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THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. OCTOBER 4, 1900. NEW DRY GOODS NEW DRESS GOODS. )DS Ever Shown in this City. 1,000 PATTERNS IN CALICOS TO SELECT FROM. A few nice pieces in French Flannels. DIES GOODS, as usual, we are showing the Largest and Finest Line in the just the latest goods in Winter Patterns. n VCI? cho*ce selection of Outing Flannels in extra heavy weights. Flanneletts in new designs. I ercales, Duck Goods, German Calico and Shirtings in endless varieties. All new bright goods. If you are needing anything in the Dry Goods line it will pay you to visit our store. IN HANDS OF REBELS. lyn. Ensign Landis has seen not quite three years of sea service. He joined the Captain Shields and Party Cap Navy September 6, 1893, and his last tured in Marinduque. cruise expired in May, 1899. He was TILLAMOOK Temperature. Maxi- Mini- mum mum WEATHER. A new assortment of Turkish Stand and Table Covers just received. We are headquarters for the Finest Lines of Underwear that are made. Ask to see our immense stock. Our CLOTHING, HAT and SHOE DEPARTMENTS were never as well stocked as they are at present. And we are selling stacks of them. We have got the goods, and also the prices that sell them. flu% * Quaint Features of Life. Harness Making. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior, Land Office at Oregon City. Ore., September 1;th, iqoo . Notice is hereby given that the f llowing- nained 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 Regis ter and Receiver, at Oregon City, Oregon. 011 October 29th, 190O, viz : WILLIAM H AUSTIN, H. E. No, 12488, for the Lots 2, 3 and 4, Section 6, Tp. 2 S, R. 7 W. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz : G. w. Gayaon, of Tillamook, Or.: W, G. Rude, of North Yamhill, Or ; Win. Merritt, of l'rask, Or. ; O. Merritt, of North Yamhill, Or. C has . B. M oorks , Register. It is not often that one pair of shoes Rain fall. will do two men, but in Middlesboro Ky. there are two men w’ho wear the same W ashington , Sept. 28.—The War De ordered to the Asiatic squadron Decem 1 .. 68 ... 52 ... 60.0 partment has received the following ca- ber 22, 1899. Cadet Vincent has had 2 . .. 80 ... 47 ... 63.1 ... 0.00 pair at, the same time. One has the right | ... 0.00 ■ blegram from General MacArthur; one year and seven months of sea ser 1 3 . .. 74 ... 48 ... 61.0 ... 0.00 foot off, while the other is minus the left. | « They wear the same size shoe and make ; 4 . 75 ... 47 ... 61.0 ... T. “Manila, Sept. 28.—Adjutant-General, vice. February 1. 1899, he was as- 5 . . 67 ... 45 ... 56.0 ... 0.04 it a point to buy together and only have ! ■ Washington, September 11, Captain signed to the New Orleans. Makes a Specialty of Manufactur 6 . . 65 ... 46 ... 55.1 ... 0.14 to get one pair. By this method they | Devereaux Shields, with 51 men of Com ing all kinds of 7 . . 63 ... 50 ... 56.1 ... T. pany F, Twenty-ninth Regiment United I 8 . . 62 ... 55 ... 58.1 ... 0.11 are able to get their footwear at half j Real Estate Transfers. price, as they divide the cost. . 63 ... 56.0 9 . ... 52 ... 0.04 States Volunteer Infantry, and one — hospital corps man, left Santa Cruz, Madeline Jenkins to Frank B. Herring 10 . . 79 ... 47 ... 63.0 ... 0.01 Willie Fahti, aged just 2 years, lives NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. ton, a tract in the John S. Tripp, ; 11 . . 72 ... 58 ... 65.0 ... 0.00 Marinduque, by the gunboat Villalobos, Department of the Interior, Carriage Trimmings. 12 . . 60 ... 46 ... 53.0 ... 0 01 with his parents half a mile from Kai D.L.C. Land Office at Oregon City, Ore., for Torrijos, intending to return over 13 . . 63 ... 52 ... 57.1 ... 0.04 ser’s lake, near St. Joseph, Mo. One day September 17th 1900. • First Class Work Guaranteed. Notice is hereby given that the following land to Santa Cruz, Have heard nothing Mogens Sommers et ux to Wm. M. 14 . . 65 ... 50 ... 57.1 ... 0.26 last week Willie disappeared in the morn named settler has tiled notice of his intention . 64 ... 56.1 15 . ... 49 ... 