Tillamook headlight., May 30, 1901, Image 5

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Wall Paper
and Linings.
Furniture, etc., Sold on the
Installment Plan. Easy terms.
Call and Investigate.
Ule are Headquarters for
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINC COODS,
CARPETS, MIRRORS, BEDROOM SUITES,
MATTING, OIL CLOTH, LINOLEUM,
LACE CURTAINS, TABLE LINEN, TOWELING.
STOVES, RANGES, CROCKERY. GLASS,
Noui’s the time to refurnish your home.
OLSEN <&,
CO.,
Call and Inspeet our Goods.
Tlxe Tillamook
Undertaker's
Supplies.
Priees are loui for First Class Furniture.
House
Furnishers.
Unittd States in their effort to run n
Real Estate Transfers.
1 government of their own the Cubans will
John
H.
Hathaway to Hance and Albert
No investment in sight pays as well as j be in excellent hands.
Wilks, lots 1 and 2, and N >4 of lots
advertising. A Missouri man advertised
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7 and 8, of block 8, in Miller's add.
for a wife and caught a widow with five
Dealers in
The
overlnnd
automobile
trip
to
San
Carrie
and Oliver Rhude toj. W. andj.
children.
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Francisco to New York City, under the
Henry Cochran, W >4 of Se 14 and
Ex-President Cleveland has decided not auspices of the Cleveland Plaindealer,
E >4 of Sw 14, sec. 2, tp. 2 S, R. 7 W.
to spend the summer at Gray Gables this and conducted by Alexander Winton and Clara A. Rhude to J. W. and J. Henry
OAK
year. Perhays he was prompted by a Charles B. Shanks, began its journey
Cochran, lots 1 and 2, sec. 2, tp. 2
desire to escape another repetition of Joe Monday morning at 7:15 o'clock, when
5, R. 7 W and S 14 of Ne 14 and E 14
Headquarters for Dairymen’s Supplies.
from in front of Ferries building, in San
Jefferson’sfish stories.
of Se 14 of sec. 2, tp. 2 S, R. 7 W.
Francisco, Mr. Winton started his horse­
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Agent for CHARTER OAK STOVES. Western Washing JVIaehines.
Carrie and W. W. D. Turnei to Clara A.
Every soldier returning from the Phil, less carriage on the trip over plains,
Rhude, S 14 of Ne 14 and E 14 of Se 14,
Large Stork of Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Glass.
ippines praises the islands as a region mountains, valleys and deserts. This is
sec. 2 and lots 1 and 2, sec. 2, tp. 2
the
longest
trip
of
its
kind
ever
taken
in
of great undeveloped riches. On the av.
S, R. 7 W.
The Most Reliable GROCERY STORE in Tillamook.
erage abont a fourth of a returning legi- the United States, if not in the world, and Carrie r.nd W. W. D. Turner to Carrie
inent remains behind to engage in busi­ each day's progress will be watched with
Rhude, W 14 of Se 14 and E 14 of
interest. The Eastern distination in New
ness.
Sw 14, sec. 2. tp. 2 S, R. 7 W.
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York, where a packet from General Shaf­
The sovereign camp. Woodmen of the ter will be delivered to General Miles. John R. Cook to A. G. and F. R. Beals,
all the timber on Nw *4> sec- 26, tp.
World, has decided that in the future if a The projectors of the tripexpect to make
1 S, R. 8 W.
member engage in the liquor business he the run across the country in very fast
shall be expelled, and camps refusing to time. The route taken will probably F. R. Beals to Alvin Johnson, Nw 14 of
Se 14 of sec. 7, tp. 2 S, R. 9 W.
take this action shall have their charters measure 4000 miles.
PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL GROCERIES,
Alvin
Johnson to James Murphy, 20
revoked.
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acres in tp. 1 S, R. 9 W.
The Minnesota legislature passed a
except flour and sugar,
Last year the coinage of gold in the number of bills affecting farmers. A new Chas. Remheiner to J. W. Cochran, Sw
United States amounted to $107,937,110, law prohibits the sale of oleo or any im­
14 of Sw 14 of sec. 2, tp. 2 S, R. 7 W.
bringing the total of gold coined from itation butter colored yellow, and makes U.S. to John Sweeney, E 14 of Nw 14 and
Save your checks.
the foundation of the mint to $2,147,- such sale a misdemeanor. Formerly the
W 14 of Ne 14 of sec. 20, tp. 1 S, R. 7
088,113. At the present rate that total stuff was allowed to lie sold if properly
W.
will be duplicated within the next twenty labeled. The Torrens system ofland title
U.S to Ole A. Bergstrom. Ne X °fSec-
years.
registration is to lie tried it the counties
22, tp. 1 S, R. 7 W ; same to Peter S.
