Tillamook headlight., September 24, 1903, Image 3

1903.
■ES
A National Anthem at Last.
“rights” or “dignity” or “authority”—
willing to play the wounderful old game
of courtship and love winning all their
lives.
We want them for their own sakes—
for the nation sake—for the sake of the
future—for sake of enterprise, morality,
honor and happiness—for the sake of I
the young of today, that thev mav help
each other—for the sake of the old men
and women of 40 years from now, that
they may walk down the shaded lanes
of life together, not totter lonesomely,
drearily, tediously to unnoticed graves.
Murdered His Father.
P rineville , Or., Sept. 20 —C. M.
Donkel, of Pescliutes, was arrested in
Prineville. Friday afternoon, by the
Sheriff of this county, and is now in the
County Jail at this place charged with
the murder of his father some time be-
tween the 13th and 17th of Septeml»er.
The time for the preliminary examination
has not been set.
Quite a feeling has been aroused against
the young man by the people living in
the vicinity of the murder. The young
man himself, while not denying that he
had frequent troubles with his father,
says he can give a satisfactory account
for all the time he was away from camp
between the 13th and the time he was
present when they found his father’s
body.
Inquiry at the Sheriff’s office as to any
evidence they may have that would con­
nect C. M. Donkel with the crime
brought the information that as the
Coroner's jury say a murder has been
committed, his office in connection with
the District Attorney’s have the matter
in hand and have nothing to say regard­
ing it at present.
S. P. Donkel was shot behind the left
ear, and his body was then buried in a
grave about three feet deep. Over this
a fire was built for the purpose of either
obliterating all trace of the newly made
grave or in hopes that the heat from the
fire would cause the disintegrating of the
body Donkel’s story is that, upon miss­
ing his father, lie instituted a search for
the body. He was attracted to the spot
where the fire had been built.
In prodding around through the ashes
he noticed that the earth underneath
was not firm, and, upon investigating,
discovered that it had been freshly dug.
He dug down some distance when he
came to a boot which he recognized as
belonging to his father, and then made
the discovery that the boot inclosed the
foot. Without stopping to investigate '
further, he immediately came to Prine-1
ville and informed the Coroner, who went
to the scene and finished exhuming the
body.
Donkel’s money was found to have dis­
appeared, and the theory is that the
murder was committed for the purpose
of robbery. The Coroner’s jury decided :
that the deceased came to his death at
the hands of persons to them unknown,
and that the cause was from the desire
to conceal the crime of robbery.
The Chicago Tribune says it will prob-
»ly be new* to most patriotic A meri­
no that the Uaited States has never
i id a national astbem, officially speak-
I g, until Saturday last, when the naw
•purtment issued an order declaring
The Star Spangled Banner” to be the
ational anthem, and directing, wlien-
ver that composition is played, all of.
cers and men shall stand at attention
nless they are engaged in duty that will
ot permit them to do so. As to the
ood taste displayed in selecting ’’The
Window tar Spangled Banner" there will be a
The Fate of the Rashing Farmer.
ariety of opinions.
I
I call him rushing because he always
The navy department had quite a
tock of so called “national” tunes to ; j rushed things—the day was too short.
loose from, but this did not make se- the nights too long and things did not
ection anv easier, for the reason that move fast enough. The one I have in
The Celebrated Buhl Milk Cans. Paints, Oils, Glass, Sash and Doors.
lome of them have only a local applica- mind had 160 acres of good honest land.
f
:ion, and most of the others are not Mr. Rusher was too broad-minded to
’national." There is “America,” for in­ confine himself to such a small piece of
stance, a melody of English origjnK ; the United States and he hired men and
rented all the land in sight and out of
ern SaW already doing duty as an English, nation­ sight.
Work ? Well, sir, that man
's! hymn, set to some rather common-1
T imbkr L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otick F or
P ublication .
place lines by the Rev. Samuel T. Smith, | i hardly took time to let his boots cool off
United States Lan»! Office,
There is “ Yankee Doodle, ’ ot both word's «t niRlit. Long after his neighbors were
Oregon City, Oregon.
