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1 HE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. APRIL 11. 190L
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his proposition is strongly op­
posed to any course of action
and which will subject him to excite­ &
Mortgage
companies
Following are the school officers of the school districts of Tillamook countyjfor
others whose property has been ment. Mr. Kruger’s general
the year 1901. Names ot clerks are in the first column.
bid in for back taxes in any health is fair, but he has weak
...Tillamook.
Hv. Kunze........ Wm. Tinnerstet, Jonas Olsen, Chas. Kunze
county in Oregon may, by the heart action, and has been
...Tillamook.
T. W. I.yster..... C. S. Wells, A. Christenson. J. B. Delsman.....
At this Season of the year, when the weather changes so suddenly.
provisions of a bill passed by the i warned that he must live quietly.
J. W.Jennings...T. R Elliott, T. Hangen. W. B. Elliott............ ...Bay City.
Do not let the cough run on, it may lead to Catarrh or Con.
..Cloverdale.
last Legislature under a very in­ ¡The talk about his American
J. L. Burk..........J. G. Kennedy, A. J. Rhoades, D. A. Bailey ...
£
sumption.
You can quickly cure your Cough by using
..Nehalem.
nocent title, escape the payment journey comes from Boer sym­
Mrs. M. Snyder.Wm. Tubbesin, Dan Cronan. H Tobi.............
A. W. Atterbury.O. H. Wood. Win. Redberg, W. H. Christensen..... Oretown.
of all penalties if the tax is paid pathizers in Holland, who are
Sturgeon's White Pine, .4^^—.—
Geo. W. Phelps.Jas. Tone, Chas. Desmond, W. C. O Hara..... ...Netarts.
before July 1. The law also re­ 1 unwilling to admit that he has
Alva Finley...... A. W. Bunn, J. R. Finley, J. D. Wallace......... ...Beaver.
lates to the mortgage taxes over exhausted the resources of diplo­
THE IDEAL COUGH CURE, it licals.it cures, if not satisfactory
Thos Coates..... II. H Aiderman, B. L. Eddy, A. McNair ...... ....Tillamook.
which there was so much litiga- macy aud has nothing in reserve.
your money back. Price, 50c.
F. D. Vincent ...Eric Gkidd, Andrew Anderson, G. Wicklund.. ...Tillamook.
tion. The penalty is 20 per
...Nehalem.
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H. V. Alley...... ...E. K. Scovell, J. S. Gray, N. P. Alley................
cent for the first, and 10 per
S. H. Phillips ...Ed. Blum, B. W. Turner. I. H. Moore............ .. Nestoctou.
Charles Allis, representing the
s. T. STTTieG-EOZsr,
cent for the second year. The
$ PRESCRIPTION
G. H. Ward...... A. C. Wagner, W. W. Conder, G. W. Body felt...... Hebo.
DRUGGIST.
TILLAMOOK CITY, OR.
saving to those who would have great piant of the E. P. Allis
Win. Brisco..... N. McMillan, Chris. Peterson, L. M. Alley.............. Garibaldi.
Company,
is
in
New
York
in
had
to
pay
it
under
the
old
law
Wm.H.Hoskins.John Hickey, Frank Crane, .Martin Riplev............. Foley.
is considerable, and the loss to connection with a proposition to
T J. Lucy...........J. F. Weatherly, N. A. Miles, R. C. Magarell..... Woods.
some counties in corresponding I consolidate all the big machinery
M A. Smith....... John Cook. Doug. Bryan, C. L. Smith.................... Trask.
F. Scherzinger...Chas. W. Coeras, A. Howman,J. W. Helleubrand .Neskowin.
amount. Another provision of and stationary engine plants of
A. Frazer ..........Geo. T. Poteet, ]. R. Craven. J. C. Foster............ Oretown.
the act directs that on the first the country. The trust will, if
P. A. Baxter ....Geo. T. Baxter, Mrs. Anna Hill, H. V. Hill........... Dolph.
Monday in July the Sheriff shall formed, have a capital of $50,-
W. C. King ...... Dan Atkinson, W. C. Wolfe. Mrs. L. A. Hoyt....... Sand Lake.
sell all lands heretofore bid in by 000,000 and include over 40
J. A. Dawson ...A. Arstill, G. E. Tucker, G. S. Nelson....................... Cloverdale.
the county to the highest cash plants. William Allis said that
F. L. Buell........ Henry Rogers, |. F. Martin, T. H. McCormack ...Tillamook.
bidder.
