Tillamook headlight., February 27, 1902, Image 4

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, FEBRUARY 27. 1902
WEEK OF CLEARANCE SALE
At COHN & CO.’S.
Only a Few Days Left to Secure Bargains.
LAST
-S
POPULAR COUNTY OPFICAL8
BLAINE.
Who, Having 8e*ved the Tax
payers Faithfully, will be Can
didates for Re-Nomination.
Mr. M. A. Cady went to Tillaux o!<
last week.
A grand hall was given by Meson».
Harry Patterson and Geo. Smith, ever)
one enjoyed themselves as well as could
be expected.
We are very sorry Mr. Jas. Woods
anti family is nbout to leave the neigh
borhood as he has proved to l»e an ex­
cellant friend andneiglibor. He expects
to locate in Blaine. The Best wishes of
his friends follow him to Lis new place
Some of the people are getting very in­
dustrious, as they are putting the days
into good use planting garden.
Blaine would lie much pleased if it
could get a ninth grade teacher, as the
people would like the school to com­
mence as soon as |M>*ible.
The l>ear hunters, Bob Patterson and
Dee Moon, are getting immensely rich
killing I tear, as they lack a few of killing
one-fourth of a hundred.
They are
boarding with Mrs Browning who goes
with them as guide.
J no. Creecy went to Beaver last week.
Joe Hollett, our new mail carrier, is
trying to become acquainted with the
mail route as he is to be seen almost any
day aboard of “Old Standby Join ”
promenading up and down the road. We
hope he won’t forget to leave the cor-
res|>on<lant's Headlight in the right box
when he takes charge of the mail.
Mr. Geo. Smith has moved into his
new house.
Mr Sam Lucas is Guiding a new house.
He intends to move into it soon.
Some ot the people, while passing up
and down the land, have been so
fortunate as to learn that Jno. and
Nathan Moon are building a new wagon
bridge near their house. We are glad to
hear it, as it was not safe to cross the
old one with a very heavy load.
COI NI Y CLERK HOMER MASON.
ASSESSOR I S. STEPHENS.
NEHALEM
Snowdrops and Narcissus are in lull
bloom.
The sawmill started up on Monday.
A ratt of logs was taken down the
river from Chisholm's camp on Tues­
day.
The launch Louise is again running
with Francis Cronen in charge.
The tug Voshurg came in on Saturday.
She brought supplies lor the mill, and
for our merchants ; also the machinery
for D. Vedder's shingle mill.
The Woodman Camp ami Circle gave a
farewell social on Saturday night to Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Pve and family, who,
after more than twenty years residence,
are about to leave us for their new home
near Vancouver, W ash. Including some
invited friends, about one bundled were
Iircscnt.
Alter an excellent program.
». S. Boy a kin voiced the sentiment of
their neighbors in an expression of re­
gret at their departure, ami then pre­
sented each member ot the family with
an emblematic souviner of esteem.
SPRUCH.
The valuable cow of Dr. Lowerv’sis
•till alive. It •• ham to give up trying
to save a cow that gives 50 lbs. ot good
rich milk a dav.
It is rumored around that Mr. David
Jones has Imd a sad experience wi»h
calves this winter. They get that far
away look.
Hr
Mr. Payne is doing some plowing
is a man of thrift and energy and the
right kind ot a neighbor.
Mr. Otto Walther had a yearling
drowned in the creek.
Mr. Wollev has brought a wagon and
plow, so ns to In* a full Hedged farmer.
The Stindav morning meetings are for
those who are interested in religion or
who wish to acquire a thorough know
ledge of the science and art of sound per­
taining to music.
Rev. John Looser will preach in Ger-
•• nn at one o’clock, Sunday, March 2nd,
002.
I
ent that the paternal consent to the pro­
posed union was withdrawn. When he
was dismissed Childrose vowed to kill
the whole family, and the tragedy
followed tonight.
M c I ntosh & M c N air ,
Dealers in
HARWDARE, TINWARE and CHINA.
STOVES, RANGES and HEATERS.
Emperor’s Yacht Launched.
