Tillamook headlight., August 04, 1904, Image 3

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, AUGUST 4.
! the conformation of the foot of a horse
1 and frequently do harm. Each foot may
The latest St. Petersburg estimate of require a special shoe and there arc pecu-
T okio , Aug. 1.— Another detailed re- the Japanese army in Manchuria is 372,- | liarities and individual traits of horses
port of the fighting at Ta Tche Kiao has 000 men, with 1240 guns. Whether I which must be considered. Horseshoe­
been received from General Oku, in which this is an actual count or an impression ing is really a matter repuiring skill, and
he emphasizes the enormous advantage ist idea at the end ot a fight is not stated. in ¡some states the question is being
* * *
I agitated in favor of compelling all black­
which the entrenched position held by
“We denounce protection as a rob. smiths and horseshoers to pass an
the Russians gave them. Their first and
bery of the many to enrich the few.” Do I amination and work under a license
second lines of defence were scattered
the Democrats really expect to carry fore they can put shoes on horses.
along the twin chains of hills and com­
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New York, Connecticut, New Jersey and
manded everyffoot of the roads leading
The discovery that rubber may be
West Virginia on a plaiiorm contain­
from the south. Moreover, their batter
tracted from a weed growing in
ing that expression?
ies were so well masked that they could
high plateaus of Colorado is due to F.
* Jk *
not be reached by Japanese siege guns,
The first and greatest object of a pro­ E. Marsh of Denver. He went to Color­
while at the same time they commanded tective tariff is to build up American in­ ado two years ago, an invalid, and to
all of the territory over which the Jap dustries and continue to make American regain his health went out on a ranch
anese were compelled io advance in their wages the besc in the world. That issue * 1 with the cowboys. He struck the range
attack upon the Russian position.
alone should insure the success of the ( near Buena Vista, Colo., where he found
So powerful was their position and so Republican ticket.
| the cowboys shewing the roots of a
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difficult of approach that although Gen­
1 weed they called “rabbit bush.” After
Mr. Cleveland writes that the Demo,
eral Oku had made his plans carefully
being thoroughly masticated the root
cratic
party
recovered
its
sanity
when
I left a gummy substance. When Mr.
and fully confident that his losses would
be enormous, he found it absolutely im­ Parker sent his telegram to the convent­ 1 Marsh first noticed it he considered it of
possible to force the enemy’s defense at a ion. The deduction that the susceptible ' more than usual interest, and at his
single point during the daylight. Bravery patient ought to be put in charge of the I first opportunity sent samples of the
such as was displayed by the Japanese country will not strike the reader as j weed to Prof. T. D. A. Cockrell, botanist
was of a character seldom seen and one strictly logical.
at Colorado college for examination.
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column actually penetrated up to the
The Russian officials are fitting up a The professor’s tests showed the gum­
muzzles of the Russian cannon before be­
number of additional ships of the volun­ my substance to be gum elastic, or In­
ing cempelled to retreat in the face of a
teer fleet, and they have already been dia rubber. When compared with other
counter-attack by a vastlv superior force.
practically converted into warships, The rubbers it was found to be equal to the
After this experience General Oku de­
vessels that are now ready to sail, which best medium-grade of the tropical pro­
cided that his only hope lay in a night have full crews aboard, are the Tambor, ducts.
attack, and he made his plans according- |
Kieff, Vladimir and Veroneff, and that
ly. About 10o’clock,when darkness had double cannon have been placed and am The Future of the Steam Turbine.
fully set in, a general assult was ordered
Rear Admiral Melville has just returned
munition hoists and trollys rigged is l)e-
and although a complete surprise to the lieved to indicate that an imperial order from Europe where lie made numerous
rank and file, it was manfully carried will soon be issued transferring them and careful inquiries into the work thus
out and the entire Japanese army moved from the volunteer service to the regular far done by steam turbins. If one mav
on the Russian position.
judge from the published reports of his
navy.
