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THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JUNE 21, 1900. SUMMER CLOTHING and Spring Goods sP'endid Assortment of Fashionably Made Gentlemen’s Clothing, suitable for Summer Wear. If youi wantts°fosh.0ddy material. You cannot buy Clothing cheaper in any of the large cities, ce Dress Suit, or a Summer Suit, call in and inspect our clothing. It will pay you. \\ t Our Ladies and Gent’s Shoes--all the Best Makes kept in Stocks LUant a pain of Fashionable, Well-made Shoes for Ease, Comfort and Wear, you must go to Cohn & Co.’s. i Fashionable HATS, CAPS, and FURNISHING GOODS Tillamook JS/LerclxeLTits •9 CIRCUIT COURT. « Young People’s Union Meeting. which are free to others. He says that T imber L and , A ct J uke 3, 1878.—N otice for PROFESSIONAL CARDS. P ublication . Uuited States Land Office, The committee on program has ar $100 will provide a well that will supply Oregon City, Oregon, a whole village with pure water. May 2nd, 1900 I ranged for a young people’s union meet Mismated Couples Divorced. ß L. EDDY, Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of The injunction suit of J. F. Tomlinson ing for Sunday evening at the Presby. Connubialitiee. June 3, 1878. entitled “ An act for the sale of ATTO R NE Y-AT- LA W. timber lands in the States of California, Oregon, v«. Andrew and John Zuercher created a terian church, at 8 p.m., wheu the fol Nevada and Washington Territory," as ex To avoid the usual fee, George Kocher tended T illamook , O regon . good deal of interest in the circuit court lowing exercises and discussions will be to ail the Public Laud States by act of and Ella Baird married themselves in August 4, 1892, last week, which was tried before Judge participated in : CHAS. E. DONALDSON, Will Stand at Tillamook Of Ti lamook, couuty of Tillamook, State of R. I’. Boise, who rendered a verdict in | Voluntary............ Mrs. Henry Alderman. the presence of the constable and com j Oregon, yy it cooper , has this day file<l in this office his I Prayer............................ Rev. S.A. Smith. City during the Sea favor of the plaintiff with costs, the de Anthem, Messrs. Edmunds,Todd, White, missioner’s clerk at Tunkhannock. The sworn statement No. 5I9I, for the purchase of the Lot No. 2 of Sec. No. 23, in Town son Of 1900. cree enjoined and restrained the defend, Latimer, left, Imbler, Mrs. Edmunds, only expense connected with the cere ship No. i 8. Range No. 9 W, and will ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Mrs. Bowlby and the Misses L. Free mony was the 50 cents which had to be offer proof to show that the land sought ants from in anywise molesting or injur, is more valuable for its timber or stone than for Breeding to Duke of Portland has passed man and Teft. TILLAMOOK, OREGON. paid for the marriage license. agricultural ourposes, and to establish his ing or removing the dock upon the lands Reading of scripture lesson.. .Ray Imbler, His colts are claim to said land before the Register and Re the experimental period. A West Virginia Lochinvar and Jiis of plaintiff. ceiver of this office at Oregon City, Oregon, on j Hymn.................... Choirs of all churches. Do not take chances by Monday, the 3<>th day of July, 1900. He < in evidence. Sarah F. Smith secured n divorce from [ I Discussion of lesson subject, "Our Eter- bride floated “down the ribber” forty names as witnesses : breeding to any other horse until you 'p 11. GOYNE, miles in a canoe for a marriage license the William Illingworth, George Himes, John I her husband, Allen N. Smith, on the i nal follows / uui Destiny, cTcsiiny, ” as asioiiows: Harter and Morrison Mills, ol Tillamook, Ore. have inspected them. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, ground of cruel and inhuman treatment D-stiuy of the wicked, Miss Ruth Coo|ier. other day. They secured it and were Any and all persons claiming adversely the I lands are requested to filetheir and that the plaintiff’s life was made! Destiny of the righteous, Miss Alice safely awray when the woman’s irate above-described Office: Opposite Court House, claims in this office on or before said :30th day PEDIGREE. Monroe. father and brother arrived after an all- of July, i9oo. burdensome by thedefendant. 