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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, NOVEMBER 3, Johnson Baxter Wedding. NETARTS. C. Desmond has rented bis dairy ranch to Dell Burdick, of Tillamook. Scott Bozorth, of tlie Statesman Pub. lishing Company, of Salem, spent a day at Netarts taking some photographs for the Pacific Homestead. Prof. Gove, of Tillamook, was on the bay Saturday on a business trip return ing the same day. Mrs. Anna Packet and daughter, Grace and Mrs. Bailey, of Tillamook, spent a couple of days on the beach gathering berries the first of the week. Frank Bester and family, of Wilson River, were on the bay for a few days the first of the week. Sam Reading, of South Prairie, was on the bay Sunday and Monday. A very pretty wedding was solemnized Sunday, October 30th, at 1 o’clock p.m., when Miss Olive, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Baxter, was united in marriage to Mr. W. T. Johnson, the ceremony being performed in the presence of relatives and a few intimate friends, by Rev. Herbert F. White, pastor of the U.B. Church, at Beaver, Ore., t the home of the bride’s parents, Dolph, Ore. The different appartments were beauti fully decked with ferns and autumn flowers, the ceremony being performed under a large floral bell. The wedding march was played bv the bride's sister, Mrs. M. A. Meador, of Arizona. The groom entered the room accompanied by the bride's maid, Miss Lunne Coulson, of Beaver, Ore., who wore a becoming gown of white mull, then came the bride leaning on the arm of her brother, George Baxter. The bride wore a very pretty dress of cream mohair done in drawn work and set off with white ribbon trimming, a flowing veil caught with orange blossoms com pleted the bride’s toilet Both bride and bride’s maid carried boquets. Many pretty aud useful presents were NEHALEM. Miss Vida T. Lewis closed a success ful term of school in the Onion Peak dis trict, October 28th, with appropriate exercises. Miss Lewis goes to Clover dale to commence school in that district Noyemlrer 6th. Presiding Elder Hollingshead passed through Thursday on his way to Tilla mook to hold quarterly meeting at that received. place. He tells us that Bay City will not The bride is well and favorably known be able to help support a minister this in Tillamook county, as well as in differ year, so Bay City and Nehalem will be ent parts of the state. She is a graduate without a minister this year. of Willamette University and has proyed a most successful teacher in this SPRUCE. and other counties. Mr. Johnson is a native of Mountain Peatv and family came in from the City, Tenn., but is now a resident of valley Saturday. Wheeler Co., Ore., and in every respect Supt. W. W. Wiley passed through has the appearance of being a thorough here Thursday. gentleman. A Kinnanian is erecting a new house. The happy couple left on Tuesday for G. Wallace will start to build his new Richmond, Wheeler county, where they house Monday. will make their future home. Mrs. Jones has gone to St. Louis, Mo., The best wishes of a host of friends to visit with one of her brother’s who is follow them to their new home, and may very ill. She will also attend the ex a long life and a happy one be theirs. position while there. We hope grandma will have a pleasant visit, and a safe Entertainment at South Prairie. return to her many friends at Spruce. Mr. Wagner ar.d family have returned A very pleasant entertainment and basket social was given Friday night, home. They have been in Salem all last week, in Long Prairie school house, summer. Clyde KinnanuM^nade his usual trip At which there was a large attendance. quite a number attending from town up Bear Creeki Sunday, bi and some from as far as Bay Citv. It fied that it is n’cy|jMie bear was given for the purpose of raising ing. Connie Dve had the misfortune to cut money to purchase an organ for the school and Sunday-school. There was his right foot with an ax, Thursday. The people