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TILLAMOOK, OREGON,
MARCH
31, 1904
JOTTINGS
Delegates to County Convention.
Judge McBride did not attack the re-
“Three Cossacks were killed and
JAPS WIN ON LAND
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I port of the experts. Clark A Buchanan,
12 were wounded, including five seri­
.".'Botts, for abstracts.
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Nehalem.—E. H. Lane, Herman Tohl, ; saying that he thougnt they were cap-
ously.'
H. V. Alley, S. Scovell, Fred Zaddach, j able men, but said that the balance Russians Move on Fort But
C. Holden for Countv Clerk. *
Troops Are Moving Rapidly.
rd, 51 bs., 60c.; lOlbs., $1.20, at Hugo Eflen berger, G. W. Cox, Oscar brought against Ford was the result
Are Driven Back.
Luo Y ang , March 29. -Southern Man­
Bergman.
of a misapprehension of the law.
id's.
churia is reported to be quiet. An enor.
Foley.—R. D. Sales, G. Knight.
>ohn Grey is on the sick list this week.
S t . P etersburg , March 29.—General mous movement of troops is in progress,
Garibaldi.—Wm. Mills, P. Svenson, N.
Cattle Growers’ Convention.
Kouropatkin, in his first report to the and the trains are arriving severe! times
/The new games. Flinch, Pit, and Pan e, McMillan, Lee Alley.
There will be a Convention of the Emperor from the scene of the war, an- daily.
fat Clough's.
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Bay.—C. Patterson, A. Fynleson, Will
Cattle-Growers of Oregon held iu Port­ ; Bounces that offensive land operations
General Linevitch has received a tele­
W. C. Bailey, timber locator and esti. Hare, C. A. Elliot, J. Kodad, S. W. El­ land, April 16th, beginning at 10 a.m., | had taken place against the Japanese gram froui Gen. Kouriqiatkiii expressing
liot.
mater.
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and continuing in the evening. The upon the sixth anniversary of the occu- satifaction that so well trained a soldier
Barnegat.—J. A. Biggs, Geo. H. Hig­
A new lot of Village School Shoes st
people interested in this great industry ) pation of Port Arthur by the Russians. is with lhe army, adding :
gins.
To Id’s.
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are earnestly requested to be present, as ' These operations took the form of a cav-
" May God help you to carry out the
Fairview.—Henry Leach, Morrison
Choice table peaches, $2.00 per dozen
subjects will be discussed of the greatest i airy attack yesterday by six companies most difficult part of the problem.
Mills. Frank Severance, Grant Mills, J.
at Todd’s.
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importance to all cattle men. The meet­ of Cossacks, led bv General Mishtchenko I will be very happy if I find on my
J. Rupp, Henry Olds, S. V. Anderson, W.
ing will be held at the Auditorium, be­ against four squadron of Japanese cav­ arrival that you will remain with the
The steamer Geo. R. Vosburg came in Tinnerstet, Wm. Maxwell.
tween Taylor and Salmon, on Third st. alry. which the General believed to be army, which so firmly believes in you.
Monday with passengers and freight.
Hoquarton.—C Wallin, Homer Mason.
G rant M ays , Secretary.
beyond Chong Ju, but which he found to until the greatest danger is past."
Schillings’ Golden Gate, and Monopolie M. W. Harrison, F. R, Beals, B. L. Eddy»
be in occupation of that town.
Warship as Prize.
Baking Powder, 37^c. per pound at C. A. Johnson, W. H. Cooper, F. M.
Take Homesteads for Chittim
P aris , March 28.—The St. Petersburg
Pays Tribute to Japanese.
Trout, A. T. White.
Todd’s.
Bark.
Despite a cross fire which General correspondent of the Pesit Parisienne
Tillamook—R. D. Peckham, Andrew
Green wood, direct from the mill,$1.80.