N ew Y ork . Feb. 25--In a dazzling
rain and in the presence of a brilliant
assemblage, amidst cheering and the
roar of cannon, the German Enqteror’s
new schooner yacht Meteor was launched
from Sliocter's Island today. Unlike the
weather, the arrangements were |>erfect.
and no untoward incident marred the
occasion. The President, Mrs and Miss
Roosevelt, Prince Henry and the disting
uished party accompanying them were
enthusiastically cheered on arriving at
the platform built just back of the blow
of the Meteor
Without delay after greetings had lieen
exchanged, Miss Roosevelt stepped for­
ward, and, taking hold of a silver-cover­
ed bottle containing German cham­
pagne. broke it on the side of the vessel.
Immediately she seized a silver ax and
severed the rope which released the
weights holding the Meteor. The vessel
went gracefully into the water, with the
\ nierican flag breaking out at the tatf
rail.
American and German National
airs were played, and from scores of
craft containing excursionists came en­
thusiastic cheering.
Miss RooseveL wore a dress of sapphire
blue velvet, a large black hat trimmed
with ostrich feathers, and a fur muff
and boa.
N ew Y o RK. Feb. 25 — Before the
unclieon given on the Inqierial yacht
I lohenzollern today in honor of Presi
dent Roosevelt l»v Prince Henry of
Prussia, a golden bracelet with a picture
of Kaiser Wilhelm in diamonds was
presented to Miss Alice Roosevelt.
It
was the Emperor’s gift to the young
lady as sponsor for the new yachv Meteor
The presentation was made by Prince
Henry on behalf of his brother, the
Emperor.
The Prince made a brief ad­
SAND LAKE.
dress and the young lady thanked him
Surveyor Austin, Mr. Peters, Mr.
......
very much. The braclet is of very hand
Pavne andJMr. Walthers, of Spruce, were some workmanship, and the portrait of
out locating some new roads on the lake the Emperor in Diamonds is well made.
this week.
The mumps are again visiting Mr.
Scraps of News.
Webb’s lamilv. They are also m iking a
call at Mr. Hoyt’s.
As the result of a collision on the
Our road master has had another turn Auburn branch of the New York Central,
at the fallen timber in the roads.
seven miles west of Auburn, N.Y., l>e-
M. Sommers bad quite a serious fall tween a west-bound passenger train and
from a log, striking his side on a limb, a steam derrick, five trainmen are dead,
which has laid him up for a few da\s.
two seriously injured and two missing.
Courting under difficulties was what
The United States
transport Mc­
Norman Olsen called it when he was Clellan, which left New’ York on Mon­
here last.
day for Manila by way of Gibraltar and
These warm rains have started the the Suez Canal, had on board 200
feed nicely and the cattle will soon be on school teachers, most of whom come
pasture.
from the Middle States, the South and
W. C. King will soon start up his West.
cheese factory.,,
John T. Davis and his associates have,
Headquarters for Dairymen’s Supplies.
Agent for CHARTER OAg STOVES. Western Washing Machines
Large Stock of Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Glass.
The Most Reliable GROCERY STORE in Tillamook
LUMBER AT TILLAMOOK
j
A
TAFT
HAVE ON HAND
DRY FLOORING, CEILING,
Finish
Rustic, Wainscoting, Mouldings and Ship Lap
Also all Sizes of ROUGH LUMBER
SHOES AT COST PRICE
I now offer my Splendid Assortment of Ladies
and Gent.’s Boots and Shoes at Cost
P F. BROWNE, Red Shoe House
NOTICE TO CltKDITOKS.
made necessary from the
fact that
owing to occurrences on the floor of the i Notice is hereby given thet the undersigned
Senate last Saturday, the Senator from has been duly appointed by the County Court
South Carolina was declared in con- | of the State of Oregon, for Tillamook countv,
of the last will and testament of
tempt of the Senate. Senator Martin, executor
MARY 8. DOWNS, deceased, and all persona
of Virginia, a member of the committee I having claims again-t the estate ot said decease«!
on naval affairs, accepted the invitation arc hereby required to present the same, with
proper vouchers as by law required, tome at
discovered a mountain of arsenic in a ■ in Mr. Tillman’s place.
the office of B. I,. Eddy, Attorney-at-Law. Tilla­
range 50 miles southeast of Tacoma
mook City, Oregon, within six months from the
To Fight Glass Trust.
date hereof
This is claimed to be the first important 1
Deafness Cannot be Cured
Dated this February 6th, 1902.
