THE TILLAMOOK HBADLIGHT, OCTOBER 24, 1901
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ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Wall Paper I HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING GOODS,
MIRRORS, BEDROOM SUITES,
and Linings. I CARPETS, MATTING,
OIL CLOTH. LINOLEUM,
Sewing
Machines.
Undertaker's
Supplies.
CXle are Headquarters for
Furniture, etc., Sold on the
Installment Plan. Easy terms.
Call and Investigate.
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LACE CURTAINS , TABLE LINEN, TOWELING.®
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STOVES, RANGES, CROCKERY. GLASS,
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Nouu’s the time to furnish your homes.
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BOULDER CREEK.
Mr. Henry Dawson, of Cloverdale,
came up to C. A. Smith’s Thursday.
Mrs. Blair spoke to a good sized aud
ience at the Brown school house on Sun
day.
Miss Lulu Bays is staying at Blaine at
the present writing.
Mr. Jay Ford has sold his ranch and
moved out of our neighborhood.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Coulson, of Coulsoti-
btirg, attended church at Brown’s Sun
day.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bays went out to the
county seat Monday.
Sam Lucas arrived from the valley
Sunday evening with his uncle and fam
ily who have been out ever since the hop
season opened.
Mr. Jenson and daughters, of Hebo,
came up to H. L. Jenson’s one day last
week.
Miss Edna Getchell who has been
staving with her sister, Mrs. Chopard,
for the past two inonths,has gone home.
I). C. Getchell was up last week from
Cedar Cr-eek to visit his sister.
NETARTS.
Ira Bradlev and family, of Forest
(»rove, came in on Saturday last, and
have moved into the Maxwell house for
the winter.
Chas. Hodgdon and young Lock wood
went out to the Willamette Valley the
first of the week, where they expect to
work the coming winter.
Lillie ami Marion Phelps came over
from Tillamook Saturday.
Eli Olds, of Tillamook, has been stop
ing on the beach the past week.
Still the campers come, although it is
very late in the season, but Netarts has
several campers yet.
Execution of Czolgoss.
A lbany , N. Y., Oct. 21.—Warden
Meade, of Auburn Prison, spent several
hours today in conference with Super
intendent of State Pi isons Cornelius V.
Collins, arranging the details for carry
ing out the sentence of death imposed
on Leon F. Czolgosz, the murderer of
President McKinley, They went care
fully over the 1200 requests which have
been received for invitations to the elec
trocution. There will be hut 26 wit
nesses admitted, the law limiting the
number. The prison physician will be
assisted in the conduct of the autopsy
by Dr. Charles F. Macdonald, ex-presi
dent of the State Commission in Lunacy,
and one of the greatest experts on in
sanity in ti e country. There will be a
number of other physicians in atten
dance.
Superintendent of State Prisons Collins
is silent as to whom he will invite, but
it is learned tluit the Sheriff of Erie
County, within whose jurisdiction the
crime was committed, will receive an in
vitation. Because of the small attend
ance that cun be had under the statute,
there will be but a limited number of
representatives of the press present. The
details of the execution have been prac
tically completed, and while the prison
authorities guard with great secrecy all
facts, it is thought the execution will
take place before 6 o’clock on the morn
ing ol Octolier 28, or if everything can-
not l>c made ready on that dav, at a
simi'.ar hour on the 29th. The work ot
selecting the jury to sign the death war-
rant of the murderer has lictii completed
but their mimes arc withheld from pub
lication. They will not lie known until
the morning of the execution.
me lieavie** limn gold, tin-white, and
usually occur in small scales and do not
aiiialgiiinate They are valuable. Send
for sale to the WeUbach Company,
Broad
Ai< It streets Philadelphia, Pa.
Ann lysis free. For information ron-
cerring methods of saving Die metals,
write to the Wai atah Mineral'« Com-
raiiy. Lt nihil. 140 Kill» street, San
riuncuro, (’ »1 if.
H oa ' s
This?
We offer <»uc Hundred Dollnra Reward for
• ny cw-r of ( HtAtih lh«*t cMimot l»e clued by
Hall » Culairii < un-.
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Cheney for the l»«it is y-m-. hii <I luelievv Mm
peifetaly hmiornhlv in nil buaiiie««
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mllotiN and rtnunci.tllt «Ile to cart) out any
ohliv'iUiom* mail • hjr their Him
F»<,ix WlmlvM e Dtiqrglsta, futalo.U.
WAl.niNG
KlNMN N
M a WVIM, Wholesale
DruKXI mi ». Toledo. O.
Hidl s < ntaiih Cine i« taken internally, act
ing directly upon the b|oo«l ami mucous »tit
act » <»f the «v»tern
Price 7per bottle. Sold
by all Ini*tw. T>Ntimoiii«la fire.
Hall*« Family Phis are the beat.
Prices are loui for first Class furniture.
Call and Inspeet our Goods.
Tire Tillamook
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Propagation of Salmon.