12.939. Duke of Portland (6) bh foal C has . B. M oores , Register. > T illamook , O regon . Hymn ...... .....Choirs of all the churches. The case of John K. Lester vs. Frank S. Man’s part in his own destiny, Mr. J. S. night ride on horse-back. ed 1888; by William L., 4244; dam Miss Leggett, by Mambrino Star. 585 ; NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Fairhurst was a suit to elicit deed. On Stephens. Miss Elizabeth Smith, a society girl of Land Office at Oregon City. Ore , gd. Lady Simmons,by Volunteer, 55 ggd QLAUDE THAYER, motion of defendant the order of contin God’s part in man’s destiny, Mrs. S. A. Derby, Conn., and the possessor of $4-0,. May lath, iqoo . Notice is hereby given that the f llowing- I Julia, by Sir Henry, 285. Bred by Wm. Smith. uance was opened up tor lhe purpose of 000, is going to marry a mechanic in a nained settler has filed notice of his intention L. Simmons, Lexington, Ky. Male quartet, Rev. S. A. Smith, Messrs. to make final proof in support of ins claim, and of Portland is a half brother to hearing the application of defendant for ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, T. H. Goyne, John Latimer and T. A. typewriter factory who earns $12 a that said proof will be made before the County I the Duke celebrated stallion Axtell, who made a change of venue to Baker County, White. week. She has turned a deafear to many Clerk of Tillamook co., at Tillamook, Oregon, •T illamook , O regon . a record of 2:12 at three years of age, on June 23rd 1900, viz : which was overruled and the case con General discussion ofsubjectas follows: fashionable young men who have paid JAMES WILEY, and subsequently sold for the ' enormous H E. 11738, for the g Hof K U, Sec. 8, T. 2 N, R. court to heron the golf links and in the s'-m of $105,000. tinued to the second week in October. Destiny of the wicked, Mr. B. L. Eddy, 8 W. ßOBERT A. MILLER, Duke of Portland was ship|>ed from Mr. W H.Cooper, Mrs. H. Alderman. ballroom. He names the followiug witnesses to prove Mrs. Bertha Nodine sued for a divorce his continuous residence upon and cultivation Kentucky to the coast by Congressman Destiny of the righteous. Rev. F. H. Neff, from her husband. John Nodine, and the ATTORNEY-AT- LAW, Miss Crocker, a California heiress, was of said laud, viz : Miss Anna Nelson and Mr. H. Hanson. William M. Mills, of Hobsonville. Or.; John R. Tongue and Van B. De Lashniott, and coinplaint stated that for a long time Man’s part in his own destiny, Messrs. J. married to Captain Frances Burton Har Harter, O regon C ity , O regon . of Balm, Or.; Isaac H. Moore, of Balin, while owned by them and in training of Bay <’ttv. Or. has repeatedly been driven at a 2:20 gnit. prior to the commencement of the suit A. Todd and J A. Monroe and Miss rison, late of the American volunteers, at Or.; Westley G. Day. C har . B. M ookes , Register. Land Titles and Land Office Business a As a sire Duke of Portland hus no su|ier. Annie Waldvogel. the defendant bad failed, refused and ne Tuxedo. The bride is a cousin of Mrs. Specially. ior. His colts are good sized, well form ’s pa-t in man’s destiny, Rev. S. A. glected to provide for lhe plaintiff; that God NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. ed and speedy. Smith, Messrs. G. B. Lamb and T. H. Whitelaw Reid and Ogden Hillis, whose Land Office at Oregon City, Or. defendant was of a sullen, remorse and wife so ruthlessly cut down New York’s F. C. SKOMP, Manager. Goyne. June 9, I900. (JAMH8 McCAIN, Notice is hereby given that the following (A. W. SEVERANCE passionate nature ; and that he would Hymn ............ Choirs of all the churches. “Four Hundred” to 150. named settler has filed notice of his intention Choirs and singers will meet at the to make final proof in support of his claim, and Ircqucntly get mad, strike and beat his JjJcCAIN & SEVERANCE, When John Luckey of Galesburg. Ill., that said proof will he made before the Register wife, the children having to interfere to Presbyterian church on Saturdry even found his daughter had eloped with her and Receiver, at Oregon City, Or., on July 27, 19OO, viz : ATTORN E Y8-AT-L A W, save her from receiving a severe beating, ing for practice. lover on a train bound for Chicago he JOSEPH ALTENBL’RGFR, The Celebrated Imported K. No. U078, tor the Sw %, Sec 10, T. 6 S, R. etc. Defendant abandoned his wife in hired a special engine and started after II T illamook , O regon . jo W. FRENCH CANADIAN STALLION Personal Pointers. 