TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. MAY 7. 1903
COHN’S & CO.’S
Big Stock of
SUMMER GOODS
Have Arrived
!
We are showing ’.he Lxrgert and Fiscrt Stock of SHIRT WAISTS ever sho^
the citv Cal! and ask to see them. The* are beauties.
‘ New colorings in NECK and FANCY RIBBONS.
The Newest Creations in LADIES BELTS.
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SILK VEILS—just the latest tads.
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MERCERIZED LAWNS and DIMITIES iu wasting* in ever) imaginable,
and pattern. Over 50 pieces to choose from.
I Tllrl
Onr
new stock of BLACK DRESS GOODS is receiving great praise^
H. T.
the lade'
\ grand new stock of the latest varieties in LACES and EMBROIDER
C. Ber
’ *The latest things in NECK WEAR we are showing.
Mrs. f
In our new stock of MEN S HATS there is no one showing as late styles as we, A. E. 1
Our big stock of both LADIES’ and GENT.’S SHOES are the finest and, day.
Allen
up-to-date goods we ever carried.
.
evening
Don’t forget that our spring stock of CLOTHING has also just arrived.
Born,
An endless variety of the prettiest SHIRTS you ever saw.
daughu
We are the King Pins on GROCERIES. • Our prices are the lowest.
Dr. T.
Yosemite Coffee reduced to to cents a package.
011 Sunt
“C.” BEN
R1ESLAND.
Farm
B. L. B
Mr. C
on Toe
Was!
Sturger
Mrs.
Wednel
W. N
Wedne
The 1
day) e
D. T
city Ti
H. M
city lai
Sheri
for the
F. L
city 01
Bud
city JA
Cap
house
Mrs
visitii
Mr.
Nehal
I
Mr.
1 from !
¡ J Mr.
In a Line or Two.
Reaaona for Sapporting Hermann. Tillamook Weather Report for Apr. through this neighborhood soliciting
patronage, but few, if any, hare signed
Temperature.
Lord Curzon » the twentj-sexeuth
[TO TH1 r.MTOR TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT]
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’Rain tbrir contracts. The dairy men have governor of India.
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The voters of Tillamook cannot be too
Mean.
mum
mum
fall. been well pleased with their returns
But 23» per cent of the people of Bui.
from the cheese factory, and are slow to
forcibly reminded that their interests
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garia are Moslems.
sign
away
their
cows
on
a
five
year's
are at stake in the pending congressional 2
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The lubmarine cables if‘joined would
campaign. The preliminary work having 3 . . 52 .. • 39 - . 45 1 .. 0 35 contract.
reach to the moon.f
40.0 ... 0.30
been done, and a new river and harbor 4 . . 49 ... 31 -
By the use of electrical appliances three
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NETARTS
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bill Ijeing due at the coming session ot 5
46 0
I (XM
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men
now do the charging of twenty fur
Houses Rented and Taxes paid for non-Residents.
congress, now is the time to strike hard 7 •
. 500 .. 2.04
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The Misses Hallie and Wna Baker, of naces at Homestead which formerly re.
for the improvement of Tillamook bar. S . . 45 .. . 39 .
42 0 ... O 06
Salem, came over the Sheridan road and quired 200 men.
390 .. 0.15
This is the most critical stage of all our 9 • . 46 .. . 32 -
. 46 . . »9 • - 37 « .. 0 XJ arrived at Netarts Saturday. Mr. Short In Valparaiso all the conductors on
campaign for that work. If an appro- IO
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. 49 • . S' . . 40.0 ... 0-20 ridge, of Dolph, brought them in. Miss trolly cars are women.
priation lie not included in the river and 12
T Hallie teaches the school at the head of
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43-0
There are about 30.000 automobiles
harbor bill to be framed during the «3 • . 53 • . 40 . . 46. i ... 07’
44 I ... 0.10 the Bay in the Morgan district and Miss ' in use in the United States.
coming winter, nothing can I* done for 14 . . M . . 35 .
Hara district
61
It takes ninety threads of the spider to
. 34 . - 47 I .. O.OI \\ na teaches in the
two years. Gur duty to ourselves, then, 'S
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T Both schools opened on the 4tb inst.