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ofRamsev, Honnepin and St. Louis (the
Ternberg.
Fourteen new divisions of the Brother,
i counties embracing St. Paul, Minneapolis U.S. to Peter S. Ternberg, Se X of sec.
hood of Railway Trackmen of America
and Duluth). If it proves a success in
22, tp. 1 S. R. 7 W.
were chartered during the month of
J these counties it is to be hoped at the
March and the force of organizers is
Claude Thayer to Louis Olsen. S 14 of
next session it may lie made applicable
being constantly increased. The effective­
Se 14, sec. 18 and N % of tie 14, sec.
to the whole state. The gross earnings
Exercise............................. Primary Class,
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
ness of their work is proving their value
19, tp. 1 S, R. 7 W.
tax bill, which was passed after a hard
“ Otir Fing.’’
M onmouth , Oregon.
to the order.
W.
D.
Shotwell
to
W.
W.
Conder,
W
14
fight,'provides that with the sanction
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D emand for G raduates . — The de-
/ Edith .Mursilla Ostrander,
of Sw 14, Ne 14 of Sw 14 and Sw 14 of
of
the
people
at
the
next
general
election
' Daisv Bell Hendricks,
mnnd for graduates of the Normal
The final report of the Galveston relief
Q"artet ...... ( Mary Ellen Lederer,
Nw X of sec. 11, tp. 2 S, R. 8 W.
Schools during the past year has been
committee shows that the total contri­ the railroads of the state shall be com-
V
Luella
May
Ostrander,
much
beyond the supply. Positions
butions of money were $1,243,495 and of pelled, after January 1, 1903, to pay a U.S. to John Erickson, Se 14 of Ne li,
“ The Star Spangled Banner.”
sec. 9, Sw 14 of Nw 14 and lots 5 and
with from $40.00 to 75.00 per month.
provisions and supplies $250,OfX) in I gross earnings tax of 4 per cent in lieu of
Recitation
..............
Alice
Fay
Boyingt
on,
6,
sec.
10,
tp.
3
N,
R.
8
W.
S tate C ertificates and D iplomas .—
value. The American people should be all other taxes.
“A Hero’s Grave.”
U.S. to George A. Barton, lot 3, Ne 14 of
* X X
Students are prepared for the State Ex­
proud of the record they made in this as
Song
.................................................
School,
Sw 14, Nw >4 of Se 14 and Sw 14 of
aminations, and readily take ft -■ t«■
The first exclusively married men's
in all others when the cry of distress
‘‘Mt. Vernon Bells.”
paper, on graduation, Strong Academic
Ne 14, sec. 18, tp. 1 S, R. 7 W ; same
organization ever founded in Colorado
came up.
and Professional Course. Well equiped
Recitation......Marie Merriman Bradley,
to Nelson P. Wheeler.
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filed articles of incorporation with the
Training I >epai ttnent.
‘‘The Hero of Lake Erie.”
The nominal capital already invested secretary of state. It is k own as the R. M. Dooley to R. Lea Barnes, numer­
Expenses range from $120 to 175.00 per year. Fall terin opens September 17th.
Drill..................................... Sixteen Pupils.
ous lots in Bay City.
For catalogue containing full announcements. Address
in theTexas oil fields exceeds belief, but Supreme Order Married Men's League of
Recitation.................. Leo Forbes Wilson,
P. L. CAMPBELL, President.
the craze goes on unabated. Somebody America, and none but benedicts in good U.S. to John C. Holden, S 14 of Ne 14, Ne
‘‘The Sword of Bunker Hill.”
or J. B. V. BUTLER, Secretary.
is going to get hurt and somebody else standing are allowed to join. Widowers,
14 of Ne 14 of sec. 25 and Se 14 of Se Solo......................... Mildred Sybil Lister,
is going to make millions. It surpasses both grass and sod, nre barred, and a
14 of sec. 24, tp. 2 S, R. 8 W.
“ The Patch Work Quilt.”
Tillamook School Report.
the Klondike madness. And, speaking man who has never enjoyed connubial R. W. Lanefield to Nelson P. Wheeler, Recitation............................ Marion Hare,
of the Klondike,where is it ? Did it slide bliss could not get in even if he had
W 14 of Nw 14 and W >4 of Sw 14 of
‘‘ A Soldier’s Wife.”
powerful influences and all the money in
off the earth?
sec 9, tp. 2 N, R. 8 W.
Recitation
................... Lester Lee Smith,
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the world back of him. The objects of Frank R. Stcinhauer to Coleman H.