It would seem, underthis the combination has been under
24. "Clay Daniel...... E. R. Bales, N. M. Nelson, Wm. Woods.................. Balm.
clause,
that the old mortgage consideration for some time, but
M. D. Reading..E.Dailev, A. Apalev, G. Munson....... ....................... Tillamook.
taxes
over
which there has been that his company has never given
Henry A. Ely ...Geo. Pain, Herman Gessner, T. K. Wilson............ Spruce.
the
so much dispute, might be bid an option on the plant. None
M. A Cady .J. J. Hollett, E. E. Rowland. Jas. Peterson........... Blaine.
in by those who are liable, for of the other officers would con­
Ada Morrison...Chas Pye, Fred Zaddach. Herman Tubbersin..... Nehalem.
LenaNystrom ..Mrs. C. Ha isen, Louis Nystrom. N Leslie .......... Nehalem.
one-third or one-fourth of the firm the report that the combin­
Joseph Michaud.R. G. Jackson, J. M. Morgan, C. B. Wiley............. Netarts.
tax due.
The mortgage com­ ation has been formed and that
31. H. B. Hendricks.R. W. Robbinson, C. H. Hicks, Ace Hare...... ....Bay City.
panies own most of the property, 1 the Allis Company is in it.
32. Jay Ford...........W. M. Sturgeon, W. N. Haves, Nancy Smith....... Beaver.
having acquired it by foreclosure j
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I. C. (¿nick___ Peter Norberg, Kasper Scblappi, Deroy Quick...... Tillamook.
proceedings, and would, under j
California oil experts have
Theodor Arndt..Stephen Bauer, J. T. Weckart, Nick Affolter..... ...Emma.
such a plan, be the principal ones1
Alice Smith ...... W. B. Smith, J. P. Reeher, W. J. Smith................. Wilson.
bonded 4000 acres near The
benefited. They have sold off Dalles, Ore., from P. L. Kretzer
Mary Hayes.... Peter Newberg, I. C Cove, Henry Hayes................ Spruce.
quite
a
lot
of
the
property
since,
B. P. McArthur.E. B Graves, Ü. P. McKinley, John Nitson .......... Dolph.
but are still liable under the and others. They have made
J. Wm. Gilni' re.lames Staseekjohn Zurcher, Geo. Welirle................ Bay City.
warranty deeds given.
By a an examination of the land and
Mary J.Boyakin.Jos Effenberger, D. Vedder, H. Schollrneyer...... Nehalem.
close reading of the law it ap-1 pronounce it all right for oil.
H. Goasbinn..... Jos. Hauxhnrst. J. A. Biggs, Geo. Hunt.................. Barnegat.
They say an oil belt runs through
E. A. Chamberlain.J. Kays, H. M. Farmer, O. R. Chamberlain ...Spruce.
pears that they may even be able I
W. A. Gage ...... H. II. Miller, D. T. Werschkul. A. H. Gage...........Cloverdale.
to evade payment of the old i California, Oregon and Wash­
ington to British Columbia. Mr.
Axel Nelson
Elmer Hall, Peter Asp, John Heagnev.................... Tillamook.
mortgage taxes altogether.
Kretzer and those associated
Geo.E.Robinson.C. E. Bisconer, Chas. H. McClane, P. Guinn...... Dolph.
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with him decline to divulge the
C. N. Johnson ...Norman Dye. J. Christensen, E. Kinnatnon........... Beaver.
Mary J. Bowles.L. L. Smith, Thos. Bowles, Andrew Peterson
Hobsonville.
The Philadelphia North Am-’ names or the plans ot the experts
J. M. Burton Chas. Retd, T. M. Burton, W. R. Calkins.............Otis.
erican says : While British steel to whom the land has been
and iron manufacturers are bonded. It is said that prepara­
the manifesto, and considerable argu­ alarmed at the prospect of com­ tions are being made for boring.
