Tillamook headlight., February 27, 1891, Image 1

California
fritory," ’
■ h.State of
! his sworu
»e of the
I s w i;
will oflir
more valu-
jricul turai
> said land
iis
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TILLAMOOK. OREGON. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 27. ¡891.
bung and
ersely the
□ fi!e their
loth day of
$1.50 Per Year
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
COUNSEL.
llerUnrt Ufwmarck iu Purls.
dies away only with the funeral knell of
Count Herbart Bismarck, after spend­
many—for to them it says:
A journey rouud th« world
)TICK FOJt
•‘Fall in—fall in—to the arms of ing five weeks with different friends id
By Lakin;; Ixit on 3 ¡ kicj :
Englund, has arrived in Paris. He has
death!’
Be
out too eager, little aiaa.
ity. Ore-
one««* nextdoòr lo Temperauec Parlor.,
lven that
In entering the race.
A second staff officer had been sent come chiefly in search of *‘distractions,"
I the act
back to “hurry up tho infantry." Tho which was also his object north of the
*n act fqr
The mites increase, be not disturbed;
Tillamook, • Oregon.
t Califoy.
noble fellows were coming. You could ihannel. Whether the search has been
Plan wisely, delve and dig;
frritory,”
The oak your arms no longer gird
hear the deep, mufiled hum of their so far successful is more than doubtful,
Grew from a slander twig.
t w. A. WISE.
footsteps as the double quicking hur- is he is looking a sad and depressed
»fate of
Arthur Btillwall, prop
Toil bravely on; in patience wait,
: ried them onward. As they camo up I man, wearing the appearance of one
Ins sworu
The town is growing rapidly and real estate is sure to enhance in value.
the s Jz
And by tho moment live;
entist
' heard the short, quick command: “Move from whom the tide has flowed. An old
2 n, r9w,
Choose rather to lx* good than great.
There are good prospects for a rail-road and harbor improvements, so get in and
■ out by tbe light flunk! Into line! friend with whom he had been convers­
dsought
And pain that you may give.
New sets of
than for
—George Bancroft Griffith in Frank Leslie's Illus­ Steady, ine.i; Bteady! I expect every ing last evening was heard to remark
teeth
made
aud
buy
before
the
rush,
aud
while
you
can
buy
the
choicest
property
cheap
iu
a«d
with-
"»s claim
guaranteed.
trated.
after he went away that he was not uji
man to do his duty now!"
Receiver
I .............•; «ie-tvtt ani>
Tueg-
Movo out, aud move on, my dear com­ to date, and seemed hardly to take iu
R.
R.
HAYS
’
ADDITION
[IPiDCï
Varo. FIRST TIME UNDER FIRE rades! Alas! many moved on into that what is going on in any part of Europe,
OREGON.
ihd W It
column which passed on, never to re­ or what has gone on since he dropped
TO THE TOWN OF
>k Co.,
out of politics.
Too J
turn. Tlicir first liattlo was their last.
The memory of the soldier’s first bat­
E SEVPH,
In this connection the person I quote
rely the
There was a lull in tho firing in front,
le their
tle will never be forgotten by him. The but out to the leftward volley after vol­ observed: ‘*How wonderfully soon a
¿1 th day
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
1 001 ;
£ailbtb impressions were burned so dt-oply into ley poured, out upon tho morning air— politician who is not great iu himself;
the brain and spirit that a century of the suu just rising over tho hills to our like Mr. Gladstone, loses touch with the
lister.
Office iu Pogt-ofiee building.
! peace would not efface or even dim them. right. I had followed at the gallop tho political world when obliged to retire
iableP
Ht,
7;
ICE VOS
Twenty-nine years have passed since 1 general, who was harrying to tho front therefrom!” Prince Bismarck is said by
OREGON.
TILLAMOOK,
went through the first “baptism of fire," He was more silent than I had ever his son to lx>or up well against the
ity, Ore-
Soha,
(ftr.
fen that
STREET.
