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THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, MARCH 30, 1899.
Any minister desiring to visit Blaine < n
NEHALEM
ministerial work will find the first Sun­
I
LONG
DRIVE
FOR
WAGER.
Our troops captured four Spaniards
DR. JOHNSON’S PALFREY
BOCAVE TAKEN.
Biackburn Bros, sent down a large day in each month not occupied.
who were fighting with the insurgents.
An Indiana Maa Hide. «o Portlaad,
Our enterprising cheese men, Mes: rs.
MacArthur Within Eight Miles
General MacArthur was under a heavy When lie U role About Kotin« It He
raft
of logs on Sunday.
Ore., Behind a Spaa ut Year-
Old Not Mean That He Dined
of Malolos.
Assessor Stephens has listed Nehalem, R. 0. Richards and Art Jackson called, a
fire yesterday.
llna Punie».
on Horae.
N ew V obk , March 29.—A dispatch to
and is working back south, via Foley meeting on the 18th of March for the
Yorktown Captures Filibuster
purpose of acquainting the intended
A rather unique looking procession
the Journal, dated Manila, Wednesday,
Dr. Johnson In his journal mentions wended its way down the main street valley.
The United States gunboat Yorktown
patrons of the price they will pay for
says:
The Rev. Dill and wife will leave for
has arrived here with the Spanish the interesting fact that he had on a of Barker City. Ore., recently-on its way
milk and other business and to ascertain
Bocave has been taken by our troops.
certain
day
had
“
paifrey
for
dinner."
the
outer
world
on
Tuesday.
He
made
steamer Mindora, owned by the Men-
to Portland. The outfit consisted of
The railroad bridge is uninjured.
Now. these three covered wagons, followed by a a farew ell address at Onion Peak on Sun­ the numlier of cows each one furnish.
dezona Company, of this place. The says Notes and Queries.
General MacArthur if now within eight
words have caused not a little trouble carriage drawn by a pair of thorough day afternoon, and at Nehalem in the Botli parties were greatly encouraged by
steamer was captured after a stiff chase
to the critics, and for this reason, that
miles of Malolos.
the meeting.
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in the gulf of Lingayen, 245 miles north they know not what palfrey really is. bred yearling ponies. It was the latter evening.
of here. When she was first sighted the It has been suggested that palfrey is a that attracted the most attention, says
Zaddach,
and
Pye
Mesdames
Oliver,
Insurgent Capital Moved.
WILSON RIVER.
the San Francisco Examiner.
Mindora was entering the gulf, but she clerical error made by the doctor him­
In the carriage sat an old man. were visiting friends on the North Fork
N ew Y okk , March; 29.-—A dispatch to
headed seaward. The Yorktown fired self for pastry. But the doctor wrote so whose weather-beaten face showed the last week.
Last Sunday, ¡after the Swedish meet­
the Herald from Manila, says:
two shots before the steamer was over­ legibly, and there is so much difference influence of the effects of sun and wind
We learn that Mr. P. K Miller, of ing at the school house, all those present
The insurgents capital has been moved
between the words palfrey and pastry
hauled.
To a reporter he said: “My name is W :shington Co., who proposed to build were invited to go down to Mr, J.
from Malolos to San Fernando.
Prince Lowenstein, with Wheaton’s that this position is not at all tenable. II. II. Slyter. My family and self a creamery here, came asfaras Garibaldi Norm's home to partake ot a nice
Palfrey is defined in Johnson's cele­
The insurgents burned Bulacan Tues­
command, on the morning of March 26 brated dictionary as "a small horse fit started on April 11 from Howard coun­ before he learned that he hail been fore­ lunch in honor of Mr. Noren s66th birth,
day afternoon.
ty, Ind., to cross the country to Port­
took refreshments to the officers of the for tallies,” and some have thought that
stalled by Mr. Townsend. Weare sorry day.
The monitor Monadnock shelled Los
Second Oregon on the firing line. He was the doctor (whose feats as a trencher­ land. We are traveling on a wager, but he should have shown up a little
and this is what the wager is. Do you
Pinas, south of Manila, Tuesday noon.
