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THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JULY 24, M bcked in the ice floe . 1 1902. I Every body on board ot in -- her __ were ____ .... U.S. to William L. Brooks, E Hof good health and spirit. I It did ’ not ____ _ _ Xw l4 and E H of Sw I4, see. 32, tp. 2 take JPlperience on Board the Steamer us long now to get out. The Portland N, R. 8 W. proving herself to lie far superior in U.S. to William N. Hayes, lots 3 and Portland while Drifting to breaking the ice ; in fact, if it had not 5 and Se Vi ot Nw K of W I/, of sec. 6, been for the Portland it ’ s doubtful if tp. 2 N, R. 8 W. the Arctic Ocean. the Jeannie would ever got out. David Martiny to F. R. Beals, und. H After being imprisoned in the ice for i int. in various tracts. Mrs. N P. Olson, who is visiting ( nearly two months, U felt good to get I U.S. to Lester Ray, S H of Se Vi and • firionds in Tillamook City from San Fran. | into open watwr with full speed ahead. 1 Se X ofSw Vi. sec. 22, and Nw l4 of Ne I Our large stock of FALL and WINTER GOODS is coming and so we need plenty of room, and in order to Ctsco, and whose husband was on board We arrived in Nome at 2 o’clock this I k.sec. 27, tp. 4 S R 10 W. make it we have concluded to dispose of as much as possible of our good until the 1st of August, at a never I nn ining, July 2nd. The tripon board I Geo. H. Williams to Pacific States, the steamer Portland, which was caught heard before sacrifice—60c. on the dollar. . I ship lias been most pleasant and agree-1 Savings Co., lot 5, 6, 7 and 8, block 24, j in the ice and drifted to the Arctic Ocean able. Remember wc are not referring to odds and ends, or old goods, lmt the very best kinds and latest styles and The customary mock trials with Pacific add. to Bay City. patterns in men’s and boy’s clothing, furnishings, hats, and also ladies’, men's and children’s shoes, etc. A for two months, sends the tollowing I breach of promise cases were vigoriously I large assortment to select from on hand yet. Bear in mind that at all the time we are able to sell cheaper than itttresting letter and a number of pic- prosecuted It was many days lief ore Teachers’ Examinations. anv merchant in Tillamook county, but at no time wi|l we nor anybody else Ire able to repeat such a 69c. on the ' laying Solitair’’ became the craze of the 1 tares of his experiences : dollar sale again, for it would ruin any firm. Grab this one in a lifetime opportunity and save 40c. on the ship, “bughouse game as it was termed,” | Notice is hereby given that the County 1 will make a futile attempt to des until finally the bughouse society was Superintendent of Tillamook County dollar. (■be our varied experiences on our trip THE “FAMOUS" CLOTHING STORE, Ol’P. THE l’.O¿ firmed. Also other societies and clubs I will hold the regular examination of from Unalaska to our destination Nome, were organized—one Owl Club, in which I applicants for state and county papers on board the steamer Portland. Our the duly of the memliers were to remain | at the court house in Tillamook City, as tickets did not call fora passage to the in session between 1 and 6 o’clock in the , follows : Arctic Ocean. However, we got there, morning The ladies amused themselves for state papers . willingly or not. It's to Captain Lind by skipping rope, thro'.ving bean bag and Commencing Wednesday, August 13, quist we owe our lives and for our safe fishing when weather would permit. ' nt nine o’clock A. M. and continuing landing in Nome. He is a great captain At first everybody was very generous until Saturday August 16, at four and the Portland is a very superior ship. about whiskey, cigars, cigarettes and to- o’clock, J.FOur stay in Unalaska wasshort, only a bacco and playing cards, but lately it l Wednesday — Penmanship, history,! day, but very pleasant We visited the got to be so you coiilden’t leave go of a spelling, algebra, reading, school law. quarts mine there, of great interest to box of matches without somebody de- Thursday—Written arithmetic, theory us, being the first I have seen. Was in viding with you, or pass a package of of teaching, grammar, book-keeping, troduced to the best people on the Island, cigarettes but everybody would grab one physics, civil government. Dealers in