September 4th. 1903.
and tune are guesswork so far as origin asleep he was getting home from some
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
county. is concerned, though neither is American. •place or doing some odd job around the
with the provisions of the act of Congress ot
June 3, 1878, entiled “ An act for the sale of tim­
There is “Hail Columbia,” which comes ranch. Long before other people woke
ber laud« in the States of California. Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Territory,
as ex­
the nearest ot all to being a national up he and his hired men were making all
tended to all the Public Land States by act of
August 4, I892,
anthem, as its melody is the President’s ! kinds of noises around the barns and
ANNETTA B. MASON,
match, composed in 1789, and its words corral^. He had horses and wagons by
Of Tillamook City, County of Tillamook, State
of Oregon, has this day filed in this office her
the
dozen,
one
good
threshing
machine
were written by Joseph Hopkins in 1789
sworn statement No. 6275, for the parchase of
Temptingly Attractive
the E h of Nw ,4, Sw '4 of Nw
and Nw
when war with France was expected. and two wrecks with binders and
of Sw *4 of Section No. 35, in Township
It is noteworthy that “Hail Columbia” mowers galore. Good neighbor ? You
In Weaves, Colorings and Prices.
No. 2 North, Range 10 West, and will
offer proof to show that the land sought is
has always been selected bv foreign na- bet he was—did not need to borrow and
more valuable for its timber or stone than for
Can now be seen at—
agricultural purposes, and to establish her
tions when they wish to salute tliis had everything other people wanted to
claim
to said land before the Register and
p
country. The melody, however, is thin borrow.
Receiver of this office at Oregon City, Oregon,
on Saturday, the 28th day of November. I903.
Get
in
debt
?
Yes,
of
course.
Who
out
and commonplace and was worn
She names as witnesses .
Come early and secure first choice.
Lewis I,. Smith, Harry T. Crane, Frank
long ago. There is “Columbia, the Gem ever saw a man do this way that did
Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
Crane, of Hobnonville, Oregon ; Homer Mason,
not
?
And
I
do
not
need
to
add
that
he
of the Ocean,” but that is English and is
ot Tillamook, Oregon.
w,_\
w 1£\1
MOM
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xw.oMOM
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“x - JXO
srir -JLJ*
<T tw ,AS ¿MEO
«"<
sr^w W^» <rir m ’7'*
x ŒO
s~ck
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
known over there as “Britannia, the busted. More than this he was broken
t,,w
W- jb \W
— v JEoM^_iM>OMM0M
—Ä— j MOM
—MEi
~ wv CI
VJ wx > w .w, '.w j*. . iJrz A jr, . J MOM-MtoMOMMOM
wv A v M ..'JAJ .'« vj S
/B AX' -VAXV-A AX^ Jak-zW^
AX'- w
C’ w — ( " Q above descrilted lands are reciueated to file their
down,
had
all
kinds
of
aches
and
pains,
claims in this office 011 or before said 28th day
5, W001,f Pride of the Ocean.” There are others
of November, 1903.
which only apply to a certain e/ent or nervous and could not sleep. One day
A lgernon S. D resser , Register.
period, such as “Dixie,” which is thor­ all was quiet over at Grandpa Rusher’s
T
imber L and , A ct J unk 3, I878.—N otice for
oughly American ; “When Johnny Comes —the biggest funeral ever in that neigh­
P ublication .
United States Land Office.
Marching Home,” “John Brown’s Body” borhood followed. The neighbors came
Oregon City, Oi egon.
from
miles
around
and
condoled
each
September 2nd, 1903.
