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w sr-tw. Ji. THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, FEBRUARY 23, 1899 vigor. AH Filipino* en masse will sec- at the front , EMMA. ond you. Long live Filipino ind*p*n. Almost unperceived the churches loose I their young people one by one, but after deuce. ” The weather is a little stormy in this Oregon Soldier* Sent to the Figth “ Fifth—The order which will be fol. doing so all the bewailing from the pul. ing Line. By the Tillamook Headlight pit will not bring them back if other section. lowed in the attack will be as follows: M anila . Feb. 19.-3 P. M.—The Cali Pencil Pusher. agencies are not used as well. It is cer The grip has l>een using the people fornia volunteer* abondoned Guadaloupe The sharpshooter* of Tondo and Santa tainly a source of much regret to see so quite rough around here lately. N iclel - in - the - slot machines are not church at 5 o’clock this morning, which Ana will begin the attack from without many young men, some of whom have | Mr. Bush is laid up with a big boil and these shot* will be the signal for the worth much now that the game is pro has since been set on fire, and retired to intellectual ability and godly parents, under his left arm. hibited. __________ San Pedro Macani. The rebels still hold militia of Troso, Binondo. Qnlato and who develop into hoodlums and then Mr. W. Groshoff has taken the mail off thecountry in the vicinity of Guadaloupe Sampaloe to go out into the street and T he Oregon bovs have been ordered to into worthless characters. the hands of Mr. John Sloan, Emma's Pasig and Patero, despite the efforts of do their duty; those of Paco, Ermita and the front at Manila. Well, they’re just the right kind of lads to sustain the honcr | mail carrier. I t don’t look as though Tillamook city the gunboats to dislodge them from the Malate, Santa Cruz and San Miguel will not start out until 12o’clock, unlessthey SAND LAKE. of Old Glory. ________ John Sloan has been quiet sick bnt is jungles on both sides of the river- is getting a fair deal. The continued de see that theircompanions need assistance. lay in getting freight by the steamers from The heat is intense, and is increasing better now. T here is a large amount due the state The prospects are favorable for a new ‘•‘Sixth—The militia of Tondo will Astoria is decidedly irritating to the busi perceptibly daily. Under present condi from the various counties for current and school-house here this summer. start out at 3 o'clock in the morning; if WILSON RIVER. ness men who have to stand this kind of tions, it is impossible to provide shade back taxes. Tillamook isowing thestate Trout are plenty in our streams, 15 annoyance. If this continues longer the for the troops in different parts of the all do their duty our revenge will be com. $11,646.5«. ________ John Zurker moved his band of cows business men will be quite justified in inch trout are notuncommon. line, particular McArthur’s division. plete. Brothers, Europe contemplates, down on the B. Alderman's place on I t will be noticed that the increase of making an agreement with another line The Herald correspondent says there is King's brigade is also exposed from San we know how to die as men, shedding $8000 for Tillamook harbor in the appro of steamers. The products from Tilla to lie a wedding here soon. We think he Tuesday. Pedro Macati to Culiculi, where it joins our blood in defense of the liberty of our priation bill for harbors and rivers is the mook county’s creameries require quick had better wait until he is old enough. Henry Leach bought several cows country. Death to the tyrants! War Ovenshine's brigade. result of the recent agitation by Tilla- transportation to market, and if this from Mr. Kelso last Tuesday. Mr. Higgins, the manager of the Ma- without quarter to the false Americans Eugene Atkinson, while fishing for niookers for the improvement of the har cannot lie obtained, then let us all agitate Lewis Anderson went to Nehalem nila-Dagupan railroad, is believed to be who have deceived u»! Either indepen flounder at the mouth of the bay last bors of this county. for an extension of the railroad from Sea week, fell backwards out of his boat into Tuesday morning. safe at Bayambang, although no com dence or death!’ ” The portion of General Otis’ dispatch side into thiscounty. Then, and,perhaps, about 20 feet of water, but being well Edwin Blomquist has returned from munication has lieen received from him T he board of county commissioners at indicated by dashes the officials were not till then will the creameries of this supplied with that which whale have Sea Side. since Friday. He was housed at Mr. its meeting next month should trike up county lie able to put butter sweet and unable to decipher to-night. There is no Pete Norberg came down from Nestoc- Clark's place with his wife and family, the matter of assessment in Tillamook fresh upon the market daily the year outside of their ribbs, he finally raised to ’’fourth’’ paragraph of the insurgent and about six other Englishmen, some the surface and was fished out by his ton Monday and went back Tuesday. county. The asaessement, where pro round and receive in return the highest statement as furnished to the press. of whom are accompanied by their brother. He says if he had not one of those perty owners are not paying their just price for the same. Howard Thorell is working at the biscuits that Dan's girl makes in his mill at Hobsonville. wives. While it is unlikely that the proportion of taxation, should lie raised. FIRED ON RED CROSS. pocket he'd been at the bottom yet. natives of the locality will harm them, T he Orogonian cracked the whip over Scott Boatman, who went out side I f the insurgents in the Philippines in It is everybody's business to keep the little over a month ago, came back last it is feared that others from distant the state legislature pretty loudly the tend carrying on a guerilla war with our provinces might wreck vengeance at Hospital Staff Targets for Rebel past few weeks, and rightly too, for the road open now. week. Sharpshooters. soldiers we shall loose many valuable their expense. Who can read about the snow storms business of the session devolved in legis If it is rainy and muddy the Wilson lives in the struggle, not so much from In view of the fact that the enemy N ew Y ork , Feb. 21.—A dispatch to lative bill trading, consequently the legis and zero weather over nearly every other river people are going to the meetings the bullets of the enemy as from the dread were concentrating on the American the Herald from Manila, says: The ene lator who was the greatest leg puller section of our country and then complain any way. climate fighting in the swamps, excessive right preparations were made last night my were concentrating all day at the suceeded in getting his own bills passed. about our rain. Andrew Anderson is doing consider to give them a warm reception in the uater works and in front of King’s bri heat and rain. _ The merits or demerits of a bill cut bnt able work on his place. Industry of this event of attack. gade. They became so nagging in front W hat a golden opportunity some of very little figure when the grafters wanted NEHALEM. character is what makesa man,and goes General Overshine's line, consisting of King's position that the general sent our evangelists missed by not going to to railroad a bill through. The Oregonian I a long way to build up the country. originally of the North Dakota volun two companies of the First Washington Salem forthe purpose of converting, from undoubtedly correetly pictured the situa Indications now point to an early L. G. Freeman's nephew, from the teers, the Fourteenth infantry, and two infantry over the Pasig river. They the error of their ways, the grafters, the tion when it said:“Thislegislature, which spring. Columbia river, is visiting him. troops of the Fourth cavalry, stretching swept the country for two miles and lobbyists and immoral routine who in it was hoped would be the best the state Will Reddaway took down a raft of The settlers around here will be glad from the beach at Carop Dewey to Gen then swur.g over to the river bank, oppo fest the state capital during the meeting has had in recent years, is proving the logs on Monday. when Rev. F. H. Neff resumes his relig eral King's right, was reinforced bi two site the insurgent trenches facing ti e of the legislature. very worst. Jobs of all kinds are being At the regular meeting of White Clover battalions of Oregon volunteers and American position at Macati, and open traded through it. Everything that car Grange the following delegates were ious services at the school house. A dairy and food com missisner for Ore- three troops of the Fourth cavalary, as ed a flank fire on the insurgents across Mr. Nelsen expects to build a barn on