Tillamook headlight., July 05, 1900, Image 2

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. JULY 5. 19O<2
NEW GOODS FOR THE SUMMER.
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The last boat
If you want anything in the various lines of goods that we carry it will do your eyes good to see out - <'
brought in for us a large stock of goods especially selected tor our Fourth o • u J 11
No old shelf-worn goods, but New Goods direct from one
We have an elegant stock of Clothing that will surely please anyone.
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of the largest factories in the United States.
Ten cases of fíne Shoes just recen ed on it last boat.
CLOTHING,
NEW HATS,
NEW
NEW
SHOES.
Five Cases of strictly up-to-date Ilats just received onjast boat
Ladies’ DRESS GOODS in Endless V ariety.
New Lawns and Demities, New White Goods.
A Fine Line of SWEATERS in the Necuest Patterns.
If you are needing anything in the line of GROCERIES, you can't make money any easier or faster than by buying them of us.
We claim to be the topmost leaders in this line.
Bring us your Butter, Eggs and other kinds of Farm Products, if you want the highest price paid for them in the city.
COHN & CO
SUGAR’S VALUE AS FOOD.
Recent Testa by German Experts
Give Affirmative Results.
■J
LEADING MERCHANTS
Connubialities.
occasion he was fed on sugar and again
experimented with. It then appeared
Some maiden ladies in Newark, N.J.,
that he could make a better showing refused to tell the census enumerator,
with the ergostat than before. Another their ages or even their names, because i
form of the trial was to let a man tire they believe the taking of the census is
himself out, feed him with sugar and see I for the purpose of getting the names of
if it restored his strength more quickly I all single women in the country and
than abstinence. It thus appeared that ! fining them $100 for not having hus-
his weary muscles recovered their power ban Is.
promptly in consequence of eating su­
Miss Elizabeth Smith, a society girl of
gar.
Derby, Conn., and the possessor of
The German government is said to lie $4-0,000, is going to marry a mechanic
considering the expediency of adding six in a type-writer factory, who earns $12
lumps of sugar to each soldier's ration a week. She has turned a deaf ear to
in the army. But, whatever it decides, many fashionable young men who have
it seems to have been demonstrated that paid court to her on the golf links and in
the matinee girl who eats a pound of the ball room.
bonbons during the performance of a i At a wedding in Illinois the other day
play w ill be able to reach home in a much no men except the bridegroom and the
less exhausted condition than would minister were allowed. Even the ushers
otherwise be possible.
were women, and so was the "best
gymnastic feats. After being tested for
mental capabilities Mr. Childs was offi­
cially pronounced in a first class con­
dition of health.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City, Or.
June 9. I900.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Register
ami Receiver, at Oregon City, Or., on July 27,
19OU, viz :
JOSEPH ALTENBURGFR,
H E. No. II07M, tor the Sw
Sec. 10, T. 6 S, R.
10 W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz :
John Westen burger, Adolph Schultz, of Port
land, O'. ; Theodore Arndt, of Emma, Or.;
Nicholos Affolter, of Neskowin, Or.
C has . B. M ookks . Register.
DUKE OF PORTLAND,
Standard Bred Stallion,
12,939,
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
B L. EDDY,
une.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
German scientists have recently been
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conducting exfieriments to acertain how
far it is safe for people to employ sugar
Will Stand at Tillamook
as an article of diet. These inquiries are
yy II. COOPER,
City during the Sea­
not altogether disinterested, says the
son
Of
1900.
New York Tribune. Quite the contrary.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Two-thirds of the world’s supply of su­
Breeding to Duke of Portland has passed
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON.
gar is made from beets, and more than
the experimental period. His colts are
one-third of the total production of beet
in evidence. Do not take chances by
sugar is credited to Germany. Part of
IL GOYNE,
breeding to any other horse until you
this amount she is able to sell to for­
have
inspected
them.
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice for
eigners. But the greater part of it she
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
P ublication .
consumes herself. Now, exportation is
United S ates Land Office,
Office:
Opposite Court House,
PEDIGREE.
Oregon City, Oregon,
liable to fall off at any time, and it is
May 2nd, 1900.
12.939. Duke of Portland (6) bh foal­
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Notice is hereby given that in compliance
highly probable that the manufacture
with the provisions of the act of Congress of ed 1888 ; by William L., 424-4; dam
will continue to increase. Hence it is
June 3, 1878. entitled •• An act for the sale of .Miss Leggett', by Mambrino Star, 585 ;
lands in the States of California, Oregon, gd. Lady Simmons, by Volunteer,55 ggd
man.’’ It needed only a woman minister timber
desirable, from the German point of view
Nevada and Washington Territory,’’ as ex­
to make the femininity of the occasion tended to all the Public Land States by act of Julia, by Sir Henry, 285. Bred by Wm. 0 LA UDE THAYER,
to promote the use of sugar as far as
TILLAMOOK WEATHER.
