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THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. OCTOBER 27, Timothy Woodroof, republican candi that it would not lie long before France date for lieutenant governor of New- would lie suing for peace. Fred C Baker. Publisher York, goes into the campaign with the -, T here ajjpears to lie no lack of money most brilliant stock of vests that Official Paper, Tillamook Oily and County 11 pouring into Manila for investment. No any public man ever buttoned over his , doubt a large amount of this is American bay window. The radiance of Tim’s capital. But there appears to be a com. bosom has no equal on the footstool. ’ RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION I mercial deadlock in that city. Until the One of the candidates for local office in • (STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.) settlement of the pending issues as to the Kansas City has Iwen thrown violently One year ...................................... U 5° Six month»................................................................ 75 government of the Philippine islands on the defensive by the fact that his cam Three month» ................................................... 5° shall have lieen decided capital will not paign card was used as a scratch pad be invested. For six months $200,000,- by the train robbers operating in that Office at corner of Main and 2nd streets. | 000 of British capital has been lying idle section. It is not likely he will get ' in Manila, and to relieve the deadlock through explaning before election day. EDITORIAL NOTES & NEWS merchants there have been discussing Congressman Row land Blennerhasset I how liest to get this into circulation. Mahoney has received his third nomi P rof . M ac D onald , of Bowdoin Col This only goes to prove that the resources nation from the republicans of Buffalo, lege, forcefully presents in the current of the islands w ill soon be developed, more N. Y. Democrates of the district are number of the Forum some of the dan especially if the Stars and Stripes fly’ over running a candidate from force of habit, gers of a policy of imperialism on the part I them. appreciating the hopelessness of bucking of the United States. One serious danger D isastrous typhoons, sandstorms and against such a senorous name. of such a policy, he declares, is in the Hoods have caused fearful loss of life and Chicago democrates are so anxious to likelihood of pressure from our new' property in the Orient. In the district keep the silver issue in the background acquisitions for admission to the union watered by the river Feng, in Japan, that they have repudiated as a fraud a as states. To admit them, sooner or hundreds of villages have been swept campaign document urging the faithful later, is to follow a long line of prece- away and 2000 people drowned. An to rally for the sacred metal and urging d Hits; to debar them is to adopt a w holly other report says 250 towns are under the necessity of winning the fall elections new theory of national policy- Under a water. Thousands of refugees are flock “as a preliminary to victory in 1900.” policy of imperialism—ofterritorial acqui ing to the cities. The Ishkarie river also Ex-Senator Ingalls of Kansas unlimb sition—we must choose between giving overflowed, drowning over 1000 jieople. ered his vitriolic pen long enough to say, new possessions statehood and govern In it terrible typhoon off Formosa hun in the New York Journal, that “ free ing them as colonies, the latter a course dreds of lives were lost. Among the silver, the gold standard, tariff reform, which might be fraught with grave ships lost was the American bark Comet. prohibition, female suffrage are back menac to our whole constitutional sys The crew’ was saved. Homeward-bound numbers. They have the tender grace of tem. Prof. MacDonald urges that an passengers say they passed numerous the day that is dead. Their perfunctory’ imperia1 policy is a costly policy, and he abandoned vessels. The loss of life must mention in speech or platform has the has moF substantial ground for this as have been enormous. solemnity of an epitaph.” And he goes sertion I hat has adopted that policy, He justly r< gards the financial cost of im- I n General Miles’ opinion the lowest on to declaim that they were shot to perialisn as a danger, not so much be- peace footing of the army should be one death by the guns of Dewey and Schley. ilia mooli íjeablijUit cttt T WET T WF ARD FROM. 1 mumps and was in the hospital tor about I f am A .. STILLWELL HEARD r ku Who Is Now on His Manila. Way to well.” Arthur Stillwell, who is well known in this county, sent the tollowing letter home before he left San Francisco for Manila; “I will at last write you after delaying i so long. It is the same old excuse, wait ing for something definite. \\ e have had I j orders several times to sail tor Manila and before we get aboard the orders | were countermanded on account of the peace negotiations. But I guess this time we will go for a certainty. Well, I suppose you have heard all kinds ot re I CONNUBALITIES. 