Gust Boqnist is smiling brightly. It is
cautioned as to his danger, but advanced man were notorious) may have broken
see this team of ponies. They’re thor­ earlier.
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ajll pound boy.
with the line when it charged the insur­ a record on the day in question and dis­ oughbreds.
PROGRESS OF THE BATTLE.
Arthur Kelso is back again from out­
gent entrenchments. He was killed by posed of a small horse. All these and
NETARTS.
“A man in our county in Indiana said
other coujectures are wrong, and we
side points.
Americans Still Meeting With the enemy, and a friend with him was w ill proceed to give the correct expla­ that that team of yearlings couldn’t
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Boyington was
cross the country to Portland and live
L. G. Freeman is reported to have an
wounded.
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Stubborn Resistance.
nation.
through the trip. We are not limited as at Netarts on Friday.
at tact of pneumonia. Almost the whole
M anila , March 28.—11 A M.—General
The word palfrey (sometimes pam- to time, and just took our own time to
Mr. B. H. Bunn expects to move his neighborhood is suffering with a cold
MORTON’S NEW PARTY
MacArthur's division advanced nearlv
frey by the interchange of 1 and m) is make the journey. We followed the
two miles without encountering opposi­
still in use among the rustics of Scot­ Union Pacific to Granger, and from family to Tillamook in the near futuri.
more or less.
Conservatism Will Be the Keynote land and the north of Ireland, and
Clarence Tilden, of Tillamook, passed
tion this morning. Un appro iching Bula­
School will begin the 10th of April in
there to Rawlins, Wyo. From Rawlins
of the Platform.
means young cabbages when they firs-t we came across country to Boise, and through Netarts last week.
can, a town of 25,000 people, it halted,
Dist. No. 10.
come
to
table
in
the
spring.
Such
cab
­
Messrs.
Steinhilber
and
Guptel
were
on
C hicago , March 28.-A special dispatch
preparatory to attacking it.
from there to this city. We are taking
Miss. Nilson, from Netarts, visited
bages have not begun to "close," or be­
it easy, still we cover a good many miles the beach the latter part of the week.
The heat was intense, being 90 degrees to tha Tribune from Omaha, credits .1.
come solid in the center. They are gen­ in a day We have had some pretty
Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Hodgdon went to with her sister, Emma Nilson, last Sun-
on the coast, and fully 100 degrees in the Sterling Morton with the intention of erally spoken of as “early pamfrey”and
interior. It made the Americans suffer a forming a new political party, w hich he are considered a luxury. Dr. Johnson tough experiences; yet, to take it al­ the city on Saturday.
together. we got along all right. At
Geo. W. Phelps, the Netarts merchant,
great deal. In spite of the heat, how­ declares will be the greatest political or­ probably picked up the word from his
Masonic Notice.
one time this team I’m driving traveled
ever, every one was eager to proceed ganization since the formation of the re­ old friend Boswell or from some other 13 miles without hay, yet you see how is busy hauling goods from Tillamook to
A. F. A A. M._T illamook
supply his customers.
publican party. Discussing the proposed Scotch acquaintance.
toward the enemy.
L odge , N o . 57. Stated connnuni.
they look.
cation. Saturday evening, April
Mr. and Mrs. Hurlbert, from the light-
A detachment of 96 Filipino prisoners new party and the sidelights likely to
“
What
’
s
the
wager?
Well,
that
’
s
be
­
1st, 1899, al 7:30 p.m.
THE GRANDEES OF SPAIN.
was escorted into Manila today. Their develop tlierefrein, Mr. Morton says:
Sojourning brethren cordially
tween me and the man that made it. house, were on the beach on business.
invited.
apfiearance aroused great interest.
“I have I'tmont faith in the plan. A They Cannot Stand Being Accuaed of 1 report to his agent when I get to Port­
By order of the W. M.,
land. I’ll win the wager, then me and
BLAINE.
T hus . H. G oyne , Sec.
Snobbish ne«« nnd Have Other
The rebels ha ve unloaded about 500 party will l»e organized by July 4 that
my
folks
will
go
farming.
