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THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT.MARCH 6. 1002. KTE'W STOCK OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Wall Paper and Linings. HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING COODS, Furniture, etc., Sold on the Installment Plan. Easy terms. Call and Investigate. , (Continued from second page ) not deemed sufficient for all the possibili ties of such a transaction. It will take 10 days or so to get this detail covered. The company has no anxiety about the completion of this matter, for another bidder stands readv to take the bonds. On the terms offered, these bonds are deemed very desirable and capitalists are glad to get hold of them, particularly capitalists who mav desire aceess to large tracts ot valuable timber. This railroad will start from Portland, over a route not yet made public. Whe ther the main line will go to Nehalem Bay or to Tillamook Bay has not vet been fully determined, and it is not a matter ot much importance, for in either case a branch line will be built to the other point. The 88 miles will build the main line to either of the coast termi nals. The country has been thoroughly reconnoitered and the accurate locating of the railroad line is not now a question of much difficulty. It will be built where it will serve the greatest volume of traffic to the best advantage. The agent of the bondbuyers said last night that arrangements had already been made to let the construction con tract, and that the work would be pushed with unusual vigor until the first 20 miles should be completed. But the times allowance of two years for building the entire line will not permit of much lagging at any stage of the enterprise. A number of details are withheld be cause of the embarrassments that pub licity might bring—in the matter of se curing right of way and in other particu lars. But the contract is closed, and proceedings under it have already been begun. The Nehalem Railroad is about to become a reality. <&, Call and inspect our Goods. Prices are low for First Class Furniture. CO., Tlxe Tillamook cious spirit which seeks to “cinch” pro. perty because it may happen to be in I large or unusual forms, or because it mav chance to be in the hands of a corpora-1 tion. We had a dav of that sort of thing, to be sure, but it is a (lay now | hapily past. There is among our peo. 1 pie general recognition of that fact that the future of Oregon is largely dependent upon fair and liberal treatment of capi. tai, as well as all other interests. This has been expecially demonstrated in con-' nection of that fact that the future of Oregon is largely dependent upon fair and liberal treatment of capital, as well as all other interests. This has been es pecially demonstrated in connection with tbe railroads, and it is in the way of yielding substantial advantage in the form of free investment of foreign capi tal. The ease with which monev has been secured for the Nehalem project is an instance which precisely illustrates the point._________________ Weather Report for February. Maxi mum. : CARPETS, MIRRORS, BEDROOM SUITES, MATTING. OIL CLOTH, LINOLEUM LACE CURTAINS, TABLE LINEN, TOWEL, TOWELING. STOVE, RANGES, CROCKERY, GLASS. Now's the time to furnish your homes. OLSEN Sewing Machines. U ndertaker’s Supplies. We are Headquarters for Mini mum. Mean. Rain fall. Republican County House Furnishers. Convention Notice is hereby given that the Re publicans of Tillamook county, Oregon, will meet in convention on the 22nd day of March, 1902, at the hour of 10 o’clock a in , for the purpose of nominating the countv officers to be elected at the coming general election ; to elect dele gate to state and congiessional conven fions, ami to transact such other business as many properly come before the con vention ; and that the convention will lie composed of eighty member apportioned among the several precincts of the county as follow : 6 Helio................. Bay.......... o Hoqiiarton ...... Barnegat Beaver .... 3 Little Neslucea Blaine .... 3 Nehalem .......... o Netarts............. Carnahan Dolph .... 1 Samllake .......... Fa ir view . 7 South Plaine... 3 o Tillamook........ 15 Foley....... Garibaldi. 4 Union................ 