1 If you have any Property. Slotk or ..o. article» to sell, trade or lease, or ,lee(1 wantetiilrloytnent, etc —Two insertion. . P; to exceed live liiier, Fifty cent,. Hou“ ¡„J!?1 lions, Seventy Five cents. Mr. Woodruff, the New York man who MONEY TO LOAN 1 has accumulate fifty wives, simply makes MONEY TO LOAN 1 Chicago's Bates-Gates of seven wife noto- riety look small. “I have always had a desire to go on the stage,” says the St. Louis young HOUSE and LOT, near the business woman who was married last ¡Saturday part of Tillamook, a bargain, only and is now seeking a divorce. She not $150; 4^ ACRES of LAND and only wants to go on the stage, but she about 20 LOTS on the edge of (own wants to begin as a star. for sale at $1250. if sold within 30 Cupid, instead of Davy Jones, kidnap days 14 acres of good botton» land for $250.—See Biggs & Stephens at the reports about us? W’e have had all kinds Iiecl Miss King, whose mysterious dis Court House, Tillamook. of experiances. W hen w’e first landed in appearance from Coney island recently San Francisco, we had no officers—all created such a stir, and now she has re our offiers are in Manila—and no one turned alive, well and a blushing bride, UMBRELLA REPAIRING at reasonable rates. Neat work turned out and a8 else to W’e were seeking the parental blessing. CISC VVJ look after our interests. -— good as new by J. W. Steinmetz, placed under the 13th Minnesota Regi- I 1 Robert Quincy and wife of Parkers Tillamook, Or. a . ------- 1 -11——-.xl-. trf" tlf nieut, and directly under a a kz**t*ix*z*r> sergeant of burg, W. Va., have seperated because of theirs as drill master. We had no tents i the latters fondness of onions and the LOST, a slick PIN with a large yellow and all the equipments we had was one formers inability to stand the smell of ish brown stone in it, called a Karen blanket and a tin pan to eat out of. No that vegetable. The husband is seeking Goraui. Anyone finding the same will knife, fork, spoon, cup, or anything else a divorce and the wife is with her par be suitably rewarded by returning it but our “Little brown hands,” and ents. They have several children* to this office. brown most of them were too. As I When J. A. Paulsell, a veteran of both said we had no tents, so were placed in the Mexican and civil wars, and now’ 82 CLUBBING RATES—Weekly Oregonian an old barn. That was the first time I years old, married a woman 22 years a and Headlight, per year, $2.25 ; Ua was ever placed in a box stall, but such few days ago, he used a novel wedding San Francisco Examiner and Head it was. For a pillow—if in luck—one ring. It was of brass and was made light, i- 25, New York Thrice a-Weelc might have an extra pile of horse ma from a bit of cannon used by the Mexi World and Headlight, $2.00. Strictly nure. We were in that fix for about two cans at Chepultepec and dist roved by cash in advance. weeks, and then we were given tents. Americans. "The camp ground we were first sent FOR SALE, a bargain, a celebrated Ardent in spite of his 80 years, Francis was camp Merritt, and of all the god White SEWING MACHINE New Watkins of Anderson, Ind., proposed to forsaken places that was the place. It is and direct from the factory.—Apply Lydia Bethel, a good looking young wo cause of he increased burden it will lay disciplined and equipped soldier to every A chip of a soulless plutocrat or a hire on a sand desert, you might say. and is for particulars at the Headlight Trade upon the people, as because of its possi 1,000 of the population. In other words ling of the money power heartlessly exposed to all the fogs and wind and man of Bethel, O. She accepted him and Mait Office they intended to elope, but his daughters ble influence upon the national temper. he wants the United States to maintain “queered” a populist meeting in Pennsyl-1 balmy zephers of San Francisco. And prevented. Then the aged lover became TIMBER LAND for SALE on Samon- The question is not whether we are able a regular army of not less than 70,000 vania the other day. While one of the as the boys were not used to such food, bery River, in section 20, 3 N, 7 W .