“The Battle Cry of Freedom*’ (which|has
Notice
Is
hereby
given that in compliance
been made a national anthem by Japan), other in their grief. “ Yes, a good, kind-
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June 3, 1878, entitled "A'i act for the sale ot
hearted, hard-working neighbor was
and “Marching Through Georgia.”
timber lands in the States of California, Ore­
Spruce and Cedar Shingles.
gon, Nevinla uml \\ h hiiigt'Hi Tu 11 Dory,” as
All of these have been ruled out and gone ; it is very doubtful if we will see
extended
to all the Pub ic iuuid States by act of
“The Star-Spangled Banner” selected, the like of him again,’’ etc. Poor
August 4, 1892,
Cheese and Butter Boxes a specialty
BENJAMIN O. SNUFFER.
Grandpa
Rusher
’
About
all
the
real
though its melody is English and its
Of Tillamook City, county of Tillamook, Slate
H ARRISO.! antecedents are most undignified. Its comfort he ever had was the biggest
of Oregon, lias this «lay filed in this office Ills
sworn statement No. 62<»8 for the purchase of
in the county and he did not even
the S % of Nw ‘4 and N h of Sw % of See. 2». in
; garib J melody is that of a drinking song, “To funeral
Tp. 2 S, Range 8 \V, and will offer proof to show
get to see that.
Well, well ! I have
Anacreon
in
Heaven,
”
and
was
a
favor
­
that the land sought is more valuable for its
LE.
DELIVERED.
DRY
WOOD,
$2.30.
come
very
near
forgetting
the
mention
timber or stone than for agricultural purposes,
and to establish his claim to said land before
Avigation Co. J ite with a bacchanalian crew which used of Mrs. Rusher in my narrative. She
to
meet
at
Crown
and
anchc^
in
London
the County Clerk of Tillamook County, at
a 11 cisco, Portia
Tillamook City, Ore., on Saturday, the 21st day
Orders for Lumber promptly attended to.
between 1770 and 1775. Then, set to was one of these quiet sorts of women,
»ly to
of November, 19 3. lie names as witnesses .
Walter C. Bailey, «John Weiss, Harris G. Cox,
ASTORIA. OK/ other words, it did duty in Maconic whom people hardly know is around at
The new $50,000 bull ring at Juarez,
P. lames Sharp, of Tillamook City, Oregon.
lodges. Soon it traveled across the I all—good hand sitting up nights with on the Mexican border, was formally
Any and nil persona claiming adversely the
above deactIbed latida are requeated t<> file their
Portland,
water and its first patriotic setting was sick folks and she did not talk them opened Sunday in the presence of 10,000
claims in this office on or before said 21st day
tland.
of November. I903
made by Roliert Treat Paiue in 1798 to sicker. She had taken care of others so
A lgernons . D kksher . Register.
o.’s ExJ words entitled “Adams and Liberty.” long that she had forgotten how to people, chiefly Americans. Six bulls
were
tortured
and
put
to
death,
and
take
care
of
herself.
T
imber
L
and
, A ct J une 3, 1K78—N otice F or
We next find it illustrating another
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=d campaign song, “Jefferson and Liberty.” One day the administrator stopped several horses were slain by the bulls.
(Jutted
HUteM Land Office.
Cervera, the famous Spanish bull.flghter,
Oregon City, Oregon
and told her that the estate was settled
the
and
in
1814
Francis
Scott
Key
set
Sept. 2i«t, <903.
is at the head of the troupe.
A> A A A ¿I
Notice is hereby given thnt in compliance
present words to it on the eve of the up. He was very sorry to tell her, but
* * »
1 with the- provisions of thr act of Congress of
he
had
to
sa
y
that
nothing
was
left
for
I JuiieH, 1M7M, entitled “Ail ad for the sale of
bombardment of Fort McHenry.
At the First Regiment Armory in
timber lands in thr »tatrs of <'alifornia,Oregon,
It is fortunate that the sailors of the her but the old house, garden and Chicago, a huge meeting, under the £ WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT.
I Nevada, and
ashing ton Territory,” an ex
orchard.