I« • t fi*. ( <«i «II I I Illi lid
and yet the scenes and events are as known him. Suddenly he halted and neglect into which he has fallen. He
c act of
T. MAULSBY,
and as vivid in the soul vision as turned to see who all were about him.
t. for the
finds occupation in business enterprise.
Fnsb Fruits and Barrias In saason. I fresh
ifornia,
is the storm of yesterday eve.
“What troops are those?" I asked him His brewery scheme interests him. Tho
ory,"
Attorn ey-at-Law
I want to tell you something about it doubtfully, as I saw a long line of in­ princess takes far more to heart their
Itate of
I shall not name the time nor the place fantry men double quicking behind a changed position. She is in poor health.
2
1
Notary Public and Real Estate Conveyancer.
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3
»sworn
—the living who were with me will re­ high rail fcnco distant not 150 yards Count von Ilatzfeld, of the German em­
of the
Hou ne
in connection.
a town­
member the facts—for the record I give away. I could not distinguish th) uni­ bassy in London, is also in Paris, but
1
roof to
W. SEVERANCE,
is historic, is real, not ideal or fanciful, form, and I was not aware of the direc­ his visit has no connection with that of
ible for
al pur-
and I wish to have the recital so worded tion from which all onr riflemen were to Count Herbert Bismarck. —Cor. Londori
id land
D eputy -D istrict -A ttorney ,
that any man in the world can read it enter the battle.
News.
ffice at
5
6
8
7
without a feeling of bitterness in any
¡th day
“My God!" said the general, “that is
3rd Judicial District,for Tillam<x>k County
Mr. Depew la Demand.
known direction. The picture I give is the enemy!"
*. Ben
There are few men in public life more
TILLAMOOK,
-
OREGON.
not for the man who wore thia or that
Orc.
We were npon them before we were
•ly the
nt
uniform. I want a cameo that will out­ aware of their close proximity. They scrupulous in keeping apixiiutmenta than
i their
Chauncey M. Depew. That much court­
last
the
passion
that
produced
the
bloody
day of
STREET.
discovered us, too, at once, and were ed gentleman, a« a general thing, is un­
0LAUDE THAYER,
struggle.
preparing for tho greeting.
ster.
able to accept oue-third of the invita­
I do not pretend to give a history of
“Get out of tho roud!” shouted the
Attorney*-at-Law
an entire battle; no one man can do this general. There waa a clump of trees on tions that he receives, but after he has
Jrnary
ii associated with McCain & Hurley in
unless he draws upon the experience aud either side of the nighwny upon which accepted an invitation to attend n meet­
bl low-
i
ing, u banquet or a ball nothing but sick­
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Circuit and Supreme Court business
ent ion
observation of others, for each actor in he had thus far advanced.
ness will prevent his keeping the engage­
it, anti
any great battle sees the struggle differ­
for Tillamook county.
“
Get
out
of
tho
road!
Don't
you
see
Will
make
regular
trips,
the
weather
perm
“ounty
4
ently from what it appeara to others. 1 they are bringing the battery to bear ment. Gccnsionally he finds himself
c, Ore-
ting, from
“booked" for two or three engagement*»
shall relate my own individual experi­ upon us from the hill yonder?’
W. T. BURNEY L. T. SARIN J. W. DRAPER
TILLAMOOK to ASTORIA AMD PORTLAND.
on the same evening, and he manages td
ence
and
observation
—
what
I
personally
I
looked,
and
a
white
puff
of
smoke
For Freight rate« or PrtRsagc, apply to
DURNEY, BARIN A DRAPER,
e%of
saw and heard of ouo fiercely fought bat­ greeted my vision, ami the same instant— get around on tima and make a pleasant
“
A ttoknzys - at -L aw ,
P. SCHRADER. Master.
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5
ve his
tle—one memorable in the history of the whiz-z—whur-r-r — chce-eo-ee — went a impression at each place. A few nights
>n of,
OREGON CITY, OREGON.
war—my first passing into and through shell right between the general and his ago he had two dinners and a private re­
Twelve year, experience as Register of the
ception on his hands.
its flame of fire.
I J n
ID.