C orvallis , Or., March 26th.—Since Mishtchenkocleverly directed against the says it is rumored that the Vladvostok
Dry wood, $2.50. At Tillamook Lum­ Anderson, H. T. Botts, C. E. Hadley,
H. E. Weston, W. H. Cary. W. J. Steph­ Cbittiiu bark reached the sensational enemy, he pays a tribute to the tenacity squadron, under command of Captain
ber Co.’s mill.
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ens, O. W.B rush, F. D. Vincent, W. S. price of 16 cents per pound last season and bravery of the Japanese, who only Reitzenstein, has returned to port with
The Red Front shoe store will have
Hays, A. McNair, A. W. Severance.
many Corvallisites have taken advantage ceased to fire after the combat, which several prizes, including a Japanese war­
their Spring and Summer stock of shoes
South Prairie.—Henry Rogers. H. B. of their homestead rights and located lasted for half an hour. Before the Rus­ ship.
on display next week.
Johnson, T. W. Lvster, Dan Murphy, chittim claims in the Alsea county. Last sians could follow up their advantage,
Japanese Defeat Cossacks.
W. C. Bailey is the local agent for A. Guy Vaughn.
fall some of our prominent citizens three Japanese squadrons galloped to­
S eoul , March 29.—In an engagement
H. Averill & Co.. Russell engines and saw
Netarts.—J M. Morgan, C. B. Wiley, roamed through the mountains of the ward the town. Two of them succeeded March 23, which the Japanese Inlantrv
mill machinery.
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C. T. Desmond.
coast range in search of the precious in entering, while the third was driven hail with Cossacks, between Anju and
Do not forget that Mrs. Sturgeon can
Carnahan.—Jacob Blum, Chas. Blum, bark, and now every patch of chittim 1 back in disorder, men and horsey falling. Chong Ju, the Japanese were victorious,
furnish you an Easter hat that is correct C. H. Blake.
The fire maintained on the town was but lost 50 killed.
that can be profitably handled has been
in style and reasonable in price.
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Sandlake.—Ed. Hayes. James Atkin­ located and a homestead entry made on so distructive that the Japanese were China Turns Over Road to
unab’e to make an effectual return.
Japan.
Fred Christensen came in from Ore- son, JS. E. Webb.
the land on which it grows.
S hao H ai K wan . March 29.—The
town on Monday, and will take charge
Beaver.—Jos. Bixby, Isaac Hiner, E.
As the peeling season approaches, ar­ Retires Without Embarrass­
Chinese have received official athoriza-
of the South Prairie cheese factory.
K. Gilbert.
rangements are being made far a sojourn
ment.
tion to turn over to the Japanese the
Hebo —Chas. Rav, John Iler, Frank on these possessions, and within the next
C. A. Davis and family, who.had charge
Further Japanese reinforcements arriv­
Shan Hai Kwan Railway.
two weeks quite a number of our citizens
of the Bay City hotel, left on the steamer Worthington, C. C. Jensen.
ed an hour later, and in view of the su­
Battleship Badly Damaged.
Union.—W. R. Robedee, E. P. Wells, will leave town, taking their usual sum­
Dr. P. J. Sharp, the exper-
Elmore on Tuesday.
periority of the enemy, General Mischt-
L ondon , March 29.—No further news
The Sue H, Elmore went out Wednes­ H. A. Miles, Louis Fletcher, Frank Nor­ mer’s outing several months earlier than chenko determined to retire, doing so has been received here regarding the enced dentist is located in
has been customary. I hose that are mar­
Dr. Wise’s dental pari rs, and
day with the following passengers: J. P. burg.
without embarrassment, although he Port Arthur engagement, with the ex­
Little Nestucca.—C. Christensen,A. W. ried will take their families with them,
is prepared to do nothing but
Cline, A Fowler and Mrs. Hardman.
carried with him three killed and 16 ception that the Telegraph’s Yinkow
Fletcher, T. H. Wilson.
for the work is light, and with pros­
first class work and give the
wounded.