— to pay, which is perhaps not to be men, whereas the present organization “allied spouters of reform’’ was raptur water, and climate, they died off like cool, and the result was a $10,000 The W >8 SE qr and E SW qr. Con doubted, but w hether it is worth while to ¡s short of that number by on ore than ously roasting the republicans the hire sheep. You could see three or four breach-of-promise suit, which he has pay. Unless added taxation can be off. 10,000. Up to the war with Spain the ling dug up a populist banner of ’96 and funerals every day. The principle malady just compromised for $3,000. sideration $900.— Enquire at the Head set by enlarged opportunities for capital United States managed to get along with flashed in on the meeting. It bore this was dysentry, but 1 don't think it killed light Trade Mart Office. Mrs. Polly Owens, who was lately ■ many. The most that died was from married to William Owens of White Riv and labor and the tangible evidences of a regular army of less the 25,000. But inscription: measles turned into pneumonia. The er township, near Noblesville, Ind., is WANTED, 1,000 new SUBSCRIBERS material prosperity still increase among the nation is a pre-eminently peace na A vote for McKinley means | sand was so soft that one would sink now’ living with her thirteenth husband. to the Tillamook Headlight now that us, the possession of islands in the Atlan tion, as President McKinley has said, 25 cents a bushel for wheat | into it clear up to his ankles every step, Mrs. Owens has six children as the fruit it is under new management. Take it tic or Pacific, or coaling stations in the and it will not enlarge its standing army and | except in the streets, which were covered of her former marriages, no tw’o having on trial for four months for 50c., or Philippines or the Ladrones. may well further than the necessity of the new 10 cents a bushel for corn. come to seem too dcarlv bought. Prof. condition requires. send it to yonr friends. Then he explained that this was one of with broken rock, which cut shoes out in the same name. She is over 50 years MacDonald presents most con vinci ng the banners that had been carried in the | a few days, so that most of the boys old. She was separated from the larger H obson wants an appropriation of one campaign parades of 1896. I were almost barefooted before we got number of her husbands. She is part FIRST CLASS JOB PRINTING at the arguments against a policy of imperial | any clothes from the government. I Indian, her mother being a halfcaste. Headlight Printing Office at Portland ism, which merit the careful attention of million dollars for the purpose of raising must say we were a mottled outfit. prices. Ail description of job print every citizen. He says in conclusion : the sunken Spanish cruiser Vizcaya. FRIGHTFUL EXPLOSION. At the Piedmont exposition, held in At Most every one left all their best clothes ing, which is quaranteed. Patronize “Imperial dominion and imperial influ Even if this was granted there is no as home industry. ence, dissociated from the sordid ele surance that she can be raised and added The Flesh Scalded Off Seven | at home, expecting they would get uni- lanta, one of the features of the show’ l forms as soon as they reached here, but was the marriage of two couple who ments attending them, are fascinating to Uncle Sam's navy. Seeing that the Men. w’ereclad in cotton bagging. The couples SAMPLE COPIES of the Headlight will we were doomed to disappointment. objects of national ambition ; but they torpedo boats failed to distinguish them A frightful explosion occurred on board be sent free on application. Send a would be indeed dearly bought if their selves in the recent naval battles, would the new torpedo boat Davis while she “We had to drill in such clothes as we were married in the presence of a vast postal card or leave your name at the price were the sacrifice of any of the it not l>e well to let a few torpedo boats was running a trial trip on the Colum had. We had no guns, but had to go on throng of people, who laughed and made office. It pays to subscribe for the lead things which thus far