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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JUNE 4, COHN’S & CO.’S Big Stock of SUMMER GOODS ! have Arrived. NAVY WILL PUNISH. Bremerton Will Get No More Ships for a Time. Saw. 'ty. 3. >H78.-NW ION. md Office, 1 City, Grego, April 2oth. 'hat in conn ■ act of Coup act for thtj ’ of CalltofM Ron Temtr ■' LandShtai REED, ultnomah, % I in this oft. for the purfl »• 7. i'i tp.iji, er proof more valuat t agriciiltuii claim to Mt 91 ver of thiid •day, the i> witness«! art, EimnaT] arker, «f.Bi< ning adrer» luested to flit fore said la ookes , Rep 1878.—Nona 1 I office, I City, Orep April 2ntb.l1 at in compj ft of Conp Ft for these alifornia, Ott| '! erritory," 1 d States byr RT, loniflh, Stit- I in this off? ; the purchu’l 1 N. Kangri ! v that the i timber or <r| and to esti. i he Regisle ' II City, OrC July. •gon , Saniu i tewait, of? f adversely J sated to re said lit ► res , Rep! 8.—Nonci* Office, regon. •rii 2oth, : in compì of C'ongit tor the« ¡fornia, (fl itory,” 6 ’ tn tes by« W ashington , June 1.—“Until we have some visible evidence that Bremerton intends to comply with our demands for an improvement in the surroundings of the Puget Sound navy-yard, no more vessels will be ordered there for repairs,’’ said Assistant Secretary Darling today, after reading the full report of Captain Bleeker. Captain Bleeker states that a large majority of the citizens of Bremer ton are sincere in their desire to clear the town of questionable resorts and to con form to the requirements of the Navy Department, but intimates that there is no way of closing up the saloons until their licenses expire. There are now 15 saloons in the town, six on Front street, two, it is said, operating without yalid license. One saloon-keeper voluntarily went out of business since December. Five licenses will expire in September, and others not until December. To allow these saloons to run until that time is not satisfactory to the department. “ We do not care how they get rid of the saloons,’* says Secretary Darling. “ They can buy them out. revoke their licenses or take some other method, if they arc determined to reform. But the saloons must go, or work will stop.’’ Captain Bleeker reports that Bremer ton is now saddled with a $4000 debt, and between the lines the Secretary reads that Bremerton does not want to close the saloons until this debt has been cleared. “ Captain Bleeker’s report,” says Secretary Darling, “ clearly shows that, notwithstanding their promises of reform and their reports of reform made last winter, the authorities of Bremer ton have done absolutely nothing in that direction. Now thev must stand the consequences. Orders were issued for the Marblehead and Boston to go to Mare Island for repairs, and the New York will also be repaired there if she can reach the yard. There is to be $100,- 000 expended on these vessels that was to have been spent at Bremerton, and this, with the work on the Philadelphia and the Wisconsin, would have meant the expenditure of several hundreds of thousands of dollars on Puget Sound. If Bremerton prefers to raise $4000 from liquor licenses to having this great amount of Government money paid out in wages to it citizens, all right.’* Win Bring Men Back. noni ah & this offre •e p tirchi» *4 St I >rth, Kau that the,, aber or *•’ d to estab. Register»# City, O r ? 1803. of Portia.’ ity. Onr dverslyiä usted tu» before * , Registe N’ ctkim a. !•« I» » A storia , June 1.—Sheriff Linville* left here Saturday evening for Oakland, Cal., with requisition papers for John L. Bock and Josia S. Smith, who were ar rested in that citv on Saturday night on the charge of perjury, and will bring the men here for trial. About two years ago Bock, who has a broken knee-cap that is easily fixed to look like a recently sustained injury, sued the City of Astoria for damages in the sum of $5000 for in. juries alleged to have l>een received by falling through a hole in the planking on Dunne street during the regatta in August, 1900. At the first trial of the case the jury disagreed, but at the second trial a ver dict tor $2500.50 was awarded the plaintiff.' A few months later a prop osition was made to the Council by Bock's attorney to satisfy the judgment for $2000 cash. While the Council was considering this proposition District At torney Allen received reliable information that Bock belonged to a combination which had brought similar suits against other cities Mr. Allen at once notified Citv Attor- ey Smith nnd the two began their inves tigations, taking a sufficient number of the Couocdman into their confidence to insure the defeat of the compromise proposition Attorney Smith went to Oakland, where he found ample proof that the al legations of fraud were tiue He so wired Mr. Allen, who immediaely issued the necessary papers for the arrest of the wro men. ________________ IN DEATH SWIRL. 