S t . L ouis , Feb. 25.—The St. Louis body of arsenic ever found in America. ' by local applications, as they cannot reach the I
SAMl’E ..........
’ DOWNS.
Plate («lass Company has been formed I'he supply heretofore has come from diseased portion
of the ear. There
is vmi
only t/nvl
one
mm w.
. .».11. 1.-,
Execut t of the last will and testament of
way
to
cure
deafness,
and
that
is
by
eonstitu-
'
Mary
S.
Downs,
deceased
Cornwall.
The
United
States
now
im
­
and will be incorporated under the laws
tional remedies. Deafness is caused’by an in- __ _______
of Missouri with a cash capital of $2,- ports nearly $100,000 worth yearly.
flamed condition of the mucous lining of the
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT.
(<00,000. It is independent of the glass
Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inflam-I
NOT
Senator Frve, president pro. tern, of ed
you have a rumtling sound or imperfect
trust and will be a competitor of that
the Senate, gave directions to the Clerks | hearing, and
nd when it is entirely
eutirel" closed
— J deafness
J — ‘------ I N otice ts H eresy G iven .-That the under­
organization. Twelve hundred acres of
..::i unless the i inflammation
__________ _____
_
ill, and
can
of the Senate Monday that the names of is the result,
of the Estate of A. G.
land have just been purchased at Valley
taken out and this tube restored to its nor­ signed administrator
Senators Tillman and McLaurin, of be
deceased, has presented and filed
mal condition, hearing will be destroyed f<> ANDERSON,
Park, on the Motamec River, 17 miles
South Carolina, must not be called on ever, nine cases out of ten ate caused by in the County Court of the State of Oregon, for
Tillamook conn-y his final account in the ad­
from the city, the contracts have been
roll calls until further notice. This fixes 1 catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed con­ ministration vf said estate. and that by order of
let for buildings and machinery, the
of the mucous surfaces.
said Couit duly made, ttie 4th dav of March.
the status of the Senators, who are dition
ground staked off, and by the first ot practically suspended from all senatorial | We will give One Hundred Dollars for any 1902, at the hour of it) o’clock a.in., is the time
case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that can when the hearing on said final account will be
November it is expected to have the
not
be
cured
by
Hall
’
s
Catarrh
Cure,
bend
for
functions.
had. and any and all persons having objections
plant in operation with a capacity of
circulars, free.
to said account are required to present them to
F. I. CHENEY it CO., Toledo, O.
The New York Life Insurance Com­
29,000 square feet of glass per day, giv­
said Court on or before said date of hearing.
Sold
by
Druggists
“
5c.
pany has commenced a foreclosure suit | Hall’s Family Pills are the best.
Dated this 5th day of February, I qo 2.
ing employment to 600 men.
F. M. I.AMB, Administrator.
zKt Valiev Park it is proposed to found against the Chamber of Commerce at
a model town of the Pullman III., type, Portland, the receiver and other parties,
NOTICE
TO CREDITORS.
with paved streets, electric lights, hotels, to secure possession of the property on a
mortgage for $45(),000 long since due,
good houses, schools and churches.
N otice is H eresy G iven .—That the under­
with interest for over two years and
signed has been duly appoit ted by the County
1 $10,000 attorney’s fees.
Court of the .State of Oregon, for TPIamook
Attacks the Monroe Doctrine
N ew Y ork , Feb. 25.—David Mills
continues in the March 1 limiter of the
Empire Review, his strictures on the
foreign policy of the United States as
emliodied 111 what he described hh the
“revised edition of the Monroe Doctrine,”
says a London dispatch to the Tribune.
He cites passages from the speeches of
President Roosevelt and Senator Lodge,
as proof that American diplomacy re
gards the Western Hemisphere as under
the exclusive domination of the United
States and as excluded from the es­
tablished doctrine of international law.