”
Peculiarities.
men from a train, half a mile in front of will stand for conservatism pre-eminent­
Spring in daytime and winter at night.
NOTICE OF FINAL NEl'TI.EMENT.
General MacArthur’s forces, with the ly. No doubt the platform will contain
CAT KILLS A TURTLE.
Spring never comes to stay until
A writer for Blackwood's Magazine
object of reinforcing the Filipino garri some elements common to all parties,
N
otice is H eeebv G iven ,—That Chaw. K.
is interested in the curious habits of
March is gone.
Hall, Administrator of the Estate of J. C. Hall,
son at Bulacan and Guganto, on either but the keynote will be conservatism. the grandees of Spain. According to
deceased,
filed his final account therein in
The people of Blaine have plenty of the County has
side of the railroad leading to Malolos.
There is a vast field for the new party’s this magazine, the Spanish nobility at
<,'ourt of the Slate of Oreicon, for
Tillamook
county,
and that the s id Court has
hay
to
feed
a
month
or
two
longer
yet
The fact that the railroad is in opera­ operations.
the capital cannot be accused of being
fixed Tuesday, May 2nd 1S99. at lo o’clock a.nr.,
if necessary.
as th»- time tor hearing objections, if any there
tion from here to our front facilitates the
The late w’ar and its momentous issues, snobs, masters and servants living to­
Farmer Egerton has a large cat
are. to the same ; and all persons interested ill
Mr. Bays lost one of his best cows.
transportation of supplies to the troops. the struggle of the two great parties over gether in a state of familiarity that named Scrapper which has long been
the settlement of said estate are hereby notified
toappe.rat the County Curt House, in said
Before the break in the road was repaired bi meta I ism; the rise, decline and abso­ the writer finds amazing. He says: the terror of all the dogs and cats in th*,
Mr. Louis Johnson, of Fairview’, was county, at said time to make objections, if any
the transportation of supplies was very lute decay of populism, all these elements "One day at dinner my host, Marquis neighborhood. One day lately he met out at Blaine this week buying beef there are, to said settlement or account.
----- , told us in a perfectly natural man­
CHAS. K. HAI.L,
uncertain.
contribute to a situation as pregnant as ner that when the conductor came to his match in a large turtle. Discover cattle.
Administrator of the estate of J.C. Hall,
deceased.
All is quiet in front of the line of Over­ that which gave birth to the republiean collect the fares on the train that morn­ ing the queer creature taking a leisure
J. R. Dillow and N. R. Moon went to
shine and Hall.
party on the apprach of our civil strife.
ing he had refused to take his. saying ly promenade in the meadow, Scrap­ Tillamook Saturday, returning Monday.
Command of the island of Negros has
“My investigation teaches me that the that it was already paid. The marquis, per leaped on its back and clawed awax
Mark Bays went to the valley last 1>O YOU
been formally transferred from General tune is ripe. I do not care to |M>se par looking about to find his friend, dis­ at a lively, rate. The turtle seemed tc
rather enjoy the performance, so Scrap­ Thursday via the trail.
KNOW THE NEWS'I *
Miller to Colonel Vanvalzah, Eighteenth ticularly as the head of the new move­ covered Manuel, his valet, on the plat­
per changed his tactics. He soon saw
Mr. Thune has sold his place and stock
infantry.
ment, therefore I will not at the present form smiling and making signs to him where the turtle’s head came out, and
You can have it all For
that he had paid the master’s fare.
March on Bocave.
to Mr. Jones, giving possession last
time go into details. But I will say lie-
PER... Cfln PER...
Later the writer was crossing the At­ he sat down to watch the spot, reports
9 P.M.—Engineers are repairing bridges fore July 4 a call will be issued outlining
Sunday.
MONTH “UL MONTH
MONTH
lantic on a Spanish steamer with a the New York Press.
the rebels having failed to destroy the the plan, and it will be signed by men of duke anil his valet de chambre. They
Presently the turtle peeped out tc
in The Evening Telegram, of
Arthur Hoag bought two cows of
Portland,
Oregon.