A,
FINDLEY,
staff, and it bounded down the road, ex­
U. I. L amb Orrtcs her. recommends us In our
One dinner was ut tho Union League
:on
A
soldier's
first
battle
iu
war
does
not
ploding in our rear.
■ - ——DEALER IN----------
ter.
■peclslty nf business before th. L axd Orrtex
club and the other nt Deltnouico's. Mr.
always
come
at
the
appointed
looked
for
The general addressed me again:
ar the C.urts and involving the practice in the
Staple and Fancy Groceries, hour. Many of tho volunteers »vent to I “Get out of the road, aud gallop back Depew made the principal speech at
C ssssal L and Orrtex.
Feb.
each. One evening he went to Yonkers
Dry
Goods,
the
front,
expecting
to
whip
out
the
illow-
and have the cavalry moved on the flank nnd delivered an oration on the ix'casioti
fight the next morning after arrival— of that lino yonder in tho field.”
Hats & Caps,
of the opening of a new building. Hu
2
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I B. BROCKENBROUGH,
4
3
either before or after breakfast—then to
Another shell camo in tho mean timo,
Boots & Shoes.
return home crowned with immortal and made the air resonant with tho fly­ camo back to ttiis city, and reached Did-
“
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
monico's in time to take a prominent
5
henore.
Bnt with thousands many ing fragments.
'Late Special Agent of the Ganeral Land Office.)
psrt in th** Patriarchs' first ball of tlm
weary months elapsed before the oppor­
Then there was a volley of rifles and a season. Doubtless ths fact that Mr. De­
OREGON CITY, ORKGON.
tunity of meeting the foe came in real faint cheer near to onr flanks—for our
Woods,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Orijoi.
Homesteads, Pre-Euiptiona, and Timber
earnest, nnd when it did como countless infantry were now moving ont of the pew never allows himself to fret about
Land Applications, a Specialty.
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8
thousands were not expecting it. After skirt of the woods and opening the bat­ anything explains how he can I
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5
three important engagements inMN
O fficb : and Floar L and O ffice B uildin ®.
my enlistment ns a soldier I had not loug tle in earnest.
ing, nnd appear on each occasi
to wait the coming of the fight.
Capt. Hart, too, had come, and he un­ calm and smiling.—Now York
•
•••••• limbered his guns on tho battery on the j
STREET.
Night had enveloped tho camp, and 1 hill in our front, though ho soon turned ■
Eli'CitrlcRl lecture*.
was dreaming of sunny fields, of smiling his aim to tho infantry lino that was
It was recently suggested that electric;
meadows, of a happy home—of mother, nearer, and I hoard the shots rattling al night schools be established in vari­
•**"J and all that was near an 1 dear to a hu­ npon the rails behind which the enotny ous cities for the liencflt of those wild
(48 LARGE LEVEL LOTS.)
man heart. Bnt tho destroying angel had fallen.
BANKERS
desired to become familiar with electric­
camo, and all vanished into the realm of
“Thank God, tho infantry are hare," I ; al subjects, but who were fully occu­
LOTS .UNIFORMLY 524x105 FEET
General Banking and Exchange business. STREETS 60 FEET WIDE.
sweetened shadow.
sqid one. They are tho men whoae pied during the day. Columbia college
Interest paid on time deposits.
For a commdo stood beside me with shoulder* movo tho wheels on to victory. is about to put into practice a modifica­
Prices ranging from $60 to $160.
Bowling Alley in Connection.
Exchange on England, Belgium, Germany,
his hand on my bosom. As he leaned I heard the commanding general shout tion of this idea, nn<l its president. Dr.
Sweden and all foreigu countries.
Suitable terms made.
over toward my ear I heard him say as tho long lino came hurrying on just Seth Low. state's that it proposes to have’
The
beat
wines
and
liquors
in
the
market.
r TILLAMOOK,
-
-
-
ORF.GOM.
tremulously—the man's heart in a flut­ ns the men emerged from the skirt of a course of evening lectures, illustrated
1------------------------------------------------------------- This propertv is situated fivo blocks directly south of the main thoroughfare of the
ter of emotion:
woods, “Move on that line behind yon by experiments, on the practical appli­
“Wako up! They are advancing!"
