cheese factory will not run this sum­ l'.-oo, at lhe Court House, in said county, and all
right of way, etc. If the railroad com. veloping this countv, but 1 do not be­
persons having objections to such final account
When within two miles of Help- 1 hi« gun whilst hunting curlew. . The
~
mer.
and the settlement thereof, aie hereby required
panv would choose a route, a brief in­ lieve the county can afford to give what
present them on or before said date.
side »nap was driven back against the , Wild strawberries have commenced to to Dated
maaker,
the
Boers
opened
a
May 9th, 19oo.
vestigation would indicate what difficul­ the Southern Pacific Co. would consider
main joint of the third finger of the left | ripen in the fields.
JOHN A. BIGGS,
heavy
fire
of
artillery,
and
the
ties would have to be met in securing a "proper inducements.”
Executor of the Iasi will and testament
hand, severing the tendon and laying the
British
guns
replied
while
a
por
­
of Josiah Biggs, deceased.
right of way. While our citizess would
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Jackson have
I also believe that a railroad would be
joint open. Geo. Pve took him to Tilla­
no doubt offer to the company every rea­ a paying investment to the builders from tion of Buller’s troops worked
moved back to Beaver.
NOTICK OFAinilNlfliKATOK’S SALK.
sonable encouragement. yet they Would the very day of its completion. There­ around the Boer flanks.
The mook for surgical attention.
G. A. Mowers went to the hub last
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of
The
Rev.
Howell
will
leave
us
in
about
h irdl\ make any promises in the dark.
fore for any company to ask the county British attack was pressed home
week.
an order of sale made and entered by the County
two weeks, we understand for Missouri.
Court of Tillamook County. State ofOr%on, on
Sunday.
Bethuene
on
the
right,
for
more
than
the
right
of
wav
would
be
M r . C laude T hayer , Banker.
Nothing preventing. Rev. R. Y. Blalock the 8th day of May. 1900. in the matter of the
his sojourn here he has made
estate of EDUARD BENKE. deceased the
outflanked the Boers, whose During
There can be no question as to the pro unjust.
many friends, who will be sorry to see will preach at the Wolf Creek school Administrator of said estate will sell at private
sale subject to confirmation by said Court, all of
splendid defensive position on him depart.
priety and good policy of the people of
j house Sunday.
the following described real property, to wit:
The G osjh 'I Meetings are continued in tile Biggarsberg were practically
Tillamook County furnishing a right
Lots 5, 6, 7 and 12, in Section 11, Township 3
“
Now
the
bright
morning
star
—
«lav's
Hon. B. L. Eddy and Dr. W. Tyler
Soillh,
< f Range Io West of Willamette Meri-
the
Christian
chinch,
Mr.
I.vster
an.
of way to any Railroad Company which j
taken.
diency, in Tillamook County, Oregon. The
harbinger
comes
dancing
from
the
east;
Smith,
candidates
for
joint
representa
­
terms
of
said ►ale ».hall le for cash, and that
will construct a road into the county nounces that he will treat the following
“General Buller’s march sub­
And brings with her the flowery May; from an<l after the Sth day of June. l»-o, the
Fortunately, whereas our seaboard fa­ subjects for n few nights. "The best sequent to the attack was carried tive and joint senator, and probable
administrator will proceed to sell a'l the real
Who,
from
her
green
lap,
throws
the
other speakers, will visit Nehalem on
property described herein and belonging to said
cilities arc such that no one railroad can thing a man can do.’* "One Hope.’’
out without a hitch. The Brit­ Monday, the 21 st inst.. and will speak at yellow cowslip and the pale primrose.'' estate at private sale.
obtain a despotic control over our trans- . "Pure Rcligron." "Faith Working by
OTTO WALTHER.
Batterson’s hall, at 8 p.m.
Administrator of the estate of Edw ard
"How to Overcome Tempta­ ish are still pushing on.”
portatiou, we need fear no evil con Love.”
~
.
Senke. deceased.
tion.” Further announcements will be
Dated thia iOth day of May, I900.
se pienccs of this sort.
T
habanchu , May 13.—The
As to what should be done at present, m.ule later.
BEAVER.