1897. The court granted a divorce. her two hours behind. The regular time He names the following witnesses to prove Is a beautiful Blood Bay. his continuous residence upon and cultivation R. I). Peckham vs. Charles Li Chatter A movement has been started in Erie between the two points is five hours, but of said laud, viz : Son of Glen J)AVID WILEY, M I)., John Westeuburger, Adolph Schultz, of Port W eight —1400 pounds. ton and others was a foreclosure suit. It I to erect a monument to the memory of the irate father cut off some of this and land, O . ; Theodore Arndt, of Emma, Or.; Lee, 1669 ; Grand Sire, Glen Lee, 303. being shown that the defendant owed Captain Gridley, who commanded the reached Chicago twenty minutes behind Nicholos Afiblter, of Neskowin, Or. First I)am, Flora, by Heather, 1683. PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND C has . B. M oores . Register. Second Dam, Kate, bv Wallace, and was plaintiff $400 with interest, a decree was Olympia in the battle of Ma nil i. his daughter and in time to prevent her ACCOUCHEUR. bred by Darling Clendeboys, Ont. entered foreclosing the mortgage. marriage. ________________ In the County Court of the State of Oregon for j General Arthur MacArthur, who suc All call promptly attended to. G len L ee will make the season of Tillam ok County. In the matter of R. D. Peckham vs. the In the Matter of the (tuardiaiiKhip 1900 at McNamer & Grayson’s Livery ceeds General Otis in command in the A Bunch of Irish Incidents. T illamook , O kkgon . of the person and estate ot Ben Wilson River Boom Road and Improve Stable, Tillamook City, and at W. T. Philippines, is eight years younger than jamin P. Hutchins, a minor. ment Company, Claude Thaver,receiver, Ellen A. IluicLiiU’N.gaurdian ofthe person and West’s place, Beaver ; also at L. Fleck’s A policeman stopping an Irish caterer j estate his predecessor, although he does not of >a d Benjamin e. Hulc ins, a minor, I Farm oil Nestucca. Dr. J. W. Vogel, filed his report, a’ld it was ordered that who had not got his name on his cart, ' having filed in this courtlier duly verified peti- I look his age. Care will I m ? taken to prevent accident, S pecialist for R hpratction and tion for a license to sell he interest of sa d mi- j all parties interested have twenty days examines the cart and says: “I see your I nor in the parcel of real estate situated in Till- will not be responsible for them. I Walter J. Swingle, the agricultural ex- in which to file objections. D efects of the E ve . Oregon, and is known as block I name's ‘oblitherated !” Pat instantly I amook County, PATE WELLS, Manager. nine (<;) as described < n the plat ot the | Otto Johnson vs. James F. Tomlinson ' plorer for the United States Department replies. “You’re a liar! Me name’s | number t wn of Lincoln, duly reco ded (now within I ‘ Will visit TILLAMOOK every three the corpora e limits of Tillamook Chy), in said was a case to quiet title, and the conclu | of Agriculture, is in Algeria buying 200 O’Flaherty !” months. o unty a d state ; and it appearing to the cour which are to be shipped to date palms, sion of the court was that plaintiff was that Sai 1 minor is the owner of an undivide . P ortland ... O regon . English cyclist to a pretty Irish “col one-sixth i terest in a remainder in fee in said entitled to a decree and adjudged that Arizona. O ffice ; 132 F irst S treet . leen in ingratiating tones: “Which is real property, which remainder will take effect in possession upon the death of said petitioner, H. Gibbons, whose defendant had no estate or interest what Lieutenant John R esidence : 52'J S uerman S treet . MIIN. J. K. SMITH the way to Sligo, my dear ?” Kitty re who is the owner of an estate for her cwn life bravery has been officially praised by ever in or to the same. said parcel of real estate ; that it is necessary Has opened Dressmaking Parlors in the joins in demure accents; “By the road, in and