Jons Davidson,
Proprietor.
fence!”
town, two blocks south of the school-house, and faces on two of tbe prin­
cations of electricity. Dr. Low, while
ACRE
TRACTS
Was there ’ho line on his lips that made
A red and white nnd blue lino of fire favoring the idea of night schools iri
cipal streets. This is not a boom scheme to speculate on suburban
OI.SEN’S BLOCK, TILLAMOOK. ORE.
AND
me
think
instantaneously
of
the
line:
answered
from
tho
enemy.
electricity, under certain conditions, W
or country property, as the tract is centrally located, vir­
Whispering with white lipx. "The foe- they come:
“Fall down and fire!” I heard an offi­ of opinion Hint, in sumo c.is -s where
TOWN LOTS
tually in the heart of the town, and buildings are
they
come:
’
*
ce! shout.
Fx :al« at reasonable prices and on
they are practicable, a connu» of evening
going up on all sides at present.
The first beams of the full morning
Alas! many had al remly fallen—fallen lectures can l>o given with very great
avcrable terms.
Location, best in the
were penciling tho orient sky, and the to rise no more.
benefit,—New York Commercial Adver­
The location is sightly, high and dry, commanding a good view, :
town of Tillamook.
rays fell npon s group of half a dozen
Half a hundred men of a regiment tiser.
and
slopes
gently
from
the
center,
just
enough
to
secure
good
drain
­
anxions faces gathered around tho ad­ stisxl up, and their irregular Ore rattled
W m . D. S tillwell .
A Freight Car*« Hull wltll a Fair Wln.l;
jutant's tent. Two horses were there— mockingly along the fence.
age. It is well sheltered from the coast winds, and is just the place
During the fierco nn<l biting wind
one with drooping head and limb at
It wue the work of but a moment, for
at rest; another was panting heavily and a whole brigade in onr front answered which prevailed in this vicinity the other
ÎTILLAMOOK LAUNDRY? for homes. For further particulars call on or address
Wagon Shop In Connection.
reeking with smoko as the courier still tho fire of the little band. The battery day, it freight ear standing on a silling
I
R. R. HAYS,
wner
sat on him. Tho commanding officer rained grapo and canister nnd shrapnel here was blown through a safety switch
Washing gathered and delivered every
was reading A note, hn*tily scratched in against the brigade, and now the battle to the main track and thenco down td
I
Family washing and ironing;, a spec- Real Estate Dealer and Conveyancer. I
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pencil, under starlight Jone.
liad joined in a vful earneetneM all along near Ix*highton, a distance of four niilre.
P Work done on short notice when desired,
It |>aw>d Packerton at the rate of twen­
The officer was en dishabille. Yet 11 the line.
Tillamook,
Oregon.
TillHmnnk, Oregon. heard him speak hurriedly and anxiously Battery replied to battery, hoetile ty miles an hour. Mena ages were wnt
its clcaued to order.
Also. Notary Public. Deeds and other Legal papers made out.
to the liugler just called up:
brigade replied to hostile brigade, with over the wires to look out for the car,
PROPRIETOR.
LETTER HART,
“Sonnd reveille nt once, and Ixrotx and sheets of iron and leaden fire. There and it waa stopped and Mile tracked in
saddles immediately afterward." Tnrn- were in the terrific din the hurtling shot, time to avoid an accident. The car
Farming land, Timber land and all classes of town property for sale. 1
ing around be added, addressing his serv­ the screaming, screeching shell, nnd passed Packerton before the message
TAXES PAID FOR NON-RESIDENTS.
ant, “Saddle my homo at once, William." whistling whirr of the deadly minie. could lie Kent there to catch it in its
Strange it is what a magnetic influ­ Amid the roar were the shout* of com- flight, and its speed. without a loeomo-
FURNISHE
A BSTRAC
ence, as it were, that will pervade a mass maml, the wailing *hriek of tbe wonnded tivo Attached, startled all who saw it.—
of men in the hour of danger and duty. and the moans oi the dying. The hour* Maueh Chunk Cor. Philadelphia Record.