0.36 Webb, N of Ne Vi of sec. 20, tp. 3 In Bailey’s Warehouse at since from Shields, Scarcely doubt that to make final proof in support of his claim, and 16 . . 62 ... 48 ... 55 0 ... 0.43 ing and was discovered thirty-six. hours that said proof will be made before the County S, R. 10W. the entire party has been captured with Tillamook City. 17 . . 63 ... 46 ... 54.1 ... 0.23 later stalled in the mud of the lake shore, Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Oi.’, on OctoIyer 27th, I900. viz : many killed and wounded, Shields A. W. Fletcher to Geo. T. Poteet, lot 33 18 . . 68 ... 44 ... 56.0 ... 0.02 nothing but his head being visible. As ur-ia. Bi. ■ ml ib ; in jar ■ m ar JAKOB LUTH I, 19 . . 64 ... 47 ... 55.1 ... 0.43 in sec. 5, tp. 5 S, R. 10 W. among the latter. Information sent by II. E No. 11067 for the Ne !< of Be %, Sec. 38, Tp, 20 . . 65 ... 55 ... 60.0 ... 0.25 near as can be learned from his baby 1 S , K. Io W. letter from the commanding officer at Thomas H. Penter to Geo. T. Poteet, 21 . He names the fo'lowin' witnesses to prove 65 ... 55 ... 60.0 ... 0.08 talk lie got stuck there shortly after his bis continuous residence upon and cultivation Boac, dated 20th, received September 22 . . 66 ... 50 ... 58.0 ... 0.12 disappearance and had slept as lie stood PROFESSIONAL CARDS. 2.96 acres in tp. 5 S, R. 10 W. of said land, viz: Albert Benscheldt, James Staseck, Alfred 24th, consisted of rumors through na Bird L. Beals et ux to Chas. H. Woolf, 23 . . 61 ... 49 ... 55 0 ... 0.20 all night. The little fellow was weak Gubser, John Matejick, of Tillamook. Or. 24 . . 59 ... 45 ... 52.0 ... 0.01 tives. C has . B. M oorms , Register. and desperately hungry when rescued, ß L. EDDY, W 14 of lot 2, block 4, McDermott’s 25 . . 61 ... 38 ... 49.1 ... T. “ The Yorktown and two gunboats, 26 . . 68 ... 39 ... 58.1 ... 0.02 but soon recovered and is uow as well as add. to Tillamook. NOTICE KOK PUBLICATION. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. T. 27 . . 66 ... 39 ... 52.1 ... George Anderson (Colonel Thirty-eighth Department of the Interior, Land Office at G. S. Nelson to Cloverdale Baptist 28 . . 63 ... 46 ... 54.1 ... T. ever. Oregon City, Ore., September ist. tyoo. Volunteer Infantry),with two companies T illamook , O regon Notice is hereby given that the following church, a tract in tp. 1 S, R. 10 W. An Illinois paper contains the following 29 . . 60 ... 37 ... 43 1 ... 0.00 named settler has filed notice of his intention Thirty-eighth Volunteer Infantry, sent 30 . . 57 ... 43 ... 50.0 ... 9.10 comprehensive ad.; “I take great plea to make fi al proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the to Marinduque immediately. Anderson Antone Plasker to Frederick Johnson, sure in announcing to the people of yy H. cooper , Register and Receive , at Oregon City, Oregon, 10 acres in tp. 2 S, R. 9 W. Sum. .1968. ...1425.. ... 170.2... .. 2.90 confirms the first report as to capture, on October I9. 19OO, viz : Wellington and the surrounding country FREDERICK M BLAISDELL, but was unable, on September 27, to 56.5 . ....... 0.00 that I have purchased the J. N. Barritt Mean65.3 .. 47.1.. 11.E. No. 11504, for the S 1 j of Se ‘4, Lots 7, 8 and The ideal husband is the one who al- ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. 9, S c. 10, Tp. 3 N, R. 8 W. give details and present whereabouts of S ummary —Mean temp., 56.5; max. stock of furniture and will not only en He names the following witnesses to prove Shields and party, or names of the killed ' ways does exactly as his wife wantshim temp. , 79; date, 10th. Min. temp., 38; his continuous residence upon and cultivatiou TILLAMOOK, OREGON. large the stock, but will put in a full to. of said land, viz and wounded. His information will { date, 25th. Total precip. inches, 2.90; line of undertaker’s goods. I am a licen Dell Springer, of Jewell, Oregon; Matt Lllk- The Bryanite managers announce that total snowfall inches, 0 ; number of karilla, of Elsie, Oregon ; Krick Heiustrom. of probably be available soon. Anderson sed embalmer and will attend calls night Olney, Oregon ; Dave Tweedie, ol Vine Maple- II. GOYNE, has orders to commence operations im- they hail the coal miners’ strike as a dis days clear, 8 ; partly