~
see
if
his
enemy
was
gone.
Scrapper
It is tlie larg-
ironworks, and the railroad is kept busy national fame and of tried political both traveled first-class, ate at the
Seth Moon last week.
Art. will sell
est evening newspaper publish­
hurrying supplies to the front. Thecoun- worth.”
same table and offered each other made a grab and missed. This was -e milk to the factory this summer.
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ed in ()regon; it contains all the
tr/ to Malolos is level, with frequent
cigars. Their staterooms were alike in peated three times, and then the turtle
news of the state and nation, Try
The quarterly meeting that was held
keeping his head safely inside th»'
every
particular.
Continuing,
the
ar
­
Prattle
of
the
Youngstere.
str ams and patches of wood, but their
it for a month. A sample copy
shell, put out his feet and attempted at this place by the Free Methodist was
ticle
says
that
there
is
nothing
Span
­
will be mailed to you free. Ad­
are no more jungles.
to crawl away. Then Scrapper caugb ( a decided success.
“Johnny, are your people going to iards hold in such horror as reading
dress
The American troops will advance at
take you with them on that trip across especially the women. Printed paper is a foot of the turtle with his teeth, ano
THE TELEGRAM,
Rev. Swabb preached at Blaine last
daylight, taking lour days* rations with
intimately connected in their minds the fight began in earnest. The turtle Sunday.
the ocean?”
Portland Or,
them and having 200 rounds of ammuni.
pulled
and
struggled,
but,
finding
itself
with the loss of the soul and eternal
“ Yes’m.”
being pulted nvvay. put out its heed
tion in their belts. They expect to take
punish
inent.
”
“Aren't you afraid?”
and with a quick snap caught one of th -
Bocave, on the railroad to the east of
“Nope. Ain’t afraid of nothing*. I've
cat’s hind feet in its viselike jaws.
HARDTACK FOR FOUR.
lb la an, tomorrow. It is a difficult pos­
been vaccinated and baptized.”
Scrapper pulled, bit nnd scratched
ition, protected by streams.
and doubtless would have called the
Col. Roosevelt Warn One of the Grate*
The American line is about 1200 yards
fight off. but the turtle held on in tri
Tommy—I’m going tube a lawyer when
fui Recipient« of the Sorry
from that of the rebels. Desultory shots I grow up
umph.
Suatenunce.
were engaged to day.
The American
1
Finally Scrapper secured a good
Uncle—I thought you were going to
reports show that 20 men were killed be a minister.
One rainy night in Cuba four rough hold of the turtle’s head, and the turth
would have withdrawn if he could
riders had gathered under a tree zoi
and 61 wounded on our side yesterday.
Tommy—So I was, but there’s more
The Dakota regiment lost 10 men killed fair plai in law. Ministers is always shelter. They had had nothing to eat But the victorious Scrapper was in ;
short time limping home with the fur
all day and were sympathizing with
and had 37 wounded.
jumping on Satan, and he don't get a one another over their ill-fortune, says tie’s head in his mouth, as a trophy < <
Told by Prisoners.
chance to talk back.
his hard-fought battle.
the New York Commercial Advertiser
“It’s tough luck.” said one, “but we E
According to prisoners in the hands of
“Pa is Admiral Dewey a full admiral?” just have to grin and bear it. 1 an
the Americans. Aguinaldo's generals,
HORSES IN CLOTHES.
about starved all the same.*’
“Yen. iuv son.”
Garcia, Tofreo and Pacheco, were with
A trooper from one of the western
“He*« a salt water admiral, i«en’t he?”
Where the Animala Wenr Conta and
the Filipino army yesterday and drove
companies happened to be passing the
Tronaera for Protection
“Certainly. ”
their followers into the first aggressive
Agalnat Fliea.
“And you are sure he’s a full admiral? ’ tree, and he heard the last remark
demonstration. The rebels attempted to
Going up to the speaker he slapped him
“Of course he is.’’
charge cross the plain east of the rail­
on the back and. opening his blouse
All have heard of the ravages of the
“Well, how can he keep full on salt pulled out some hardtacks.
road, but the Americans charged to meet
terrible tsetse fly of Africa, which is s<
water?