5 And that the primaries in the several precincts will he held on the 15th day of Marell, 1902, at the hour of 1 o’clock p.in., and to be held at the regular poll ing places in such precinct. By order of the Republican County Central Committee. A. W. S everance , Chairman, \V. H. C ooper , Secretary. ito rtol M c I ntosh & mcnair , Dealers in ». -HARWDARE, TINWARE and CHINA. STOVES, RANGES and HEATERS. Headquarters for Dairymen’s Supplies. Agent for CHARTER OAK STOVES. Western Washing Machines. Large Stock of Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Glass. The Most Reliable GROCERY STORE in Tillamook A v- LUMBER AT TILLAMOOK 1 . . 46 .. 36 .. 41.0 ... 0.05 0 41.0 ... 0.10 . 47 .. 35 .. 3 . . 47 .. 35 .. 41.0 ... 0.30 4 . . 47 .. 40 .. 43.1 ... 1.55 40.0 ... 0.52 5 . . 45 .. 35 .. have ok hand 6 . . 48 .. 42 .. 45.0 ... 2.06 47.0 ... 0 64 7 . . 52 .. 42 .. 45.0 ... 0.98 Socialists’ Convention. 8 . . 50 .. 40 .. 9 . . 55 .. 45 50.0 ... 1.56 The Socialists of Tillamook County 10 . . 47 .. 35 ... 41.0 ... 0.25 48.1 ... 0.55 will meet in mass convention at the 11 . . 00 .. 42 .. 45.1 ... 1 65 Court House in Tillamook City, Satur 12 . . 51 .. 40 .. Rustic, Wainscoting, Ship 44.0 ... 0.35 day, the 8th day of March, at 10 a.m. 13 . . 53 .. 35 48.1 ... 0.36 I 1st.—To organize the Socialist Party. 1+ . . 52 .. 45 2nd.—To announce our political and Also all ROUGH LUMBER. 53.0 ... 2.02 15 . . GO .. 46 56 1 ... 0.44 economic creed. Commenting editorially on the mil- 16 . . 61 .. 52 .. 3rd.—To devise a just system of as . 50 1 ... 1.15 17 . . 51 .. 47 road situation, the Oregonian on Mon. 18 . . 59 .. 42 .. 50.1 ... 0.03 sessment and taxation. 4th.—To nominate a set of honest day had this to say : 51.1 ... 0.00 19 . . 62 .. 41 .. 48.1 ... 0.00 menfor Countv Officers; and transact 20 . . 56 .. 41 G ood N ews , T ruly . 49.0 ... 0.02 any other business which may properly The best news The Oregonian has | 21 . . 64 .. 34 .. 57.0 ... 0 00 come before the convention. . 66 .. 48 .. printed for many a day as related to j 09 ; The taxpayers and general public are . . 55 .. 44 .. 49 1 ... 0.55 that which gives assurance that means | 23 ‘ 49.0 ... 0 65 invited to the convention on Saturday, . . 53 .. 45 are provided for the construction of the ! 21 ' the 8th of March. 48.1 ... 1.32 . . 53 .. 41 .. Nehalem railroad. The importance of 25 ‘ There will be Socialist speaking on 48.0 ... 1.37 . . 54 .. 42 .. this fact relates not more to the project I 26 ! T'*'’ ..... ’ Sat unlay ’......... evening, ...... î-- and a and 45.1 ... 0.96 Friday imirtediateiv in view than to the other!: 27 . . 52 .. 39 .. 44.0 ... 2.1 0 general invitation is extended. . . 48 .. 40 .. and similar projects which are seeking 28 ! wavs of getting themselves executed. I j Sum. 1492 . .1152..... 1328 ..... 21.53 Stops Canal Deal. If. in the view of the world of capital, | ’ — the Nehalem scl^me is a sound business ; Mean53.8 .. 41.4..... 47.4..... P aris . Feb 28 —At an extraordinary j venture—and this is manifestly the fact— ' S ummary .—Mean temp., 4-2.7 ; Max. meeting of the shareholders of the new I there is reason to hope that means will be found for other enterprises of similar | temp., 64.0 ; date, 21st. Min. temp., Panama Canal Company today, the I 34; date, 21st. Total preci p„ 21.53 president read a message from the Con I kind. The example of success ¡11 the case : ; snowfall, 0 in.; number of days sul-General of Columbia at Paris setting of Nehalem will not fail to stimulate | inches ' other localities to renewed efforts to/ clear, 1 ; partly cloudy. 3; cloudy, 24. forth that the company could not trans- j JI! attract capital, and it will naturally go Date of frost—Light. 21st. Killing, 0. I fer its concession to another nation with- i a far toward making these efforts effective. Dates of hail, 7th, 26th and 27th ; sleet j out first, with the assent of Colombia, [ « The Nehalem is but one of several dis 0 ; th. storms. 6th, 9th and 26th. Solar I modifying the stipulation of articles 21 1 N and 22 of the agreement. After a dis- , halo. 18th. Prevailing wind — Direction, tricts close about Portland where a |eiissi<m. during which it was urged that OF SAN FRANCISCO, DEALERS IN great and profitable development waits S. W. Remarks.