have made us demonstrate how quick they could de bia river on Thursday, whereby seven | guard just the same. And at night it merry at the novel spectacle. One of stroy the wrecked Spanish ships ? the brides on that occasion has been ar ing, newsiest and brainiest new paper. great.” men lost their lives after suffering 1 looked strange and odd to see the boys rested in Atlanta charged with keeping T he civil service commission is making agonies, the flesh being scalded from the : looming up in the fog and mist that T he fifty-sixth congress, to be elected a disorderly house. And this is the se NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION settled down on the camp every night bones. The explosion was in the boiler Land Office at Oregon City, Ore., in November, will have constructive a vigorous campaign against political with a blanket thrown over them walk- I quel to the exposition romance. “We October 14th, 1898. room. Those killed were ; Charles assessments on federal officers and cm. work to do of the very highest impor Notice is hereby given that the following believe, ’ ’ comments the Richmond Times, ing up and down their beats. The reason Maneely, fireman, married ; Paul Lui- ployes, in view of the approaching elec named settler has filed notice of her intention tance—work of a nature wholly new to we did not get equipped sooner was we ' “that such expositions should not only to make final proof in support of her claim, and that said proof will be made before the County the legislation department of onr gov tions. and, ill addition to its own circu thle, fireman, unmarried; Harry Wood, were under the 13th Minnesota, and as be discountenanced, but that they should , Clerk of Tillamook co., at Tillamook, Oregon, ernment. Much of this legislation will lar, has brought out an order from the married ; William Wood, foreman boiler 011 December 2nd, 1898. viz : be forbidden by law. We do not believe they had recruits the same as us, all uni-1 MAGGIE M. CROSS, relate to the new territorial possessions post office department, to be followed by shop, married; James Ryan, married; forms coming to us, and marked to ns, that any exposition should be permitted Widow ot MRS Truman I). Cross .deceased ; H. E. directly, but enactments will also be one from the treasury, looking to its full Axel Johnson, married; Albert Buehl, 9771, for the Nw Ne *4, Ne % of Nw.'-i of their major ginmed the whole thing for I to trifle with this holy ordinance. It See. 30 and Se ' *4 4 of unmarried. °f $w and fractional required to provide for the colonial ad enforcement. Thus we see we arc coming his own boys, ami we had to do with-1 would be surprising, indeed if the mar Sw % ofSw of Sec. 19, Tp. 2 S, R 9 W. H. Ii. Bailey, chief draughtsman of the She names the fo lowing witnesses to prove ministration nt home and to bring na down to strictly civil service. riage under such circumstances should lier continuous residence upon and cultivation Wolff & Zwicker iron works, where the out. But as soon as hegot his boys out tional policies into harmony with new of said land, viz: T he outbreak of bubonic plague at fitted ami sent to Manila, we were put turn out well.” Charles H. Blake, Nestocton, Or.; Herbert D. necessities. Everybody can understand Vienna, due to the experiments of Prof. Davis was built, was among the guests Shackelfotd, Nestocto , Or.;Ne1son !.. Knighten, under the 20th Kansas, under whom we Nestocton, Or.; Charles F. Blum, Nestocton, that under these circumstances it would Niithnagcl's bactorio logical establish on board when the accident occurred. fared much better. We then got our uni Mayor Quincy of Boston invested Or. be extremely embarrassing to President ment, in the circulation of the plague He gives the following graphic account forms, guns ami other equipments, and C has . B. M oores , Register. $30,000 in a municipal printing office McKinley and his advisers to lie com bacillus, has spread terror at the ^Aus- of the terrible catastrophe : by that time were pretty well drilled. and over $10,000 in betterments, and NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. “We were running along smoothly, pelled to confront a hostile congress next Austrian capital. Five cases, in addition Land office at Oregon City. Ore.. We were under them for some time, and then undertook to show how’ the corpor October 14th, 18J8. year. It is hardly possible that the to that of the late Herr Harsch, the as