cloudy, 4 ; cloudy, and day. Will furnish a funeral car when Oregon. C has . B. M ookks Register. tinct aid to Bryan and his cause. Is it mediately and move relentlessly, until 18. Dates of frost- —Light, 24th, 25th, | desired. I also do all kinds of repairing ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, NOTICE OF FINAL HKTTI.KMKNT. Shields and his party are rescued. Logan not remarkable that a candidate for the 26th, 27 th, 29th. Killing, 0. Dates of and make screens. I am also an attor Office : Opponile Court Hnn»e, will be sent to Marinduque, if necessary, highest office in the land should regard hail, 0; sleet, 0 ; thunder storms, 6th ; ney and notary public and will give legal N otice is H krebv G iven ,—That the under* T illamook , O regon . with favor a strike which means incalcu auroras, 0. Prevailing wind—Direction, signed, administrator of the Estate of J. K. to clear up the situation. I advice and draw tp legal papers of all Barker, deceased, lisa filed in the County C ourt lable loss and hardship to thousands of N.W. “M ac A rthur .” of tiie >tatf'»f (»rvgon, for Tillamook County, kinds. Farm loans a specialty. I soli his final RCCOUIIt M such administrator, and Remarks.—First frost on the 24th. cit a share of your patronage and invite QLAUDE THAYER, The Twenty-ninth Infantry was re people ? What a commentary on the • that Tuesday, the sixth day of November, I9OO. at the hour of ten o’clock a.tn., has been cruited at Fort McPherson (Atlanta), Bryan stock in-trade when such a calam- Solar halo, 29th and 30th. : vou to call and get acquainted.” 1 fixed by Raid court as the time for hearing ob- Shields was Lieutenant’! is welcomed as tending to promote | ATTORNBY-AT-LAW, C apt . J oseph J. D awson , Ga. Captain ( 'jectioiiH to said account, and the settlement (thereof. WILLIAM BARKER, n#»1 rtf Voluntary Observer. Rather than write his name 54,000 Colonel of thf the Second Misciscinni Mississippi fliirinfr during democratic SUCCESS. T illamook , O regon Administrator of the Estate of J. E. Barker, «!»■<•« used James Oliver, a prosperous farmer of times A. M Moreland, secretary of the the Spanish War. He was made Captain Summary of the weather in Tillamook Carnegie Steel company, tendered his in the Twenty-ninth Infantry July 5, Kenova, W. Va., lost his wife three SUMMON*. IJAMK8 McCAIN, county from March 21st to September resignation. This is the basis of the re ¡A. w. 8KVKKANCK 1899. He was a resident of Natchez, months ago. He was inconsolable. She • In the Circuit Court of the State ofOrego’», for 21st, 1900 : was buried on the farm and a fine mar cent sensational story about Mr. More Miss., where his wife now resides. I Tillamook County. J^oCAIN & SEVERANCE, Highest max. tern., 81°, June 10. • George E. Withington, land being forced out of the Carnegie The scene of this latest reverse is a ble shaft placed over the grave. Ar • plaintiff, Lowest min. tern., 50°, April 8-15. A TTORN E YS-AT-LA W, vs. concerns and his retirement being fol small island lying due south of the south rangements were also made for memor A. I*. Wilson and Susie A. Wilson, Highest min. tern.,60°, June 16,Sep. 11 lowed by that of other officials. Mr. ern coast of Luzon and about 300 miles ial service and sermon at the grave. defeudants. T illamook . O kboon . Lowest min tern., 30°, April 9. To A. 1’. Wilson end Susie A. Wilson the de Moreland in the secretary of all the Car from Manila. Marinduque is about 24 Meanwhile Miss Henrietta Cowper, fendants above named : Total number of stormy days, 8. negie interests, including the Carnegie JJAVID WILEY, M.D., In the name of the State of Oregon, You are miles in diameter and was garrisoned by young, graceful and charming, arrived hereby required to appear and answer tin com rainy days, 91. »» company, the New Jersey corporation, plaint filed against you in the above entitled two small detachments of United States in town. The weeping Oliver “noticed" light frosty days, 9; killing, 1 which is the operating company. The suit on or before the last day of the time pre PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND troops. One of these was at Boac, on her. On