on the Sand Lake road a ten cents admittance fee and the baskets sold as high as three dollars have been terribly frightened over a and seventy five cents. Mr. Rugar was strange track they have been seeing. the auctioneer, and he run a "sandy’’ Don’t be alarmed, it is only Mr. Tohl as on one poor married man who was he is coming home. Mr. Blanchard was in Tillamook, trying to bid in his own wife’s basket. The poor fellow went and ate with Mr. Wednesday. Cook is wanted at Bowey Lvster's and Mrs. Jim Hughey who treated him with sympathy and a good lunch. Much ranch. credit is due those under whose manag<- ment the entertainment was given and also to the boys’ and girls’ who took part. Music was furnished bv the Granger’s band. All seemed to have an excellent time. Several of the young men bought a number of baskets apiece, thus helping on a good cause liberally, some of them also happened (?) to get their own girls’ baskets. The people of Long Prairie are thankful to those who attended and were so orderly and are glad to remember that at every enter tainment that has been given heie in time past there has been splendid order and a full house. ______ Real Estate Transfers. Furnished by Eddv and Botts. State of Oregon to Charles Lee. Deed I tq N‘4 Ne sec 16-2 8-10. »100.00 T. F. Goodrich and wife to R. C. jfagrell. Lot 7 Block 2 Malaney’s add. to Ocean Park. »60.00 Paulus D. Newell and wife to George M. Cobb. Bond for Deed. S', Be. ES 8w sec 14-3 N 10. »4500.00 W. J. Stephens and wife to Clark. E. ^Kadley. Lot 3 Block 7 and lot 3 Block 8 end lots 5, 6, 7, 8, block QB6, Thayer’s add. to Tillamook, •nd Eti lot 6 block 4, Town of Lincoln, now Tillamook »2425.00 L. A. Campbell to Joseph Angello. • Tract in Lots 4 and 5 sec 23, HHlN-10. »175.00 John Barrett and wife to John Mair, x of lots 13, 14, 15, and 16, block &4 Pacific add. to Bay City. »1.00 John Mair and wife to John Barrett. K lota 9, 10, 11, 12 block 54 Pacific add to Bay City. »1.00 U. S. A. to Robert Eichinger. Patent ^-■for Sw Nw and Nw Sw sec 28 and I Be Ne and Ne Se sec 29,-1 8-10. U. S. A. to Carl Wallin. Patent. Lots 1, 2, 3, and 4 sec 31-2 N-6. U. 8 A. to Andrew Conklin, Patent. Nw Ne and Ne Nw sec 15 and 81, Sw sec 10-2 8-10. U. 8 A. to Wells Gilbert, Patent. ^Lots 13, 16, 17 and 18 Sec 2-18 8. W. W. Cnrtiss and wife to Wilson River Lu miter Co. Se N* sec 4. S*= Se sec 8-1 8-7 and lots 19 and ¿20‘sec 2,-1 8-8. »1.00 nancis C. Little to Wilson River ^Lumber Co. Nw Sw sec 2-1 8 8. ■100 U. 8. A. to Francis C. Little. Patent, N w Sw sec 2-1 8-8. U. 8. t. to W. W. Curtiss. Patent B^its 19 and 30 sec 2-1 8-8. U. 8 A. to W. W. Corti«, Patent. 8 . Se sec 8 and He Nw sec 4-1 8-7. Six mortgage* filed to secure O'-VTO O Goa mortgage satisfaction filed »660.00 York Short Stores of Real Life William Johnson of Muncie, Ind., just 21 vears old, physically tit and consum ed with a desire to become a soldier, was rejected by the recruiting officer because his height fell short a fraction of an inch. One hour later he returned and suggested that a mistake had been made. On an other trial it was found that he exceed ed the regulation height bv a small frac tion. Then it was learned that Johnson had employed his hour butting his head vigorously against a wall to raise a bump large enough to admit him to the service. ‘'We were at the semi-centennial at Al gona,” observes the Algona (la.) Cour ier. “We went early Wednesday morn ing and did not start for home until Friday morning. We put in two full days and the major portion of two nights celebrating. We registered, we ate barbecued steer, we listened to all of the addresses, saw and heard the melo deon that has done service for forty eight vears. We saw the corner-stone laid, hobnobbed with Tom Sherman, Frank Weimer and George C. Call. Liquored up! Say, we had the gnl darndest best time of our life. Any golden jubilee from now on that escape us will be dandies. VX e also pumphand led with Bailey of the Britt Tribune.’’ As Mrs. Mary Warden entered her home on Broadway, Cleveland, early one morning she ran into a man. The man was frightened, but she was not for she threw her arms around his neck and yelled lustily. The burglar fought desperately, but the women could not be shaken off. Her cries aroused her hus band, who came to her assistance armed with a shotgut. Two of Mrs. Wedern’s prisoner’s companions, who had been at work in another part of the house, rushed into the house and attacked Wed ern before he could use his weapon. They beat him into insensibility and made their escape, Mrs. Wedern held onto the one she had, however, and finally succeeded in throwing him down and sitting on him. Out of the Ordinary. Tra.'».fi HEADQUARTERS FOR DAIRYMEN’ AND S SUPPLIES g STEEL STOVES & RANCES § We carry a Large Stock of Hardware, Tinware, Glass and China, Oils, Paint, Varnish, Doors, Window Sashes, Fine of Choice GROCERIES Agents for the Great Western Saw M c I ntosh & McNAIR, The Most Reliable Merchants in Tillamook County. ing its appearance as attractive as possible ; another is getting it on the market at the time people want it and are willing to pay good prices for it, and another thing is in finding buyers who know a good thing when they see it/ I In every town and village may be had, the Mica Axle Grease Geese are driven to the great Prague fair with their feet incased in tar boots to prevent injury. Automobile trains are to be run on wagon roads in Germán East Africa as feeders to the railway lines. On the night of September 27 a ten- foot shark chased 30,000 herrings into the nets of a Dublin trawler and was caught himself. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior. The engines of the first steamer that Land Office at Oregon City. Ore., ever crossed the Atlantic have been re October 8th, 1904. Notice is hereby given that the f llowing- covered off the coast of Cork, after more named settler lias filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and than fifty years’immersion. Contributed. that said proof will be made before the A man in England was drinking a County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla We have been asked by a subscriber to glass of beer this summer, when a wasp I mook, Pregun, on November 21st, I904, vix. : FRANCIS M JOHNSON; print the following ; fell into it. The man swallowed the H K. No. 13236 for the Ne *4 of Section 16, tp. 4 range 9 west. The North American Review says : wasp by mistake and it stung his throat, south, He name» the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation The use of alcoholic liquors for beverage i He died as a result of the sting. of said land, vix : purposes has never benefited one human It has been found that Chinatown Guy Mattoon Fred lx*wellen, Rimer K ('rose. of Hebo, Oregon. being, either physically, intellectually, I guides in San Francisco get up opium Jery Lewellen, A lgernon 8. D resher , Register. morally or financially, in all the history I and other dens of vice of their own in NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior, of the world. But, on the other hand, Chinatown and employ Chinese to oc Land Office «t Oregon City. Ore., it has injured, and even ruined, millions cupy them so that there may be show September 17th, I904. Notice is hereby given that the following- of human beings for time and eternity, places for the tourists. itained settler has filed notice of his intention Therefore the liquor truffle, sales in final proof in support of his oluim, The dead body of a women who had to make that said proof .vill be made la-foie the which in the United States last year committed suicide having been found in «nd County Clerk Tillamook Co., at Tillamook amounted to over $1,400,000,000, has one of the reservoirs from which London City, Oregon, on November 3rd, 1904, vix. : PETER ASP, been and is a curse to the individual ; ia supplied with water, the contents, H F. No. 12261, for the Ne % Ne W. « H Ne % 2nd Se Nw U of sec. 28, tp. 1 