Not a shot was fired until the first
* * *
conclusions, the investigation has not
picket of the Russians was encountered,
The Russian version of the sinking of made him an enhusiast. On the con-
but at the first alarm the massed Japan­ the British steamer Hipsang by a Rus­ trary, he is said to cherish grave doubt*
ese artillery opened on the Russian posi­ sian torpedo-boat July 16, as communi­ about the fitness of the turbine for large
tion at range which had been secured cated to the British Embassy, relates ocean going vessels and warships. His
during the day, and for more than an that the Hipsang was steaming to Foo main criticism is that the alleged econ-
hour a teirific fire was kept up. Word Chow Bay, which is occupied by the omy of this type of engine in the con­
was then passed for the left wing of the Japanese at night, without showing sumption of steam is not yet apparent.
Japanese army to advance, and at the lights. The torpedo-boat fired ten shots For the new Cunarders, it is asserted, no
same time the ’’cease-firing” order was at the Hipsang, which, instead of stop­ attempt has been made to provide a
given to the artillery.
ping, replied with rifle shots. The Hip­ lower boiler capacity than if reciproca­
The Japanese found the Russians badly sang then tried to escape in the fog, ting engines had been adopted. When
confused at the heavy shell- fire and whereupon she was sunk by the torpedo- those ships are once built and in opera­
drove them from the first and then from boat.
tion. it may appear that excessive cau
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the second line of rifle-pits. Before the
tion was exercised in chat particular.
The Upper Clackamas hatchery, loca­
Russian commanders could reassure and
Still, the only sound basis for opinion is
ted
about
60
miles
up
the
Clackamas
steady their commands the Japanese
what has actualv been observed, not
right wing charged and drove them out River, has been turned over to the Gov­ what is still a matter of conjecture. The
ernment
for
operation,
having
been
con
­
of their last line of defense.
various exjieriments which have recently
The Russian retreat was an unorgan- ducted for a number of years as a state been authorized or are now in progress
enterprise.
The
Clackamas
hatchery
is
ized route, men and officers abandoning
ought to throw much light upon the
their guns and arms in order to be able considered by fish culturists to be the expediency of a more extensive employ­
to be the first to get the news to Alexieff best hatchery in the state, not because of ment of the turbine, Until these are
at Mukden, many miles to the north­ its equipment and location, which are finished the world will do well to sus-
ward. Officers who were captured de­ ideal, but because of the quality of the pend judgment.
clare that General Kuropatkin com­ Chinook fish that are propagated there.
Concerning the value of the turbine in
manded in person and that he did all in The employes now at this hatchery will electric power stations Admiral Mel­
be continued this season, the work to
his power to hold his men, but they
ville seem to be less uncertain than in
be directed by A. A. Oldenburg, the ap­
were too badly demoralized by the ac­
regard to its fitness for marine propul
pointee of the Bureau of Fisheries.
curate Japanese shell fire to obey any
sion. The new type of engine develops a
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order.
If Portland was as enterprising as high rotary speed. This is unsuitable
All accounts agree that the Russian
Seattle, Tillamook would have had a for a propeller shaft, because a steam,
lossexceeded 2000 in killed and wounded. railroad long ago. In the news report ship’s screw ought to revolve slowly.
Thejapanese had 140 killed, including we see that Seattle capital, with some On the other hand, up to a certain limit
ten officers and 925 wounded, including assistance from Big Bend farmers, will the faster a dynamo is driven the better.
47 officers. General Oku is universally build the Big Bend Railroad, a standard- Whatever may be the ultimate fate of
commended for his night attack, and guage steam road from Ephrata, Wash., the turbine at sea, therefore, its future
while his losses are abnormally large, it on the Great Northern in the center of on land seems tn be well assured.
is argued by army experts that the end Douglas County northerly to the Col-
Another Chance for Parker.
justified the means.
umbia River, a distance of 95 miles, with
NIGHT ATTACK WON VICTORY
1904.
News and Comment
Japanese Made No Headway in
Daytime Charges.
Cxar’s People Prefer Peace.
S t . P etersburg , July 25.—While the
people of Russia know little concerning
the controversy now on with England,
a verv bitter feeling toward Great Britain
exists. It can hardly be said, however,
that war would be welcomed, for the
rank and file of the Russian inhabitants,
though they have been deluded and l>e.
fogged by the government as regards
true conditions in the war with Japan,
have formed their own opinion that one
war is quite all they need at the present
time.
England is condemned as a meddler and
blamed for exciting feeling against Rus­
sia, but even in official circles there seems
no disposition to resort to force of arms.