the day of the memorial ser scribed in the order for the publication of thia on which hail fell, 7. »» old Carnegie Steel company, limited, or summons, to-wit. on or before Thursday, Octo the west coast of the island, and the vice, with hundreds of people participat ACCOUCHEUR. her 4th, 1900, and if you fail so to appear and ice formed, 0 ; sleet, 1. ganized under the laws of Pennsylvania, answer for want thereof plaintiff will apply to other was at Santa Cruz, the principal ing, the solemnity of the occasion was at All call promptly attended to. Total amount of rainfall, 31.30 inches. has to retain a separate organization, said court for the relief demanded in the com the close changed to a joyousness for port on the North side. Captain Shields plaint herein. The relief demanded is that Greatest amount in 24 hours, 2.60. T illamook , O regon . The work of issuing the $160,000,000 of you may be required to set forth the nature of appears to have started from Santa two of the throng. The minister was your claim to the real property referrtal loin Total amount of rainfall from Septem bonds of the Carnegie company, which the complaint herein, said real prop<-rty l>eing Cruz on a gunboat for Torrijos, a small standing as though in expectancy and ber 21. 1899, to September 21, 1900, was part of the reorganization scheme, ROBERT A. MILLER, situated ir. Tillamook County, Oregon, and dea- while the waiting people watched Oliver coast port, and it is inferred that the ciibvd as follows, to wit The West one-h df of 109.38 inches. the Northeast quarter and the Southeast quarter fell upon Mr. Moreland. There are 54,- boat as well as the body of troops uuder arose and advanced toward the chancel ATTORNEY-AT LAW, of the No theast quarter of section fourteen and Dates of thunder storms, May 9, 10, 000 bonds, ranging in denomination the Southwest quarter of the Southeast quarter that officer has been captured, for the and stood in waiting. In a moment he 26, July 31st, September 6. O regon C ity , () i < room . of section eleven, all in township one North of from $1,000 to $25,000 each, and Mr. was joined by Miss Cowper, who, ap dispatch makes no reference to her re I Hauge ten Weft of Willamette Meridian, and Land Title« and Land Office Business a C aptain J oseph J. D awson , Moreland had to affix his signature, as | that all adverse claims of you, the said rlefen proaching, placed her hand in his. Then Specially. turn. I danta, may l»e determined by a decree of the Voluntary Weather Observer. Secretary of the Carnegie Steel company, above-entitled court; that by said decree it be The officers of the gunboat Villalobos all was plain. No one now thought of dec a red and adjudged that you, the said defen limited, to all of them. dants, have no estate, title or interest whatever were; Lieutenant Edward Simpson, leaving and James Oliver and Henrietta I in or to Raid described real property, or any Notice. commanding; Ensign I. F. Landis and ; Cowper were pronounced one. The part thereof, and that the title of plaintiff Cecil Rhodes once fitted up a beautiful thereto is good and valid ; that you an<! each of Naval Cadet R. W. Vincent. Lieutenaut | happy couple drove at once to Mr. Oli cemetary near Kiinlierley, but for some you be for ever barred from any ami all claim This is to warn all persons against Io or estate or interest whatsoever In or to the Simpson has seen over 14 years active ver's home and far into the night could reason it remained untenanted. Seeing said described real propert y, and that plaintiff's having anything to do with a note given be heard the gay voices of the voung sea service. He entered the Navy June ( title thereto be quieted, mid that plaintiff have this Mr. Rhodes offered a bonus to wid judgment against y<<u for his coats and disburse 17, 1888. He returned from his last] people who had accompanied them. by me to B. R. Daniel, as I have a bill ows who would bring their husbands to ments her« in. This Muir mons is published in the Tillamook tour of sea service in May, 1896, and Across the field, like a specter, gleamed against the Daniel’s estate, and shall not lie buried in this cemetery, but