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equal in size one of the silkworm.
demands that we should vote for that 17 . . 5» • . 39 • . 4B1 ... 0.00
Merrel Smith, of Tillamook, is making
In western Canada 260.000,000 acres
man for representative in congress who ¡8 . • 51 . . 40 •
46 0 ... 1.05
cheese fonX'. B. Wiley.
of arable land today await the plow.
can do the most for us. That man is !9 • • 63 • ■ 33 • . 4S 0 ... 0.05
G. W. Bodyfelt, the county commis
In New York City 100 new cases of
S2« ... 0.20
the republican nominee, the Hon. Binger 20 . . 62 . . 43
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. 45 • .. 51.1 ... M| sioner, came over to Netarts Monday, consumption develop each day.
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Hermann. There is a vacancy in the 22 . . 55 • . 44
I have the largest and best assorted stock of old
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looking over the roads. Guess he found
Australia is to have a transcontinental
O.OI
committee on rivers and harbors, and n • • 57 • . 37 • - 47-0
Wines
and Liquors that has ever been imported into
some
inud.
railway from Adelaid, to Port Darwin.
that vacancy will undoubtedly be filled 24 . • 5» • . 39 . - 53-1 ... 0.01
There were several strangers on the
this
City.
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44
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Americans
are
making
an
effort
to
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by a republican. Even if Mr. R^ames 26
46.0 ... 1.20 Bay the first of the week.
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establieh a steel plant at Flushing, Hol
were elected he could never hope that he 27 • . ■ yj
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Miss Ruth Easter, of Tillamook, came! land.
would receive that important appoint 28 . . 65 . . 34 . - 49 I ... 0 00
? Whisky, $2.25 to $8.00 per gal. J
Twelve thousand people were arrested
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ment from a republican speaker. In 29 . . 5" • .. 44
0.45 school this summer.
at Glasgow last year for using obscene
55 . . 45 • .. 50.0
t Wines, $1.00 to $3.00 per gal. g
addition, Mr. Hermann is an old-time 30 • .. 00
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00.0 ... 000
.
C. B Wiley and Geo. W. Phelps went language.
triend of the coming speaker of the 3*
to
the
city
Saturday.
Sum.
1640
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1401
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The practice of fencing has been revived
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House, the Hon. Jos. Cannon, and there Mean
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Sam Reading, of South Prairie, is stop among Japanese young noble women.
is every reason to believe that Mr. Can-
Don’t drink cheap doctored stuff when you can 1 Than
S ummary .—Mean temp., 473; Max. ping with Geo. Hodgdon for a month or
So strong is Bank of England note
non would appoint Mr. Hermann to the temp., 65; date. 28th; Min. temp., 29;
buy
it
pure and unadulterated from me.
two.
I
Mr
paper that a single sheet will lift a
vacancy caused by the death of Mr. date, roth Total precip , 1036 inches;
' Week
Tongue. 1 he tneml>ers of the rivers and snowfall, o inches; number of days Train Plunged Through Crowd. weight of 100 pounds.
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clear 4; partly cloudy, 2; cloudy, 24
Timber is now vulcanized in England
harbors committee will settle the fate of Dates of frost—light, 15, 18, 19 and
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COU111
D
etsoit . Mich., May 3.—A day oi by forcing a boiling solution of sugar
the various appropriations which will 28.
Killing, o.
Dates of
hail,
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50
be demanded. Hence, the importance of 4, 9 and 10 . Sleet, 4; th. storms o; merrymaking and celebration of 1500 into its pores.
F
’
olish
excursionists
from
Toledo
was
,
The
secret
of
making
carbon
paper
and
auroras,
o.
Prevailing
wind
—
direction,
Appl.
having our representative on that com
N. W. *including rain, hail, sleet and
D.
mittee. Mr. Reames cannot under any melted snow. tFrom maximum and brought to a close by a frightful typewriter ribbons is known to scarcely
circumstances get that position, because minimum readings. Remarks. T. Trace, catastrophe at the corner of Canfield two dozen people,
regia
it will go to a republican. Mr. Her monthly mean 47.3. Elevation above and Dequindre streets at 8;30 o’clock) The habit of talking to oneself results
Po
mann has more than an even change to •»ea level 225 feet. Lattitude 45.26 N. to night, in which seven of the excur- j from intense preoccupation. It is the in-
Now is the time to buys stag«
Longitude 123, 51 west of Grenwich,
sionists
were
killed.