SOUTH PRAIRIE.
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How about spring poetry. Mr. Editor ? ment was required to overcome his ob­ petition with Mr. Morgan’s bil-
lion-dollar steel trust, British
[Please don’t, for the editor has enough jections.
On
recommendation
of Senator,
Colonel Ababa, the insurgent leader of shipbuilders are in the best of
to worry him already. The editor will
Mitchell,
of
Oregon,
the
Presi-1
Zambales Pros ince, with 13 officers, 83
not object to spring chicken being sent
humor. So long as the Ameri­
men and 92 rifles, surrendered to Lieut.-
dent has directed the appoint­
in |
can
trust
can
use
the
Dingley
Colonel Mancil C. Goodrell, commanding '
ment of Hon. George W. Colvig,
Oscar Loomis and family have remov­ the marines stationed at Olongapo, on I tariff to keep up prices at home,
of Grant’s Pass, Or., as United:
ed to Tillamook City.
and
at
the
same
time
sell
its
sur
­
Subig Bay. General Malvar, with about
States Consul at Barranquilla, j
Henry Ward and family have removed 3 )0 men and as many rifles, is expected | plus production in Great Britain
! Colombia. Mr. Colvig is a law-
to Tillamook City.
at
less
than
the
American
price,
to surrender shortly at Silang, in Cavite
Dennis Billings has rented and is re­ Province.
the British shipbuilders are se- [ yer, and was a member of the j
siding on the Daniels place.
. cure. As Sir William Doxford State Legislature. For a num­
Harry Hill has mo/ed on his farm on
pointed out to the stockholders! ber of years he was a member of
the upper end of the prairie. We bid all Wood Fresnrver Uwed l»y Uncle Sam on I in his company, the American the State Railroad Commission
Also the Best Advertising
Yamhill Iti ver Work.
these new comers welcome.
¡import duties on steel enablej in Oregon. * * *
1
Mr. Wm. Gray, accompanied by his .Her I tn of Avenarius Carbolineum Rec­ ’ the trust to exact from American !
medium
ognized l>y National, State and
wife, is here operating the South Prairie
shipbuilders from $5 to $10 a ton ■ Represenative Hepburn, of
Munici pal Governments.
1
Iowa,
chairman
of
the
committee
cheese factory. He is a nephew of Judge
more than the price at which it
Gray, of Astoria, ami he operated Mr.
The fame of Avearius Carbolmeum sells to British customers.
He! on interstate and foreign com-1
McIntosh’s cheese factory at Oretown l.ns steadily extended, ns the only bona
merce of the last Congress and
looks
upon
Mr.
Morgan
as
his!
last year, so he can be relied upon as a tide preserver of wood, since its discov­
ery m Germany thirty years ago. It has good friend because the steel 1 who will no doubt remain at the
first class cheese maker. Rasper Sclilap stood all tests of climate, soil and water
head of the committee, gives it
pi goes inimedia tcl v to takecharge of the and steadily lived down all pretended j trust will keep up the cost of
as
his opinion Monday that the i
American-built
ships
and
keep
factory on the Hathaway place. We re­ rivals. Today it is not only employed
next
Congress will pass the bill j
in
all
countries
for
the
preservation
of
down the cost of ships built in
gret loosing Rasper from our midst.
wood used for household art ides .such as Great Britain.
authorizing
the construction of
The Austin Veatcli cheese factory at nouses, barnes, fences, etc., but the na­
the
Nicaragua
Canal.
Wellsville will begin operations as soon tional governments, both of Europe and
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as the machinery comes from California. America, have recognized its value in
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The rush to Nome this season
saving public constructions from decay.
A strange new sound came ovei the Following their example citiesand coun­ will be the largest yet.