without Headlight by order of Hon. G. W Sappingt 11, pay the note until it is settled. i white in the moonlight the marble shaft was assigned to shore duty. February i County Judge of Tillamook County, <>r<goti, avail. Eventually one poor woman al A. S. B urton . made and dated August 22nd, I900, the lime SHAVING, 1, 1898, he was ordered to the Brook- above the grave of the first wife. lowed her husband to be buried there pr«*scribed in the order for publication being once a week for six siicceMive weeks, and the HAIR CUTTING, and a handsome marble stone was erect dale of fin. publication laiing Ihuisday, August 23, I900. mid the other publication* SHAMPOOING, ed over his grave. But even then the ’ being August 80, 1900 ; Heptembcr 6, I900 ; scheme hung fire. The inhabitants, pass S< ptember 13. ifMO ; Ki-ptember 20, iqoo ; Septem - ber 27, 1900: and Octolier 4, I900, tiu- last b«-ing the (late < f the last publication of this sum ▼j’ ing the gates of the beautiful cemetery, mons, and said several publications being on would look through the railings and see EVERYTHING STRICTLY FIRST CLASS Thursday of each week. the one man lying there in solitary state MILTON W. SMITH «t B L EDDY, Dealers in Attorney» lor Plaintiff. and go away shaking their heads and ■ • thinking how lonely it must be. Mr. Rhodes got so exasperated that he in î* Next to Wade & Briggs’ Store. creased the bonus until it was a large £.4 sum. Then the inhabitants gradually began to weaken, one after the other Stylish Hair Cutting, Headquarters for Dairymen’s Supplies. General Banking and Exchange bllti- bringing their dead to the lonely ceme news interest paid on lime d»q»O»its. A Clean Shave, tery, which became as popular as such a Agent for CHARTER OAK STOVES. 0 place can properly lie. Exchange on England, Bclgiiini, Ger Shampooing, etc Large Stock of Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Glass. many, Sweden, and all foreign countries 4J Q. ■z Mean. ■ « « « S. M. HAYES Harness, Saddles, Collars, CHAS. PETERSON, Barta M c I ntosh & Hot and Cold Baths. mcnair , THE NEW BARBER SHOP. HARDWARE, TINWARE and CHINA. STOVES, RANGES and HEATERS. C. & E. Thayer. Persistency Wms. The Reliable GROCERY STORE Excellent Cooking is not Difficult If you provide first class materials with which to cook. Groceries and Provisions make easy the preparations g 0ur ® of tempting, wholesome and satisfying food. Such niate- rials make rare good eating. Buv here and buy right. KING & KERREMANS OF % Here is a hint to office seekers, related by a Washington correspondent: Mr. Blank, who used to hang about Wash ton a good deal, bothering the life out of people in the State department and the White House, is now in a snug berth abroad, one where he draws a modest salary and has no power for harm. “ How in the world did Blank manage to get that appointment ?” some one asked. “Don’t you know ? Well, I’ll tell you. He hung around here a long time, giving advice and putting in a good word for himself, till one day John ¡lay went over to the White House and said: “ ‘Mr. President, Blank is bothering the life out of me again. He is still after that place abroad.’ ‘“How long will it keep him out of the country if we give it to him?’asked the president. “ ‘Oh, two years at least, and longer if we have luck.’ ‘“Then make out his commission to day and 1 11 sign it.’ ’• SIMLER, Prop., The Fashionable Barber I. TILLAMOOK. ORE. C. A. BAILEY, HEADLIGHT OKAI.KR IN STUDER. I KE K H’.IGOJV OSBORNE and WEEKLY OREGONIAN One Year for $225 TWO LIVE PAPERS. Rugginii, HOWERS, rnken, plows, »tl.il ollie lami iiiHcliiorry. You chi . Have money by dealing with me. Special Prices on Buggiea ami Spring Wagone. C. A. HAILEY. Tillamook, Ore. EDGAR LATIMER, The regular fiuInscription price of | BARBER ANO HAIRDRESSER THE HEADLIGHT is SI 50. and SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, the regular aubacription price of the Weekly Oregonian ia $1.50. SHAMPOOING. ETC. Any one aubacribing for THE, HEADLIGHT and paying one] Electric Baths nicely flitted up Good for persona suffering with rheumatiNm, year in advance can get both for Building next dour to the Post Office. $2.25.