would be be eficial to said ward that the , East half of the Watch Tower'Build Mrs. Jane Conklin secured a divorce Admiral Watson and General Otis, is one yer honor.” whole of his interest in said real property ing, where she is prepared to do should be sold, his interest in lot numbered from her husband, Andrew Conklin, who of the few survivors of the Vandalia, dressmaking, both fancy and Irate landlady, pounding on the door four in said block being sold separately. j which was wrecked in the cyclone at It is, therefore, this 2 hi day of June, 1900,] abandoned her on April 18, 1898. plain. Fit guaranteed ofhei slothful lodger’s room; “Is it dead ordered that the next ■ fkin of the said ward For corii|>ensation as bailiffs at the cir ! Apia, Samoa. or alive ye are, Mister Maloney ?” Ma- and all persons interested in said estate appear 1 this com 1011 Tuesday, July 3, 1900, at 10 DO YOU WANT cuit court, it was ordered that warrants | The first blood of the census enumera. loney, from within: “Nather; I’m slap- o before ’clock a.in., at the C’Hirt rooni in the court ' house of said countv, at Tillamook City. Ore ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS I General Banking ami Exchange busi lie drawn in favor of C. N. Drew for $12 tion has been shed. A New Yorker re ing I” gon, <0 show cause, if any, why a license snould | Any good man or woman can organ- ness interest paid on time deposits. and A. D. Sanders for $3. sented the questions as im|iertinent, and • « - Gentleman asks cab driver in Dublin: not be granted for the sale of such estate; that | . aop of his order be published at least three ize a lodge of the Banker ’ s Union of the Exchange on England, Belgium, (¡er* knocked down the enumerator. He went “What is the shortest way to St. Pat successive weeks prior to said last mentioned .............. “ - -- - date in the Tillamook Headlight,a we kly news- ‘ World, of Omaha, Nebraska, Teachers many, Sweden, and all foreign countries Real Estate Transfers. to the Tombs. rick’s ?’’ Car driver lays his hand on paper published and circulating within thia and students find the work highly re- 1 munerative and pleasant. The leading I Vice-Admiral Blenaime, the new chief the seat of the car, saying: "That is, couuty. G. w. S appington , William N. Bays to William Sturgeon, a 1 fraternal society in the West. Pays TILLAMOOK. ORE- of the French naval staff, gained promo- your honor.’’ Couuty Judge I | Death, Disability, and Old Age claims, tract in tp. 3 S, R. 9 W. tion to that place over the head of eleven “ Pat, can you tell me what is an Irish . and issues Joint Policies for man and Thomas M. Bailev to John Hartley, a rear admirals, a distinction uneqtuiled in FIRE INSURANCE. 1 wife, Pays Sick and Accident claims. 'bull ?' ” asked an inquiring tourist. tract in tp. 4 S. R 10 W. Lodges in thirty states. Large mem. French history. “ Well, if your honor seen four cows lyin ’ J. S. STEPHENS, Emma Huntsinger to Leonard H. Jones, Iiershin of men and women. Splendid BARBER IND HIIRDRESSER reserve plan. If you care to make AGENT FOR TH« nnd. 2-3 interest, Se Vi of Se >4 of Three Catholic nuns and a Christian down in a field an’ one o' them standin’ brother have lieen appointed census enu np, that ud be a bull I” retorts Pat, tri. SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, $160.00 or more in a week or two, write HOME MUTUAL AND LONDON & sec. 4, tp. 5 S, R. 10 W. . to the General Manager, Bankers Union LIVERPOOL GLOBE INSURANCE V.8. to Elmer H. Prescott, Se Vi of sec. merators in New York, and they will umphantlv. SHAMPOOING. ETC. of the World, Portland, Oregon, for a COMPANIES. I enumerate the inmates of religious insti A small boy standing lieside a donkey contract as Local or District Manager 22, tp. 1 N, R. 8 W. tutions to which outsiders are not gene- and holding its head with both hands, Electric baths nicely filtted up Good for and organize a lodge, Agent for North West School Supply I S. to Benjamin Goodman, Sw Vi of sec. Com pan v, Notary Public. persons suffering with rheumatism, | I EVERY DAY’S DELAY MEANS YOUR while a party of militiamen are passing. | rally admitted. 