—We have had June tempera, effort should be made to keep the c<>n I upon transportation, under conditions AND * for France, the meeting adopted B which promise large rewards for capital ture this month, but cold rain and but cession a resolution expressing approval of the ' S invested in railroads. For example the little frost, not enough to damage any attitude of the board of directors and ■ country about the head-waters of the . thing. a B 17th. low ground robbins and meadow deciding, in view of this fact, to post I Clackamas River, like the Nehalem, is ■ only a tew miles from Portland, but prac- larks returned to-dav. 26th, plum trees pone entering into any engagement. The dispacth of the Colombia Govern j ticallv is as remote from market as it sprouted, gooseberry and honey suckles ! ment was a complete surprise to the ■ ■ was in pioneer da vs; and at the same also. shareholders of the Canal Company, I ■ Lunar halo, 22nd. B time it is as fruitful in its opportunities C apt . J oseph J. D awson , who met in expectation of merely rat ; as any other part of the Willamette B I j ifving the action of the board of direc- Voluntary Observer. Valiev. This and other districts are ver- 1 tors in offering the Panama Canal Com- * B tain to gain attention in connection | pany’n property to the United States! AGENTS STEAMERS ‘IV. 11. KRUGER” AND ‘■ACME. Real Estate Transfers. with the Nehalem enterprise. Of Cheeserv, Dairy and Creamery B ; for $40,000.009, which offer was to re For San Francisco and Lx« Angeles. The Nehalem is almost an unknown Machinery and Supplies we carry ■ main good until March 4. 1903, and coiintrv, in spite of the fac' that it lies Marv E. Allen to Louis Olsen, two authorizing tne board to carry out all the largest stock in the northwest J. SIBLEY, right at Portland’s door. No navigable acres in sec. 25, tp. 1 S, R. 10 W. ; same the measures for the property, ami fix V A full line of D. H. Burrell & Co.'s B Hobsonville, water-course penetrates its interior; there | to T. H. Govne. and accept all modes and terms of pay ! B celebrated Cheese making prepara B are 110 easy or natural roads through > Claude Thayer to G. B. Aliev, lots 1, ment, i> the United States accepts the tions, Apparatus, etc. its dense forests ; geographically it lies ; 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8. of block 36, offer. ■ The consteri.ation, therefore. ; B Send for Catalogue. apart from any settled district, and it is Thayer’s 4th add. to Tillamook. was general when the president read • B away from any direct lines connecting J. A. Monroe to T. H. Goyne, vari ' Colombia's telegram, and a heated dis-1 established communities. Under all 1 ous lots. cussion broke out. The majority of the ; these conditions, and in view of the fur R. I). Peckham to Mary I,. Havs, lots sja*a.’<ers concluded that the telegram ■ ther fact that its resources are largely of 3.4.5. 6 and 7, block 1, Miller’s add. meant the utter coliapse of the negotia a kind valueless without transportation. | to Tillamook ; same to C. Ben Riesland. tion with the United States, and resent-' 143 FRONT STREET, STEAMERS-SUE II. ELMORE, W. II. HARRISON. it is hardly surprising that it has so long ' Henry Tohl to The Astoria Co., lot 4 ment against Colombia was expressed. PORTLAND, ORE. been neglected. Such settlement «as has and Sw ’4Z of Nw ’4, sec. 3, and lots 1, 2 ONLY LINE—ASTOTIA TO TILLAMOOK, GARIBALDI, Fina'.lv, M. Marquis, the official repre braved its pioneer conditions has ami 3 of sec 4, tp. 2 N. R. 9 W. Agents for sentative of the shareholders, brought BAY CITY, HOBSONVILLE. iiatually clung about its outskirts. , Goran Munson to Mary E. Daily, Sw the meeting to its senses. He reminded DeLaval Cream Separators. Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. and There are many ranches on that 1 <4 of Xe U. S ’i of Nw U and Ne *4 of his hearers that the remarks were utterly also th* Astoria & Columbia River R. R. foi San Francisco, Portland margin of the Nehalem country which Sw % of sec. 11. tp. 2 S, R. 10 \V. wideof the mark All discussion at the and all punts east. For freight and passenger rates apply to lies nearest the Columbia River, and J. S. Lamar to T H. Goyne, 50 x 148 present moment was out of place and at the mouth of the Nehalem River feel in Mock 1, Thayer’s add. to Tilla probably damaging to the company’s SAMUEL ELMORE A. CO. General Agents, ASTORIA. OR there is a mill of large capacity al mook. B. C. LAMB, Agent. Tillamook Oregon. interests. The l>est course was to adjourn ready busily emoloyedin working up the E. G E. Wist to W. D. Steele, lots 1 until explanations of Colombia's action a , . JO. R. <fc N. R. R. Co . Portland. fine timber with which the country and 2 in block 13 and lots 3 and 4 in were forthcoming. Tiiis proposal was * (A. A U. K. K. Co., Portland. abounds. Thusthere