(
itial
symptom
ot
dementia.
get it. Everybody knows that his ex
Cap. Joseph J. Dawson,
, new Sewing Machine for
Mi
The excursion was given by the Polish ; In making the Persian rug a weaver
perience in Congress has been great and
Voluntary Ol/server.
I
$22.00, with drop head and Thar
Lancers,
of
Toledo,
oyer
the
Lake
Shore
I
spends
about
twenty-three
days
oyer
that he is a tireless worker. Will Tilla- 1
f all the latest improvements
Bo
Railroad. The excursionists left the train each square foot of surface,
BOULDER CREEK.
monk vote for her own interests or;
! at M c I ntosh & M c N air ’ s . Wor
against them ? Men of all parties ought 1 Mri. Maggie Nicklaus and her »on at the corner of Canfield and Dequindre ' The St. Louis* public library has forty
streets this morning, and were greeted eight branch stations, Boston’s twenty-
i It is the B onita S ewing
M
to be able to see where their interest lies, | John, went to Beaver last week.
f M achine , and they range Mie1
and vote accordingly for Mr. Hermann. ■ Miss Lena Ba\s was a most welcome by a number of local Poles and Polish one and Chicago’s neatly seventy.
American tourists annually spend
Even’ good citizen ought to feel that he visitor among her Boulder Creek friends societies, who escorted the visitors to St.
l in price from $22 to $35.
M
Josephat’s Church. An entertainment abroad an average of $75,000,000, and
is a committee of one to see that his Thursday and Friday.
ber 1
p
with
ball
bearings.
They
was held later at Harmonia Hall. About foreign tourists leave about $20,000,000
neighbors understand the situation, and
I are little beauties, perfectly} gele
Elder R. Y. Blalock preached at Brown 8 o’clock the visitors began to gather
! here.
that they get out and vote.
school-house, to an interested audience. again at the corner of Canfield and
L made and something newot
J-
B. L. E ddy . ! If the parties, who saw a queer look- I
L the market. These machi- tual
The
best
cup
of
Coffee
Dequindre streets to take their train
ing craft on the river Sunday afternoon ' back to Toledo. Both the Lake Shore
L nes are a better article than Yor
town. Lunch atany time,
Real Estate Transfers
AND
wish to test its speed, or get the partic and Grand Trunk tracks run out from
T
L the peddlars are chargin?
Vogler’s bakery.
Transfers for the week ending May 4th. ulars of its invention, call on Captain
the Brush-street Station on Dequindre
c
$65
and
I75
for.
1903 (April 30th to May 4). Fur.
Gus.
!street.
J. B. Marcum, of Jackson, Kv., a
nised by H. T. Botts, abstracter.
Mr. Blalock ran out of brush to slash
Four policemen stood at the corner of prominent attorney and a mtniler of
last
week,
so
he
slashed
his
ankle,
and
Jennie Bailey and husband to William
Canneld street and endeavored to keep one «ide in the Cockrell-Hargi, fead, was
E. Easorn 41 .50 acres in H. Hayces Mr. Myer’s nearly amputated his toe the excursionists from crowding through
I). I.. C. $4000.00.
with the buck-saw, being under the im the gates onto the track. Despite their shot and killed as he was entering the
courthouse, bv hn unknown man. Mar
Claude Thayer and wife to C. E. Hadley. pression lie was sawing wood for his
efforts, many got past the gates and cum was shot in the head by someone
>4 interest in Ne 17. 2 N, 7. $250.00 wife.
were
waiting
on
the
tracks
when
the
to correct former deed.
C. V. Getehell, of “ Cedar Creek,’’ is 1 special arrived and stopped at the cross- located in the hall further back. The
Mary A. Schlotter to David J. Wiley.
assassin escaped. Great excitement pre
working
for C. A. Smith.