23, tp. 1 N, R. 8 W. TILLAMOOK. — OREGON Building next door to the Post Office. | MONIED LOSS. One of them calls out: "Sav, sonny, Although the moon is reported to have U.S. to Geo. W. Morehead, Sw *4 of sec. , lieeti seven—or indeed it may be eight- what are you holding him so tight for ?” 34, tp. 1 N, R. 8 W. C. A. HAILEY William P. Book to Giles Gilbert, Ne Vi seconds ahead of time in its eclipse of the Small boy, promptly: “I was afeart DKAI.RK IN of sec. 26 and Se Vi of sec 23, tp. 1 N, i sun the episode does not appear to have when he seen his brother he'd go an’ R. 8 W. STU DE BA KER WAGONS 1 done any harm, for. so far as heard from, list.’’ Jane E. Haight to Giles Gilbert, various I all the observers were ready and waiting OSBORME MOWERS, Reports from Luzon indicate tracts in tp. 1 N, R. 8 W. Buggies, Imy rskes, plows, Hi.d otlie I at least that much ahead of the schedule Señor Aguinaldo is taking a much needed William P. Book to Giles Gilbert, various farm niHcliiiieiy. You can save j also and so no one was caught napping. rest. He is only getting killed everv money by desliug with me, tracts in tp. 1 N, K. 8 W. Speculi Prices on Buggies and Spring The declination of Herman Ridder, other day lately. His private secretary C. H. Prescott to J. W. Farquhar, Se Vi Wagona. of sec. 22. tp. 1 N, R 8 W. editor of the New York Staatz-Zeitung is killed on the alternate days, thus af U. A. BAILEY. Tillamook. Ore. Chas. T. Wooding to Giles Gilbert, vari and a prominent leader among German fording Aguinaldo an opportunity to re ous tracts. republicans, to accept membership on the cuperate and catch np with the arrears J. W. Farquhar to Giles Gilbert, various board of trustees of the College ol the ot his correspondence. tracts. City of New York as tendered him by J. R. Rice to G. Scott Thomas, various Notice Mayor Van Wvck, is based on ethical tracts in tp. 1 S, R. fe W. grounds. He thinks a newspaper man I have three yoke of good work cattle Writ* for Catalogo' and Price«. G. Scott Thomas to Giles Gilbert, various LAND, C.-.LCGN. should hoi J himself free to criticise every, to sell: well broke and in fine shape. tracts in tp. 1 S. R. 8 W. Samuel Benn to C. T. Wooding, various thing. W. M. S cott . Woods, Ore. tracts. General Theodore Schwan. whorecent- •Iifferson Moorehead to Giles Gilbert, S lv arrived in San Francisco from the «HAVING, V, of sec. 34, tp. 1 N. R. 8 W. Philippines, is one ofthe ablest officers in HAIR CUTTING, Jonas Haner to Giles Gilbert, Sw '*of the regular army, which he joined ns a Eureka Harness Oil Is the l**t preservative of new leather sec. 26, tp. 1 N, R. 8 W. SHAMPOOING, and the beat renovator of old private in 1857. During the civil war he Elbert Lynch to G. W. Lucas W of leather. It oils, soften», black-, •nsaud protects. L'se J. P. ALLEN, Sw Ne Vi of Sw 1 ♦ and Nw '* of earned his lieutenant's straps bv per- Se < i of tec. 24. tp 3 S, R . 9 W. also sonal courage on the field of battle and Proprietor Nw V* of sec. 25. tp. 3 S, R. 9 W. was afterward promoted for Ins signal ’ AVA ff Y TH I Nd S T RITTI. Y FIRS T CLASS J. A. Monroe to Annetta Mason, tract iu bravery in the Custer campaign. F îim C c I hmh a (*00111 hi oiiaI ion sec. 30, tp. 1 S, R 9 W. T. B. Pnndian, a Hindoo of noble rank j at second c I rma rati*. and a Christian, is in Chicago raising a on jroor I mttmsb . yoor oM bar County Road Warrants. D4> m . and vour carrtar*top. and they fund with which to better the condition will not only look hrttrr not »«-ar Claude Thayer, All warrants on County Road Fund. of the low-caste people of his native BEST MEA IX longer. hold everywhere tn mnm-ail •izea from half pint* to five gallon«. Series F, presented prior to November Agent or Firrman’s Fund and London CITY Ma<« by HT4VMAM» Mil. OK 16th, 1899, are now payable, and will he land. The greatest need of these out- and Lnncaahire Fire Insurance paid when presented. Interest ceases casts is pure drinking water, ns they are ’J Tillamook, Ore Companies. May 17th, 1900. ■ not allowed to drink from the streams I W. H. C ary , County Treasuier. I Tomlinson Wins Injunction Suit- I GLEN LEE, JR. Dressmaking Parlors. S-A-ZT3Z OF C. &L E. Thayer EDGAR LATIMER, RUSSELL “i£s SAW MILLS THRESHERS STACKERS CHAS. Machinery & co. PETERSON, /^llen Jlouge, Hot and Cold Baths Harness Oil