A stokta , Oct. 21.—From the present
outlook more young salmon fry will be
turned into the Columbia River this Fall
than ever before in one year. Master
Fish Warden Van Dusen has returned
from visiting the hatchcries on the Clack
amas and Sandy Rivers. He found that ■ 1
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the state hatchery on the Clackamas I
will have about 4,090,000 eggs and that
on the Sandy 2,000,000. The United 1
States hatchery on the former riyer is
expected to turn out 8,000,000. The
total amount of young fish which will
be turned into the Columbia River this
year is estimated at about 60,000,000,
BATHS NOT HER SPECIALTY
of which experts believe that one-tenth j
will go to sea, mature and return to this A Chicago Hospital Patient Who Had
Not Had One in Six
river. At the present time the annual
Month».
pack of the Columbia River, allowing
three salmon to the case, represents
This actually occurred in one of the
about 1,000,000 fish. Sixty times this
hospitals in the city where a number
amount will be released this year with a of patients from the lower walks of
good piospect of 6,000,000 returning. life are brought for free treatment, re
This estimate of course does not take in" ports the Chicago Chronicle:
One
to consideration any but artifically pro night the police ambulance brought a
pagated fish. With the agencies now at I young woman who was suffering from
work the output of the hatcheries in ail-! a severe case of rheumatism. The first
part of the treatment accorded pa
other year should be nearly double that j
tients is a thorough bath before they
of the present year.
are placed between the clean sheets,
Edw.'inl \V. Hingham, the well-known ! and the unpleasant task of administer-
ing the scrub is a part of the duty of
Portland lawyer, was seized with a fit of j the probationers,
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as the nurses are
dizziness on Monday about 6 o'clock as called during the first six months of
he was leaning out of his office window > their training. The one who attempt
at the Uiiiou block, and he fell to the ed the work in this case found a hope
side walk, a distance of about 20 feet, less job on her hands, and after much
vain labor she went to one of the older
sustaining probably fatal injuries, He,
nurses for advice. It being a case of
was taken to St. Nincent’s hospital.
rheumatism, they disliked to risk pit
Joe Levy, a Frenchman, atid two ting her in a tub. but there seemed to
French women, were taken into custody be no help for it, so they soused her
at an early hour Monday morning on into the hot water and used soap. soda,
suspicion of having been implicated in tlcohol and everything else the place
afforded^ and they rubbed, scrubbed
the murder of the wealthy miser, David I and scoured with but little success. At
Levy, of Boise, Idaho, several weeks ago. Inst the elder nurse exclaimed:
“I
Rev, Geo. W. Olmstead, pastor of the lon’t believe you ever had a bath be
fore. did you?”
Methodist church at Tower Hill, III.,
“Yes. I did.” replied the patient, in
pleaded guilty to sending obscene letters tones of indignation,
through the mail to both men and wo
‘‘When was it?”
men, ami was sentenced to two years in
‘‘Just before I was married.**
the penitentiary.
“How lonjg ago was that?**
“A little over six months.’*
A jxrtition asking that Cuba lie an
nexed to the United States is being cir
culated among Cuban business men, and
every effort is licing centered upon an
nexation, as business men generally, it is
alleged, believe that the reciprocity
movement will amount to nothing. A
meeting has Iwen arranged for Wednes
day next, at which, although held under,
the guise of reciprocity. it is said the
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first gun m the campaign tor annexation
will he fired by Cuba's orators—Sen ores
Des vernine and Lanuza and the Mar
quis de Montora.
While Harvey II. Stanton, of Salem,
was returning home last Saturday even
ing he was attacked by an unknown
man on the covered bridge near the Re
form School, knocked from his wheel and
was stunned from a blow from some
heavy weapon. The young man recov
ered his senses as his assaliant was ri
fling his pockets, and then followed a
hand-to hand struggle in which the
thug was thrown off. Young Stanton
took to his wheel and started to get
away, hut the ruffnn renewed the at
tack. Stanton managed to throw the
rascal, and putting his knee on him, pro.
reeded to pummel his face. He succeeded
in his efforts so well that the attack was I
not renewed. In fact, the thug w«i
barely able to crawl off.
House
Furnishers
Notice of Creditors.
Notice is hereby given that the under-
sjg,1e(| has been duly appointed by the
County Crurt of the State of Oregon, for
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Tillamook
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estate of ROBERT KREBS, deceased.
All persons having CLAIMS against said
estate are hereby required to present the
same, with proper vouchers as by law
required, to me at the office of B. L. :
Eddy, Attorney-at-Law, at Tillamook i
Citv. Oregon, within six months from
the date hereof.
Dated at Tillamook City, Or., October :
24th, 1901.
CORA G. KREBS,
Administratrix of the Estate of
Robert Krebs, deceased.
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McINTOSH & McNAIR,
Dealers in
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MOODY AND THE ROWDY.
flow the Well-Known Fvnnffeliat*»
Quick Wit Saved Him from a
Probable Drubbing;,
A few years ago when Evangelist
Moody was preaching in the slums of
a large city he was delayed in leaving
the hall till late in the evening, says e
writer in Ladies' Home Journal. Th.
exit was in a back street, and as h<
left the building he found a number o
roughs waiting to annoy him. As ho
walked along he heard them say:
“Here he comes!" and they prepared
to jostle him from the sidewalk. Go
ing straight up to the ringleader, Mr.
Moody held out his overcoat, and, with
self-possession that commanded com
plete respect, said:
“My friend, won’t yon just help me
on with this overcoat? I am not quite
so active now as 1 was at your age.
and some day, when you are as old as
I am, I'll be glad to do you the same
favor.”
No bully was ever more completely
taken by surprise. He held the over
coat for the evangelist to get into it,
and then thanking the young man for
his aid, Mr. Moody went along unmo
lested.
“0.” BEN RIESLAND,
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Oregon
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