South, range to the family, and es[>ecially to the de amounting to 50.000,000 gallons, had 10 West. He names the following witnesses to prove fenseless portion known as women and to be allowed to run to waste. hie continuous residence upon and cultivation children ; to labor, which it cripples ; mid land, viz : According to an official report the ex of Robert Eichinger, Dee Tomlinson, Fred and to the taxpayers, who must pay for ecutive committee of the San Francisco Tomlinson, of Tillamook, Oregon ; Elmer Hall, of Spruce, Oregon. the support of the paupers, the crimi Knights Templar expended about $100,- A lgernon S D resser , Register. nals. and the insane it produces. Hence, 000 in entertaining the delegates to the T imber L and , A ct , J unk 3, 1878.—N otick F or it is not true that, "if you let liquor P ublication conclave lately held there. Besides that, United States Land Office, alone, it won’t hurt you.’’ The innocent the individual commanderies expended Oregon City, Ore., must suffer with the guilty. The abstain September amt, I904. between $50,000 and $60,000. Notice is hereby given that in com hance ing taxpayer must pay his own taxes with the provisions of the act of congress of Recent measurement» of depressions in June 1M7M, entitled “An act for the sale of and, in addition thereto, the taxes which the floor of the Pacific ocean have dis timber lands in the »tales of California, Oregon, the drinker could have paid but for his Nevada aud Washington Territory"aH extended closed one which is at lea»t 29,000 feet to a 1 the Public Land States by act of August 4, indulgence. deep. In this submarine valley the IMS, HARR1HON, What legal or moral right has one man highest mountain on the surface of the Of Tillamook ERWIN City, county of Tillamook, State to tell another what he shall or shall not earth would be comparatively sub of Oregon ha* tins day Hied in this office his Hworn statement No. 6499. for the purchase eat or drink ?—Texas Liquor Dealer. of theSw^ of Nw % auu W % of Hw of merged. ________________ section 27, and Nw % of Nw % of section None. Nobody ssks for such a right. No. 34, in Township No. 5 S, Range No. 10 Fall Salmon Run Failure. West, and will offer proof to show that the But society has the right to say that you lani sought is more valuable for its timber shall not sell rotten meat under the guise or atone than for agricultural purposes and to A storia , Or., Oct. 31.—Advices from establish his claim to said land before the of ••food.’’ or a poisonous drug, as a ofTillamook county, Tillamook, Oregon outside rivers convey the infor CountyClerk Oregon, on Friday, thr 9th day of December, *• beverage.’’ T9U. names as wittirases mation that the run of Fall salmon is an Drinking at home takes the place of Vv.C. Halley. F L. Sappington, of Tillamook Ore.; A. M. Austin, of Netarts, Ore , drinking abroad in Prohibition districts, utter failure. Only at one point are fair City, Arthur Austin, of Dolph, Ore Any and all persons c anning adversely th * and it is a fact, and a solemn fact, too, catches being made, and it is estimated MlM»ve-dc*»cril»ed lands are requested to file their that the keeping of liquor in the house by local packers that the output will lie claims in this office on or before said 9th day I904 has led the sex which would not think of only about one third of last season. The of December, A lgkrnow B. D resser , Register. taking a drink at a public l>ar into protracted dry spell is believed to be re T imber L and , A ct J une 3. 1878.—N otick fob private indulgence, and has actually sponsible for the failure of the supply. PlBMCATION. There has been a remarkable short United States Land Office. made al) too frequent that moat horrible Oregou • ity, Oregon, August 27th 1004 of all created things—a drunken woman, age in the canned fish product of the Noth’«' i" hereby giv«*n that in compliance Pacific Coast this year. Thus far the —Texas Liquor Iiealer. with the provisions or the act of t’otigressof 3rd, 1878. entitled “ An act for the »ale Who carried this intoxicant into this shortage seems to have had hut little June of timber lands in the States of (“alifo* 111a. home and begat this '* must horrible of effect on prices, but packers expect the Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Territo ry.” as extended to all Public I«and States bv all created things ?” It waa you, the market to advance shortly after the act of August 4. 