As a matter of actual fact Russia is
now experiencing her lowest political
ebb for years. Although every effort is
made to keep information from gaining
publicity, internal dissension is rife and
anarchists or patriots are busy. The as.
assin is ever ready with his infernal ma­
chine, and only the most careful guard­
ing of public officials and constant and
rigorous action by the secret police, have
prevented the murder of heads of depart-
merits. The Czar himself is in constant
danger, though he gives but little
thought to his personal safety when
there are so many matters of war and
state to demand his attention.
It is not believed that the oft-repeated
story that Nicholas will take the field in
person can be credited.
End ot Bitter Fight.
“ Two physicians had a long and stub­
born fight with an abcess on mv right
lung” writes J. F. Hughes, ot Du Font,
Ga. “ and gave me up.
Everybody
thought mv time had come. As a last
resort I tried Dr. King s New Discovery
for Consumption. The benefit I received
was striking and I was on my feet in a
lew days. Now I’ve entirely regained
my health ’’ It conquers all Coughs,
Colds and Throat and Lung troubles.
Guaranteed bv Chas. I. Clough, Drug
Store. Pnce 50c. and $1.00. Trial
buttles free.________________
The Death Penalty.
DAIRYMEN’ AND
S SUPPLIES
STEEL STOVES & RANCES
We carry a Large Stock of
Hardware, Tinware, Glass
and China,
Oils, Paint, Varnish, Doors. Window
Sashes,
Line of Choice
GROCERIES
Agents for the Great Western Saw
M c I ntosh
The Most
& McNAIR
Reliable Merchants in Tillamook County
• •
A-
NOTICE FOK PUBLICATION.
Department of the interior.
Land Office at Oregon City, Ore.,
June '2s, 1904.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of her intention
to make final proof in aupport of her claim,
and that said proof will bs made before the
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
mook Citv, Oregon, on August 12th, 1904, vix :
LOUISE S. PHILLIPS.
Widow and heir at law of Stanley H. Phillips,
deceased : H.E No. 18351, for tne lots 4 andj.
sec. 4 and lot« 1 and 8, sec. 5, tp. 3 south, range
9 west.
She names the following witnesses tn prove her
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, vix. :
lohn Bumgarner, John Blum, Isaac H. Moore,
Edward Blum, of Nestocton, Oregon.
A lgernon S D resser . Register.
G. F. Fr’anlçlin
A coon looking ■
_orseann poor i<i_.
Ing luirneaa is the
tvor t kind cf n com­
bination.
DOES all kinds of
Eureka
Harness Oil
not only makes tho harness and ths I1
horse lo< Ar belter, but mukes tho •
leather soft anil pilable, puts it In con­
dition to lust—twice ns long
US it ordinarily would.
WATCH. CLOCK
AND JEWELRY
REPAIRING
lu first class style.
Cold «Terrwhere la cane—»II
T imber L and A ct , J unk 3, 1878.—N otice F ob
P ublication .
United States Land Office,
Oregon City, Ore.
June 20th. 1
Notice is hereby given that in coinpl
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June 3. 1878. entitled “An act for the sale
of timber lands in the States of California,
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,’’ a
extended to all the Public Land States by
' act of
August 4, 1892,
BJORN PAULSKN,
Of Tillamook, county of T«11amook, State of
Oregon, has this day filed in this office his
sworn statement No. 644«, for the pm chase
of the N % of Nw
of section 28 and N %
Ne % of section 2y, in township i South,
Range
No.
10 West.
and
will
offer
pi oof to show that the land
___ __
sought
is
mot e valuable for its timber or stone t lian for
agricultural purposes, and to establish Ins claim
to said tana before the Countv Clerk ot Tilla­
mook County, at Tillamook City, Oregon, on
Friday, the 9th day of September, I904. He
names as witnesses ;
Axel Nelson. P-ter Asp. Robert Eichinger
Janies Kodad. all of Tillamook Countv, Ore.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requeated to file their
elainiB in tiiin office on or beiui’e said 9th day of
September, 1904.
___________ AIAJKKN’ on s. IlHEHSi.il, Register.
Made bj
STANDARD
□IL CO.
Give
Your
Horse a
Chancel
Teachers’ Examination.