The stable previously occupied by W.
correspondent says the Japanese bom­ best of satisfaction
Blaine.—E. E. Roland, J. J. Hollett, pective high prices all bands can make
If your
General Mislitchenko's Cossacks have bardment badly damaged the forwsrd
Easter and son, has been sold to the
John Creecy.
wages. Residents from Alsea, Lobster
been endeavoring tor some days to come barbette of the Russian battleship Czare- i teeth need fixing call upon
Dawson Brothers, and will be used for a
Dolph.—M. Peterson, — Doty.
and Five Rivers state that there is quite
him.
in contact with the Japanese patrols, vitch. The correspondent adds :
feed stable.
an activity in thow sections preparing
hut the latter refused to combat.
There is more Catarrh in this section of the
‘‘According to a rumor, 65 Japanese
Ralph Ackley burchased the agency
for the coming season’s work. Nearly
FORD DOES NOT OWE
than all other diseases put together,
The skirmish of today will have the transports, escorted by four cruisers ap country
and until the last few years was supposed to
for the Mitchell, Lewis and Staver wa­
every man, woman and child in that
effect of encouraging the Russians to re­ proached Niu Chwang. Satuaday, and be incurable. For a great many years doctors
Washington County Has No Claim
pronounced it a local disease, and prescribed
gon and implement business from I. F.
part of the county are directly interested tard as rnmeh as possible the advance
remedies, and by constantly failing to cure
on ex-Sheriff.
then departed southward. It is stated focal
Larsen.
in the industry, an«i the admirable fea
with local treatment, pionounced it incurable.
H illsboro , Or., March 24-.—Judge Me tureof the chittim business is that it of the japanese army.
that Viceroy Alcxietf will return to Science has proven catarrh to be a constitu­
The schooner Volant was towed in on
tional disease nnd therefore requires constitu­
General Kouropatkin’s dispatch re­ Europe in a few days.”
Bride this morning decided that the brings money direct to the class of
tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manu­
Tuesday by the Sue H. Elmore to load
factured by F J. Cheney it Co., Toledo, Ohio, is
County of Washington had no case people who are striving to build them­ porting General Mishtchenko's opera­
The Post’s Niu Chwang correspondent the
only constitutional cure on the market. It
lumber at the Tillamook Lumber Com­
against ex-Sheriff Henry P. Ford, and selves homes in these out of-the way tions as published does not give the learns that the Japanese will not land an is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a
pany.
teaspoon fill. It acts directly on the blood and
place
of
its
origin,
but
it
is
presumed
the
defendant
dismissed the case, giving
expedition in the Lao River Valley after mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one
and mountainous sections.
The riggin of the wrecked schooner judgment for his costs.
that the Commander-in-Chief is either at April 20, as their transports are still en­ hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure.
Send for circulars and testimonials.
Gem was shipped to San Francisco on
Liao
Yang
or
enroute
to
NiuChwang.
Address.
F J CHENEY St CO., Toledo, O.
Mr. Ford was Sheriff of the county
gaged in conveying troops to Corea.
Sold by DiuggislB, 75c
the schooner C. T. Hill, and the hull w’as from 1892 until July, 1896. and with Democratic County Convention.
Report of Kouropatkin.
I he Standard’s Tientsin correspondent
Hall's Family Fills are the best.
sold to James Wilson for $57 00.
Notice is hereby given that the De­
the exception of the last year or so,
S t . P etersburg , March 29.—The re­ says that in compliance with Viceroy
VV. Harris ai d M . Webb of Sandlake was under the old free system. When mocrats of Tillamook County, Oregon, port of General Kouropatkin to ihe Alexieff’s demand the Tartar Governor
have purchased the Kays sawmill, and he went out of office he settled with will lueet in convention at the Opera Czar on the battle of Cheng Ju is as fol- of Weng Fan has withdrawn his troops
will move it on Mr. We'j is place where the county upon their own figures and House, in Tillamook City, Oiegon, on lows :
to a distance of 60 miles from Mukden.