‘‘ The Georgia Volunteer.”
It is reported that Father Amado, the the order, as stated in the papers, are to
Wheeler, E 14 of Sw X> sec. 12, tp. 3 Song................................................. School,
runaway priest from Guadalajara, who unite fraternally married white men
N, R. 10 W ; also all timber on N 14
“ BattleJHymn of the Republic.”
took with him
100,000 belonging to under the age of 55 and of good moral
of Nw 14, sec. 13, tp. 3 N. R. 10 W. Recitation............... Mary Ellen Lederer,
religious societies of that city and was character and reputable occupation, to Alton L. Whitten to George A. Barton,
“ Sheridan’s Ride.”
1 847
13
1
36
43
15
accompanied by a young woman of one encourage their social and mental cul­
E 14 of Ne 14 and E 14 of Se 14, see. Song.......................................... Audience, Mrs. Beals...................................................
Miss Mevers................................................. 2 &3 965
6
1
41
60
32
of the best families, has crossed the ture, and to render material aid to mem­
30, tp. 1 S, R. 7 W.
38
” America.”
Miss Cooper............................................ ... 4 &6 849
1
43
7
27
frontier into the United States. He has bers of those depending upon them for I.O.O.F. Lodge to Peter Wilson, lot 73,
Mrs. Severance........................................ 7, 5 & 8 460
10
2
16
25
24
grown a beard.
B.
O.
Snuffer
.........................................
9
&
10
772
8
4
33
39
support. By its good work among the
30
of block 4, I.O.O.F. cemetery.
A Gorge of Goodies.
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married men the;order expects to encour­ A. G. Beals to F. R. Beals, undivided Vj
Andrew Carnegie has given £2.000,000
38
9
3853
164 200 128
age matrimony among their single
interest in various lots and tracts.
Oh, gee-whiz, I’m ’bout to die;
to establish free education in four Scotch
Month ending Mnv 24th, 1901.
universities, Edinburg. Glasgow, Aber­ brethren. The order has also an insur­ John W. Hugill to H. E. Noble, S 14 of Chock up full of cake and pie,
C
ance
branch
which
grants
$4,000
to
a
Ne
14
and
N
14
of
Se
14
of
sec.
32,
tp.
Chicken
hash
an
’
light
bread
too,
u
deen and St. Andrews. He stipulates
M
wife
upon
the
death
of
her
husband.
Cabbage
slaw
an
’
ginger
stew.
v>
1
S,
R.
7
W.
that the beneficiaries be his "Scottish
a»
In the home.
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fellow countrymen" only, no English,
?
CAPE
MEARES.
There
is
no
natural
enemy
of
the
sal
­
In
the
kitchen
all
the
time.
Irish, Colonials nor foreigners. The fund
Stuffin’ up on puddin’ fine ;
will apply to medical as well as to com­ mon and other oodj fishes which works
Mr. Soloman and Mr. Easter went to
:
mercial education and will be placed in greater distruction than do the sea lions the beach Monday with a load of freight. Apple dumplin's an’ the like,
Septeml>er.
the hands of trustees, who will defray which congregate in hundreds and, per­ Mr. Grosshiem, of Cape Meares light­ Soon I think there’ll lie a strike
1st Month.
259
In the home.
the expenses of Scottish students bene­ haps thousands offtbe mouth ofthe river house, passed in Friday.
2nd Month.
223
at certain seasons of the year and even
3rd Month
131
44 133 219 201 92
fited under the scheme.
Born, to the wife of Wm. Shaw, a A subscriber, you might know,
4th Month
121
32 141 215 204 95
follow schools of fish into the bay. How
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Wouldn’t write were it not so ;
Month
5th
128 213 196 92
daughter.
125
37
Babcock, of Wisconsin, is a bull in the many salmon each o f these mammals
Not so long, though, I have been
6th Month
212 24 106 210 189 91
Miss
Siineral
and
Miss
Alice
Nelson
7th Month
10 147 202 193 95
87
high tariff china shop. His latest decla­ kills every day is purely a matter of con. attended the closing exercise of Tilla­ Takin’ all these goodies in
Hth Month
70
7 149 205 195 94
ration is that Congress will fall very far jecture, but instances are known where, mook school.
In the home.
9th Month
9 164 200 193 96
38
short of its dutv ifit shall fail to abolish in single sea lion has killed and eaten
Now,
don
’
t
sit
an
’
grin
at
me,
Axel Nelson and brother visited Short
The
above
report
is
made
for
your
careful
consideration.
Please preserve it and
duties on all articles controlled by com­ eighteen salmon within a very few min. beach.