He asserts emphatically that all the
states of the Western Hemisphere stand
on
a
footing
of
equality
and
that
the
United
States has no
claim in international laws greater
than Canada's rights.
He cites Pre*
sident Cleveland's and Secretary Ol­
ney’s action on the Venezuela question
and the Government to allow foreign
powers to acquire coaling stations in
the West Indies, ami argue» that the
United States will receive some day the
same answer which it once gave the
Barlmrv States, "We perfer war to
tribute.”
Killed Sweetheart’s Family.
C hicago , Pel. 23.—Angered because
bn» persistent demand* for a dowry suffi-
ciem to give him a start in housekeeping
were refused, and seeking revenge on the
family <»t his sweetheart, George Child­
rose. a stenographer, today shot and in­
stantly killrri lbiiry Meverer. the girl’s
father, and slightly wounded Emma
Meverer, her sister,
tier mother and
another sister escaped other shots, in­
tended for them, bv rushing into the
street. Then believing he had killed the
entire family. Childrose sent a bullet
through his own brain and fell dead at
the door of his sweetheart’s room.
The couple became engaged last Tues­
day, and the young man at once I »eg an
his demands that the father, a retired
mechanic and inventor, furnish money
to start the couple in housekeeping.
Tl e demands were so large and persist -
! The Supreme Court on Monday de­
livered its opinion in the case ot Minne­
sota versus the Northern Securities
Company in application of the state to
file a bill of complaint in that court. The
; opinion was read bv Justice Shiras, and
the motion for leave to file the bill was
denied on the ground that this court !
was without jurisdiction.
Information of the sinking ofanun-l
known vessel and the probable drowning !
of all on board has been received at I
Philadelphia.
The schooner Fannie 1
Palmer, from Norfolk for Boston, is Qr-
jMirted to have collided with an un­
known ship 12 miles from Fenwick
Shoals. February 19. The vessel sank
and it is believed the crew went down ;
with her. Fenwick Shoals is 12 miles 1
south of Cape Hcnlopen.
Mrs. Annie Whitlock has been awarded
the $500 reward offered bv Multnomah !
county for the arrest and conviction of
the murderers ot James B
Morrow.
Such was the opinion rendered by Judge
George on Monday. King escaped with
the remark that while he had assisted in
bringing the criminals to justice, his I
connection with the case was such as to
put him in a bad light, so much so that
he would not be entitled to any con­
sideration.
Cripple Creek, Colo., is in a state of
terror, owing to a preconcerted attack
n|M)ii assnv offices doing business in the
district. Beginning at 3 o'clock Monday
morning, and following in rapid suc­
cession. six explosions wrecked as many
assay offices in Victor, Cripple Creek
and Goldfield.
The raiders did not
hesitate to jeopardise life, as all but one
of the buildings were occupied bv sleep­
ing families. .Men, women and children
were hurled out of their l«ls bv the
shocks, and serious injuries indicted.
The President withdrew’ the invita-
tion. extended to Senator Tillman, of
South Caiolina, to attend the dinner
given
in
honor of
Prince Henry
of Prussia at the White House on
It is itntetl that this action
Monday.
<n the part of the President wa
I
Tillamook
Headlight,
The
T immer L and , A ct J une 8. 1878.—N otick F or
P ublication ,
United Statis Land Office,
Oregon City, Oregon,
„
.
January 11th, 1902.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June 3 1878. entitled “An act for the sale
ot timber lands in the States of California
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,” as
extended to all th« Public Land States by act of
August 4, 1892,
3
. bAURA K. NICHOLS,
Of Nehalem, county of Tillamook, State of
Oregon has this day filedin this office her sworn
*,ta eAnef’,,L,
5581. for the purchase of
K« i t
‘ s,ld ,O,H 3 a"d 4, of Section
a w '.'.