Eighth Division, with its front
I sec nothing that can l»e done until
Elder J. B. I.vster will preach at the
In Liverpool the rental of the cor­
HEADLIGHT
some direct overture is made. As to the ’ Latimer School house next Sunday at extending 30 miles, was yester­
Rev. J. M. Tressenriter held Quarterly I
poration land in 1672 w as £ 13. while in
day
moving
forward.
General
probability of the road in question lie- ! 3 p. in., All arc cordially invited 10 at­
1892 this same land was valued at £ 12,-
meeting at this place Saturday and Sun.
and
| 500.000.
Grenfell and General Brabant day in the absence of Elder C.C. Bell.
ing constructed it might not be amiss tend.
I.avasseur estimates the population
for us, as the matter seems to be tinder |
followed the Boers, reaching Some very interesting lermons were de­ WEEKLY OREGONIAN
of Asia nt 825.954.000; Europe. 357.379.-
consideration, to take such steps as will
Newberry Mills and capturing livered and two n>eml>ers were taken in­
NETARTS.
000; Africa. 163,953.000; America. 121,-
demonstrate to the officials of the Sou
great quantities of flour and to the church.
One Year for >2,25. 713,000; Australia. 3,230,000.
Mr II. E. Palmer returned home from grain.
them Pacific that it might lx* a matter
The Grippe is still here in the most vio.
Swedish and Norwegian servants
of profit to the toad to lie first in the the Willamette valley where he has been
TWO LIVE PAPERS.
General Barbant’s main force, lent form.
threaten to drive the British housemaid
fid 1, and if they desire to transport our for the last two weeks looking for a Io.
front her place. They are said to be
with Campbell's brigade of Rev. R. H. Dollarhide preached his
ttmber it must be’\v w • v of the Grand cation, lie will move his family out this
more etlieient and w illing and are ready
j week and will settle at Dundee. Yamhill Guards, and General Boyes' bri­ farewell sermon here Sunday eveving.
Round ami Siicr^lan route.
to w ork for lower wages.
gade, have cleared the country. He expects to leave soon.
Phr natural, ami it seems to me, inev- I County, for the present.
The largest and heaviest building
The
regular
subscription
The
Boers
are
splitting
up
A
party
of
cattle
drivers
enrnpeS
in
price of stone ever quarried in Britain was
¡table railroad connection for us is bv a
Work on the Benscdieidt road is being
THE
HEADLIGHT
is
$1.50,
’
and
and retiring in the direction of our vicinitv one night last week and the
'«ken from the Plankinton bed. nea-
continuation of Mr. Hammond’s road | pushed along regardless of weather.
ri* regular subscription price of Norwich. in February. 1889. It was in
results were, one of our neighbors l>eing
Clocolatid.
from Seaside, but we most assuredly
Geo. W. Phelps, our merchant, went to
the Weekly Oregonian is $1.50. one piece without crack or flaw, and
absent, his chicken house was visited
can’t afford to neglect any offer of any Tillamook Monday fora load of freight
Concentrating on the Vaal.
Any one subscribing for THE weighed over 35 tons.
Burned
bones
and
chicken
heads
were
co npauv to give us trans continental for his store.
K r OON'STAD, Monday, Mav
Bishop William Taylor, the famous
HEADLIGHT
and paying one
found
on
their
camp
grounds.
I
suppose
connection.
missionary Jo Africa, recently made
There is talk of a cheese factory heing 14.—It is reported that the they wanted to teed their three ladies on
year tn advance can get both for
tars of laundry soap the currency of
$2.25.
M r A J. Coitx, Vice-Prrsiikiit <»f I*. built at Netarts in the near future. Ne­ whole of the Boer forces are con­ chicken. We are sorry to sav some of
the natnes. It met with such favors’
centrating
on
the
Vaal,
with
­
tarts
needs
a
creamery
very
bad,
for
T. Commisrion.
our Tillamook boys were in the crowd.
bandy change that the bishop's son
There i* little doubt in mv mind but there are plenty of cows to furnish milk drawing from Biggarsberg and
H. E. chapman has sold his ranch
now sends trom three to five tons at s
the southwestern border.
w’iat, w Ah the combined efforts ot the 1 for a factory.
shipment*
near Blaine to Robert Ritchards.
RAILROAD
TO TILLAMOOK.