”
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“Sorry yer in rich tough luck. pard.‘
them, and the Filipinos bolted after a
fatal to cattle and horses tiat none of
few shots, leaving several men killed on
A little hoy of 4 years has a way of re­ he said. “I ran in a »freak of luck to­ these animals can approach with ini
punity the so-called “fly-belt” when
the field. The Filipino prisoners declare ferring with great deference of his sister, day and got ten hardtacks. Here, you
take half of ’em.’’
the dreadful insects congregate, say-
that the rebels have lost all taste for not yet 6. She w’as learning a verse for
“Thanks, old man.” was the grateful
Chambers’ Journal. This Iwlt coni
fighting nnd that their officers have to Hur day school, the last line of which rejoinder. “I’ll only take four. I guess
mences 100 miles from the coast and ex
keep them in line by lieating them with was:
that will do!”
tends for about the same distance u|
swords.
“Drives the shades of sin away.”
As the westerner walked off the other
country, and the reenforcements re
The prisoners sav Aguinaldo has de­
“Mary," he said, earnestly, “what is rough rider turned around and gave cently sent to Uganda to quell the mu
each of his companions a hardtack.
clared that if the Americans can take the ‘sin away?’ ”
tiny which broke out among the Sou
The next morning the western man danese troops were compelled to cro«.-
Filipino capital he will surrender.
“I don’t know, Johnny,” she answer
wns surprised to receive a visit fron
it. In order to protect their ponies tw<
just as seriously.
“ But mamma
A Brilliant Charge.
Col. Roosevelt, and still more surprisec
officers of the Royal Welsh fusiliers hi
One of the most brilliant and costly puts cinanion into cake; let’s go and ask when the colonel thanked him for the
upon the device of dressing the animal,
hardtack he had given him the night
achievements of the campaign was the her what ‘sinaway* is.’’
up in specially constructed garments
before.
charge of Major Howard’s battalion
which gave them a most comical ap­
Little
Marjorie's
papa
is
a
photograph
pearance, resembling the pantomimii
across the river. Advancing at double
JUDGE
BY
HEIGHT
creatures seen on the stage at Christ
quick, they found the river beneath them er and Marjorie is always very much in­
mas time.
and splashed across with a veil, swim terested in all his experiments. One even That 1. the Way Fare ot children
First, the ponies were swathed in
la Heaolated on K.ropran
ming and wading, with bullets spatter­ mg, as thev nut together watching the
bands of straw, on the top of which
Hallway a.
ing in the water, and rushed upon the playing of the lightning and listening to
came eoat and trousers of cloth dipped
ic!>cl trenches. Ten men were killed and the distant thunder ot an approaching
in oil and iodoform. It wasnecessari
Nearly everyone knows that the rule
storm,
Marjorie
looked
lip
and
said
:
'
Pa-
11 wounded in the charge.
to raise the material from actual con
on
railwny
trainsand
other
public
con
­
fa«. are the augles taking flashlight pic­
tact with the hide of the animal, for th»
At the capture of Marilao there were
veyances
which
provides
for
the
carry
­
tures now?”
tsetse fly can pierce ordinary cloth. It
ing free of children under five years old,
several incidents showing the bravery of
will be interesting to learn whether
"Why, J»»hnnv, you’ve got a big lump and of charging half fares for those be­
our troops. Some Filipinos were en­
the ponies thus protected went un-
trenched on an island in the bend of the onyourheaii! Have you been fighting tween the ages of five and tw elve, often
scathe»! through the terrible "fly-belt,"
results in statements from the parents
river. The Americans approached in a I again?"
which are as trying to a normal con­ for the experimental clothing, if ef­
"Fighting! Me? I guess not."
triangular formation, with the Third ar­
science as the affidavits made by many­ fectual. may lead to the introduction of
"Hut
somelxxty
struck
you?"
tillery in the apex and the Kansas and
some materia! which may come into
tourists regarding dutiable goods
"Nolxxly struck me. It wasent tight, among their belongrngs, says the New
regular employment for the same ob­
Pennsylvania regiments forming the sides.
ject.