arealready outlined block 14 in Nehalem. adopted and the mec iug adjourned. special industries to which the district is Willier F. Gleason to William J. Rneh- adapted, and with the coining ot trans mer, lots 3 and 4, in block 11 in Nehalem. It is understood that the United portation these industries are bound to Cicero L. Hogan to Ellen A. Hogan, States will take steps to obtain a re go forward with prodigious strides. various lots in Tillamook City and Bay imbursement of the sum ($72.000 paid Centrally Located Rates, $1 Per Day There is room for 20,‘»00 people in the City. to brigands as a ransom for Miss Ellen Nehalem, and we venture the prediction F. R. Beals to Clarence and Albert M. Stone and Mme. Tsilka, holding SHAVING, that within five years from the comple Tilden, 200 acres in sec. 11, tp. 1 N, R. Turkey responsible, inasmuch as the tion of the projected road the country in 10 \V. HAIR CUTTING, capture of the missionaries was affected its general development will he equal to State of Oregon to John H. Hickman, ’ 011 Turkish soil. This question of re- M. H. URRSEN, Proprietor. SHAMPOOING, many parts of the Willamette Valiev lots 1 aud 8 and S >2 of Ne *4 ot sec 13, ’ sponsibility may have serious develop where the sentiment is halt a century old. tp 3 N, R 6 W. OREGON ments, since Turkey emphatically dis Hot and Cold Raths. William Sturgeon to Marion A. Cady, claims responsibility and lays the Proximity to Portland, with the con The Best Hotel in the city. No Chinese Employed. venience to market implied in this fact, vsnoiis tract*. EVERYTHING STRICTLY FIRST CLASS blame on Bulgaria. US. to John T. Hendrick, S i2 of Se will attract settlers at once ; and, in con nection with the favorable climat; ami >4 of sec 18 and N L, of Ne «4 of sec. Deafness Cannot be Cured the general fruitfulness of the soil, it is 19 tp 1 N. K 0 W local application- m they can not res* h th** p |) Shackleford to D. C Pearce, lots <1 by weswed cert to make them prosperous. Under |M,rtion of the ear. There is only one the special conditions, gardening, dairy- 7 and 8. in block 2 of Hay's a«Id. to way to cure «¡enine«***. and thill in by eon«tita- tionnl temedie«. Deafneiw G caused by an in ing and stockraising on a domestic basis Tillamook. condition of the mucoiiH lint « of the Felix Rov tnl/Miis Ludlka. lots 13 and flamed am likely to employ the energies of the Kuntaeliian Tube When thin t«ll>e get* inflam- Neh Jem to a great extent and some 14 in sec 36. tp 3 N. R 10 W. ed you have a rumbling «onnd <»r imperfect heating, and when it I m entirely close« I desfneM thimg like the recent development ot the PROPRIETOR of In the renalt. and unh*» the inflammation <-an General Banking and Exchange busi* » 'VII imette Slough country in Columbia The real trouble with the Democratic lie taken out and thia tube rewtorod to it* • or mal condition, hearing will be deMhoyed So Cou-ity may lie looked for. partv is that most ot its liest men are tiesa. nine ca—•» out of ten a»e rau-Bd by ^^Bregon ought to l»c a field of special either openly or secretly Republicans. ever, catarrh, which is nothing but an infl.iined con Exchange en England, Belgium, Ge’ i attraction to railroad investors for two Gen. Fnnstnn is a verv small man, but dition of the miK-ou« auruu-es. We will give One Hundred Dollar« for any reasons. First. Iiecause of the many op there is entierlv too much of him to die lu.iny, Sweden, and all foreign connine« cbmj of DeafasM (caused by catarrh) that can portunities for short profitable lines ot under a surgeon's knife. not l«e eared by Hall s Catarrh Cure. Send for rotki as above suggested '■ and, second, A man who not only can but dnres to circulars, F free. I. CHEWY * CO., Toledo. <>. beAuse of the rational and lilieral tell the truth and gets the public ear is Sold by Druggmt* "5c. ^^Kt here respecting property in all Shop next door to I^arMn's Hotel, Tillamook TILLAMOOK. ORE. Halt's Family Fill* ate the beat. tortis. There is here none of that vi- liable to do some good. J. A. co. TAFT DRY FLOORING, CEILING, Mouldings Finish and Lap. Sizes of 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 CHEESE Truckee Lumber Co., FIR& SPRUCE Lumber BUTTER MAKERS BOX SHOOKS GENERAL MERCHANDISE And LOGGERS’ SUPPLIES E, Or. Mgr. B^DDIClÇ-kEATlNlJ UO., ■ - Edwards & Sladden, Barber* LARSEN HOUSE, TILLAMOOK, E2L1TZ: OF C. Sc E. Thayer. F. LEACH, Tillamook Meat Market Fresh and Cured Meats, Hides, Wool, etc,