everybody was happy liecause things then were transferred to the 23rd Regu ation could save money. According to Notice is hereby given that the following present congress, which will be in ses sistant in the establishment, who con were going all right. The steam was named settler has filed notice of his intention lars, whom we are still under, and will one balance sheet one department which to make final proof in support of his claim, ana sion less than three months, can dispose tracted the bubonic plague while culti keeping well up at a pressure of 190 stay under until we reach our regiment used to spend $2,518 a year for printing that said proof will be made before the County of all or most ot the questions arising vating the bacillus, have now developed. pounds and we were making good time. in Manila. C erk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook Ore., and stationery now’ spends $8,276 in the on December and, 1898, viz : The first warning of the accident was a out of the war. It may deal with a few WILLIAM A CROSS, same time. “ The officers over us now are fine fel puff of steam emitted from the escape H. E. 9770, lor the Se of Nw E % of Sw g of the most urgent of them, but others A BKPORT from Salt Lake states that and Sw *4 of Se *4 of Sec. 30, Tp. 2 8. R- 9 " • lows, and look after us as well as in Democratic calamity shriekers who pipe from the forward engine. It was and perhaps the more important will the expected reorganization of the Union lie names the following witnesses to prove have I*» be deferred for consideration and Pacific, Oregon Short Line and the Ore noticed by John Wolff, who called my their power. Major Gooddell, of the effect to lie pained by the charge that his continuous residence upon and cultivation said land, viz: „ .- attention to it. As I looked around, a 23rd, is an old veteran of thirty years, Theodore Roosevelt is a tax shirker care of Charles acti» i nv the next congress. It is proli- H. Blake, Neatorton, Ore : H D. gon Railroad X Navigation Company Shackelford. Nestocton, Or-. ; Nelson I* and is a fine old gentleman — a regular cloud of steam, cindersand burning coals fully refrain from mentioning the fact a1 ’. i the new congress will I k * called in will have the effect of consolidating the Knighten, Nestocton. Ore.: Charles F. Blum, Under him, and that the colonel of the Rough Riders ex Nestocton, Ore. , • xtra session, though the president might Short Line and the Oregon Railroad X •hot from the forward funnel. The fatherly old man. C has . B. M oores , Register. lie reluctant to do this if it should con Navigation Company's road into one hatches fore and aft and coal scuttles on directly over us, is a lieutenant from hausted his private purse in helping un Tennessee, so you see we have no reason I the sides were immediately ordered fortunate members of his regiment. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. tain a majority ot political opponent. system, to lie operated from Portland. Land Office at Oregon City, Ore.. opened. Harry Burrow’s, a fireman, who to complain now, with the exception of' Every sick and wounded member of the President McKinley will doubtless act October 3rd. 189». staying in camp. Of course if we were 1 Notice is hereby given that the following in this regard according to what lie In- T h K Timber News of London, England» was stationed at the hatch of the boiler- not going away we would like to be1 regiment who left Santiago immediately named settler has filed notice of his intention after the surrender was given $5 to pur to make tv al proof in support of his licves the interests of the country and the again affirms that bread is living made of room. for the purpose of ojiening it in mustered out. but as long as there is and that said proof will be made before the to. chase delicacies on the voyage. This was Clerk necessities of the situation demand, but sawdust in Germany. One factory in case of an accident, instantly swung the of Tillamook County at Tillamook Ore. anything to do we are all willing to stay but one of the many acts of genorositv on November 18th, 1898, viz: in any event it is obviously most desir Berlin turns out daily 20,000 pounds. It cover open. A sheet of flames flared up FRANCIS II CROSS. and do our duty. We had a visit from preformed by him. able an 1 important that there shall be contains 75 |ier cent, sawdust, the bal from the hold and the scalding steam H E. 9851, for the F. of