1903. We are sliowingjthe Largest and Finest Stock of SHIRT WAISTS ever shown in the city. Call and ask to see them. They are beauties. New colorings in NECK and FANCY RIBBONS. The Newest Creations in LADIES’ BELTS. SILK VEILS—just the latest fads. MERCERIZED LAWNS and DIMITIES in wastings iu every imaginable style and pattern. Over 50 pieces to choose from. Our elegant new stock of BLACK DRESS GOODS is receiving great praise from the ladies. A grand new stock of the latest varieties in LACES and EMBROIDERIES. The latest things in NECK WEAR we are showing. In our new stock of MEN’S HATS there is no one showing as late styles as we are. Our big stock of both LADIES’ and GENT.’S SHOES are the finest and most up-to-date goods we ever carried. Don’t forget that our spring stock of CLOTHING has also just arrived. An endless variety of the prettiest SHIRTS you ever saw. We are the King Pins on GROCERIES. Our prices are the lowest. Yosemite Coffee reduced to 10 cents a package. The case contains six quart and six pint decanters, and in the tray are two Georgia is Swept by a Cyclone- tumblers, two goblets and a measuring One Hundied Killed. Klass* ________________ G ainesville , Ga., June 1.—Within the EDDY, DEALERS IN Reason. space of two minutes today a tornado dealt death and destruction to the city of TO THE EDITOR TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. Gainesville and environs, killing at least A ttorney - at -L aw , When the hope fails the heart breaks. 100 people, wounding 150 more, leveling The loss of reason is a defect either of 100 cottages to the ground and tearing body, brain or heart. Men subject to T illamook O regon , two stories off the factory of the Gaines extreme cold, loose their reason, and ville cotton mill. Of the killed, probably want to lie down and sleep. A man T T T. BOTTS, two-thirds were women and children, with whom I used to associate told me ’ ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, who were operatives in the cotton mill. the he and two other men lost their | Qaick’s Delivery Wagons deliver, Highest Cash price paid for stock. Both phones The death list includes only about six Complete set [of abstracts. reason on the (Moharya) Majave desert negroes. for lack of water, their tongue swelled Office upstairs, North of Tillamook The storm came from the south, from so that they could not keep it in their County Bank. almost a clear sky, swooping down on mouth, they wondered on until they TILLAMOOK ... OREGON the Gainesville cotton mills, near the came to the railroad track, then all laid Southern Railroad station, at 12:45 OF BAN FRANCISCO, DEALERS IN down between the rails and laid their o’clock. With a terrific crash the two heads on them, that was the last they ÇSLAUDE THAYER, upper stories of the building were shaved knew until they came to themselves on off smoothly, leaving 32 operatives dead the train under the care of the train in the room. The tornado then swept crew, who began by giying them water A ttorney - at -L aw , around the outskirts of tin city to the by the drop and teaspoonful. suburb ofNcw Holland, two miles away, T illamook The bodv, the brain and the heart are O regon where are located the Pacolet cotton in sympathy with each other, they mills, one of the largest plants in the would not remain in their normal con state. The plant of the Pacolet Com dition, should you simply hurt your toe. CARI< HABERLACH, pany was not seriously damaged, but Anything that effects the brain is liable AGENT8 STEAMERS ■ W. H. KRUGER” AND -REDONDO.” probably 100 cottages standing near to dethrone our reason, a blow on the For San Francisco and Los Angeles. by, occupied by operatives who were ’ scull, congestion of the brain. I knew a ATTORNEY AT-LAW, J. E, SIBLEY, Mgr. employed in the