B. F. Durphy, the Portland
Even at
hills from the South the other morning. ties have also adopted avenarius carbo-
man who is accused of having at
this
early
date
hundreds
of
in-
J. P. ALLEN,
lineum
for
bridges,
pavements,
etc.,
and
It was the whistle of the new saw mill at
the leading ship builders and railroad j tending Nomeites are buying least three, and possibly four, i
Proprietor
Blu msviilc.
companies have shown their faith in its tickets so as to be sure of a berth wives, arrived in that city from I
merits by treating ship timbers, cars,
BARNBGAT.
telegraph holes and ties with the same when the time comes to go. The San Francisco on Sunday morn­ First class accommodation
never failing preventative against cli- earliest sailing for that place ing in custody of Deputy Sheriffs:
at second class rate.
Barnegat has been visited of late with I malic decay and rapacious wood boring
from Seattle is April 26, that Matthews and McMillan. He
hail storms for April came in like alion. i vermin, both of land and water.
being the date the steamer Jeanie was arrested at Eureka, Cal., on BEST MEALS IX TI1E
Regardless of the weather, there is some | Great bodies move slowly, and only
act after mature delitieralion. It may is scheduled to sail.
Most all of, a warrant sworn out in Portland !
CITY.
travel.
¡therefore be safely stated that govern­
the
berths
have
been
sold
already, > by wife No. 2.
ments
and
corporations
did
not
employ
Ezery Hauxhnrst went to Hobsonville
Tillamook,
Ore
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avenarius carbolineum until fully con­ and the company is thinking ofj
Wednesday.
vinced of its money saving as well as chartering another steamer toj
The Albany Democrat says:
Captain Hunt, of Cape Meares, went wood preserving qualities. Priyate in­
to Bay City and to the Hub, and re- dividuals desirous of lengthening the life take care of the many people If Senator Mitchell should stand
of wood work and at the same time cur­ who are intending going up to in with the ship subsidy bill, as
turned Saturday.
tailing expenses, need not fear to follow Nome this season.
Dozens of ‘ au exchange has intimated, some
Mrs. George Elliot went to the city on the precedents established.
lit cent local examples proving the steamers, schooners and barges of the men who voted for him
business Thursday, but has not returned
OF SAN FRANCISCO, DEALERS IN
truth of the above statements are not will make the trip this year, and will be mad enough to help ride
at the preseet writing.
wanting. The reconstructed Madison ■
But perhaps he
Mrs Annie Johnson and daughter, of street bridge in Poitland has been treat-; the prospects are that every one him on a rail.
Tillamook city, united with friends at ed with avenarius carbolineum, as has ! of them will be loaded to the will not do anything of the kind.
the pavement at the intersection of 1 gunwales with passengers and! Wait.
Barnegat the past week, returning home also
four streets in that city where the heavi- I
Saturday.
ear street car and wagon traffic converge. I freight.
Notice.
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BOX SHOOKS
Bert Biggs went to the Hub Saturday. The latter use of the compound was j
I
made at the earnest solicitation of street
persons are hereby forbidden to
Webely Elliott is down on the visit.
Since the rebellion in tile
the I i
car managers who confidently look for !
gratifying results.
Philippines 50,000 men is the tresPass' b.v driving stock of any kind general merchandise
i'lie gentlemen in charge of the Uniter!
my stock ranch at Blaine, Til.
'
lowest
estimate of the War De- through
Aguinaldo Signa Peace Manifesto. States engineer department for Oregon
ainook Co. Or.
J. D. J oses .
are now applying aveneriua carliolineiim partment of the casualties SUS-
M anila , April R.—General MacArthur to the dams and lock work on the Yam- •
And LOGGERS’ SUPPLIES
tained
by
the
Filipino
forces
;
GUAICOIAN SALK.
says it is impossible to make a statement lull river, a flattering tribute to its merits
AGENTS STEAMERS
W. H. KRUGER” AND "ACME.”
concerning Aguinaldo now.
which was certainly not extended until 7667 rifles have been captured
is hereby given, that in persiiancc of
surrendered, and 65,142 an Notice
It is possible that Aguinaldo will soon searching investigation satisfied the au or
For s»n Francisco and L or Angel«,.
otder of »de made aii.l entered bv the
thorities that it was a measure of prac rounds of ammunition have been County Court of the County of Tiilamook State
lie removed from the Malacanan Palace tical economy.
of Oregon, on the iotfc day of April, iQi»r. in the Hobsonville, Or.