among others the Russian Priest and the or more. If you asked somebody to cut Friday — Physiology, geography, school madam your cards while playing they are apt to mental arithmetic, composition, physi ’ These two good people took us around. grab the deck and begin another game cal geography. Wf visited the Russian Church with the with it. Saturday—Botany, plane geomentry, quaint ancient decoration, also the We had two spiritualists, mediums, general history^ English literature, phy- school, sat on the benches with the aboard. They kept us in touch with the chology. child ren, sang songs and listened to the ! outside world all the tune. FOR COUNTY PAPERS. Headquarters for Dairymen’s Supplies. instructions from the charming teacher. Commencing Wednesday, August 13, Another felloe called the human wal Several of the ladies tried to induce the ’ rus, lie use to take a swim around the at nine o’clock A. Al. and continuing Agent for CHARTER OAK STOVES. Western Washing Machines Captain to hold the vessel over until the ! ice floes whenever we had water enough until Friday August 15, at four o'clock. the following morning, that we might I Large Stock of Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Glass. FIRST, SECOND ANI) THIRD GRADE around us to permit him. He stated get better aquainted, but he wouldent ■ that the water was so cold that heoould- CERTIFICATES. weld. Two days out from Unalaska we en't tell weather it was boiling hot or Wednesday — Penmanship, history, sighted the first ice, and in a few hours freezing. orthography, reading. we were in the thick of it. The steamer Thursday—Written arithmetic, theo All in all it was a trip eventful and seemed to go through the ice like a verat enjoyable, if it had not been for the loss ry of teaching, grammar, school law. able eel goes through water with little of valuable time, w’e might have called Friday—Geography, mental arith noise except the churning sound of the it a pleasure trip. metic, phvsologv, civil government. propeller forcing the ship into heavy con PRIMARY CERTIFICATES. tact with the ice, at times with ice many Wednesday—Penmanship orthogra Hayes’ Appeal is Overruled. feet thick, the captain guiding her from phy, reading, arithmetic. i Thursday—Art ot questioning, theory th e crow’s nest, built on top of the fore- I O regon C ity , July 19.—Commissioner mast to afford a better field of observa of teaching, methods, physiology. tion. We at times rushed ahead full Ilern.aim has overruled the appeal of Dated at Tillamook this 21st day of speed against the ice to force opening, Cliailes E. Hayes from the decision of luly, ------- 1902. and the contact often left the ship shiv the local Land Office in 39 of the famous G. B. L amb . ering from bow to stern—a mighty Tillamook County land contests. County School Supt. Haves took the contest against Bertha good ship the Portland. J When finally every lead wras blocked to B. Marlin as a test, and if lie appeals Comm unication. HAVE ON HAND us we made fast to the ice and drifted with from the decision of the commissioner to it at the rate of a mile an hour north the secretary of the interior, which is [TO EDITOR OF TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT.] probable, and the secretary sustains the ward. The weather at this time was! D ear S ir ,—Promoted by the numer Clear and nice, but very J cold, several « • eolul11issioner, which is also • probable. . , nights in succession down to zero. Noth-1 Hayes will have lost every one ot the 39 ous inquiries, made of me conserning a certain suit which I have filed in the iug but ice as far as eye could reach, I dismissed. In this event G O. from 10-12 feet above water and pro-) Dow a junior contestant, will be- Circuit Court, I asked the privilege of bably 109 feet below, in all manner of ‘!_,K C?,.1.t.ïS'‘ut.!!‘.tl”‘AC?Se8' making a few statements to the public will i.«-« have through the medium of your paper. fantastic forms and shapes, presenting and the only recourse Hayes .