ries an appropriation, or provides official chosen to attend the convention at Till gon is now assured. The bill establish infantry. the river. places, is to go through, on the log-roll amook on the first Saturday in March : I his place in a few days. ing the office not having been signed by The Buffalo's searchlight discovering Two guns of ths Sixth artillery, under ing plan. The upheavel of the politics of Lillian M. Zaddach, J. S. Gray and Felix I | Joe Freeman is out with his gun and the governor when the legislature elected the reliels unusually active about 10 Lieutenant Ecott, pounded theinsurgi 11 the state will come in time. But at the he is making it lively for the ducks. Roy. J. W. Bailey, a joint resolution was in o’clock in the evening, signaled the flag- positions, while the troops from Macati present time no argument against the troduced confirming such election, and it A son of R. M. Watson of Tillamook, Gust Wicklund lost one of his most for permission to fire upon them, and, greed of politicians who want places, or charged and drove the enemy before valuable cows the other night. was adopted by the senate. is setting tyi>e on the Republican. this beii.g granted, bombarded the en them. Fifteen Filipino dead were found against the avarice of individuals and of Nehalem seems to be exceptionally emy's trenches for 20 minutes. The and four wounded. Two American sol A etkk the grafters have done their log localities that demand appropriations, WOODS. fortunate in its acquisition of a doctor, only effect of the fire was apparensly to diers were wounded by the explosion ot can avail. The combination has complete rolling at Salem then the purloiners get he having been very successful in his Springfield rifles. The emigration is still coming to Tilla drive the rebels further inland. their work in and carry off everything control of the legislature.” treatment of la grippe patients during ' Beyond a few ineffectual volleys from The declaration of Aguinaldo that he mook. A few days ago an eight horse they can pack away. There is some T hose who contend that trust com its recent prevalence, as well as others team arrived at Mr. Kennedy’s contain the trenches, which were returned with has made a humane war is a fabrication. satisfaction they have left the capital whose ailments are of long standing. ing Mr. Mark and family and B. F. interest, the enemy made no demonstra In the past few weeks the Red Cross has buildings, but thereis no telling but what panies are not a serious menace to the industries of the United States surely The result of the city election on Satur-| Mitchell and family, of Eastern Oregon, tion, ar.d all is quiet along the rest of the been like a red flag to the insurgents. the ingenuity -f some of the legislators must lie blind to facts. Right here in dav Captain Pierce, of McArthur’s staff, • was as follows: Trustees, J Jacob I cXHUJ. and J. W. It. AVA1 Mitchell, LVIIC1I, Ml of OclICill. Salem. They IIIC* were WVIC line. may do this at some future date. Oregon, on the Columbia river, we have Kamm, Nick Drestoff, John Munsinger, tcn davs makillg the trip from Sajem to Scouts claim to have seen General Pio testifies than he has been shot at 50 times an instance in the cannery combine. del Pilar, who commanded the rebels at Burmester; recorder, W. W. Jocobs ; I Woods. They are relatives of Mr. I f it is not considered to lie a military by sharpshooters in the provisional hos i Kennedy’s and all hunting locations. Faco, with Ins arm in a sling, directing pital. Not an ambulance or litter came honor to lie court martialed in the army, Here is what the report says: "The marshal, C. A. Alley. the troops General Montenegro, the in nevertheless there is a financial “honor” Columbia River Packers'Association lias Prospects are now good for another which was not a signal for a shower of G. T. Shaw returned from Salem last about it if all officers receive the same decided to operate canneries in its con sawmill, and also a creamery. These week, walking the whole distance in 2V4 surgent commander in-chief, is reported bullets. trol during the coming season. Those to be personally conbucting tho move filiera! treatment as Genera) Eagan, who are the things Nehalem wants. F The surgeons of the hospital corps, 1' oster , <jayg( and reports the roads not the best. ments in front of General King's line at has lieen granted six years’vacation with which will