The
creditors
had
voted
her
tended to nil the Public Land Staten byactof
navy are not obliged to sing it. It is
auspices of the United Irish Societies of V«
I have the largest and best assorted stock of old
August 4, I892,
three
cows,
the
chickens
and
a
few
HARRIS 0. COX,
much easier for the bands to play it. It
Chicago, adopted resolutions declaring V* Wines and Liquors that has ever been imported into
Of Tilliimcok, Comity of Tillamook, State of
to Oregon, Ims thin day filed ill this offn 0 hiu nworii
was not difficult for roisterers to catch stands of l>ees. The good neighbors that no settlement of the Irish question s this City.
Ntateniriit No. 6,269, for the purchase of the
abrupt intervals or to execute its raised her $50 as a working capital and short of national independence will
of Nr '.4 iuk I N !.( of Sr
of Sec No. 30, In
m gp
¡j-'SU-'Ur sir'■ a-1 Ui- ,;U) tJC to H ip. ’a No.
^smiths its
2 South. Range No. 8 Wes», elid will offer
singular flights and closing outburst she is right there at the old homestead satisfy the aspirations of the Irish
to proof to show that the Innd sough» is more
yet.
Yes,
sir,
and
she
is
really
when under the influence of wine or
people.
for Its timber or stone than for
? Whisky, $2.25 to $8.00 per gal. * to vHluHble
She has butter, eggs
* * M
Forging.
Kgricultural piirposeH, and toestHblish his elnini
spirits at the Crown and Anchor, but it making money
to
said
land
bcrore the County Clerk of Tilla­
Senator Cullom returned to Chicago
t Wines,
$1.00 to $3.00 per gal. 3
mook County, at Tillamook City, Ore , on Satur­
is a serious business for a patriot to get and honey to sell the year around. I
day, th« 2ist day of November, iDuM.
Hr
from his trip through the West, and at
started
out
to
wind
up
with
Grandma
through it with a serene face. That we
I names as witnesses ;
the Auditorium Annex devoted half an
I Walter C
Bailey, John Wei**, Benjamin
should have to take this old drinking Rusher’s poultry business, but there
Q
■«'fl'-
Fl til
O Snuffer. P. James Sharp, of Tillamook City,
thus far. hour in the afternoon to a discussion of
Or«*goii.
song for a national anthem illustrates ' seems to be a moral to my yarn thns
Don’t drink cheap doctored stuff when you cau
I Anyandall persons claiming adversely the
National politics. He intimated that he ¿Sv
Too
manv
well
meaning,
hard-working
the poverty of our musical invention as
above-dcMci il>e<l lands ar« requested to file th«ir
| men work and worry themselves into thought Gorman was the logical Demo­ « buy it pure and unadulterated from me.
claims in this office on or beivre raid Vistday
compared with other nations. Better,
oi November, 1908.
cratic
candidate
for
President.
! the beyond before their time is up. They
A l < h < knon H. D resser , Register.
howeyer, a national anthem which is
* * *
aim to lav by something for the rainy
not national than none.
Trans.Pacific steamship officials have
T imber L and , A ct J une j , 1978.—N otick F or
day and make their utmost effort to put
I’ uhi . icat ion
at last come to the conclusion that E.
United HtateM L hik I Office,
their family l>eyond want. They start
Something to Think About.
Oregon City, Ore.
H. Harriman will use one, if not both, of
in strong and robust, but wind up
AugiiMt 22nd, 1903.
V
es,
the new steamships he purchased re­
Notice in hereby given thnt in compliance
We want more time in which to live ; wrecks.
with the provisions of the net of Coiigiesn of
cently in the East from the Atlantic*
more time to love ; more leisure in which
June 3. 1878, entitled “An net for the »ale
Grandma Rusher was never noted for
to taste our freedom. We want more
of timber I mik I m in the StntcM of California,
Transport Company on a new direct
I Oregon, Nevada and M Hnhiligtoii Territory,” hm
time to be at home to improve our phy­ much of any thing except cooking lor the line between San Francisco and Manila,
extended to all the Public Land StatcM by act of
sical. moral and our mental natures. We hired men and sitting up with sick folks.