«.i During the month of April I sold to an all colors, from an indigo to an al most will be to tile new contests, in which outside party a ranch near Tillamook white ar ' glistening in the sun's rays case he will become a junior contestant City. Title, on examination by an at with splendor blinding to the naked eye. to Nolan and to William Law. who has torney ot Tillamook, was pronounced | We valiantly looked for openings filed junior contests against many of tlie not perfect. The buyer had previously ; ahead. Heavy fog would be mistaken claims. put up his money and made a contract for land. On the 11th we sighted the with the seller for the purchase of his Photographs Wanted. I Jeannie, oft' St. Lawrence Island, also property. Of course when the title was stuck in the ice. This made us leel better, The Lewis and Clark Exposition Com pronounced shady the buyer would not É for misery likes company. The captain pany will have need for a large number accept the property. '1 he man whose Graduates of the school are in con BARBER AND HAIRDRESSER [ let us off on an ice Hoe for exercise and slant demand at salaries ranging from of photographs to illustrate publications property 1 was selling was not so much SHAVING, HAIR Cl MINO, > we went right at it, ran around like a lot on the Pacific Northwest which will $40.00 to $100.00 per month. Students ...he to blame tor this, but the man who gave ' of monkeys, snowballing, wrestling and take the state examinations during their SHAMPOOING, FAC issued to advertise the 1905 Fair, Dona- him a warranty deed to said tract of I baptizing one another, took snapshots course in the school and are prepared to tionsof views of landscape, cities, moun land most certainly was if the title was ‘ and had a good time while it lasted. In tains, farms, growing crops, forests, lacking in being perfect. The seller had receive stale certificates on graduation. the meanwhile we drifted steadily north. mines, finheiies, river scenery, seaside however previous co this sale assured Electric Baths nicely Sited up Good for Ex penses range from $ 1 20.000to $1 75.00 persons suffering with lhirn uliini The 14th. 15th and 16th was very cold, per year. Strong Normal course and resorts, etc., suitable for the half tone me that the title was all o.k. 1 was with whirling sm-w. We felt the tremen well e(|uip|x*d training department. The process, will be appreciated by the com. the looser, but bore the matter patient dous force of the ice pack. The ship was fall term opens September 16th. pany. Photographers, professional and ly, relying on the promiseol the property nipped and twisted about like a toy, amateur who desire to make donations owner that he would have the title For catalogue containing lull informa ”• while the ice pat. ed clear up to her should address their pictures to Henry cleared up by the prrtv that sold the tion address. railing. Üe were lucky toescape. Donkey D Reed, Secretary of the 1905 Fair, 246 land to him and again place it on market E. I). R1SSLER, President. engines were worked all the time to Washington Street. Portland, Oregon. with me This partv, however, has ever Or J. B. B1NTER, Secretary. keep from freezing. The subject of the views should be in since showed himself most neglectful in On the 27th we passed King’s Island. dorsed on the back of the photographs, the matter. My patience finally gave AND There was quite a stir among the betting also the name of the photographer, so out and I ask mv seller to make me element who was going to get to Nome that no mistake w ill be made. Credit some slight renumeration for the trouble first of the three boats. We are now will Ire given to the photographer in all and expense to which I had been put, way bevond Nome. On the eve of June cases where use is made of his pictures. by not having been able to make his 1st we witnessed one of the most magni Photographs are desired from every sec deal stick after it had been all completed. ficent panoramas that any being tion of Oregon None except those that I would have considered half of my ex has ever beheld. The weather had been will make good reproductions are want penses as a sign ot his willingness. In cloud y for several davs. noising but ice answer, however, I met with a bluff, “If ed. to be seen. Suddenly the fog raised. you can do anything go ahead.” Well, 'I'he sun set only a little below the I went ahead and filed suit for 3 per cent Commissioners’ Court, horizon, leaving a fierv wake as it dis of the selling price of the laud in the Cir appeared. To our astonishment and Freight in 5-ton lots