lie run are the Kinney, El and encourage the industries the needs of I who were giving aid to the Filipinos us | Orlo Chamberlain passed through more, George & Barker and Hanthorn San Pedro Macati. full pay after being found guilty of con the county demand and towns will follow well as to the American wounded, were canneries, Astoria, and the Cook can naturally. There is not a ranch on the ! Woods yesterday on his way home from The signal cor|>s is arranging signals duct unbecoming a gentleman. a target for the sharpshooters. A Salem. nery. at Clifton. The plants owned by river but what could carry from two to I with the navy for future operations on wounded man being carried from the W. R. Robedee has moved his stock of the left. T illamook is one of the counties ex- thecoiubine atu! which will shut down, ten more cows at present, and with the field was killed by insurgents concealed etnpt from the tax to be placed upon are the Scandinavian, Eureka, Occident, establishment of a creamery they would : merchandise into the Maud Compton With the exception of the port of Do in a tree. The Red Cross people are now building. bicycles by the provisions of the bill North Shore and Aberdeen. The com soon double, liesides, other ranches, at Ilo, trade with Philippine ports is still going armed. which passed the state legislature. It bine evidently intends making a supreme present bare, would also be stocked. And I . The cold snap caught almost every blockaded. would hardly have been right to have effort to secure a large portion of the we cannot have too many sawmills as j body with their potatos very poorly pro Guerilla Tactics. MILLIONS FOR SPAIN. taxed bicycles in this county, for thesmall season’s catch, for, besides having ten the supply of available timber is almost tected, causing a shortage of potatos in M anila , Feb. 20, 10:10 a. m —The this vicinity. amount of money derived would go but ders |>atri>llirig the river, receiving sta unlimited and easy of access. A. J. Heater returned from Tillamook enemy have apparently realized the hope House Ratifies Cash Part of Paris a small way in constructing bicycle paths. tions are to lie established at Sand island, Mr. Geo. Broaden, of Oregon City, an last Saturday, where he had been on a lessness of attacking the American posi Treaty. Desdemona sands, North Shore, Cook's P oor devils! The Spanish captains station, Knappton, Gray's river. Bar experienced sawmill man, is here for the , i)usjness trip W ashington , Feb. 20.—A seperate bill tion, and are occupied chiefly by occas who lost their ships after receiving hell ney's point, Eureka. Scandinavian can purpose of locating and building a mill. I Chas. Williams started Monday for ional sharp shooting from the jungle, appropiating $20,000,000 for payment fire from the American battle ships, are nery, Seaside cannery, New Astoria and He can lie sure of a welcome for this is Tillamook with his little pack train. whenever feasible, fortunately, their to Spain under the provisions of the just what Nehalem needs. to be court martialed. Surely the Amer Fort Stevens. ’’ ignoranceof the use of sights minimizes treaty of Paris, was passed today by Joseph Clark, while throwing stones ican gunners punished them enough. If the effect of the guerilla tactics. the house under suspension of the rules. on the beach last Sunday, had the mis Spain is on to herself, she should locate O ne of the principal problems to be The retirement of General King’s ad- No amendment was in order, and an at BLAINE. fortune to dislocate his arm at the the reasons why her fleets collapsed so solved at the present time is : “ Are the vance [iosts upon San Pedro Macati has tempt to secure unanimous consent to shoulder. suddenly with comparatively no injuries Fillipinos capable of self-government ?’’ Blaine people are enjoying pure Tilla evidently been construed by the rebels offer an amendment declaratory of our W. R. Roliedees attended a Baptist as a sign of weakness, as they pressed policy not permanently to annex the It is well enough for Democratic leaders mook weather. to the American fleets. meeting last Sunday and came home forward along both sides of the river, to stalk about the country, prating of islands, was objected to. Wheeler, of Born, Feb. 13th, to Mr. and Mrs.Cady, ! badly disfigured. Another case of poor persistently harrassitig the occupants of S ince the ratification of the treaty of liliertv in theory, but liberty in practice Kentucky, upon whose point of order a nine pound boy. tray. I>eace the majority of the great pajiers is another thing. What this government the town. the appropiations went out of the sun- Rev. Dollarhide and family, of Beaver, of the country have fairly blistered the owes to the Filipinos, and to the civilized Miss Fulva David, of Beaver, is visit Last night the rebels poured volley drv civil bill, made the only speech in hides of Senator Gorman ami the other peoples of the world, is a government spent Saturday and Sunday with friends ing Mrs. G. T. Shaw this week, at after volley into San Petro Macati from j i open hostility to the measure, but upon at Blaine. senators opposed to the ratification of that will guarantee liberty to the masses Woods. rhe brush on the adjacent ridge; but for- i 1 the roll call, 34 members—31 democrats Rev. Dollarhide preached Saturday the treaty, except as it should lie con in the islands. It does not appear that Miss Lottie Riggs and Miss Maud tunately without effect. General King’s two populists and one silver republican ditioned upon a partisan resolution. the women over there are in the hands night and Sunday to a full house. Knifong, of Nestucca, are visiting at head quarters in the center of the town —voted against it. The votes of 213 They have been called traitors and everv of lilierty-loving leaders when they are Rev. Swabb w’ill occupy the pulpit next Grandpa Ray’s for a few days. was the target for scores of Remington members were cast for it. other name in the dictionary of invec com|>elled to don male attire and form Sunday. and Mauser bullets. The senate bill to reimburse the gov. Bell Luallen, of Three Rivers, is visit- tives. Perhaps this is putting the mat themselves in line of battle to lead aid in Mr. John Brody and family, of Bowlder ingat Mr. Follard's for a few days. The rebels are using smokeless powder ernors of states for expenses paid by the ter a little too strongly. opposing American troops, nor does it Creek, s|>ent Sunday with friends at Frank Norburg, of Tillamook, is shak. and it is extremely difficult to locate.in- states in organizing volunteers for ser look like the light of liberty when hun Blaine. vices in the war with Spain, before their ing hands with old friends in Woods dividual marksnen. Tin attempt of certain politicians to dreds of ignorant natives are stationed Miss Fannie Smith is now possessor of this week. muster into the service of the Un’ted deprive Salem of the appropriation for in front of the American machine guns, FILIPINO PLOT. States, also was passed under suspension the state fair failed to awomplish their armed with bows and arrows. The a first grade certificate. Success to Miss , Fannie, and success is sure to the dis- j of rules. object. It watt a sectional tight, or we Democratic leaders have failed to show Rebel* Planned To Exterminate should say the Portland graft against us that Aguinaldo would guarantee the trict that employs her. Americans. Real Estate Transfers. Mr. H.E.Chapman started to the valley the Salem graft, in which the former was people of the islands a government W ashington . Feb. 21—The following this morning over the Blaine and Sheri worsted. However, we i annot see why founded upon the broad basis of the dispatch was received this afternoon Feb. 16.—Henry Leach to W. Johnson, Salem should always receive this appro greatest good to the greatest number. dan trail to attend the lied side of his General Banking and Exchange busi- from General Otis: Sw. Vi of Nw. H and E. Vi of Sw. H priation, for other parts of the state are The history of events, however, has mother who is quite sick. ties* interest paid on time deposits. ' Manila, Feb. 21 —Adjutant-General. and Nw. V4 of sec. 15 tp. 1 S. R. 8 W. Blaine school house is now supplied just as much entitled to the money. It is shown us that he would lie a despot far Exchange on England. Belgium, Ger Washington.—Following issued by an Feb. 17.