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ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Wall Paper f HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINC and Linings. ii CARPETS, MIRRORS, BEDROOM SUITES, Se wiiw Machines Undertaker's Supplies. CUe are Headquarters for Furniture, etc., Sold on the Inst ailment Plan. Easy terms. Call and Investigate. J! •9 contest filed . More Fraud Alleged in Tillamook Land Cases. Another character has appeared in the Tillamook land cases. J. A. Buckley, of Portland, has filed in the Oregon City Land Office a contest against nine of the 75 entrymen included in the contests of Charles E. Hays, which were filed some weeks ago, and are now ready to be set for hearing. Hays contested on the ground that the entrymen were in collu sion with Claude Thayer, Morris Leach a id Clark Hadley, of Tillamook, to de fraud the Government and share the pro fits from the timber land to be obtained by the proceeding. In the new contest Mr. Buckley alleges fraudulent collusion with Claude Thayer et al., and also col lusion with Charles E. Hays, who is averred to have filed “ several pretended contests.” Theentrymen against whom this latest contest is filed are: Eureka H Quick, George H. Handley, Ashley G. West, Charles Henry Himes, Blanche Newman, Maude Sturgeon, James W. Hunt, Oak Nolan and Mors H. Larsen. The allega tions set forth are as follows ; That said entry when made was fraudulent, collusive, speculative, and was not made in good faith for the ex clusive use and benefit of entryman. That this entrvman, so this affiant is informed and believes, never went upon said land prior to his said entry, nor did lie personally examine the same as bv law lequired. That said entryman, on and before said entry, conspired with one Claude Thayer, Morris Leach and Clark Hadley and others, to fraudulently obtain title to said land and to divide the proceeds of the sale of the same, and that said entry was made in pursuance of said conspiracy. That said entryman is making his said entry knowingly and fraudulently sub perilled to the affidavits requited in making said timber entry, and that the same was a fraud upon the Government of the United States. Affiant further alleges that one Charles E Hays has filed against said entry several pretended contests. That said contests, so filed by said Charles E. Hays, are collusive and speculative, and it is alleged by this contestant, upon in formation and belief, that said contests are made in the interest of said entryman and his co-conspirators. That said entry is illegal, fraudulent and void, and, together with the pre tended contests of Charles E. Hays, operates to deprive this contestant of his right to make entry of said tract, and this the said contestant is ready to prove at such time and place as may lie named by the Register and Receiver for a hearing in said case ; and he. there fore, asks to lie allowed to prove said allegations, to the end that said timber entry No. ----- may be declared cancelled and forfeited to the United States, lie, the said contestant, paving the expense of such hearing. The offer to pay expense of hearing is usual in such cases. Tliis places Buckley in the attitude of a junior contestant. It is virtually a challenge to fight the winner of the prior contest of Hays. If Hays shall beat the alleged Claude Thayer collusion. Buck- Kv will then be in position to have a bout with him. If Hays shall be worsted in the pending case, Buckley will be in position to contest on the allegation of fraud with Thaver. But Buckley must wait until the determination of the Hays contest liefore getting a hearing on his own affidavit is supported bv C. W. Mad. The statement that Cassius S. Scran ton, a Massachusetts farmer, was found violating the fishing laws of his state, fi ids added interest in the allegation contained in a special from Great Bar rington, Mass., that the companions of Mr. Scranton at the time he was sum moned by the game wardens were former President Cleveland and Dr. Bryant. The gentlemen, it is said, were fishing in Lake Garfield, and the wardens, una wares perhap» of the importance of one. at lea.t, of the party, searched the baskets, finding one fish—a bass—which the special says, constituted the whole catch, and which measured only about six inches in length. Mr. Scranton as serted that the catch was his, and paid t ,e fine. TILLAMOOK ! MATTING, OIL CLOTII, LINOLEUM, LACE CURTAINS, TABLE LINEN, TOWELING. J i _ ST()XES’ RANGES, CROCKERY. GLASS, Horn's the time to refurnish your home another COODS, WEATHER. ♦ House Priées are louu for first Class furniture. Call and Inspeet our Goods. Tire Tillamook Furnishers stant drain upon his system robs it oi ROBERT A. MILLER, its vital fluid. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Rain This affliction may be the consequence O regon C i T v , O regon . Mean. fall. of self-abuse or the result of excesses Land Titles and Land Office Business a 1 ... 66 ... 47 ... 56.1 . . 0.01 in mature years. As “man is but a Specialty. 2 ... 66 ... 49 ... 57.1 . . 0 00 bundle of habits,” how essential that 3 ... 65 ... 47 ... 56.0 . . 0.01 he should start right in life ; that his do great has the demand for canned 4 ... 75 ... 45 ... 60.0 . . T. (JAM EH Mcl’AIN, Scientific investigation, supplemented I mind should be full of sublime thoughts ¡A. W. 8EVEKANC 5 ... 75 ... 46 ... 60.1 . . 0.01 salmon become in the United States that by experience, has shown that urinary di 6 ... 64 ... 49 ... 56.1 . . 0.00 no shipment will be made of this season's 'and pure conceptions. All of you who ; AfcCAIN & SEVERANCE, seases are more prevalent and distruct 7 ... 57 ... 51 ... 54.0 .. 0.04 suffer from this disease should lose no 8 ... 64 ... 47 ... 55.1 . . 0.00 pack from Puget Sound to England. tive to life, health and happiness than time in consulting Dr. Darrin, for the ATTORNEYS- AT-LAW, 9 ... 67 ... 46 ... 56.1 . . 0.00 American canners are selling their total any other class known to the medical T ii . i . amook , O regon . 10 ... 69 ... 46 ... 57.1 .. 0.01 pack at home, and the English market fraternity. They are not confined to the time may come when you will be beyond I the aid of all medical skill. w 11 ... 70 ... 46 ... 58.0 .. . 0.02 will be practically left to the salmon low and degraded portions of humanity' j No matter what you have taken, or QAVID WILEY, M.D., 12 ... 73 ... 47 ... 60.0 .. 0.00 13 ... 80 ... 47 ... 63.1 . . 0.00 canners of British Columbia. as many suppose, but are found among I who has failed to cure you, call and see 14 ... 74 ... 49 ... 61.1 . . T. PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND re- the pure in heart, the innocent, the truly ; the doctor, as he can permanently, The horse abattoir at Linnton will ............ 15 ... 67 ... 49 ... 58.0 . . 0.00 ACCOUCHEUR. l safely and privately cure in one-half 16 ... 65 ... 50 ... 57.1 . . 0.01 Fume work about the middle of Septem pious and the wealthy. Many of them are transmitted from ' the time and at one-half the expense All call promptly attended to. 17 ... 69 ... 47 ... 58.0 . .. 0.00 ber. Mr. Kinneman, the proprietor, has 18 ... 63 ... 50 ... 56.1 . . T. T illamook , O regon . purchased a large number of horses in parents to children, from generation to I i required by others. Consultation is 19 ... 63 ... 53 ... 58.0 . . 0.00 prime condition and will do a larger bus generation. Thousands of people suffer I free, and cures guaranteed by an en 20 ... 63 ... 47 ... 55.0 . . 0.00 untoldagonies from their ravaging ef- I tirely new method. I. M. SMITH, M D., 21 ... 63 ... 52 ... 57.1 . . 0.00 iness this Fall than ever before. The ranges cannot be cleared of superfluous fects, aud meet an early and utimely 22 ... 62 ... 47 ... 54.1 . . T. Dr. Darrin makes a specialty of all PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. 23 .., 62 ... 52 ... 57.0 . . 0.00 horses too soon, as all the grass is needed death, often ignorant of the cause. diseases of the eve, ear, nose, throat, Offices in Todd's Buildings. 24 ... 64 ... 54 ... 59.0 . . 0.00 for sheep and cattle. Though transmitted innocently, the ef catarrh, deafness, bronchitis, la grippe, T. 25 ... 64 ... 44 ... 54.0 .. fects of these diseases are not less ter consumption, dyspensia, constipation, TILLAMOOK — OREGON. 26 ... 65 ... 54 ... 59.1 . . 0.01 An appeal to President McKinley for 27 ... 68 ... 49 ... 58.1 . . 0.00 protection for the negroes who are be rible. It is a sad truth that the innocent heart, liver and kidney troubles. are often greater sufferers thanltheguilty. 28 ... 61 ... 4-5 ... 54.1 . . T. He permanently cures all diseases of 29 ... 62 ... 51 ... 56 1 . . 0.02 ing lynched for their crimes was formu Of all the organs of the body few are the genito urinary organs, in either DENTIST. 30 ... 61 ... 50 ... 55.1 . . 0.01 lated and endorsed by the Negro Terri more important or worthy of attention sex. All peculiar female troubles are 31 ... 62 ... 54 ... 58.0 . . 0.02 torial Baptist Sunday School convention than those engaged in the urinary func confidentially treated, as well as all Makes a Specialty of Crown and Bridge Sum..2052 ... 1510 ..... 178.0 ... .. 0.17 in session at Oklahoma city o.i Friday. tions. In perfect health—that great Work. acute, chronic, private and nervous The convention does not attempt to ex T illamook C ity , O regon . Mean66.6 .. 