and over $3.5° per ton. The board of county commissionere cuit Court. There is no fair minded man Of Cheesery Dairy and Creamery pleasure, 50 miles of beautiful coast held a meeting on Monday, when ths in the State of Oregon that would not Freight in less than 5-ton lots, $4.00 per ton. Machinery and Supplies we curry scenery, lank marks as far up as Kong following business wa» transacted : ha ve done just as I did. Passenger rate, $3.50. the largest stock in the northwest. Rock were revealed to us. Diamedc I Assessor J. S. Stephens applied for an All of this explanation would be en A full line of D. H. Burrell St Co.'s Islands, Prince of Wales’ Cape, with extension , of time to complete the assess tirely uncalled for if it were not for sev celebrated Cheese making prepara, E >st Cape on the Siberian side in the far 1 ment | roll for the year 1902. and was eral unscrupulous persons who are try lions, Apparatus, etc. distance. Along /" the base <»f the inoun- ' granted until the 1st of October in which ing to make capital of this case, deceive- 1 heavy wall of fog. tains appeared ’ al. .. j to . complete the roll. Send for Catalogue. ing and misleading the public. Above the vapo towered the sawtoth-l The board rejected the bid of Nolan & Ever since I have been in this prosper like mountain p aks clad in the garb ot Sappington < to construct a bridge across ous valley of Tillamook it has been my winter. The effect of the sunrise upon the 1 slough near the residence of J. W. custom to tend to my own business, this creation completely surpasses vour Maxweli ; the board also rejected the bid irrespective of the liabling tongues of most vivid dreams of scenery and leaves , of Nolan & Sappington for clearing logs others. I have not bowed my neck to 143 FRONT STREET, you with a sensation of delight. , and brush from the Jenkins road, because the yoke of any dictator, nor shared my All this time we were carried through it j considered the bids too high for the commissions with any boss lor his good PORTLAND, ORE. the Straits faster than ever by strong amount . of work to be performed. will. I have left my work to recommend Agents for prevalent currents, unable to move. It j In the matter of the claim of Clara E. my services to the public, and intend to was here wesaw the mirage of the steam Keller, for rebate of fees in divorce case, do so in the future. This has drawn upon DeLaval Cream Separators. PROPRIETOR OF er Nome City way up in the sky, upside j it was rejected. The official bond of G. me the jealousy and hate of those to down. Changing every minute to ail M. Watkins as road su|iervisor of dis whom I refuse, and still refuse, tocater. kinds of imaginary forms. Crossing the trict No. 9 was approved. I hope the public will investigate these Arctic Circle* we all thought we felt the j Marion Walling was allowed $8 for matters before they listen to the false bump. It’s the ascertion from all whal- caring ( for Charley Sanford. DEALER IN and malicious accusations of those who ing captains that you never escape it. i The county clerk was instructed to ad feel it to their advantage to act as my Pardon my attempt to describe the vertise for bids to paint the Big Nestucca enemies. gorgeoug display of his majesty,the mid and Trask bridges. Respectively, night sun. The lingering of the sun on 1 I have just received direct Shop next door to Larsen's Hotel, Tillamook] C. B en R iesland . the edge of the horizon, w’ith its distri-1 Real Estate Transfers. from Chicago, the best quality bution of colors on the corrigated skies j Pace is Too Rapid. and latest styles of footwear. John and Ella Malaney to Lula E. above the ice beneath, illuminating the i entire heavens, and at night reflected by Malanry, tract in section 19, tp. 4 S, of Gentlemen’s, V ienna . July 18 —Count Matmiuata, Consisting the twinkling rays of the moon and R. 9 A . C. & E. Thayer, et. al., to A. W. Fox, i the ex minister of Finance of Japan, who Ladies’, Misses and Children’s stars info brilliant luminous tints. I recently returned from a month’s visit Shoes that was ever offered for can’t convey but a faint notion of tlie 19.25 acres. to the United Slates, said to the corres gorgeons surrounding interests. Enor sale in the City of Tillamook. pondent of the Associated Press: mous