I offer for sale mv place known as Ne-
they will operate this su inner.
took their clearance. His books had Saturday, the 16th day of April, 1904,
“I have the honor respectfully to com­ He adds that the Russians are now left carnie Mountain, located north of Ne­
The best place in the city to buy your been experted several times by prom­ at 10 o’clock a.m., for the purpose municate to Your Majesty the report of in complete control of the revenue and halem Bay. Thi« place consists of eight
hundred acres of land, over half of which
meat is at the Paltce Meat Market. inent business men, appointed bv the of nominating candidates for the various General Mishtchenko dated 28, at 10 P. other departments.
is open prairie, either now under cultiva­
Prime meats, hams ai d bacon always several grand juries drawn from the county offices to be filled at the coming | M., which says :
tion or ready for the plow. This is good
general election. To elect delegates to ' “For three consecutive days our small
cm hand.—S mith & J enkins , propri­ Circuit Court.
grass land, well watered by mountain
Later on Clark & Buchanan were sc- lhe state and congressional conventions, outposts attempted to draw the Japanese
streams, and can easily be made one of
etors.
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the liest. if not the best stock or dairy
When you want a nice meal go to the lected to expert the county’s books, and and to transaction such other business cavalry into action, but their patrols,
farmin Tillamook County. Price reason­
Model Restaurant.
Everything first- they returned a shortage of $2052.22 as may properly come before the con­ after contact was established, retired be­
able and terms easy. Apply to
class and up-to-date. Those who are against Sheriff Ford, and several minor [ vention.
yond Cheng Ju, about 50 miles nortli-
P. C. W arren .
jL » JMhakes ßliort roads.
Warrington, Ore.
boarding should give the Model Res­ shortages against other officers. The. That the convention will be composed i west of Ping Yang.
other shortages were immediately paid, of 76 members apportioned among the
taurant a trial.
Lying in Ambush.
The boiler in C. E. Donaldson’s saw­ but Mr. Ford employed atterneys and several precincts of til« county as fol­
“ * In the town, a company of infantry
lows
:
demurred
upon
the
ground
that
he
did
mill blew up last week, and as it hap­
and a Mpiadron of cavalry were lying
2
5 Foley ............
pened in the morning before starting up not owe the county a cent ; that the Nahalem .
in ambush. Our men were reinforced
«X
Sknd light loads.
fees
collected
by
him
and
charged
3
Bay
................
Garibaldi
4
no serious damage was done. Mr. Don­
by three companies and attacked the
BUBER IBB Ml IDI ESSE«.
against
him
as
belonging
to
the
county
!
8
Hoquarton
...
Tillamook
12
aldson will go out this week to purchase
i Japanese with a cross tire. Notwith­
were earned by him before the salary Fairview .
5
8 South Prairie.
SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING
a new boiler.
standing this and our commanding po­
law went into effect, although yet un­ Barnegate
1
1 Netarts..........
C. W. Talmage, who was operated on
sition, the Japanese gallantly held
SHAMPOOING, ETC
collected by him wh-n the law went Carnahan
2
1 Sandlake . ..
by Dr. Goucher for ail abcess last Fri­
their ground, and it was only after a
^•^ood
for everything
everything
into force. These fees constituted the Beaver ..
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2
Blaine
..........
3
day, is improving quite rapidly and his
fierce fight of half an hours duration
Electric Baths nicely fitted up. Good for
main balance alleged due the county. Hebo ....
5
5 Union............
that runs on wheels.
friends expect to see him on the streets
that the Japanese ceased fire and
Judge McBride, in summing up the de­ Little Nestucca .. 2 Dolph ............
persons suffering with rheurnatifiin.
1
again soon. He was in a very precarious
sought refuge in the houses. The Jap- |
cision, said :
Sold
Everywhere.
the
several
And
that
the
primaries
In
anese hoisted the Red Cross Bag at two ,
condition when he arrived in this city.—
*• This officer had bad repeated settle, precincts will lie held on Saturday,
WANTED.