ÍÍ
AutfUNt 4. 1892,
want fewer bachelors and fewer spin­ Her old neighbors evidently intended to via Honolulu and Guam.
* * *
NEWTON II CULVER.
KET.
sters. We want it so that every man help her along, but after she got started
I Of Tillamook, comity of THIaino« k. State of
can support a family decentlv so that
C. H. Spencer, a large wheat operator
Oregon, H mm this day filed in thia office hi«
every good girl can have h good man. she could help herself and really did assist of St Louis, says that he has changed
sworn statement No. 6R44. for the purcliMM«
ive us!
of the Kw '4 of be U, of sr-rfion
in tp No.
and every good man can have a good some of her unfortunate neighlmrs. A
his mind and now expects to see wheat
2 south, Range No. lO Wext. and will offer
wife.—Samuel Compers.
“ Not a Great Big Store, but a nice Little Store.”
qniet old lady on the shady side of life was i
pi«Mif to show that the land
sought
is
mor« v:«liial»le for 1. *> t; 1111 >«• 1 orstone tlinn tot
“We want fewer bachelors and spin­ actually making a better and easier living sell for a dollar a bushel. On account
agricultural purpose««, and to entabliMh his claim
of
the
supply
available,
he
quoted
that
k. Both pto
sters
Take that you young fellows of alone than she did when .Mr Rusher and
Well Open Monday, September 7th, opposite the
to said lan<l before the Countv Clerk of'I ilia
iiHMik County, at Tillamook City, Oregon, on
Seaside, who are priding yourselves on I his drove of hired men were helping her. at Duluth with a storage capacity of
Friday, the I3H1 <lay of November, I903. Hr
Larsen
House,
with
a
full
line
of
Dry
Goods,
Ladies
’
of
10.000,000
bushels,
now
has
bqt
iiaineN mm witneNNes
your liberty, remarks the Sentinel.
I never knew how it happened that the i
JameM M Morgan, CornelinM Au«tin. James
Furnishings and Notions.
Take that you floaters who are drift creditors allowed her the cows, hens and 68,000 bushels in its elevators, and
Morgan, James West of Netart*, Tillamook
Minneapolis
has
but
one
week
’
s
supply
county, Ore
ing through life without a fixed purpose
j presume it was because they Con­
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above dencrilied lamia are requested to file their
or ambition. Take that you spendthrifts sidered caring for these things as a sort for its mills.
* * *
rlMiins in tins office on or beloie uald 13th day of
Mmo are earning good wages and save of woman’s occupation and no doubt | The first installment of the Boer colo­
November, 1903
Al, oemnon 8. D mkmhkr , Register.
i nothing but contribute largely to “21“ ! concluded that she might earn a part of nists have arrived in Chihuahua,Mexico,
T imber L and , A ct J i nk : i . I8» m N otice for
I find “craps,” and who save nothing be­ a living with them. Thev really Imilded and will shortly be at home. A dis­
P ublic a 1 ion
United HtMteM I.and Office,
cause you have no one for whom to save. better than they knew.—M. M. Johnson patch from that state advises that fifty
Oregon Ulf) Oiexon,
■•'Wr want fewer bachelors and fewer in Field and Farm.
July | m |, frfj.
more families will l>e on the land within T imbf . m L and . A ct junk 3. 1878.—N otice for
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Notice I m hereby Riven tlint in compllunce
Department of the In mor.
^Spinsters.’* Think of it you girls who
P ublication .
the next three months, and that more
with
the
prov-KloiiN
oi
the
act
of UongreMi of
J, hii <1 Office Mt Oregon City, Ore .
Unite«! Matra lumd Offi»*,
There were cremated last year in the will follow. The infusion of such excel
June 3. 1 *7*. eiititli-<! "An act for the Male ot
\»-.¿«»n't consider it worth while to b? civil
September 12Hi. ty-j.