York Sun.
Colonel Funston called for volunteers to in' at all. It waa a accident.”
"An accident!”
Sometimes these answers result In
swim the river. Two men crossed under
Electric Handlebars.
Columbia Model 50, Gents Chainless
' Yep. I had just turn Tommie Seen unpleasant controversies between con­
fire and secured materials with which a
$75.°°
The cyclist carv now take a course of
ductors
and
passengers,
but
usunily
Columbia Model 5». Ladies Chainless
crossing was eventually effected. Major Ion down an' waa siltin' on him, and I
electric treatment on his machine, says
.75.00
our
national
tact
and
good
nature
help
Bell, of General MacArthur’s staff, with I forgot to hold Ina feet. "
Invention. A new handlebar has been
Columbia Model 57. Gents Chain Wheel
along the adjustment without undue
.50.00
brought
out
which
has
metallic
grips
companv I, of the Pennsylvania regiment, j
friction. In parts of Europe they have
Columbia Model 58, Ladies Chain Wheel
connected with a small generator
and Lieutenant Abernathy, and 10 men ' “ Jane is a close student of the Philip, a way of fixing this matter so that nc
50.00
mounted on one of the wheels. In an­
Columbia Model 49, Gents Chain Wheel
pine war.”
engaged in similar exploits.
one has cause to quarrel about it.
40.00
other form of the same device shoes are
Instead of going by a child’s age. as
After the Filipinos hail raised the white ' ” What makes von think it ?"
Hartford Pattern 19, Gents
p-ovided with contact plates. If the
» »
"She recently referred to Cupid as the to what rate of fare it shall pay. tjiey go
...3500
Hag. many of them attempted to run.
force of the current depends upon the
Hartford Pattern 20, Ladies
by size. The collector is provided with
my thological Ygorotc. ”
and several were shot for doing so.
speed
the
wheels
are
rotating,
this
may
••••35,°°
,t five-foot rule, and he rates the chil-
Vedette Pattern 21, Gents
lie a satisfactory device to discourage
In the churchyard of Marilao, the 1
dren
by
this.
Any
ehild
under
24
inches
....25.0°
rcorching.
Americans found 30 newly made graves SAMPLE COBIES of the Headlight will in height travels free, while those whr
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22, Ladies
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tie sent free on application Send a
... .26.00
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of Filipinos, and a dozen bodies were
We have a few 98 models which we
Three Reave Iriahaea.
postal card or leave your name at the measure between 24 inches and 51
are selling at a reduced
All who meas­
seen drifting down the over with grue­
office h |»aya tomibarribe for the lead­ Inches pay half fare.
The three greateat living British sol- rate,
All wheels fitted with either single or double clincher tube
ing. new meet and brainiest new pa|H*r ure more than four feet three inches
fliers are from the green island. Ior»l
some wounds The prisoners are digging
pay full fare.
Wolseley waa born in Ireland. Lord tires.
their former comrades’ graves.
CLUBBING RATES Weekly Oregoniau
Roberts, of Candahar. was born in India
, the
Many huts are smoking ruins, having I and Headlight, per Tear,
rille Ikm, the Aretle Circle.
POPE manufacturing co
of Irish parentage: Lord Kitchener, of
A curiosity recently exhibited at
I’een bunted bv the inhabitants. The . San Francium Examiner and Head­
light. |2 2A. Neo York Thrice a-Wr» k Stockholm was a section four feet In
Khartoum, was born in good old County
Americans are not burning any build ' World and Hea«llight, *2.09. Strictly
Kerry in ISM and was baptized at .»-■
diameter from a pine tree which grew
ngs.
cash in advance.
i <0 to TO mile* north of the arctic circle ' litvolla.
9
99 PRICES
COLUMBIAS,
Hartfords,
Vedettes,
Standard of the World.
Second only to Columbias.
Just bike Other OUheels.
lamb ,
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