. points.
Exchange.
merits with the county, and upon their April 9. 1904. at the hours of 1 o'clock
Si’HClAl. R rvrkskntativr in this county
” Soon afterward, three squadrons
The Steamer Sue H. Elmore came in figures. His books had repeatadly been I
and adjoining territories, to represent
Saturday with a full cargo of freight and i ex|>erted by business men. whom I know p in. at the regular polling places in said of the endmv were seen advancing
and advertise nti old established bus­
along the Kasan road at full gallop
the folio wing passengers: Mrs. M. Adams, 1 to have been capable and trustworthy. precincts.
iness house of solid financial standing.
By
order of the Democratic County toward the town, which two of the
Salary *21 weekly, with Ex|>enses ad­
Mr. Bandon, J. Swiger. Wm. Mallon. A. . The fees collected by him were earned
Lots 1 and 2, block 11, Miller's vance*! each Monda.v bv
Central Committee.
I., check direct
squadrons succeeded in entering, while
Swiger, Mr. J. Smith, J. Hellen, Mr. Hol­ by him under the fee system, before the
from headquarters, Horse and buggy
J ohn S heets ,
the ttnr-i fell back in disorder umJtr addition.
den and daughter, W. Batterson, Miss salary law went into effect, and that he
Lots 15, 16, 17 and 1«, block 11. Mil- furnished when necessary ; position pvr-
Chairman.
repeated volleys from our troops. A
Mav Jones, Mrs Hume, J. J. Crine, J. 1 did not collect them before the law
manent. Address Blew Bros. & Co.,
Taos C oates .
ler’s addition.
number
ui
men
and
horses
were
seen
to
Monon Bldg., Chicago. III.
Marolf, Mr. Indoh and Mr. McClellan.
did take effect, did not disqualify him
S»cretary.
block
12.
Mil-
Lots
1,
3,
4,
5,
6
and
7,
fall.
The Oratorical Contest, between the from claiming and taking what was his
“ ‘Foran hour afterwards our com. ler’s addition.
Emersonian and Ciceronian Literary I own.
Death of William Hedges.
Lots 5, 6 and 7, block 28, Thayer’s
panics
continued the fire on the Japan
Societies, held on Friday evening in the | •' While he might have turned the fees
addition.
Wm. P. Hedges who has been afflicted I 1 ese in the town, preventing them from
opera house, was attended by a large over to the county, and then presented
Lot 4. block 20, and house near Tohl’s
leaving the houses.
and appreciative audience, in which a bill ro the county, and which they for some months past, with a cronic ill-
store, Nehalem.
Now is the time to purchase vour
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An
hour
and
a
half
after
the
I>egili
­
fifty per cent of the marking (on merit of must have paid under the law in vogue, ness, from which he suffered inteselv,
West half of lot upon which our resi­ winter supply, while the weather is nice.
ning
of
the
engagement
four
companies
manuscript), was decided slightly in when he made lhe collections, his ac­ passed awav at 1 o’clock last Thursday
were seen oi. the Kasan road, hasten, dence stood, opposite the Court House, We make special ru.es on 5 tons and tq -
favor of the Emersonian«.
tion was only a matter of method, and morning the 24th. He had recently been
wards during this time of year. There is
ing
to attack.
I gave the order to in Tillamook City.
Make vour offers to any Tillamook none better tli.vn Hetton coal mined in
The Sunday school of the M.E. Church does not in any way affect the couutv sent to Portland with the hope of find- mount, and the entire force, with a
will give a program suitable to the has laid claim. At this late hour he i ing relief through an operation, but it covering s(|uadron, advanced in perfect Real Estate Agent ; or to the owner. Australia. A complete substitute for
that it
season next Sunday evening. April 3rd, could not collect under the statutes of j was found, upon examination
W. A. Wise, The Failing Building, cor. bard coal; low in ash, quick to ignite.
He returned weaker, order and formed in line behind th* 3rd and Washington sts., Portland. Ore.
would
be
in
vain.
limitation,
and
I
do
not
feel
disposed
lieginning at 7:30. The church is to be
Suitable for stove, range, grate and fur­
The
wounded
were
placed
in
hill.