E, ‘i Se sec 19 &
Ne sec 30 2
I ing. There was a rush for the car plat. | rails. Marcum, who has always been
H. A. Chopard has slashed /
quite a forms,
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. crowded
, , in
. f from
8, 8.
and ...
the people
friendly to the Cockrell family and their Ltadies’ Shoes.
A. D. Fanner to Herman Farmer Se, Ne large patch of brush and “ still there's
both sities of the train. The Grand friend«, has often stated that efforts
and all of Se, Ne and Ne, Ne 1,4 8,1 more to follow.”
Embrace every feature of style, grace
Trunk track is only a few feet to the were being made to ha,e him killed.
10, lying west of Big Nestucca River.
W. N. Bays took his daughter, Miss
beauty and durability. They wear well,
IJfe estate reserved, $ 1000.00.
west of the Lake Shore rails, and it was
look well.
Women and men at Joliet, III., fought
Claude Thaver and wife to C. E Hadley. Bessie, to Willamina last week ; she in crowded with the excursionists, who
Price from $1.50 to $3.50.
*3 interest in Ne & S, <4 *ec 28, N, tends to spend the summer with her were boarding their train on that side. hand to hand with each other and then
% Nw It W, % Ne sec 33 and E, J4 sister, Mrs. R. M Dingess.
For sale by
Suddenly from out of the darkness fought hand to hand against the police
sec 27, 1N, 7. $6750 co.
Mr. Dave Hess is out from Tillamook
Minus & FINLEY.
in
the
Slavonic
Roman
Catholic
Church.
came the Grand Trunk Chicago.New
C. M. Ilurlbut and wife to Ora B. Wells. to work for Mr. Borba.
York express, known as the Pan-Ameri The trouble was started by several
Various tracts in sections 19, 20 and
Mr. Bays son-in-law, Mr. Dingess.
30 tp 4 S, 10. $5500.00.
can Flyer. It plowed through the mass women, as the collectors were circu
Four mortgages filed securing $7470.00. came home with him Sunday.
Í of people, throwing them to both sides ¡ lating through the church. There were
The cheese factory will run every day
B. La Eddy mid wife to Tillamook
of the track, bruised and maimed, and| 2000 men, women and children in the
Churles Sating,
< ounty Bank. V2 interest in 28 from this time on.
grinding a numl>er of them under the church when the fight began In spite
7 12 by 71,-’ait. in block 1, Thayer's general factotum.
of all the protests of Father Kollar and
wheels.
addition to Tillamook. $1380.00.
TILLAMOOK CITY. ORE.
Mrs. W. D. Glad well has been on the
Patrolman Fred Schultz, John Synda, others the church members fought with
John H. Donaldson and wife to Charles sick list, lately.
fists
and
pieces
of
furniture,
knocking
a prominent local Pole, and numbers of
B I h.n.ihlson. B ’? Nw nml W ’
G extlemex
Ne, sec. 26, tp. 1 S, range 9. $800. I Bovs, when yon are out with your others who were at the crossing, assert each other right and left. Some one ran
Thanking yon for
dogs
and
Buns,
don't
make
a
mistake
U.S.A, to Sarah Paul. Patent. Sc, sec. |
that the fiver's whistle was not blown, from the church and called on the police
past favors. I Iwg
and shoot a yearling calf. There are
15, tp. 6 S, range 9.
to say that I halt
nor was the bell rung. No statement for help.
U.S.A, to Gust Nelson. Patent. N M quite a band of them back on the hills could l»e secured on this subject at the
moved into mv
I The Supreme Court of the United
Sw and S M» Nw, sec. 13, tp. 3 N, on the north side of the river from
new store next to
local Grand Trunk office tonight.
range ».
' States decided the case of the Oregon anil
C. Ben Riesland's.
“Boulder ville."