CABINETS
$
f*“ÄHD+ALLtWAYfPOINTS^
Three minutes ha-1 not elapsed nftor the i were passing, the mnsketry was roaring
Mrs. Illuma'a Astonishing Condriet.
ALL OTHER WORK
R lam running a first class A. No. 1 Sail boat from
sounds of the last bugle blow had thrilled with an unbroken note, the batteries
Mrs. Joseph Blume, of Allegheny City,
■kttaaiBALDi to T illamook and all way points.
the camp till tho sqnadrons were forming. were liellowing at each other, when sud­
RESPONDINGLY
Cali on JAMES A. RICHARDSON, Tillamook.
“Move the column down tbe road, denly there was a deep, dull thud—a has astonished her neighltors and her
RATES.
captain," said the commanding officer. mighty force which nt once shook tho husband by giving birth in the pant twd
@ALU AND INSPECT my Worçrç “I will gallop on and ascertain the real whole battlefield. Two heavily laden years to seven children. Witbin the last
situation.''
caissons were blown up simultaneously few days Mrs. Blnme has presented her
Views of Tillamook nnd vicinity for sale
Wo passed another and another courier, Then there was another sound which husband with triplets, plump, healthy
All work guaranteed first class
and then we came to a body of men hold­ could not be mistaken, lliere was s youngsters, two lsiys and a girl. Not
ing horses behind a clump of trees.
lull in the firing on onr right, and the quite a year ago the Blume family was
in
every
respect.
A
cTT
Just then there seemed to be an awful whole earth seemed to be laboring and blessed by tbe birth ot twins, and in the
OÍ
G allery One door aouth
stillness in the morning air. snddenly groaning. Thonsnnda stood listening preceding twelve months Mrs. Blume
ARTISTI©
Letcher's Jewelry Store-^eH!
gave birth to her two first babies. Tho
broken by a noise that sonnded strange amid the horrid hell!
triplets and their prolific mother nr*»
•PHOTOGRAPHERS.
i TILLAMOOK,........................ OREGON to me.
Gh, it was tho charge of tho cavalry!
"What is that?" I asked.
“Charge! charge!" shouted the throats ■ doing well.—Cor. Philadelphia live ord.
"It is the rumbling of their artillery," of a dozen ofil' er«. and the bugle blasts,
B800 WORK at tb< LOWEST LIVIRG RITES.
Ml,, L. J. RUCOLES
Mr.. J. JOHNSON
Dietl in u ( offln.
<57
said Gen. H. Then he tnmed around, | ringing out faintly in the din, mingled
Barney Frickrr», a well known char-
Copying and Enlarging tn Oil. Pastel.
looking us all sqnarely in the face, and and died away in tbe fierce shouting of
act r of Alliance, O., died the other day
Crayon India Ink and H aler Colors, a
added iu a confident tone. “Yes, they are the squadrons.
specially. Call and examine our work
advancing, and iu force.”
Boom! boom! boom! went tho artillery in a coffin. For twenty years it lias licen
bis custom to 1 loep ever}- night in a cof­
S tudio N xab o . a . R. H all .
There was no mistaking tbe sound that bosses!
fin of his own manufacture, believing
TILLAMOOK,
■
.
OREGON
next greetwl the ears, there was a clear,
Clang! clang! clang! rang ont the glit­
ringing report that punctuated tho still­ tering sabers as they leaped from the that ho was about to die. lie always
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robed himself in a shroud before retir­
e-r?.
ness, then there was another and an­ scabbard.
other and tbe rifle cracks died away.
yiLLAMOOK
It waa, however, but an instant of aw­ ing. Tho coffin is cf oak. very strong
They were tbe prelude of tbe battle sooo ful chorus when the wailing cry of Wat­ snd covered with allegorical subject*:
Flickers was 75 years old.—Exchange.-
UVERY STABLE
to begin in earnest.
erloo, sauve qui pent!— “save himself
The clattering of bornca' hoofs signaled who can!"—went np before the onrushing ;
Mow Inf* on U m lee.