August 4, 1*92,
L. Simmons, Lexington, Ky.
complete. And then what a pity the
possible. However, this motive does
CHAS. E. DONALDSON,
Duke of Portland is a half brother to
Temperature.
Of Ti'lamook, county of Tillamook, State of
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
bridegroom
had
to
be
a
man
!
not impair the value of the investigations
the
celebrated stallion Axtell, who made
Maxi-
Mini-
Rain-
Oregon, has this day filed in this office his
a
recoid of 2:12 at three years of age,
sworn
statement
No.
5I9I,
for
the
purchase
GeorgcClark
Musgrave,
who
was
mar
­
recently made. Instead, it imparts grea­
mum
mum
Mean.
filli.
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the Lot No. 2 of See. No. 23, in t own­ and subsequently sold for the enormous
1 ... 63 ... 46 ... 54.1 ... 0.01 ried at New York a few days ago, served of
ter interest to the latter.
ship No. 1 S, Range No. 9 W, and will
sum of$105,000.
...
65
2
...
42
...
53.1
...
0.00
offer
proof
to
show
that
the
land
sought
under the British flag in the Ashantee is more valuable for its limber or stone than for
It is a rather curious fact that although
Duke of Portland was shipped from
3 ... 75 ... 43 ... 59.0 ... 0.00
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our poses, and * • to establish"
hi. Kentucky to the coast by Congressman ROBERT A. MILLER,
Germany makes an enormous quantity
4 ... 63 ... 50 ... 56.1 ... 0.15 campaign, fought with the Cubans agricultural
cknn to ««I..
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Id land
la-fore
the Register ...„
and Re-
of sugar, her people are not the largest 5 ... 62 ... 58 ... 60.0 ... 0.45 under Garcia, then served under the ceiver of this office at Oregon Citv. Oregon, on Tongue and Van B. De Lashmott, and
ATTORNEY- AT- LA W,
Monday, the Both day of July, 1900. He while owned by them and in training
consumers of that commodity. Statistics 6 ... 66 ... 41 ... 53.1 ... T.
American flag in Cuba and has just re­ names
as witnesses :
has repeatedly been driven at a 2-20 gait.
O regon C ity , O regon .
William Illingworth, George Himes, John
for 1897 show that in England the 8 7 ... 72 ... 45 ... 58.1 ... T.
turned from the Transvaal, where he
As a sire Duke of Portland has no super­
... 72 ... 48 ... 60.0 ... T.
Harter ami Morrison Mills, of Tillamook. Ore.
average amount consumed per capita
Any and all persons claiming adveraelv the ior. His colts are good sized, well form­ Land Titles and Land Office Business •
9 ... 76 ... 40 ... 58.0 ... 0.00 was with the England colonial scouts.
alM»ve-deserilM-d lands are requested to file their ed and speedy.
was 85.7 pounds a year, whereas in Ger­ 10 ... 81 ... 4.1 ... 62.0 ... 0.00
Two hundred wedding guests assem­ claims
Specialty.
in this office on or before said 30th day
F. C. SK0MP, Manager.
7
many only 26.6 pounds were eaten. 11 ... 71 ... 47 ... 59.0 ... 0.00 bled at the home of Mrs. M. A. Wildey, of July, i»oo.
...
46
...
0
00
C
has
.
B.
M
oores
,
Register.
... 62.0
Americans ate on an average 62.3 12 ... 78
(JAM EH McCAIN,
13 ... 67 ... 54 ... 60.1 ... 0.00 6436 Eggleston avenue, Chicago, to
INSURE WITH
(A. W. SEVERANCE
NHEKIFFH BALK.
pounds. Hence it would be practicable 14 ... 60 ... 53 ... 56.1 ... 0.20 witness the marriage between her son,
to double or even treble the consumption 1ft ... 64 ... 49 ... 56.1 ... 0.00 Arthur D. Wildey, and Miss Blanche C
yjcCAIN & SEVERANCE,
Claude Thayer,
N otki is H rrery GiVKN.-That the under
as sheriff of Tillamook county, Oiegon Agent or Fireman's Fund and London
in Germany without any appearance of 16 ... 68 ... 5.1 ... 60.1 ... 0.36 Dean. The bride and bridegroom were signed
under
and
by
virtue
of
a
writ
of
rxecutio
.
out
17 ... 67 ... 51
... 59.0 ... 0.35
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
excessive indulgence.
and Lancashire Fire Insurance
18 ... 67 ... 55 ... 61.0
0.65 present at the appointed hour, 5:30 I lllamook county, to enforce the decree made
Still, before recommending a policy of 19 ... 67 ... 60 ... 63.1 ... 2.60 o’clock, but the minister failed to appear. and entered in said Court on the 11th day of
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Companies.