The flyer was checked and stopped as California Railway Companv vs. the
Claude Thayer and wife to Peter and “Now the bright morning star, Day's
If you wish to
quickly as |>o9sihle and backed to the ' United States in a case envolving certain
Jakob Luthi 50.30 acres in sec. 34, ,
harbinger,
see all the .’choice
tp. 1 S. range 1O. $2012.00.
line of Suiting amiI
Comes dancing from the East, and scene ot the catastrophe, where for two I lands in Oregon which were claimed by
Homer Mason and wife, E. I). Severance
up-to-date . Pant-
brings with her,
blocks tne track was covered with man- the railroad company under patents is.
and wile. G. B. Lumb and Edith The flower, M.y, who. from her green ted H|)d dr
k -
ting's to choose from kindlv
kindle give men
me a
1
sued
in
1871
under
the
Oregon
donation
Inp throw«,
I
» - r- r-
Alderman and husband. I>eed of
call. All Suits cat and made in the shop
partition. 100 by 105 tert. Se corner The yellow cow-«lip and the pale prim- '
act. The decision was favorable to the at Tillamook.
of block 4, McDermott’s addition to
rote ”
EGGS! EGGS!! EGGS!!! company. The contention in behalf of P.S.—Pressing, cleaning and repairing
No charge for sewing nje
Tillamook.
the United States was that the patent of ail kinds done.
or nailing soles on Boots a®
Two mortgages filed securing $1612.00.
SOUTH PRAIRIE.
Cohn & Co. are paying 16 had been issued by mistake, as the land
Shoes purchased of me.
h#
,.
r
cents
per dozen for egg9.
in dispute had been located as enrlv as
The
warm
rains
and
sunshine
COULSONBURO
1853. but the court held that, as the
been very lieneficial to the grass.
Miss Linnie Coulson, of this place, is
At Syracuse, N.Y , two young Canad land had not been reclaimed as required
Fess Quick left for California last
working lor Mrs. Bixby, of Bearer.
ian soldiers have discarded the British i by law, the settlement of 1853 was not
week.
C. Mills and wile were callers nt this
There was one hundred and seventy uniform to wear the Yankee bine. Their I valid.
I lace on Saturday
thousand pounds of milk received at the names are McIntyre and Rose, and both
Under the presend Administration.
M Swahb and family, of Salem. former South Prairie factory dating the month have seen long service in the British [ there need be no concern on the part of'
residents of this place are expected in on of April. The tests ranged from 3 to army. One of them wears the Victoria the sheepmen of Oregon that grazing
a visit soon.
cross. They came from Kingston, Ont., , will he prohibited in the Cascade forest'
4.20 per cent.
BARBER ANO NAIRDRESSEI
P R Coulson passed through here
Bell Johnson has been engaged the where they had been stationed with reserve, notwithstanding reports that WATCH, CLOCK AND
Saturday on the wav to his ranch at fwxat few days in clearing off the ground Company R. Kingston Bat ter v. At the are put in circulation from time to time. ■
SHAVING, HAIR CT TTWfi
f lame He expect* to move back in the for a large barn on Thus. Gov oe's clothing store where the change of cos to the effect that the number of sheep JEWELRY REPAIRING
rear future.
place.
tume took place the soldiers took off permitted in the reservéis to 1« gradual
SHAMPOOING. E1C
In first class style.
F. Jackson and w ife called on N. Coul An agent for the condensed milk factory their red caps, sainted the caps and said ly reduced, until al! are eventually ex. I
Electric Bathe nicely tiltiii up
son and wife Sunday
to be established at Tillamook has been solemnly, “Good bye, old cap. forever. • eluded.
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Engraving a specialty.
pereona suffering with rheum»!»"
Dairy Farms. Timber Claims.
Home Locations. Town Property,
Insurance. Loans.
Financial Agent.
Tillamook City, Oregon
¡
J. S. LAMAR,
WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT.
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The Newspaper that
Famous.
HEADLIGHT
WEEKLY OREGONIAN,
TRIBUNE FARMER, i
$2.75.
MAYERS
T. SARCHET,
Tailoiiqg E^abli^Tjent,
T. SARCHET,
Merchant Tailor
My Large Stoa
of SHOES has a’
rived, best quality
that ever offered fc
Sale in this City.
The Public is in
vited to call and b
convinced
P. f, BABWNf,
LATIMER, BROS,
You Need it on your Farm.
AERMOTOR WINDMILL.
A. K. CASE will give you figures on a windmill