O.eitun City. Oregon,
timber
landM
in
the
Htmle«
of
California
Ort-gon
Nolire is hereby liven that the following
AiiKiixt 26th. l«x>3.
M|o a young min if his clothes don’t fit. United States. 2.158; England, 452; lent blood as that of the Boers means a
Nevada and WaMliingtou Territoiy. ' mm ex
Notice is hereby Riven thnt in compliance n*nie<l settler ha- filed notice of his iiiteniioii to tender! to all the I'ubl'.c Land Ntalea by actol
Germany.
85«;
Italy.
322;
France.
4,835
make
final
proof
in
support
of
bin
<
I
h
I
iii
and
Think of it you maidens who are dream-
great deal to Mexico. The govemnienl with thr provi-io»i» of the act of » onxrr*»« of
AugiiMt 4II1, 18.2.
3, 1878, entitled An act for the mnle of that wild proofs ill l»e made I »r foie thr County
MARY H- RJTTEK.
png of wonderful millionaires or fairy ; (of which 305 were paid for; paupers are could not do lietter than to make lilieral June
timber I rih I in the Blate«afCalifornia, Oregon. clerk Tillamook Co., nt Tillamook, Ore., on Of McMinnville, county of Yamhill. Htatr
NevM'la and Washington Territory, aMexh nded October 24th. iqov viz.
H princes that are to appear some day and cremated); Switzerland, 217; Sweden, concessions to foreigners of all nation to
of Oregon, ha“ Hil" «lay file«l in thl* office her
IIENMY DUNSTAN,
m H the Public land States by net of August 4.
•worn Miatenient No Wol. for the purcliHse of
II E No. 12662. f«»r the W %
'4. Se
Itrrv you away to their palaces—but 44 ; Denmurk, 44.
alities to settle in the country.
1M92.
the Nw
of Ke % of Mec No. 24. m Tp No i N.
Mini lot i s<< u. tp a south, range io west.
FRANK
R
HK o MI.F.Y,
The heaviest trainload ever hauled by
rang»- No 7 weMt, and will offer proof to “how
Hkhsit seem, in some wav. to have missed
He nnmiH* the following witiiesses to prove that Hie land «ought ia more «aluable for it*
Of Napa City, county ol Naim, Kt»ite of Cali-
one
locomotive
was
one
of
eightv-four
I
i
I
m
continuouM
residence
upon
mid
cultivation
, fomla. ba* this day f!|e«j in this office hi«
a
limiter or aloiie than for agrirultural purpoa« «,
Bthe train. Think of it, young Indies who
1 »worn «tatement No. 62,9 for th*4 porchs«*4 of of Maid land, viz
Edward Morgan James ,M Morgan, James and to eatabliah her claim to anid laud befor«
j the S S of Nw % and N ‘4 Joi Hw •«
■fere studying bank accounts instead of loaded cars, weighing in the aggregate
the R«’gl»trr and Receiver of thiN <>ffi e at
Morgan, Andrew M At stln, of Netarts. Ore.
I
' of (M-tion No 34. In township No 2 south
Oregon City, Ore , mt Monday, the 28th day of
studying the man who own them. Bet- 4,737 tons, which was hauled a distance
AL'.KMNOM U. DKHHMHK KeglMtt T.
1 range No 10 W anil will offer proof Io ah »w
September. I«2« 3
She namrM a* witne^ae«»
;
of
sixty-three
miles
at
the
rate
of
thir
­
hat
he
land
«ought
Is
more
valuable
for
its
Tarlor T ¡‘otter. M Jane I'oiter, Melvin M mf
ter think of it now than to liegin think­
Why You Should Insist on Hzvmj
i t m er or‘tone than for a « iealtaral purpose«.
tin. Daniel W Potter, of McMinnville, <»ie
I
mii «1 to »wtaHish his claim to said land ••ef«» « the
ing five or ten years from now when tlie teen miles an hour.