Engraving a Specialty
SEE THE
Tillamook Lumber Company
FOR
SHINGLES and BOXES.
Shingles $2.25 1000.
Notice is hereby given that the County
School Superintendent of Tillamook
County will hold the regular examina­
tion ofTeachers desiring state and county
papers at the High School in Tillamook
COUNTY
City beginning August 111, 1904
(INCORPORATED),
STATE PAPERS.
Commencing Wednesday, August 10. TILLAMOOK CITY,
ORE.
at 9 o’closk a. m., and continuing until
Saturday, August 13, at 4 o’clock p. in.
PAID UP CAPITAL, $10,000.
W ednesday —Penmanship.
history,
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, I878.—N otick for
spelling, algebra, reading, school law.
P ublication .
A GENERAL BANKING
United States Land Office,
T hursday —Written arithmetic, theory
Oregon City, Oiegon.
of teaching, grammar, book keeping,
BUSINESS.
lune 25th, 1904.
physics, civil government.
I
Notice is hereby given that in «ompliance
F riday —Physiology, geography, men­ Directors :—M. W. H arrison , W. W | with the provisions ol the act of Congress of
.lune 3, 1N78, entitled “Au act for the sale ot
tal arithmetic, composition, physical
C urtiss , B. L. B ody .
tini'iei lands in the States of California, Ore­
geography.
gon, Nevada and Wa hington Territory,'' as
Cashier ;—M. W. H arrison .
extended to all the Pub ic Land States by act of
S aturday —Botany, plain geometry,
August 4, 1892,
general history, english literature, psy­
Liberal Prices Paid for gilt edge securi­
ANNA I) PAGE
chology.
Unmarried, of Tillamook City, county of TIII r -
ties of all kinds.
I mook, Mate of Oregon, has this day filedin
COUNTY PAPERS.
this office her sworn statement, No. 6446. for
Commencing Wednesday, August 10.
the purchase oi the Se '4 of Sv % of Section
at 9 o’clock a. m. and continuing until T imber L and , A ct , J une 3, 1K7M.—N otice F or No 3I. in Township No. 3 south, Kanae 8 W,
P ublication
and will offer proof to show that the land
Friday, August 12, at 4 o’clock p. m.
United States Land Office,
sought is more valuable for its timber or
First, Second and Third Grade Certifi­
Oregon City, Ore.,
stone *than for agricultural .purposes, and to
july and, I904.
cates.
establish her claim to said land before’the
Notice in hereby given that in com linnee County Clerk of Tillamook Collutv, Ore., al
W ednesday —Penmanship, history, or­ with
the provisions of the act of congress of Tillamook City, Ore , on Monday, th»* 12th day
thography, reading.
June 3, 187M, entitled “An act for the sale of of September. I'jOI. She I'anie« a« tvilntsses :
T hursday —Written arithmetic, theory timber lands in the states of Califorilia, Oregon,
Walter C Bailey, of Tillamook, Oregon ;
Nevada hii <1 WaKhingtoii Territory "as extended Marcus ('ml. T. in Buffnm, Bud Witlnow, of
of teaching, grammar, physiology.
to all the Public Land States bv act of August 4, 1 Blaine, Oregon
F riday —Geography, mental arithme 1*9>,
Any ami all persons claiming adveisely the
FRANK R BROMLEY,
tic,school law, civil government.
above describea land« are requested t<> file their
Of Napa City, county of Napa, State of Califor­ claims hi tlil»«jffi<*e on or before said 12th day
Primary Certificates.
nia, ha» this day
filed in this office his
ptemb-i, >904
W ednesday — Penmanship, orthog­ sworn statement No. 6249. for the purchase of S< __
A lgernons D rebakr , Register
of I lie S % ot Nw Q and N % <»t Hw ’4 of section
raphy, reading, arithmetic.
34, in Township No. 2 S, Hauge No. 10 T imber L and , A ct J une 3. 18-8.—N otice for
T hursday —Art of questioning, theory No.
West, and will offer proof to allow that the
P ublication .
of teaching, methods, physiology.
lan<i sought is more valuable for it« timber
United States l«and Office,
All applicants are required to present or stone than for agricultural pur|M>avH and to
Oregon Ci y, Oiegon.
hi« claim to «aid land before the
May 17ih, 1
themselves for examination in the var. establish
Comity Clerk ofTilloniook comity. Tillamook,
Notice is hi*r«hy given that ill coinpl
ious branches at the time given above.