48.7 .... 5.75 ... .. 0.00 cuse their offenses, but asks the President blessing which so few enjov—one will diseases of whatever nature, if curable. Max. to use his executive power in securing scarcely direct a moment’s thought to No cases taken if not. S ummary —Mean temp., 57.5 Dr. Darrin can be consulted free nt temp., 80 date, 13th. Min. temp., for them a fair trial in the courts be- these important organs, and at the first i symptoms good advice, such as may be his office in Occident Hotel, Astoria, until 44; date. 25th. Total precip , 17-10 fore punishment is meted out. | easily obtained, should be immediately Octolier 12th. Office hours, 10 a.m. to snowfall, 0 ; number of days indi In the rock quarry above town, the solicited. clear, 9; partly cloudy, 3; cloudy, 19. 5 p.m.; evenings, 7 to 8 ; Sundays, 11 Among the chief and most common a.m. to 3 p.m. Most casescan be treated Killing, other day, says the Weston Leader, W. Dates of frost — Light, 0. 0. Dates of hail, 0 ; sleet, 1) ; th. storms, Baumgarte found a curious and ugly of diseases is S eminal W eakness and at home after one visit to the doctor s little beast which vainly endeavored to N ervous D ebility , or loss of nerve office. Inquiries answered ; circulars o ; auroras, 0. Prevailing wind—Direc- Being a curious 1 power, due to mosturbation and venial and question blanks sent free. All scurry out of sight, tion, N. W. M. Remarks—24th, 2 a.m., a silent tourn man, he assaulted and captured it, and excesses. Thousands of young and mid-| | business relations with Dr. Darrin are Makes a Specialty of Manufactur. Batteries and ament of sheet lightning in the south, gave it a permanent bath in alcohol. It die aged men suffer with nervous diseases strictly confidential, ing all kinds otL—, proved to be a scorpion, which is a very and may be ignorant of the causes, when belts furnished. Eyes tested free and lasting 4-0 minutes. Saddles, rare creature in this part of Oregon, but a little timely advice would make life ’ s glasses fitted. 28th.—Large sundogs. often an unwelcome bedfellow of llieipathwav full of cheer and happiness. Collars, C apt . J oseph J. D awson , man who camps out in Callfo iia. It* When the first symptoms of seminal Voluntary Observer. Carriage Trimmings, PROFESSIONAL CARDS ruling passion is strong in death, for the i weakness manifest themselves the sufferer First Class Work Guaranteed venomous tail is still curled over its is noted to become dull and morose and Items of General News. is troubled with indigestion, though the ß L. EDDY, back, ready for business. In Biiiley’« Warehouse at France and Russia will have 92 sub A special train of about 40 cat loads appetite may remain good. But the Tillamook City marine destroyers in six months' time. of potatoes left Stoution. Cal., on Fri strength vanishes and the patient grows ATTORNEY-AT-LAW A stone plow, believed to he fully 2000 day for the Middle and Southern States. thin. He becomes indolent and debilitat T illamook . O regon years old, has been unearthed at Blooni- The potatoes were raised on the river ed, and loss of memory and all vigor of the sexual organs may follow. In time islands west of that city and towed there fi eld, N. J , by workmen on a culvert. he may fall into a complete state of irn- H. COOI’ER, The Catholics have practically accept on barges. The demand for potatoes, potency—total loss of sexual power. ed the terms for settlement of the school onions and cabbage throughout the Among its terrible effects may be men question in Winnipeg, and Catholic Middle States is large, owing to the ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, tioned weakness of the memory, confus Who has a fine assortment schools will come under the control of drouth, and hundreds of carloads will ion of ideas, nervous despondency and I oe be Belli sent UICIC there from UUIU CJWVWU Stocton this Vii.- .VS-.... year, TILLAMOOK. OREGON. the Public Board. WATCHES, general weakness. It needs no mirror; ! r . I .1«.. 1..»^ «MA feoril *4 1 ?Ul $Z) summoned ' Local dealers are paying from $1 50 to W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr., was CLOCKS XL 1 i* I \ .. I. ■ ■ , 1 z.. 1 » . oi • » .Id f. ■ ■■ IX!V t t ZXZXtf Z k ri $1 60 a hundred pounds for potatoes on it reflects itself. The pale face, the sun to Police Court at Newport, R. I., and and the river Imnk. The shipment is the ken eye, the downcast countenance, the 'p II. GOYNE, fined $10 and costs for allowing his JEWELRY, largest single consignment of potatoes stooping aged form—all serve to an ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, automobile to exceed the speed fixed by nounce the victim’s troubles It seldom ALSO J ever sentoUt of the stale. the city ordinances. Office: Opposite Court House, kills of itself, but it opens the gates to OPTICAL COODS. Over in Wallula, Tuesday .according to The close of th-ee quaters of a century other diseases, such as consumption and T illamook , O regon , of life finds the senior United States Sen the Pendelton East Oregonian, Judge diseases of the heart. The unfortunate Will guarantee all goods as repre ator from Massachusetts. George F. j Durham, after imbibing quite freely of sufferercannot sleep. In that intermediate sented. 