herds and schools of walrus, wif STEAMERS—SUE II. ELMORE, W. II. HARRISON. “While I was greatly in»pressed with It will pay you to call and mothers nursing and training the the tremendous energy of the Americans examine my goods and prices be ( INLY LINE—ASTOTIA TO TILLAMOOK, GARIBALDI, young calves, their howls resemble tl and their wonderful commercial develop- ■ bellowing of cattle at along distanc BAY CITY, HOBSONVILLE. ment. I fear that the loo rapid progress fore purchasing elsewhere. the creature, however, in all its ugline* of the United States is likely to ex|»eri- Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Railroad Ac Navigation <‘o. ami represents a noble appearance. T rnce a serious setback in the near future. also the Astoria A C’olurnbta River R. R foi San Francisco, Portland seals were so thick at times when ’ The commercial energy of the Ameri and all points east. For freight ami jMtMsenger rates apply to came to open spaces- of water, t’n cans incomparably surpasses anything SAMUEL ELMORE A l CO. General Agents, ASTORIA. OR almost surrounded the ship, they seem in Europe. This is undoubtedly one of to be very curious and approached vt B. C. LAMB, Agent. Tillamook Oregon. the principal causes of the economic pro close to reconnoitre. Eidco ducks . 40. R A N. R R. Co . Portland. gress of the United States. 1 perceive Agents jA A c u R (.o porl|BrH|. must have seen by the hundreds in many directions where European thousands. Ice fields as far as we cot countries are already affected by Amer see were black with them. We a* ican expansion and I think it likely that had visitors from shore, although nea they will lx? still more affected in the 100 miles from it we heard iiwrni future. But Americas progress has been greetings from the spring larks. Sew so exceedingly rapid that I fear some ol them at the time, perhaps on th sudden disaster, as in my opinion, too way north, also plannigan on sect TJ- ■ I much business has l>een done on Ixifow- occasions. ed capital. This coupled with the mag 4 One morning a lonely Polar b* nitude of the commercial o|»eratioi»s passed ns on an ice floe, giving on common in the United States, will prob horrible howl and an inquiring look I ably lead to a |> mi » i <. at the first untowaid he drifted by. He will have the de\ 4 circumstance, such as a bad harvest or ■O own time to ever reach land agaii similar mitforlune. While there are solid ice. many strong banks in the United States, SHAVING, We drifted north as far as Cape there are alao many weak ones, whose htirne, in which neighborhood we HAIR CITTÌ NG, failure will render a crash inevitable. I »linai KG WASH No charge made for sewing m lined for some days making contii >f fear that some of these banks are lend rips ot nailing soles on shoes SHAMPOOING, efforts to relieve ourselves from ,r.2 ing too much UKJtiey to aid baetaem ell- pack. Finally, on the 27th of lu ter prises.'’ purchased of me. ice seemed to ease up and we to James S. Book, und >, • our way up longsidc <»f Jeannie. We >f Sw Se *4 of.Xw *4 For Bale. were all happy to meet somebody. ..and Nw ot >ewi One Colnm'ii" river net nnd li-w«. En EVERYTHING STRICTLY FIH^T f IAS Agent and Salesman. We here got thé news of the street car * «s V. fpiirr I A Baineg «r. Or. I stride being wttled in San Franci*c*». LOOK OUT FOR THE GRAND CLEARANCE SALE AT THE “FAMOUS” CLOTHING STORE. OPPOSITE TILLAMOOK POST OFFICE. A Discount of 40 per cent on the Dollar. L. ROBINSON & CO., Proprietors M c I ntosh & mcnair , HARDWARE, TINWARE and CHINA. STOVES, RANGES and HEATERS. % The Most Reliable GROCERY STORE in Tillamook LUMBER AT TILLAMOOK j A TAFT DRY FLOORING, CEILING, Finish Rustic, Wainscoting, Mouldings and Ship Also all Sizes of ROUGH LUMBER. Lap. State Normal School, Monmouth, Or. EDGAR LATIMER, CHEESE Steamer Geo. R. Vosburg BUTTER MAKERS Tillamook and Astoria. ■ Will Run Between ■ ■ O ■ B^DDlClÇ-kEATlNIJ CO., a « » ■ ■ ■ N ■ » ■ * Ship Freight by A. & C. Railroad in Care of Geo. R. V osburg. NEHALEM TRANS. CO, M. F LEACH, » '1 ! % * • » « • « • » • « « 4 Tillamook Meat Market Red Shoe House Fresh and Cured Meats, Hides, Wool, etc. Pacific Navigation Co. BEST HARD WHEAT FLOUR, Ed wards & Sladden, ncatwwcacn 4mmu$ - P. F. BROWNE, Sold by COHN & CO Hot and Cold Raths Tillamook, Or.
