Tillamook headlight., May 11, 1899, Image 6

NOTICE * OF * REMOVAL,
Mr
STURGEON has moved his DRUG STORE
and Mrs. Sturgeon her Millinery Store
Hext Door to Old Post Office, ouhere they have Commodious quarters
Mr. and Mrs. Sturgeon will he pleased to greet all their old customers and main io on
Mrs. Sturgeon has the latest Styles in Millinery.
Mr. Sturgeon, having over 20 years experience, assures yon that your doctor prescriptions and Jamily recipes
will be filled carefully,accurately and with purest drugs. Positively no substitution.
ed in the head, and a private, together
WANT TO BE LEADERS
Our good directors of Hebo school
with 10 typhoid patients, were brought
have talked of turning off our slicool Filipino Army Nearly Plunged
by special train to Manila today.
H.
M.
Fanner
is
running
his
saw
mill
teacher
for
opening
shool
by
repeating
Connty School Superintend ant G. B.
Into Civil War.
The Don Jose, the last of the missing
to its full capacity, and turning out a the Lord’s prayer.
Lamb was up visiting schools the later
M anila May 8.—The army gunboats steamers under the American flag which
good grade oflumlier.
part of last week.
Mr. Henry Kunst, Mr J. L. Smith and
Wall Harris is ditching, slashing, burn­ Mr. E. J. Buckler, of San Francisco, are Laguna de Bay ar.d Cavadonga returned were detained by the insurgents since
Julius Lendtke is quite sick and un­
today from an expedition up the San the lieginning of the war, and was found
ing logs, and otherwise improving his visiting at Commissioner Ray’s.
der the doctor’s care.
Fernando river, where it was learned by the gunboat Manila at Batangas, ar-
father’s place He has indeed made some
Mr. Chas. Johnson was married to
The Nehalem Creamery is now run­
very substantial improvements. He ex­ Mrs. White, the widow whose husband I hat just before the battle of Sun Tomas rived here today,
ning. It received the first lot of cream
pects to continue the work throughout died sometime ago of consumption. They the insurgents were almost plunged into |
on Saturday.
The navy department has selected a
civil war.
the summer.
HOBSONVILLE.
were married last Wednesday. The boys General Luna when an engagement successor to Admiral Dewey to com
Blackburn Bros’ logging camp started
Jeff Wallace was through this section gave Charlie a shivoree and he treated
up again on Tuesday, and the steam J. E. Sibley and wife left on the Harri­
with the Americans was inevitable, sent maud the Asiatic station. Orders were
of the country last week and bought up them.
whistle is agfein making music for the son last Sunday for a visit to Mr. Sibley’s
back to Bacolor to demand of General issued today detaching Admiral Watson
quite a herd of cattle, cows and two
Mr. Kunst visited the city of Tillamook Mascardo reinforcements. Mascardo said from the command of Mare Island navy­
South Forkers.
relatives in Augusta, Maine. They ex- year olds
last week.
Himple & Wheeler’s mill, which has |>ect to be gone about a month or six
he would take orders only from Aguin- yard, and ordering him to report to Ad­
Some of our people are planting their
Eld. Blalock, was visiting at Judge aldo. Luna, with a solitary regiment, miral Dewey at Manila, to relieve that
been closed for a short time for repairs, weeks.
gardens for the second time, the long
will resume operations in a few (lays.
made a forced inarch to Bacolor. Mas­ officer when he feels he can be spared
The tug Robarts came into the bay continued cold rains have rotted the Conder’s one day last week.
Tillamook Pomona Grange will meet from Netarts on Saturday and towed first planting.
Mt. Hebo has been white with snow cardo ordered Ins command to form in there. Rear-Admiral Kempff, at pres­
at Nehalem on Thursday the 19th inst. the schooner Sacramento to sea. The
the last week. We wish spring would line of battle. Outside of the opposing ent on waiting orders, has been ordered
forces the insurgent camp was all con­ to succeed Admiral Watsoi. in command
with White Clover Grange, at H. H. Sacramento came in Wednesday, beat­ Mrs. Phelps and Mrs. Harris were come.
visiting at the upper end of the Lake last
fusion.
of the Mare Island navy yard.
Lubessmg's hall on the South Fork.
Who
will
lx?
the
next,
seems
to
be
the
ing her way in across the bar.
week.
Aguinaldo was terrified bv the situa­
Teamsters have been quite busy on
text
preached
from
now-a-days
by
the
The steamer Wecott came in Sunday
W C. King still has some very fine
tion and ordered his chief of staff, Colo­
the beach, hauling up supplies, and etc. and took on a full load of lumber at the
boys of Nestucca bay.
It is authoritatively stated that the
cranberries
on hand, which are keeping
nel Arguelles, to make peace at all haz committee of the reichstag to which
f om Garibaldi.
Mr.