1%2. MARMENA R KIRKPATRKK liquor dealer, unhorsewhipped scoundrel holidays. Most of the pp.ck of Colombia Of Bellingham, county of What <»m. State of that you are 1 And you, Jim Newcombe, River canneries was sold in advance so Washington, has this day filed In this office his sworn s aterneiit No. 6490, for the purchase packers will not benefit by any rise that editor of the Texas Liquor Dealer, growl of the Nw *4 of Sec. No. in Tp. No. 5 South, Range No. iu West, and will offer proof t > and froth at the mouth when we try to that may ensue. It is agree«] by those show that tne land »ought 1« more valuable who closely follow the market that the for its timber or stone than for agricultural uur- prevent your doing it.—Ex. and to establish hla claim to »aid land shortage this year will leave the market po*ea, J»ef«»rr the Register and Receiver of thia office in good sha|>e for next aeaaon's output. at Orogen City, Oregon, or Tuesday, the j^th A Love Letter. day of Novembe , I9 q <- He names ns wit- Would not interest you if you’r#» look Given farms and farmers of equal pro. I,, rars Gilbert D. Stearns. fx»nis De Champlain of ing for a guaranteed Salve for Sorro*. Hellingham Wish Walter C Bailey, of Tilla Burns or Piles. Otto Dodd, of Ponder, dactive power, the one who sells l>est mook. Oregon ; Arthur Austin, of liolph, Ore. Any and all pernoris claiming »dve M-ly tlie Mo., write® : “ I suffered with an uglv will have the best success The work of above-descrir>ed lands are requestsd to fib* their sore fur a year, but a box of Buck len s farming is only half done when the crop claims in th)» office on or before said 15th day of Arnica Salve cured me. It’s »lie beat is made out of the ground ; sometimes November I9M A m ^ rbnun H. D rk « ser , Register. Salve on earth." 25c. at <’baa. I. Clough. the biggest half is in making the money Drug Store out of the crop. This branch of farm Dr. P. J. Sharp, the exper- business needs improvement ; this side enced dentist is located in of the farmer nerds cultivating. Watch I1IBEI ANO NAINDNESXEi- Dr. Wise’s dental pari rs, and and study the markets and the ways of SHAVING, HAIR UIITlNii is prepared to do nothing bnt marketmen and dealers in all kinds of first class work and give the goods and learn thr art of "selling well." SHAMPOOING» EÌC best of satisfaction If your One point is to have something worth up. Clnndfor teeth need fixing call upon selling, something just a little hit letter Electric Bathe niceh persone suffering with rheuiimtiam him. than the other fellow's ; another is m »k- that makes your horses glad. I TILLAMOOK COUNTY BANK. (INCORPORATED). TILLAMOOK CITY, B L. EDDY. H. T. BOTTS. DDY & BOTTS, A ttorneys - at -L aw . ORE. Complete set of Abstract Books PAID UP CAPITAL, $10,000. LATIMER, BROS., «tramOiip Californian ha. arrived •< B ¿ingham to load 30.000 case« of Page Sonad and Alaaka salmon lor N w 1904. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. Directors M. VV. H arrison , W. W C urtiss , B. L. E ddy . Cashier ;—M. W. H arrison . Liberal Prices Paid for gilt edge securi ties of all kinds. Taxes paid for non Residents. Office opposite Post Office. in office. Both phones. w H. COOPER, A ttornky - at -L aw , , O RED FRONT T CARL HABERI.ACH, SHOE STORE. Skuterher ¿Kbuoluit, illamook regon ATTORNEY AT-LAW, Has just received a fine Assorted Stock of BOOTS and SHOES of the beat Office across the street nnd north from the Post Office. quality, made out of the best material. MEN’S HEAVY SHOES, the best in market, and