1900, in the suit of T T Geer. F. I. Dun­
this sort, it was deemed wise by the ex­ 20 ... 67 ... 59 ... 63.0 ... 1.90 The guests waited patiently until an June
bar ami < has. S. Moore, constituting the Bonn!
perts to institute elaborate tests of the 21 ... 65 ... 53 ... 59.0 ... 0.40 Hour had passed, when it was announced of ( omm iso ton era for the sale of school and
... 68 ... 47 ... 57.1 ...
university lands, and the management of »he
T.
J) AVID WILEY, M.D.,
effect of a sugar diet. The result was 22
arising therefrom as plaintiffs vs. c H
23 ... 72 ... 49 ... 60 1 ... 0.00 that the wedding had occurred the night nindo
Worthington. Elsie Worthington and G o No­
highly encouraging. It has been deter 24 ... 68 ... 55 ... 61.1 ... 0.00 previous, and that the guest had noth­ lan
at defendants, will on Tuesday, the 7th dav I
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND
mined that a liberal use of sugar is 25 ... 66 ... 49 ... 57.1 ... 0.05 ing to do but to enjoy the wedding of Au«!!«, !»«,. « I ,0 o’clock In th, afternooh
of.«i.l d«y, at the Court Home, at Tillamook
ACCOUCHEUR.
2«
...
67
...
54
...
60.1
...
0.00
sttengthening and fattening.
One is
feast. The voting couple had planned a In Tillamook county. Oregon. Bell at pubti.-
27 ... 72 ... 48 ... 60.0 ... 0.00
In' Tfl" } S !Ol<* C0,n *° ,he hlkheat
All
call
promptly attended to.
taken aback for a moment by ‘.he dis­ 28 ...
secret
and
romantic
marriage,
but
ac
­
bidder, the following described tract of land
63 ... 52 ... 57.1 ... 0.35
General Banking and Exchange busi­
covery that the latter virtue was dem-! 29 ... 69 ... 47 ... 58 0 .. 0.15 I ceded to the wish of the bridegroom’s to w t Th. North « ... quarter aRh.'S
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ness
interest
paid
on
time
deposits.
h.D of
V*'1•I,°l.!*v,ion twenty three«,,,I Sorth
onstrated by experiments with hogs and 30 ... 65 ... 47 ... 56.0 ... 0.50 i relatives for a public wedding. News ot half
South East quarter and North Fast !
quarter
of
South
We.i
quarter
of
o»etlon
21,
in
Exchange on England, Belgium, Ger­
cattle; but this is a situation calling for Sum..2946. ... 1484... ... 177.3...
.. 8.12 the illness of the bride’s mother on Tues­ township 2 North of Range lo West of the
Dr. J. W. Vogel,
Willamette mend,an, In Tillamook countv
cold logic, not sentiment.
M 1
Mean68.6
59.3 .. ......0.00 day made this distasteful to her and the Oregon, to satisfy the a ,n of *91t.S6 „nd «7« ¿0 I many, Sweden, and all foreign countries
Even before the tests were made which
S pecialist
for
R kfratction ano
■ couple concluded to lie married that •tliKney .fra. and the.ost.au,I disbursements
St'MMARV —Menn temp., 59.3 : mnx.
Mid's”“
“ *‘51° “nJ th’ expenae« if
the American consul at Magdeburg re­
TILLAMOOK.
ORE.
night, as originally planned.
D efects of the E ye .
temp., 81
cinte, 10th. «Min. temp.,
IkufA.i ihl-
.
Dated
this Kat.
Sth day of July.
1900
ports to the State department at Wash
G. H. Childs, the young man from Bos-
Will visit TILLAMOOK every three
40
date, 9th. Total precip inches,
H. H ALDERMAN.
ington, it was known that mountain
,
ton,
who
married
Miss
Margaret
Har-
____
sheriff
of
Tillamook
county,
Oregon.
months.