Ne >4. Nw *4 °f Ne» Governor Lord, but his visit was too of Sec. 33, and Sw U of Nw % of sec. 34. rP- 2 rushed out in great volumes. The force a congress to deni with these new (pies ance rye and bran. It is fed largely to S , R. H W. late to do us any good. If he had come | He names the following witnesses to prove lions in poltical harmony with the ad cattle, and is said to be satisfactory as a of the escaping steam threw Burrows on NOTICE OF SALE. his continuous residence upon and cultivation the deck, and his clothing, mustache and about two months More he would have ministration. The initiative in the Sol fodder. of S 1(1 land, V Z- 2 r, in the Cir un Court of the State of Oregon Paul I). Shackelford, of Nestocton. Ore , Kaipn eyebrows were scorched. The coal found altogether a different state of foi Tillamook County. ution ot the problems that arc presented W. Mills, of Nestocton, Ore. ; H. D affairs. But when he got here we were T he frightful accident on board the scuttles were opened at the same time as Viola 1>. Snyder and E A. Snyder ford. Nestocton, Ore. ; Nelson L. Knighten, or must lie undertaken by the admin is under the regular, so had no grievance. Plaintiff*». Nestocton. Ore. „ . tration. It therefore follows that in the torpedo boat as she was runniug the the hatches. Through these two men C has . B. Mooses Rcpster “It had been a pretty hard job to write Lila Snyder. Stella Lyster, W. G. government there should I k - no divided measured mile on the Columbia river last made their exit. L)«tur ( Ian uce M< Kinley, NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR ‘‘As soon as the hatch had been opened. until lately, on account of our condition. < uncils; that the executive and legisla week is appalling, hut it must lie put Hed McKinley.Nettie McKin ley. and Henry McKi lev. min tive branches should act as one; that the down to ex|K*rimeiits, for every precau Foreman Wood climlied up the ladder It is hard to write a cheerful letter under Notice hereby give3 that the undersigned or licit s of U.T.. OKI lev: B. b Petty grove: Defendant» lias been duly appointed by Hie County Court president and congress should have a tion ap|Kars to have lieen taken by the and reached the deck, where he fell, a very moody circumstances, so I thought of the State of Oregon, for Tillamook County, NOTH K IS HEllKBY GIVEN that by mass of scalded flesh, horrible to behold. if I could not write cheerful I would not single policy. The senate of the next builders. virtue “A few moments after the hatches and write at all. I have been putting it off °f «decree «jd order«« .ale du y given. ,I1Bde executor of the last will and te-tment of Mar congress, there is good reason to believe, 1 rendered .nd entered l.y the .hove n.:»ed c «tri shal K. Perrin deceased. All personshaving POLITICAL DRIFT. coal scuttles had I k - cii ojiened the steam for so long I am almost ashamed of my. m «id cut,« o„ the *,th day n( A„KU,t IN^ claims against said es’ateare hereby requested will contain a republican majority. The self. I don't know what would have be had all cleared away and Chief Steam X i"""; *.' '■ ‘""'"''«"'■'h* duly appointed to present the same to me, properly verified house should also be republican, but there A man named North West is running fitter Church and John Wolff were in the come of me when we were at camp Mer I alt «I and acting referee herein, to »ell the as by law required, at the bank of CJ& E Thay is some danger, in consequence of the following (lvsciibed premise», to-wit: for office dow n east — in Maine. er at Tillamook City, Oregon, within six months fireroom assisting the four men crawling rit if I did not have a little money left to ..Tah.eu*?‘h .h,lf apathy or the overconfidence of repub ,he i’«c‘l>«.t quarter from the date hereof. buy something to eat. The grab was The silverware combine collapsed in its lican voters, that it will not be. around 011 the floor, mad with agony. In and the Nnrthwe.t quarter of the South»,« Dated thia 15th day of September 189*- nfanev. leaving the silver trust without a few minutes the four men were brought something awful. 1 will not attempt to quarter and the Southwew quarter of the North H. F. GOOI>SPF.ED, quarter of Section.