a fine assortment of MEN’S TJOBERT A. MILLER, DRESS SHOES of all kinds. A ttorney - at -L aw . A first-class stock of LADIES’ FINE Oregon City, Oregon. SHOES Mv MISSES and CHILDREN S Land Titles and Land Office School SHOES are the best that were Business a Specialty. ever offered for sale in this city. H. UPTON, Pli.G.,M.D., P pysician and S ukgkon . Calls answered promptly. Office at the Allen House, Tillamook City. REAL ESTATE, F inancial A gent , Tillamook, Oregon. The public are invited to examine goods before purchasing elsewhere, No charge made for sewing rips on goods purchased of me. Repairing Neatly Done. P. F. BROWNE, BalBamBn T imber L and A ct , J une 3 1878.—N otick F or PtMl.lCATION. United Mates Lain! Office, Oregon City, Ore. ' August 22nd. lyoi Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of < 'ongrrss of June 3 1M7K, entitled “An act for t’e sale of timber lands in the Htatra of California, Oregon, Nevada ami Washington Territory,” as extended to all the Public Lain! States by act ol August 4. MRS ROSE V CIXJUGH, Of Tillam<ajk, county of TUIamook, State of Oregon, has this day filed iu this office her sworn statement No. 64*", for the purchase of the F. of E 54. of section yi in tp a Sooth, Range No. 10 Went and will offer pi oof to sliow that the land sought is more valuable for its timber oratoiie than for agricultural pur|>ose*. and to establish her claim to said land before the < ountv Clerk of Tills mook County, hi Tillamook City Oregon, on Wednesday, the ibth day of November, 19*»4- fih<* names as witnesses James M Morgan, James Morgan, Eduard Morgan, of Netarts, Oregon , Frank Easter, of Tlllam ok Oregon Any and all persons claiming adversely the above-described lands are requested to tile their Haims in this office on or before said i6€h day of November, t</>4 A lgernon M. I»a ESSER, Register. T imber L and A ct . J unk 3 IM78 —N otice F ob P uri . k avion . United state« lj*nd Office, Oregon City, Oregon, Auguat 27th, l<x>4 Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the proviaiou« of th»- a* t of < <’iigie»a <H June j, r»78. entiled An act for the bale of tim brr land» in th»- Staten of < alifornia Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,” aa ex tended to m H the Public Land State» by act of Aiigu»t 4 IMA I.OUf* !»E CHAMPLAIN. Of Helllngliarn, county ol Whatcom, Htat»* »f Washington, ha» thin day filed in tbfa office hi» »worn atatem»*ut N<» 64A9 for tlie partharw of the Hw % of Aeetfon No a»/, in Township N»» 5 NCrttlh Range Io We»f aud will offer proof to »bow that the land sought is more valuable for Itatimber or stone than for agricultural purpose«, and to »-stablish his claim to »aid i»nd before the Register mid Rr«-eiver of Ibis offi< e at Oregon City, Oregon on Tueaday, the i»4h of November, 1*^04. He 1 names »• W’ltueAaew Gilbert l> Nteams. Marwena M. Kirkpatrick, of Hrllingham Wash.; Waler C Hailey of Tillamook Ori-gon Arthur Austin, of lAuiph, I Oregon Any and all persona claiming adversely the . above dmcrila-d lands are requested to file their i claim* in thia office on 01 i*efore »aid I sth day i of Movembsr iv’t AUfttmtuji 6. Da esse «, Hcgiater. ^T^HOS. COATES, -t- Agent for Fireman’s Fund and London and Lanca shire Fire Insurance Companies. Tillamook .. Oregon. J ^OK ABSTRACTS OF TITLE, GO TO TILLAMOOK ABSTRACT TRI ST CO. AND B. L. E ddv , Sec. T hou . C oate ». Pre». ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. Make n specialty of La nd Office Business. OFFICE IN WEINIIAkl) Ill'll.DING, Room 1 and 2, OREGON CITY, ORE. A W. SEVERANCE, A ttornky - at -L aw , O regon . T illamook S. STEPHENS, • Real Estate and Fire, Life, Health, Accident, InsurandlM Agent for the Northwest Schoo) Furni ture Co and Oiknna hih I Pinnoi, Notary Public. Gfflce : Houthweat from the Court IJouae, in the building occupied n» a music store. Quick Brothers, HOUSEHOLD MOVERS AND DRAYMEN. Heavy Teaming a Specialty with us Our Delivery wagon delivers to country or citv I