8.12 ; total snowfall inches, 0 ; number
fire
insurance
.
climbers regard sugar as a source of
SHBKlFF’ft MALK
P ortland ... O regon .
of days clear, 7; partly cloudy. 4; i risen, daughter of L. B. Harrison, pre­
energy
Moreovet, the chemists say
O ffice : 132 F irst S treet .
J. S. STEPHENS,
cloudy, 19. Dates of frost —L ight, 9 ; sident of the First National bank, Cin­
N otk b IB H rrrry G ivis .-That the under
that, “it is a soluble carbon hydrate
Billed
a«
sheriff
of
Til
lamook
county.
Oregon
1
R esidence : 529 S herman S treet .
AGENT FOR THF
Killing, (>. Dates of hail, 0 ; sleet, 0 ; cinnati, was made a butt for an hour in under Hi.dhA virtue of an execution dated the
that is easily converted into warmth
MUTUAL and LONDON &
thunder storms, 0 ; auroras, 0. Prevail- the health office one day last week. Will 2oih day of lune, I9OO issued out uf the Circuit HOME
LIVERPOOL
GLOBE
INSURANCE*
and force.” That ought to settle the
Kittredge and some of the local swells, Court of the state of Orntan. for Tillamook
mg wind—Direction, w.
countv. to enforce the <ie< ree made and entered '
question. But the virdivt was not con­
COMPANIES.
including a group from “down east,’’ in
court on the 12th day of June.
'
Remarks.--T truce.
the suit of T 1. (» pt . F. I. Dunbar and Chat
sidered final. Your (terman scientists
Agent for North West School Supply
who
came
with
the
prospective
bride
­
8.
Moore,
constituting
the
Board
of
(
ommU-
C avt . J oski ’ h J. D awson ,
(or the sale of school and univer”tv I
want to measure ami compute, and en­
groom, informed Childs that he could aioners
Yoluntiyv Observer.
lands and for the management ot the fund« 1
m w otary
ublic
TILLAMOOK,
— OREGON
able himself to state his conclusions in
not get a license to marry in Cincinnati arising therein m. as plaintiffs vs. f m v ‘ v <
and Eliza M. Kay a an defendants wiil.mTues-
a mathematical form. He is still hap­
without a certificate of good health. He
‘ " V“f
h»<». at the hour of
pier if he can employ a substantial piece
10 «clock, in the forenoon of said day at the
agreed to undeigo a test and they took Court
C. á X. BAILED r
House, at Tillamook, in said Tillamook
of apparatus in his inquiry.
him before Health Officer Davis to be ex. “"!"£• «wr’D. .-II .t public auction ior,.«Th
DKAI.KR IN
vS-ï
I S. gold com, to th. highest bidder th i
Well, these (terman servants proceeded
STI 'DEH.L KEN H ’.4GO.VS
amined. The latter was let into the in
following described tract of land to wit' Th
in the following manner: They request-
East Quarter of section
TownMm an tv!!-? 110 ^'"DRESSER
OSHOKNE MO U ENS, joke. As Childs danced about the health ’ North
SHAVING,
• "“‘h
K»"K” ’«>■’<• Willamette meridianP 1
ed a man to apply his finger to a device UtiRgi.«. I iht r.ke«, plows, siiti otite office first on one foot and then on the tn Tillamook county Oregon to aail-f, th. 8HAMNO, HAIR CUTTING,
HAIR CUTTING,
Uro 67 »Uh interest thermm at tlJrate
fnrm iiinchinery.
Y 0’1 CM II save 1 other, his companions almost choked in
called an ergostat. or force measurer.
of a percent per annum «nd fro <» attomar ■<
SHAMPOOING, ETC.
money by dealing with me.
a,rd
lb.
coat,
«nd
di.tmr.em.
nt.
of
,«„,
,L,
He exerted himself to the utmost to move
SHAMPOOING,
Special Prices on Huggies and Spring an attempt to smother their laughter. taxed «t JB a .O and th. expense of “aid ,1 . * Electric Bath« nicely Silted up. Good for
the index of the machine. A record of Wagons.
Dated this Sth day of July, IqOO
Childs was made to jump over chairs.
H H ALDERMAN.
PPraon« suffering with rheumatism
liis strength was made. On a different
V. A. BAILEY. Tillamook, Ore.
roll about on the floor and do other
Shatlff of Tillamook County Oregon.
Building next door to the Poet Office
OF
C. & E. Thayer.
CHAS. PETERSON,
TILLA K ’ N
P
-
EDGAR LATIMER,
Hot and Cold paths.
EVERYTHING STRICTLY FIRST CLASS