0LAUDE THAYER, ' spiritus furmenti. went home, took out Hoar, in excellent health and as active state, between life and death, intended CALL IN AND INSPECT i liis double-barreled shotgun and went for the recuperation of the mind and as many men 25 years his junior. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, OCR STOCK. gunning. He drew a dead line across the body, he can know no rest, for his Senator Dolliver while in Chicago an T illamook , O kkgon . road and defied any man woman or dreams are dark foreboding, and the con- nounced that Governor Shaw, of Iowa, chdd in the village or country rounda would be a candidate for the Presidency. The Senator also said that Iowa and a bout to cross the aforsaid line. Sam Bowman, an employe of the O. R. & N. considerable portion of the Middle West without intending to accept the chal would be back of Iowa's favorite son. lenge, unwittingly crossed the line and United States Secret Service officers barely escaped being shot down. Dur- | cn Friday seized another consignment of ham was arrested for assault with in. g Dealers in New Brunswick State B .nk bills which tent to kill and at last report a prelim (,? were shipped to San Francisco front New inary hearing was being held before a Brunswisk, N J The bills aie of var local Justice of the Peace. ious denominations. Their total fac? value is about $10,000. The Longest Word. In the annual report ofthe State Board Headquarters for Dairymen’s Supplies. of Health, Secretary S. W. Abbot says Agent for CHAR t ER OAK STOVES. Western Washing Machines The controversy as to what that during the past 10 years every case ofn a’aria investigated in Massachusetts lo igest word still goes on. It in said I Large Stock of Paint«, Oil«, Varni«hM and Gia««. ” antidiscstablishmentarianism” has been traced to the presence in the that neighliorhood of Italian laborers. Italy, (twenty-eight letters) is the longest legij The GROCERY it is well known, is cursed by malaria, tímate English word. As to the longest | word in any language a recent writer j says the report. One hundred head of fine sheep are thinks the following word bears the missing from the field on the S W palm, namely, * Llanfairpwligwngyll- J ickroni farm, three miles nortweat of gogerc hwyrndrobwlltvsilingogogoch.’ Corvallis, and the owners believe the ” It is the name of a village in North , annuals have been stolen. Tlie sheep Wales,” says the writer, "and while were missed a week ago, and ever since lunching at a Welsh inn at Bettws-y- the country for miles around has been Coed recently I heard the name pro- scoured without aecuring any trace of nouneed with perfect ease and clearness by a young Welshman.” But, according 1 them. to another esayist, this word simply . The Standard’s report from its special •• isn’t in it” with the Greek word for havr of . hand correspondent in Fretoria on the subject “hash” of 172 letters to lie found in the of health of the refugeers’ camp in tie u abridged Greek lexicon; ” Lepado- T ansvaa’, shows that of 62,479 men, temachoselachodaleokranioleipsanodrim women and children collected under upoprimm aposilphiop apalximelipoka- British Supervision, 1067 died in July pa k ech n meno k ic h lepi k o»s u ph oph a 11 ope and 800 of the deaths reported were Finish Mouldings Lap risteralektruono ptokephalliokigklopel those of persons below the age of 12. rióla goosi rara bo phetrnganopterugon. all Sizes of LUMBER Hon. Birger Hermann. Commissioner After this it is expected that the contro of the General Land O Bee, has com versy will languish. pleted bis annual report, which show« di □ -C Temperature. Maxi Mini mum. mum. that during the year 15.662,706 acres oe public domain were disposed of, and that the receipts of the office were $4, 967,160. The receipts exceeded those of lawtyear by $592,402. and the land dis posals by 2,108,908 acres. of Men. Harness Making. ; S. HAYES Harness, g I M N E. JENKINS, 9 M c I ntosh & mcnair HARDWARE, TINWARE and CHINA STOVES, RANGES and HEAT Most Reliable STORE in Tillamook LUMBER AT TILLAMOOK J. A. TAFT CO. DRY FLOORING, CEILING, Rustic, Also and Wainscoting, ROUGH Ship