Oregon, on Friday, the 9th day of September, with the provision» of the act of ('oiigres« of
Dated at Tillamook,Oregon, this 22nd 1904. Mr iianira as witnesses
June 3rd, I878. entitled ‘‘A11 act for the saleof
Cornelius Austin, Andrew M Aiiatin, Jam« timber lands In the States of California, Oregon,
day of July. 1904.
M. Morgan, John A. Hrant, of Netarts, Oiegon . Nevada and Washington Territory.“ as ex­
W ayne W W iley ,
Any and all persona c aiming adverse I) the tended to all the Public Land States by act ol
abovr-de«cril»ed lands are requested to file their August 4th. 1K92
County Superintendent.
TILLAMOOK
BANK.
Up to this time Judge Parker has not
expressed his views on any subject ex­
cept to say in a telegram to the con­
vention, as soon as he had the nomina­
tion clinched, that he regarded the gold
standard as firmly and irrevocably et>.
tablished. Democratic papers laud this
sudden revision of the party principles
by the nominee as an act of courage.
But there was not one chance in ten
thousand that the convention would
flare withdraw the nomination. To do
that would simplv be to open the doors
to chaos and a general party explosion.
Judge Parker had the convention tigh»,
and he knew it. But as his radical ad­
dition to the party platform is hailed
claims in this office on or before said 9U1 day
NILS MARTENSSON,
of SeptemlxT, I904.
Of Garibaldi, county of Tillamook, State of
as a display of heroism, he will have a
A i . gernon S. D resser , Register.
Oregon, ha« this day filed in thia office his
»wmn Mtateincnt No. 643I, for the purchase of
chance in his first remarks to the people
Nw 'X, section No. I7, in Tp.
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice for the W %
of the United States to recast the plat-
No. 2 North, Range 9 W and will offer pio«»f
P ublication .
to show that the land sought is more ahiable
United State« Land office,
form in other respects.
lor it» Umber or »tone than lor agricultural
Oiegon i ity. Oregon,
BARBER ANO HAIRDRESSER-
1 purpose«, and to establish his claim to said
Is he ready to subscribe to the plank
June sth. 1904.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance land before tin* Register and Receiver of thia
«HAVING,
HAIR
cmiNG
in the Democratic platform declaring
with the provision« of the act of Congi e»» of 1 office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Thursday, the
June 3rd, 1878. entitled “An act for the sale 4th day of A ngust, ittol. Hr name» a« witm-Mses
that "we denounce protection as a rob.
J .M Peterson, of Garibaldi, Ore. ; Erik Malt
SHAMPOOING, ETC
of timber landa in the Staten of Califo' iiia.
bery of the many to enrich the few?’’
Oregon, Nevada, and
Washington
I'erilto- »oil, of Tobaseo. Oregon ; Georg«- Asher, of
ry.' an extended to all Public Land Stale« by Portland, Oregon , Thomas E. Elliott, of Fir
New York, Connecticut, New Jersey, Electric Baths nicely fitted up. Goodfor act of August 4, 18 q 2.
. wood, Orrgo".
| Any ami all pet »on« claiming a dvr rm ly the
IRA C. SMITH,
Maryland, West Virginia and Dela­
persons suffering with rheumatism
of Tillamook, county of Tillamook State of 'above «lescribed lands are re<|ur»ted to file
I Oregon, han thin «lay filed in thin oflh. hi« 1 their claim» in this office on or before said
ware figure in the Democratic esti­
I «worn «'atenient No. 6439, for the pm < ha»r 4th day of August. 1904.
mates, but all are busy states in manu
Aixip.MNON h. Da ehhf . r . Register.
Of lh<- N
of He
ami >w '4 of We % ot
Section No. i7. in Towr ship No. j South,
facturing industries.
Workmen en­
Range No. 10 West, and will offer r !'-<->• I
T imber L and A ct J une 3, «878.—N otice ro t
* » *
«how that the land «ought 1« more valuable
gaged in them get the best wages in
P ublication .