’Cause with you I have took tea ;
compare each month’s report next year with this, and you will l>e more able to see
binations that fix prices regardless of utes. While that is no doubt, far above I Mr. Hall went to the Hub Friday.
And if you can take the hint
the rise or decline in school interests in Tillamook.
Yours truly,
the consumer, and that are no longer in the average, yet it is certain that many
Mr. Eichinger, who filled Mr. Gross, Let me see this soon in print
B. O. S nuffer , Teacher.
the slightest need of protection. Now thousands of royal Chinooks are de­ hiem's place at Cnpe Meares lighthouse,
In the home.
listen to the gnashing of teeth that may stroyed every year by these eats. A went home Friday.
A Republican, you see,
be heard from the josshouse of the vast amount of valuable fishing gear is ' Mrs. Nine, of Bay City is visiting with With the paper to agree,
Shamrock II. Disabled
also
distroved
each
year
by
the
lions.
trusts in which “ infant industries" that
her uncle, Captain Hunt, at the light­ I can holler very loud,
S
outhampton
, May 22.—The cup
arrogantly rule markets are set up as They will often become entangles in a house
Anything to suit the crowd
challenger, with King Edward nnd a
gillnet
or
trap
and
before
being
released
idols for the worship of a select circle of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Asp went to the light-
In the home.
party on board, was totally dismasted
votaries who grow fat upon legalized will by their slashing and biting tear the house Sunday.
today by a squall, off Cowes, Isle of
Though
I
’
d
die before I’d ask it,
web into shreds. The amount of damage !
extortion.
Mr. Heagnev went to Barnegat Sntur. Please don’t let this hit the basket,
Wight. The King, who was on deck,
done every season by these animals
» » X
day.
________________
had a miraculous esca|>e. The topmast,
But
if
I
must
need
be
plain,
would
be
difficult
to
estimate,
but
it
is
Cuba will accept the Platt amendment
mainmast and bowsrpit were broken
If you print this I’ll come again
BAY CITY.
This is the burden of the recent news certainly enormous and their utter ex.
I have ju«t received n well »e-
short off. The disaster occurred while
In the home.
termination
would
be
of
dntold
benefit
j
from the island. Undoubtedly this fore­
lected »tock of Lndie»’ nnd Gentle­
The following is the program which
arrangements were being made for the .
to
the
people
of
the
Coast,
and
especally
cast is correct. The amendment is in ’
men'» Shoe», direct from Chicngo,
was arranged for the exercises at Bay
start off Brambles buoy.
Cuba's interest, as well as in that of the to everyone interested directly or indi­ City to-day (Thursday):
for cummer wear, which I »hnll be
L
omimjn
,
May
22.
—
During
the
racel>e-
'
United States. Cuba, in fact, has an even rect! v in the fisheries of the Pacific North- Chorus.............
glnd to »how.
twren the two Shamrocks and the 8yb. |
— School.
________
greater interest in the maintenance of west.
anta,in the Solent today, a sudden squall !
If you wnnt a shoe for eace,
Army Hymn and Salute.
BARBES
ANO
HAIRDRESSER.
struck the yachts. 1 he topmast of Sham- I
the idea outlined in the Platt measure
Invocation............................ Rev. Metzler.
comfort and wenr, call at
rock
II.
was
carried
away
and
then
her
|
INSURE
WITH
SHAVING,
HAIR
CUTTING
than has the United States. All this will
Song....................
School,
mainmast went by the board, carrying I
77/Zf A’A'P SHOE HOUSE,
become plain to intelligent Cubans as
all her sails with it nnd leaving her prac- i
•• Red, White nnd Blue."
Claude Thayer,
SHAMPOOING, ETC
tkaliy
a
wreck,
The
topsail
of
Shamrock
|
they study the measure in all its details j
P. F. BROWNE,
Recitation..___ ____ ..... Fred Ostrander,
I. was also carried away in the squall.
and realize the position they would be in Agent or Fireman’s Fund and London
NalpKnian.
“The Gallant Fifty-first "
Electric Bathe nicely fluted up Good for No one whs injured on board the yachts.
without this country's support. The
and Lancashire Fire Insurance
Address ......... -................... Rev. Metzler
pentone euffering with rheumutiem.
The squall struck the yachts broadside
Hevnnn constitution framers will grasp
Response......... Commander Hathaway
Building next <lo<>r to the Poet office on.
Companies.
this fact. Under the coaching of the ,
Scraps.
M c I ntosh & mcnair ,
HARDWARE, TINWARE and CHINA.
STOYES, RANGES and HEATERS.
s
0
9
KING & KERREMANS,
The Red Shoe
House.
EDGAR LATIMER,