Hats, Diet» Trimming» snd s Gen.ral another councr who dashed up, ex .lalm ■ipmdron of furious ltorsemon, who broke
Ono of tho queer sights nt E.nt Machins
Flrat-class single and doubla
ing in tones of feeling:
ont in the wild shout of victory that' lost month was a crew of mm mowing
Aisortment ot Millinery Good».
naut, kant on hand.
“General, our dismounted men are deadened tbe guns along the whole line
on tho meadow of Mr. J.iccb Foster.
skirmishing with them." We had beard —and troops on the right—troops on th*
Mr. E. P. Gardner had the work done
translant atoca
We have just received a nice line of fall the rifle shots half a mile away.
left—troops in (lie center—all caught tbe and put into his stable eleven loads of
goods. Call and see them.
“Captain, gallop back, and hurry np notra, and there waa one long and terrific well made hay. This meadow was nos
the infantry. Tell Capt. Hart we need thunder note of victory! The ebner* of mowed last summer, and the solid foun­
rman, •
O regon .
the artillery at once. He, too, is com infantry men greeted the shoots of cav­ dation of ico gave the men a good chance
T ill AMOOK.
alry men—while tho little squad about to work.—Lewiston Journal.
ing."
Propri atora
Then there was another and another the artillery—brave fellows, with bands
ring of the clear voiced rifle, then a ter­ of red npon tbeir uniforms, cried out, as
Great llnr*«
rific volley and a double shot or two, the defeated were seen flying in stricken
A remarkable horse shoeing record is
HE BAY CITY INSTITUTE offer, aud then tbe guns were hashed f-g a masse* in front-
reported from the establishment of Lendl
the faithful, patient, hard.workins moment Men were seen hurrying from
“Hurra for onr baitory!"
student that which is better, by far. the directioB of tbe sonnd. They were 1 And well might the living victors j & Lydston, in this city. Between Thurs­
day morning and Saturday night two
than a rich inheritance: 1st A g'xrl 1
men, Mpeers. Lydston and MeGrnth, shod
common school education. 2nd. A ; the dism’mn’M dtirmisherw who were shout!
e
e
•
s
e
e
being
driven
back
by
the
strong
advance
;
tbocouah drill in the ImaineM
200 horses, all round. — Port
in
front
The
men
rallied
with
onr
col-
1
And
well
may
the
dead
rest
—
friend
! course—book-keeping, practical penman­
and
foe
tn
“
one
red
burial
Ident."
—
M.
V.
ship. commorvial Is«,etc. Srd. TtiOTDiigb amn.
•<Join< L’p.
“Fall in, men." cried a sergeant near Moore in Atlanta Constitution.
in-(ruction in the academic branches,
on hand.
M-n wlm <lo not rwvl th*
preparatory to a cnlle| coorae.
Fall in, men! fall in promptly
begun their nsnal winter ninnv«
All questions will |_cbeerfullv en-
Ha Was tilt Hard,
er
■Mee snd chickens
ing the
of thawing dynamite carlrid^w bjR
terrible tongue of war!
c
ber— What is a famine?
ng, rates
•tore. Gowquentiy etovc«
tegister.
y. V. JOHNSON. M. 0.
HOW CAN THEY BE MADE?
By Investing Your Money in Tillamook!
KEEPTÖ n T hä ND:
ILLAMOOK
Shooting-Gallery
THES™AUGUSTA.
Drugs and Medicines.
.
.AH
BILLIARD PARLORS,
fl. P. ROBERTS
(lOJlTIftCTOrç and BUILDER
O
Ifr
H-—-—-
,
fSljop, Opposite
({. 4.
pall,
'Reynolds,
From TILLAMOOK To
GARIBALDI
pHOTO^A pHEI(.
pO^T^lT CO.
TILLAMOOK • *
.. yr:
HEADLIGHT
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
JOB PRINTING HOUSE.
ALL ORDERS EXEDOTED
i. M arket , I
OR SHDRT NDTIDE.
DRESS-MÄKING.
City Institute.