He was
decorated for the occasion, and the public to give the county judgment far an and with less hope of recovery.
nace.
front and the retirement whs carried
Mrs.
J
!
taken
to
the
home
of
his
sister,
Tillamook Warehouse Company,
is cordially invited. The children are amount that was earned by the ex-
It
Saved
His
Legs.
out
with
tlie
deliberation
of
parade.
a
' Riggs, about thirteen miles south of Till
B C LAMB
making an effort to raise n missionary officer.
P.
A.
Danforth,
of
La
Grange,
Ga.,
Telephone, Main 33.
Infantry Arrives Too Late,
’’ Mr. Ford does not owe the county : amook, where he remained until death.
suffered for six months with a frightful
fund. Thev will appreciate your contri­
The funeral services were held at the
** ‘ The Japuheee squadron, which wan running sore on his leg ; but writes
one cent ; he settled with Washington
bution.
■ County like an honest man and like an JU B. Church at Beaver, conducted by thrown into disor>ier, waa evidently that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve wholly
Headlight and Oregonian,
cured it in five «lays For Ulcers, Wounds.
! E. M. Patterson of this city. The decent*
White Kiver Flour at Gang­ lionest officer
| unable U j istcupy the hill which we I 4'1 Piles, it’s the l>est salve in the world. <2.25-
'lhe best home news­
Henry P. Ford lived for 2 earn in the , ed wA born in Washington county, I ju-tt evacuated, and their infantry ar- Cure guaranteed. Onlv2;>cts Sold by I
loff A Snuffer’s.
papers.
,
Oregon,
on
Feb.
9,
1877.
Chas I. Clough, druggist.
vicinity of Tualatin, where he was en­
1 rivH<l t»Nj late.
gaged iu ranching. He was very pop­
• ’ The detachment protecting our
Tragedy Averted.
ular in his vicinity, ami when he re­
rear guard arrivetl quietly al Kasan,
“ Just in the nick of time our little I where we halted for tw< hours in or-
ceived the nomination for Sheriff, lie
Take your
was elected by an overwhelming major­ boy was saved’’ writes Mrs. W. Watkins <ier to give attention to our wounded.
of Pleasant Citv. Ohio ”Pneumonia had
ity, voters of all pariiea coming to his played sad havoc with him and a terri­ At 4 p.m . our force reaches I Non San.
support. Since bis retirement from of­ ble cough set in besides. Doctors treat­
” • It is Hijppose<i the Japan* se had
fice be lias been employed by the Cny ed him, but he grew worse every day. heavy liwees in men and hordes. Dur
of Portland as city detective, and since At length we tried Dr King s New Des- side, unfortunately, had three < fficerR
covery for Consumption, and our dnrl
leaving tl.e Detective Department has ing was saved. He’s now sound, ami -everely wounded Stepanoff and An-
to
been in busin-ss for himself in the well.” Everybody ought to know, it’s drooke in the clieet. and Vamalvitch in
the
only
sure
cure
for
Coughs,
Colds
and
same line. The ex officer was today re­
the stomach. S* hdmk<dT was legs seri
ceiving the congratulations of his many all Lu ng, diseases. Guaranteed bv Chas. ■ «aiMly wounded in th* arm, but did . ot
I. Clough. Druggist. Price S»*c. a ml
| leave the fie|»|.
friends
$1 »10. trial l>»tth » free.
DRUGCIST.
Ranch for Sale.
JUICA.'
AXLE
(jREASE
LATIMER, BROS.,
Property for Sale.
COAL
PRESCRIPTIONS
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