Officers and jackies of Great Britain’s
for its timber or stone than for agricultural pur
Unlt«il Stales Land Office,
the world on account of the protective
K>«es, Hii'l t«> ewtablinh III« claim to »aid ihii ’I
Oiegon City. Oregon,
HOUSEHOLD MOVERS i ’fun* the County Clerk of Tillamook Coin.ty
navy are at their posts and ready for j
Inly Z.’ml, 1^04.
policy of the Republican party. Thev
Oregon, on Saturday, the 20th day of August,
Notice in hereby given that in compliance
whatever development mav result from
I'.l- 4 'I? name« an witii» «»«*»
will not subscribe to the latest Demo­
with the prov|»ioii« ol the act of Coogreas
AND
DRAYMEN
the present strained relationship with
Henry Crenshaw. Walter Maker, Walter L*
of Jim« nd, !->« entitled 'An act for Ore
cratic doctrine that “ protection is a
. Bailey, Harry Baa«*r. of Tillamook Lily, Ore.
«ale of timber land« in the Stat«-» «d < alifirruia,
Russia. The recent order countermand­
Aliy
and ail per«oiix rlnl mi ng adveiwly the ! Oregon. Nevada, and Wash I ngton Territory. “
Heavy Teaming a Specialty with us
robbery of the many to enrich the few.’’
I
above
deacrined
land»
are
requt«ta<l
to
fil«*
their
hs extended tn all the Public Land Stale» by
ing all leaves ot absence and directing
At least, they have never yet embraced Our Delivery wagon delivers to country , claim« in this office on or tie fore »aid 20th day of act of A11 g 11 st 1 iM
officers and men on furlough to report
ALT RED IVk>.
August. 19r>4-
that idea. So Parker, in his first or citv
A lof . rnon S. D resser , Register.
, Of Garibaldi, r-oun y of Tillamook. State rd
immediately to their ships, while it
Oregon,
lias
thia
day tiled in this office his
speech or letter, has an opportunity
caused excitement in news circles and
T imreh L and A ct . J une 8 IM78—N otice F or »worn «tatement No 6464, for the purchase of
for another burst of courage. He can
the Sw *4 Sw W, section 1 I. E % Sr *4 and He
KOTIt'K OF FINAL MKTTLKMFNT
P ubi . ication .
brought pallor to the cheek ot the peace
i1«
"I Hcction No 15, in
township
United state» 144 lid Office.
say that he regards protection as firm­
1 No. 2 North, range No Io West, and will
Oregon City, Oregon.
adocate, was clarion of joy to the naval ly and irrevocably
NOTfCK
m
H
kkkby G ives —That the un­
>-ffer
pro.d
to
»how
that
the
land
«might
is
Mny
24th
1
904
established, and so
ad mi ni nt rator of the estate of
Notice ia hereby given that in compliance more vah.able for it« timber or «tone than for
servicemen. That they would welcome it is just as much as the gold standard, dersigned,
(Jb.ORGK BROCK. deceased, ha* filed in the with the provision« of the act of Congress ot agricultural purpows. and to establish Ins
war cannot lie denied, for thev have no more, no less, A Democratic con- County Court of the State of Oregon, for June 3. 1M7M. entiled “ An a« t for the sale of tim­ | «Ta I in to sriKi bind before the Register and R<
Tillamook County, his final account a» such
land« in the state« i,f California, Oregon, ceivry of this office at o egon C.ty, Oregon <1
been trained for war purposes, and it is gress and President could change it all. administrator of said estate and that Tues­ ber
>1
Nevada, and Washington Territory “ as ex­ 1 Thursday th«* 131I1 «lay of October, 1904
day.
the
6th
day
of
Septemlier
1904.
at
the
as witnesses
their business to fight. There are many As far as the latest Democratic plat- hour of 1O o'clock a.m ha« been fixed by tended to all the Public Land State« by act of name»
Rumftev H Leonard Eugene I. Remmington
Auguat 4. I892,
of Woodburn, Ougoii
David II ■vrmltii.
things new to warfare that the English [ form is concerned, they could do as they •»aid Court a« the time for the hearing of ob­
Konmr j
watt
jections to said account and the settlement UfTlIlamook City County vf Tillamook State Htibbar«! On*gon; Henry L Reese, of Wo
seaman would like the privilege ot try- I please about the currency; and they thereof
B. L EDDY
<»( Oregon, ha« thl« day filed in tfii« offiu»* hi» burn Oregon.