NOTH F. FOK PI'RI. CAT ON
Any and all perrons claiming M«lver«M-ly the
I County Cl. rk of Tillamook County, at Tills
All the foreign born population in the
DepMrtn.ent of the Interior
aliove <le«< r il».-d I mik I m ai e re<|iieNtnd to file their
gray hairs refuse to be hidden and the
j tn« ok City, Oregon on Saturday. the 14th day of
J,sud Office at Oregon city. Or«’.,
c Mima in thia office on or befoie mh id /St h da)
,
United
States.
52
9
per
cent,
are
of
the
Uneqtiaied
by
any
other.
N««veinl»er I5P3.
He nnmra ae wi noses
September r9tn, 1903
of Seplemlter. lRr»j.
false teeth ought to be ordered and crows
Cornel ns Austin, Andrew M Austin, James
Notice is hereby given that »hr following
Rentier'» liarvl leather soft,
A m . emnon S. I ihemmkm Register.
English-Teutonic stock, and 20.9 are
> M. Morgan John A Brant.of Netarts. Ore
feet are already here.
namr'l M-Uler has filed notice of his iiitnillon
gsjieciallv
preporeti.
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Any and all tieraons Haiming adversely 'hr ♦ make fiiotl proof in support of Ills claim,
•
Celts.
Thus
practically
three.fonrths
of
“We want fewer bachelors and fewer
K< <
out water.
! abov described lands are raonaetrd to file their and that «»aid proof will r> ■ made before the
* claims n thia <»ffire on or before said 14U» d«y <011 iitv Clerk of Tillamook UotlNly, at Tilla­
X heavy bodied oil.
spinsters.” We don’t want more hastv . the foreign-bom in the United States are
I ol November I901
mook ' 11 y, Oregon, 011 Oct«»l>rr list, iq«>3. viz
A m . f . rnon ». D bf . mser Regrt-r.
weddings of people who have ju«t been I of English.Teutonic and Celtic stocks
JAMH8 K. GAMBILL.
arness
It F No. ijän. fo» Ike R S sw %
3, and
“
Early
to
bed
and
early
to
rise
’
is
not
introduced to each other ; we don’t want
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ip 1 Borin
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A,n excellent preservative.
He iiMme* the following witnesses t«» prove his
Reduce« coH of vow harnesa.
more 15-rear-old girls anil 17-year-old such a good maxim, after all. A French
rontinnouM residence u|s>u ami mlto atioii of
Never burn« the leather; its
smm I land viz
lads rushing to the preacher; but more scientist has discovered that the m->st
of
Coleman II Wheeler. Charles Braman
Efficient
\
is
Hicreaaeti.
fatal
hours
are
from
3
to
6
in
the
morn
­
sane marriages—more homes that are
Oregon
M illfam N K« «Msway. of
Secure« i«e»t service.
HOUSEHOLD MOVERS Voebnrg
Nrhalein. <>irg«>»i . J
Lawrence Vosburg, of
.
founded on love and honor and mutual ing-
(utclMft kept from Weaking.
Voal/iirg. Oregon
A bolt of lightning tore off the shoes of
A m . rbnon A D semhkk . Register.
confidence—more men and women who
AND DRAYMEN.
a
Pennsylvania
farmer
near
Atloonn
on
il
are willing to p!an together and each
|s sold in all
for the other—ready to give up their | Tu-sdav afternoon last and killed the
Localities
x«wfcrw»l b,
own whims and inclinations if needed to two horses he was borriedly driving
Htaindard Oil <
from
a
field
to
tl«e
barn.
The
farmer
make the r life partner—ready to forget
I sometimes to a-«rrt their prrcfow* ,«nrvived.
ÍCES
>ck of
” Glass
Choice;
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R,
Mark
)n
Iron and Steel.
NEW
FALL FABRICS
0 For Gentlemen’s Garments to Order
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SARCHET, the Tailor, Tillamook
Fir and Spruce Lumber.
SLAB WOOD, 16 inch, $1.80 per load,
TILLAMOOK LUMBER. COCO PAR Y
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foks
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Our Motto.”
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