—J. F. Lucy to Eliza A. Lucy, time the state legislature was limited to worse than the Spanish tyrants he would with a new stone flue. The quite often many, Sweden, and all foreign countries. important------------ officers of insurgents lots 10 and 11 in block 2 in town occurrengv of sending the roof and extin the amount of money it could appro succeed. government at Malolos,February 15, 1899, of Ocean Park. guishing fires is a thing of the past. priate for graft purpose*. TILLAMOOK, ORE. for execution during that evening and Feb. 20—Hy. Tohlto John Ek, lot No. 1 W k hear a great deal from time to night in this city: of block 20 Tohl’s add. to Nehalem P resident M u K ini . ky has decided to time from the pulpit about rescuing young First—You will so dispose that at 8 city. carry on an aggressive campaign in the men. Rev. F. H. NeflT made an earnest o clock at night, the individuals of the Feb. 20.—W. B. Aiderman to John Zuer- Philippines and to rapidly extend the appeal to a large congregation in Tilla territorial militia at your order will be jurisdiction of the I’uitcd States over the mook on Sunday to this end. We have cher, bond for deed. found united in all of the streets of San Feb. 21.—Mary J. and W. Cone to J. J. Philippine group in itsentirety, acting on listened to many like discourses by the Pedro armed with their baloe and revol the theory that delay in this crisis is dan clergy and have come to the conclusion McCoy, 320 acres in sec. 7 tp. 3 N. vers. or guns and ammunition, If con gerous, and that anarchy and general that if young men are to tic saved from R. 9 W. YOUR MONEY if you want to, its vours, but if you venient paralysis of such interests as the islands making wrecks of their lives it requires Feb. 21.—U. S. to John H. Morris, W. H Second—Philippine families only don't want to and are looking for support would I* brought about through something more than an occasion oration of Sw. % sec. 17 and E. V4 of Se. H Wil) be respected They 8hould failure to promptly replace S)Minish sov from the pulpit. We honor the clergy sec. 18 tp. 3 N. R. 9 W. molested, but all other individuals, of ereignty over the islands with that of the when it handles without gloves a ques whatever race they may be, will be ex t inted States This is right and premier, tion like this, but is not the clergy and Notice. terminated without any companion ami had not the I'nited States senate the members of their congregations re Parties wishing to examine my Title after the extermination of the army of fooled so long with the treaty of peace sponsible for so many young men going occupation. to Land in Tillamook Co., Oregon, will You will find none better than at the the president would have by this time astray ? We will answer that question Third—The defenders of the Philip, please look on page 24, in Book L, by asking another. Most of these young had the insurgents subdued. t’tnes in your command will attack the Record of Deeds of said county. men having been under the spiritual in F avril president of the French repub struction of the clergy from their earlv guard at BiliWd and liberate the prwun F. S. FAIRHI RST. lic is dead. In the present chaotic conili days. Why is it they let them drift away er* and • preeidiario*. " and, having a<- Carson, Ore. tion of that country, this may lend to from Christian influences ? Simply be. compbsh this, they will fi, armed sav ‘There goes one of the hardest worked serious eomplK-iitions. It would tnke but ! cause the atmosphere in our churches is ing to them "Brothers, we must avenge We arc making some prices that will pav yon to investi very little to plunge France into* revolu not made congenial for young people. ourselves on the Americans .nd exter men in this town.” gate. We claim that we are selling cheaper than the tion or European war. Strange as it may There is bound to be a clash when young route them that we take our revenge for i “How can that tie possible T He'1 cheapest, and you only have to examine our goods to be seem, the person who holds the position people, fall of life. come in contact with the infamy and treachery which they rich isn't he F convinced. of president of France occupies an unen. ! the sanctimonious, long -faced Christians. h-ve committed upouu. hare no com | ” \ e*. but he has three married daugh I P~*ion upon them «tack them with , l ters who work him for the support of their husbands right along.” PASSING REMARKS « viable station in life, for it is a most ex traordinary fact that since the beginning of the present republic of France, with the first exception of the first term of President Grevy, not a single president has completed his term of office in a nor mal manner. Even Grevy resigned in the middle of the second term because of the scandalous proceedings of his son-in-law Wilson. ________ OF C. & E. Thayer. Throw Away Bargains, Racket Store