No. 4 North, Runge
No. 6 West, and will offer proof lo show that
the land sought is more valuable for its
b'''beror sto,|e than for agricultural purposes,
and to eatabliah her claim to aaid land before
ream, ru ’
R'celvcr
thia office at
Oregon City. Ore., on Saturday, the jth day
ol April '<toj She tiainea as wltneaseo :
John C. Bryant, of Clatskanie, Ore. ; 1'riahH
Brv nt, Coleman H wheeler and Cora K
XV heeler, of Nehalem, Ore.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
“
described lands are requested to We thek
of Apr'1'",^"
on or belore “M 5th day
C has . B. M oores , Register.
T imber i . axd . A ct jvmr 3. I8;8.-X otice for
P ublication .
United state« i.and office,
o egon City, Oregon.
" h<^ «*!«> "■«"Vn XXee
¿:rr te;« "I
county, administratrix of the estate of JESSE
W. CAREY, deceased, and all persons having tinn er lands in the state, of California oieRo«1
claims against said estate are hereby required Nevaita and Waehinftlon Terr tor““’
to present the same, with proper vouchers as AiwiTiM
"b'rC '•’"d S1“>« b' oct o!
by law required, to me at the office of B. I.
Eddy, attorney at law
at Tillamook Citv.
o
«’H’i.IP M COND1T,
Oregon, withiu six months from the date hereof nro
Dated thia 20th day of February. I902.
LUCY CAREY,
Administratrix of the estate of Jesse
W. Carey, deceased
NOTICK TO
CICEDI IOK*.
N otice is H ereby G iven —That the under­
signed has been duly appointed by the Countv
Court of tlie State of Oregon, for Tillamook
county administrator ofthe eatateof WILLIAM
EDWARDS, deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate are hereby required
toprese.it the same to me. with proper vouchers
as by law required, at the office <.f B L. Fddy
attorney-at-law. at Tillamook City, Oregon
within six months from the date hereof.
Dated this February 2oth, 1902
C has . b . M oores . Reirv»-r.
J ohn gfrritse .
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$2.25.
Administrator of the Estate of
William Edwards, deceased.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Depirtment of the Interior.
Land Office at Oregon Citv. Ore
~
.
»bruary ljth. 190/
Notice is herehy given that the f llowin»-
named
inted settler has filed notice of hi*
hir intention
—
| to make (Inal proofin support of liisclahn. and
I that »aid proof will be made Itefora the Countv
Cl^rk sf
nf Tillamook
Tillamook County,
('nutili at
■» Tillamook
T.l i citv
.... ■
Clerk
Oregon, on April oh, tqni. via
CHARLES VINCON PAUL.
H E No. 11.694 for the Sw \ of sec 15, tp. 6S.
R. 9 W
He name«* the following witnesses to prove
hi# continuous residence upon and cultivation
of «aid land, via :
Joseph F Price o(Tltl«m<>oKCity Or Rube,.
Mu. ger Karri#, at Pitner Or ; kaiph E.i»,,
Winter at Oil*. Or W illiam Hickman Brown
ot Dallas. Or.
CMA«. B M oo **,. Register
C. A. BAILEY
_ ______
OKAI.KR IN
TC DEBA KER
»
WAGON
OSBORNE MOWERS
HitKKie«. hay rake., plow., and ot|’ .
hrm machinery.
You <a„ 9ave
“ 0,1
•'"‘Spring
C. A. BAILEY. Tillamook. Ore.
of
C. & E. Thayer.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
Land Office at Oregon City. Ore.,
February list 19oj'
Notice i« hereby given that the following,
named settler has filed notice of his Intention
General Banking and E.el..,,,, bn,¡.
to make final proof tn support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before Countv
Clerk of Tillamook Countv. at Tillamook neue.
Oregon, on April <j h. I902. vii.
ERNEST W KNIGHT
Mcli.nr. on England, Belgio,„ Ge-
HE rii Is for the Se ‘4 of Sw 1. S U of s*i
■nd Ne i< ..f s. S -<■ 3*. Tp t x„ K , w
‘
He names the fo lowing witness,^ to prove -uuL Sweden, *,1(1 .i, foreigti
hie continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, vis
D
Thon,>* L McFaUs. Joseph
Price aud Thore Hangen of Tillamook. Oregon
CHAS B Mouats Register
TILLAMOOK.
ORE.