«, in Tp J S R o w of discrilie it. but will say that the principle e.»t conqietitor. up on deck and taken to the after cabin, Executor of last will and testament of Mar h« «dlamette meridia, i„ Oregon e’cembm F ranck is trying to twist the lion's Howiaade^riberl premia shal K. Perrin, deceased. With the battle between Roosevelt and where everything within our power was ingrediant was grease, which article re tail, but it w’on't twist, England has at Wit Beginning at a point x> chain. ue.t and fused to stay in my stomach. done for them. To see those men lying AanWyek New Amsterdam will surely last avcngctl the dr.it hot General Gordon NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY. ramei u't'^'n0"1’, “f o"'-f""rth «action there pittitullv moaning, their flesh "We moved from camp Merritt to the in Fgypt. and it is through the interfer fall into the hands of the Dutch. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, in pur Ex-Governor Patterson of Pennsvl- scalded white, and with the skin peeling Presidio about two months ago. and as ence of France in that country leads to suance of an order of the County Court of th® off in large strips, was awful. we do not have the fogs here we had vania decline to lead a forlorn hope for State <»1 Oregon for the County of Multnomah, a pros|Hvt ot warlM’twern those coun “Dr. Thornton relieved the most of over there, there is not so much sick, duly made and entered on the 17th day of Sept tries. True both I’ramv and England congress in one of the districts of that their sufferings with hypodermic in- ness. Our camp here is all right when ember, 1*98, I will proceed, on or after the air armed to the teeth, yet with all this stale. dHV of October. 1M98, to »ell at private sale. t’!l jections of morphine. Some of the men the weather is all right, but when it river np 1 would be suidical for France, like her The Iowa City Citi Tn thinks that g following de-cribeu Real Propertv. belonging r‘-.- nine k crippled neighbor Spain, to go to war. while it is a good thing to defeat the were fully conscious and able to con rains—it did this morning—it is tearful. ami cloning Containing sixty •nd one- to the Estate of Fieiderikn Gallou, deceased to- fourth acre«, more or lean. verse. The ground here is made land, taken I'tancc is in that condition that a revo fusion forces ‘’good,*’ it is not a good for «ale wit: "When halt way to Astoria wc met the from the hill above the camp, so when Ix»ta two(i), three (3). five (5), aix (*) «nd lution might occur atanytimc, so in that thing to pile the votes up against them (7). In Block two (2) in the town of Garibaldi, it is dry it is just like concrete, you can condition no one can foretell how the too heavy, but just heavy enough to tug Relief w ith medical aid on board.*’ Count of Tillamook. State of Oregon. drive a nail in it and it will stay just like map of Furo|k' would I m * change,I after a "keep 'em guessing." That in pursuance to sail Order, *«'d «ale The fatal accident on the torpedo-boat driving it into wood, hut when it gets tew months war lietwecn England and will be made for cash. K. R. HrRLRR. The Arizona republicans have taken Davis Thursday was caused by the loss wet it is like pitch. Yon can't kick it Administrator of the Estate of Freiderika c.a Fi ance. England is in the same position advantage of the war enthusiasm and of the water in the forward boiler. The off. But there is no complaint being Iou. Deceased. Rooms 41 -42 Washington Bldg as the United States, she has the wealth hero worship bv nominating Lieutenant tubes in the forward end became dry and made that I can hear, as we expecg to mi « will bThJid .7??^ on' P««' »hteh Cortland. Oregon. to back her. Wc hardly think that France Colonel Brodie of the Rough Riders for overheated, and nine of them blew out leave here in about ten days for Manila. Court Hou« for T>II<m<Z7,<d,,OT Cn"n,’r would collapse as sinli^cnly as Spain did congress and the various other parties Before in«nrin< your dwellinr or f of the steam drum—eight on the port ",mook Oregon. In “I have lieen sick with the la grippe i Tn, see the p licit* i»»ued by the Fireman * ru with ourrrvrnt unpleasantness with that and factions of parties are thinking of and one on the starboard side, The after ( for several days, but am all right now »< »»re abet IM. Insurance Company The ni<*t c°mp_ country, but it is a foregone conclusion ( "laying down.** policies ever issued, covering everything <r boiler appears to be uninjured. Frctl is 1, well. He was wa. down "with ’ ' o'clock p M the baby'» bottle to a bicycle, or from a p’» Fred with the »'“«4., a repealing rifll - ■ mis - - - — - " 51 referee Claude Thayer I