J. E, SIBLEY, Mgr
to n large house, with pleasant grounds,
With such examples before them it seized. The number of Filipinos matter of the estate of Frederick M. Davidson
and Montie V. La vidson, minora, the under­
56 General Solano street, a fashionable I would appear that the individual is fool- killed cannot be accurately de­ signed Guardian of the person ami e*»»«te
the said minora, will self at pul 1‘r
quarter of the city beside the Psnig river, I ish and the official almost euljtable who termined, as General McArthur of
auction, subject to contirmi.tion bv said
| does not protect his own, or the taxpay- .
which is lieing renovated and prepared el’s pockets by using this compound, in his dispatches states that it is Court, the following described real propert'
to wit Beginning a* the South writ «or er . f
tor occupancy.
thus saving from decay, and lengthening impossible to be accurate on this the James Quick and Anna Quick Donation
Land Claim, ami running thence hast >3«
Aguinaldo is purchasing diamonds and the life of all frame structure« for which
: thence North 75 links ; thence Fast 10
point. It would not surprise chains
other jewelry. lie continue*« to receive thus saving from decay, and lengthening
chains ; thence North iq .« chains ; thence Ka.st
the life of all frame structures for which officials should
the Filipino 6 75 chains to the East of said D L C. thence
certain visitors, but newspaper cones« he is individual/ or urticially responsi
North 50 links thence West it.7« chains •
fatalities reach 25,000, and some thence
South 2.S5 chains; thence V «<» as
pendents are < al tided.
hie.
chains to the Wee« Hue ol the said D T. C thence
say
that
50,000
is
closer
to
the
Fisher Thoraen
Co., of Portland.
It is said that the manifesto which
8011 h 11 65 chains to the place of beginnitif
tai n i ng <2 75 acres.
Adjutant-General con That
Aguinaldo has been preparing has not Or., are sole Pacific coast agents for ave real figures.
»aid sale will be made on the 9th day ot
nanus eart»olineum, and it can lie found
Max, lyj»i, at to o clock in the fore no >11. nt the
yet lieen signed, and it is added that at W ade
Corbin
is
satisfied
that
the
casu
­
B riggs . Tillamook, Or.,
’ onrl House door, in saM County and state
Aguinaldo is reluctant to cornpl v with who wdl gladly supply information re­ alties suffered by the insurgents ctherfer cash in hand er upon such terms of
with good am! auAcieut security to be
*
the conditions. It ap|K*ars that the ma. garding its accomplishments.
will form a potent reason for the sale
approve«! by the Court
Dated this 10th dav of April tool
ioritv of the Filipinos in Manila distrust
abandonment of further resis­
GEORGE WILLIAM«.
Aguinaldo, and dislike tosee him accord*
Notice.
Guardian of the person and Estate of
tance by the natives.
brtderrek M and Mouth, V.
Schojl Officers in Tillamook County.
General News.?'
fill ARD YOUR HEALTH I
EST HOME
NEWSPAPERS
The HEADLIGHT
and the
OREGONIAN
One Year for $2.25.
) The Headlight is the <Bj
Best Hecuspapet1 in
the County.
ouge,
Truckee Lumber Co.,
FIR & SPRUCE Lumber
I
ed special favors They say he ought to
be severely punished.
M AÑILA, April 9 —Although the official*
are uncommunicative, it is nevertheless
said that Aguinaldo signed the ¡<ace
manifesto thia morning
Chief Justice
Arellano dratted the document« Agui­
naldo strongly objected to two clause* o
Having disposed of my «tock to K
Je kin«, I wi di to thank by friends for the
lilwal |»atronage they gave me. and in
doing so I have great pleasure in recom­
mending Mr. Jenkins for a continuation
of that patronage, * ho ha« a first class
stock of watches, clocks, jewelry and
optical goods.
A. L btchkk . i ,
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Dispatches from Holland, re­
vive the rumor that Mr. Kruger
is bent upon visiting the United
States during
the Summer.
_
Private
information
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------------from The
Hague leads to the belief that
Davidson minors.
INSURE
WITH
Claude Thayer,
Agent or Fireman'» Fund and London
and Lancashire Fire Insurance
Cotnptn tl