Administrator of the entalr of »wotu «taieuo nt No 6437, lor the parcli>o»e ot
Any and all person« claiming adversely
ing—many things that he believes can would be bound to treat protection as
George Brr»ck deceawed.
»bovt- describe«! land» are 1 r<pie»l< d to hie th« ir
the N % of -w 14 and s •, of Nw
better be handled bv himself than by the robbery of the many to enrich the
of Section No.
20,
in
Towii»lait>
No claim» iu till« office oil or bclote said 13th day of
octoler, 1904
2 SOtitn.
Range
K Weaf. and will offer
either Japan or Russia. He would like tew, unless Parker adds a telegraph or
NOTICK Off FINSI. HkTTI.KMKSr,
AUiF.HNON S. D menmeh Register.
proot to kliow that the
land «ought is
more valuable for !tatiml»er or »tone than for
the chance to demonstrate his superi­ other proviso of his own. and gets same
N otice OF H ereby G ive * — That the un­ agricultural piirpo«»». and Io «*stnbli»h his
Dr.
P.
J. Sharp, the expei-
ority. Meanwhile the warships are being more praise for manly courage.—Globe dersigned administratrix of the estate of claim to »aid lajid before the County Clerk
is located in
D e R<)Y C. QUICK, deceased ha« filed in the of TillMinook County Oregon, at rillxrnook enced dentist
placed in condition for actual war.some- Democrat.
County Court of the state of Oregon for City. Oregon, on Friday, the Xilh day of
Dr. Wise’s dental pari rs, and
He name« a» witneaaes
Tillnmook County, her final account as «uch Augu«t, I904
thing that has not before existed for
administratrix of «aid estate and that Tues­
J >hn Z
Ku v«
Mib*y Simmon« Ge rge is prepared to do nothing but
decades.
Rough spruce lumber sawed day. the 6th day of September i9o4. at the I'arrish,
Alexander Wat , of Tillamook County
its northern terminus either at Bridge­
port or at a new town to be founded
above the mouth of Foster’s Creek.
Three or four new towns will be laid out
along the line and Seattle grainbuyers
will putin warehouses and Seattle banks
will establish branch banks.
* * *
The question of teaching agriculture
in our public schools is being ventilated
thoroughly by educational leaders. State
Superintendent Stetson of Maine has
expressed the conviction that in some
elementary form all the teachers of that
state should be prepared to teach agri­
culture. He thinks that farm boys and
farm girls should be so taught that when
they are through with the common |
schools thev will be qualified to make
country homes, and not, by their very
training, be biassed toward town life.
The fact is that the ordinary common
school does comparatively exalt trade !
and manufacturing as compared with
land culture. The children receive no in­
formation whatever concerning animals
and plants, concerning soils and fertiliz­
ers, nor are thev taught the relation
that in country life should exist between
the true, the beautiful, and the useful.
A little thing sometimes results in
death. Thus a mere scratch, insigni-
licant cuts or puny boils have paid the I
death penalty. It is wise to have Buck
len s Arnica Salve ever handy. It’s the
» « *
best Salve on earth and will prevent
Everv country blacksmith includes
fatality, when Burns, Sores, Ulcers and
Piles threaten.
Only 25c. at Chas. I. horse4hoeing as a part of his business,
Clough, Drug Store.
but many of them do not understand
LATIMER, BROS.,
Quick Brothers,
I
to order, for S7 00 a thou­
sand, at the Tillamook Lum
bernig Co
hour of IO o'clock a.m ha* l»een fixed by
agon
he time for the hearing of ob-
Any 1.nd all peraori« claiming adversely the
account and the settlement above-dewcritwd land« are r«|iiealed to file their
IDA M QUICK
claim» in thi«'-ffi<eon ot la-fore »aid J6th day
ministril o7 the E«tnte of of Augnat, 19'M-
AbOKkSON H. DRRMRR, Hegistrr.
De Roy C Quick, deceased.
I
first class work and give the
best of satisfaction If your
teeth need fixing call upon
him.
»