mills, were demolished, man who stood so jiear the mouth of a Hobsonville, Or. grutechcu -Abuoluit, killing 33 people. These were mostly cannon, backwards, when it was fired Office acrons the street and north from women and children, as the heads of the that the concussion of the air, the ball afk j B k jAt j A( afla. j A l dBx afk xfrr A A k xA< aA( AAA ¡At «A Ar A. A the Post Office. families were nearly all in the factory at made while passing the back of his work. head, without the ball even touching The store of Joseph Logan, near the him, dethroned his reason. The lastlsa’w I J^OBERT A. MILLER, Gainesville cotton mills, was crushed to of him, he was in the throes of death a . PROPRIETOR ruins by the wind, and eight men who raving maniac, A father was just start A ttorney - at -I, aw . had taken refuge in it were instantly ing to church,- his family comfortably Oregon City, Oregon. killed. The tones general store met a seated in the hack with him, when his j Land Titles and Land Office similar fate, and in the luins two persons “ I daughter of 15 asked him to wait until one man and one woman, were crushed I ' she could run back in the house and get Business a Specialty. to death. Boiler Work, Logger’s Work and Heavy Forging. ’ her prayer book. She slipped on the wheel, Reports from White Sulphur Springs, struck the back of her head on the hub, I 7^ W. SEVERANCE, Fine Machine Work a Specialty. seven miles from Gainesville, are to the ‘ from which she never recovered her effect that the storm struck there with I reason, although developing bodily into A ttorney - at -L aw , terrible force, killing a dozen people. a robust woman. Dr. E. T. Wilkins, of This, however, is not confirmed. the Napa California Asylum, informed The property loss at the Pacolet mills, me that the number of patients suffering T illamook O regon . I occasioned by the destruction of the cot from defects of body and brain are very tages and outbuildings, is estimated at few compared to those suffering from a $75,000. The Gainesville cottom mills broken heart, a lost hope. AVID WILEY, M.D., are damaged to the extent of $40,000. PROPRIETOR OF Allow me to express my heartfelt The cyclone first hit the town below praise to so noble a man as him, for over P hysician , S urgeon and the Southern Railway depot. It drop, ten years I never knew him to be un A ccoucheur . ped almost unnoticed, and before any kind, inconsiderate or false to a single one realized what was happening. The patient. Whatever he said was so, DEALER IN All calls promptly attended to. second and third stories of the woollen every patient in the asylum believed him, T illamook .. O regon . mill were shaved off smoothly. A fire and was never disappointed. I have has started in the pile of wreckage, and sat for hours in his priyate office with I Shop next door to Larsen’s Hotel, Tillamook S. STEPHENS, the fire department is having hard work him discussing the different phases of Real Estate, Insuranceand to vet to it, because of the obstrutions insanity. When he died, 1 lost the best in the street. Agent for the friend of my life. He was an honest man. Northwest School Furniture Co., ylso I have taken relatives in to visit Quaint Featnres of Life Notary Public. patients. When they went away, they OFFICE IN OLSEN BLOCK. _ _ _________ „ The following is n society item from would _ excuse themselves by _ saying the Hunter (Oki.) Enterprise: “ One of something false. They invariably an. STEAMERS—SUE II. ELMORE, W. H. HARRISON. our smart young men recently tried to swered me that thev did not know any M. SMITH, M.D., kiss a girl he was sweet on for the first better. Is not a dose of poison just as ONLY LINE—ASTOTIA TO TILLAMOOK, GARIBALDI, BAY C’ITY, HOBSON VILLE. time, In order not to seem too willing deadly to the one who does not know as P hysician and S urgeon . Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. and the young lady smashed him with a flat- ! ,o t|,e one who does ? If there is a halm also the Astoria & Columbia River R. R foi San Francisco, Portland iron. And lor that only he jilted her on for a broken heart it is the truth. I think Office in T odd ’ s Building. and all points east. For freight and passenger rates apply to the spot, and has not been back since. that I am safe in saying that the cause SAMUEL ELMORE & CO. General Agents, ASTORIA. OR T illamook O regon Pickle young man.” of rrfore than 90 per cent of those who B. C. LAMB, Agent. Tillamook Oregon. loose their reason can Ije laid to the dis a » JO. R. & N. R. R. Co . Portland. A bright American in England has appointments of life. Agnnt« & G R K Go por|)Bnd J. C. G ove . ALAUDE THAYER, written to the Saturday Review, telling Sue H. Elmore carries Wells Fargo Co.’s Express. Agent for Fireman’s about hi» studies in English class dis NOTICK OF CKKDITOR8. tinctions. What puzzled him was to Fund and London and Lanca NOTICK is IlKRKHY G1VKN,—That the un find the exact line of demarkation be dersigned wan on the lath day of .May, shire Fire Insurance tween “ upper middle class" and “ lower 1903, appointed executor of tl»e last will Centrally Located and testament of DAVJI) SC H WBI,I,NUS, Companies. middle class.’’ But finally it appeared deceased, by the County Court of Tillamook Ore. All person* having CLAIMS that the '* lower middle class’’ fails to county. Tillamook .. Oregon. against Raid estate of David Schwellnus are change its boots when dressing for hereby required to present the same to me. with the proper vouchers, within six months dinner, and the puzzle was solved. from this date, at the Law Office of H T. WM. GALLOWAY. GILBERT L. HEDGES. Successors to L. N. Barnes, PRIME MEATS, LARD, etc At the NEW MEAT MARKET. Only Prime Meats Handled. Give us a Call. Hides Wanted. Truckee Lumber Co., FIE & SPRUCE Lumber BOX SHOOKS GENERAL MERCHANDISE And LOGGERS’ SUPPLIES A. K. CASE, < < Tillamook Iron Woks 4 General Machinists & Blacksmiths 4 TILLAMOOK, OREGON. 1» ► ► >> » F. LEACH, Tillamook Meat Market Fresh and Cured Meats, Hides, Wool, etc, J Pacific Navigation Co I C LARSEN HOUSE, Emperor Menelek has had a curious experience iu his efforts to replace barter by a metallic currency in Abyssinia. The Maria Theresa thaler has for genera tions been current, but for want of n smaller coinage salt blocks became the standard of exchange and resisted all efforts, even of the ernjieror, to replace them by a new currency coined in Paris some years ago. The salt blocks have given way, but not to the new coinage, which the people will not touch. The new standard of value sis—the rifle cart ridg«- ________ Daniel Webster’» liquor set and its oaken case, which he carried with him on all his important journeys, is now I Dr. P. J. Sharp, the exper- owned by S. T. Kimball, of R«#ckland. enced dentist is located in Mass. Webster bequeathed it to his son, Dr. Wise’s dental pari rs, and Colonel Fletcher Webster, who after is prepared to do nothing but • some years, sold it to John Miller, a fiivt class work and give the I wholesale liquor dealer of Boston. He I twenty eight years later presented it to best of satisfaction If your I a relative, Joe Grrenhalgh. a business teeth need fixing call upon man of Boston, and from Mr. Green- halgh Mr. Kimball has purchased it. him. You Need it on your Farm. Professional Cards. SMITH & JENKINS, M. H. LARSEN, Proprietor. B attn. in Tillamook Citv. in said county. Dated this 21 st day of May. 1903. H H TUBBliBlNG, Executor of the will of David Schwellnus. deceased. I1 The Beat Hotel in the city. « Mb \\ A Rood look Ire hor»««n<1 poor )«>ok- Ing ha r lie»« !• th* wor t Hud U ft com- nation. Eureka Harness Oil not only mafcwtM harnem and th« 11 linn* lor k bntur. but mak" tb« • I leather »oft an<l pllablv. puts It In con- 111 ... .. dltiontc lu»i-tw*co »• lon< .jdLtggi/A. 1« It ordinarily would. /. •»«»•aw fa <1 STANDARD 1 OIL CO. »J L A Give \ Your Horse a Chance! ;/ ? Ka OREGON TILLAMOOK, J. s EDGES* GALLOWAY ATTOKNEYS.AT LAW. No Chinese Employed. I LAMAR, * WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT. * I have the largest and best assorted stock of old Wines and Liquors that has ever been imported into this City. -VOR ABSTRACTS OF TITLE, GO TO TILLAMOOK ABSTRACT AND * * * P** Tl«<>«. CoATKS. Pre«. ? Whisky, $2.25 to $8.00 per gal. Z t Wines, $1.00 to $3.00 per gal. J Quick Brothers, * * V* * •a?-# . ».-•.•».-» itui HOUSEHOLD MOVERS AND DRAYMEN y,w -a .-ir. ,-fli Don’t drink cheap doctored .stuff when you can buy it pure and unadulterated from me. The Galvanized Steel*AERMOTOR WINDMILL. H. L. Rnnv, Sec. Heavy Teaming is a Specialty with us. Our Delivery wagon delivers to country or citv. A. K. CASE will give you figures on a windmill.