Webster
Hudson,
who
is
employed
mill. She sailed again Wednesday.
remarkably good for this time of the
ards. The soldiers were waiting orders was referred the meat inspection bill
Mrs. McDonald, who came in about year. He expects to go out with a load I by Mr. Chas. Ray, is not able to work to fight when Arguelles called a confer­
WILSON RIVER.
which was substantially agreed upon by
two months ago, for her health, died at for sale as soon as the roads are im­ on account of a very sore hand.
ence with the rival generals, Aguinaldo the imperial cabinet and the United
Mrs. E. Peterson and children have the Garibaldi Sunday and was buried Tues­ proved.
begged
Luna
and
Mascardo
not
to
plunge
To the Hebo Poet.
States ambassador, Andrew D. White,
sincere sympathy of friends in this com­ day.
Rev. Ginn held services at our school
the Filipino forces into civil strife at has reported against the measure and in
Whom do you mean I cannot tell;
The road between this place and Bay house Sunday last.
munity in their sad trouble.
such a time.
If it should be me, you're doing well.
favor of hostile bills to American inter­
Please just proceed 1 A Nestucca belle
(»list Boquist had one of those nice City surely has no equal in or out of the
His entreaties prevailed, Luna return­ ests, and that the government will pro­
BARNEGAT.
county.
It
would
not
be
so
bad
if
there
hack’s come in on the last boat.
Str! I love a boy, the choice of my heart, ed to tile front with reinforcements, and bably refuse to sanction it. The bill, as
The tidings to him will you impart?
Services will be held as usual at the | was any bottom to it, but every team
Mascardo was court martialed for itisob reported back, provides for an examina­
Bert
Biggs
and
son
went
to
the
city
Though he's no Hebo poet smart.
Wilson River school house as soon as that travels the roads must first take Wednesday.
ordination. The battle of San Tomas fol tion of American meats impossible to en­
I
soundings
and
then
prepare
to
flounder
Short
verses
like
modest
tradin
’
the protracted meetings at Tillamook
1c wed, and Luna received wounds in the force without utterly destroying Ameri­
Mrs. Carrie Hauxhuast left Sunday
Most becomes a young maiden ;
or swim through the thick clav mud.
close.
shoulder and groin that will surely dia can trade with Germany.
So
I
’
ll
discontinue
my
rhyme
•
eve
on
the
Harrison
for
Vancover,
Wash-
j Another year and we hope to have a |
Till some future time.
able him for the rest of the campaign,
Mrs. Peterson and daughter Bertha is good road here.
itigton, on a visit, and Miss Clara Biggs
As to our fortunes, time will tell,
and may cause his death.
stopping with friends until they have de­
is
deputy
postmaster
in
her
absense
while
It is persistently rumored that Major
You’ve the best wishes of—A Nestucca
Guagua was bombarded and carried
cided where they will make their home. i A jietition was circulated in our midst I Joe will keep a bachelor’s hall.
belle.
Marchand, leader of the famous March­
I last week asking that a part of the
by
assault.
The
insurgents
fired
the
Most ot the gardens are planted in $25,000, which was set aside for im­ The Barnegat school will start Mor
and expedition, which was returning
HOTEL PERSONALS.
town and abandoned a small gunboat of
spite of rain and cool weather, and some proving the bay be used on the lower day, the 15th, with Miss Ida Watson, of
from I ashoda, on the Nile, to the Red
their own.
oats are already up.
Allen House.
sea, en loute to Fiance, was killed by a
part of the bay. This surely is some­ Tillamook, as teacher.
It
was
from
the
civil
governor
of
the
1
Berlin, Germany—Mr. and Mrs.Groser.
Gust Wickland and E. Erickson went thing that should not be overlooked, for
band of marauders while on the way
Bert Biggs and J. R. Harter made a
Portland—A. Berg, Nick Steiner and district, Jose Entente, who sta; ed to from Addis Abeba, the Abyssinian cap­
upon the Wilson River last Sunday.
scarcely a steamer which draws from 12 flying trip to the hub Saturday.
welcome the Americans, that the news
family.
Mrs. E. Peterson went upon the Miami to 1C> feet can safely cross up as far as
ital, to Ras Biboutil, the French post on
Mr. Quick, of Blaine, is timber faller in
about Luna was received. He said that j
Pleasant Cove—Jim Fuller.
this place even at high tide without do­ F. Reynold’s camp at Barnegat. Wm.
on Tuesday to look after her property.
the coast. It is also rumored that Cap­
5000
to
8000
natives
had
been
killed
since
'
Miama—Harry Craine.
ing damage to herself. Every one who Roberts, of Washington Co., is forman
tain Baratier, who brought Marchand s
the beginning of hostilities, anil 500 in !
Balm—Felix Roy.
saw the petition signed it.
BEAVER.
in camp, good for you R.
surgents retreated from Guagua toward report regarding the Fashoda situation
Long Prairie—John Earl.
Last Monday morning Gust Trimpter
Mr. Tom Whaley, the teamster in R.
Bacolor when they heard the cannonad­ to Paris and subsequently returned to
Bewley—David Martiny.
J. R Dillow, of Blaine, was a pleasant
join in the retirement from Fashoda,
j found Nehalem John, an Indian, dead < camp is thinking of starting a mussel
ing by the gunboats as they approached !
Elwood—F. N. Cadonaw.
caller at C .Mill’s, Saturday last, stop­
was wounded in the same encounter.
on the beach this side of Miami river , ranch near Barnegat; he thinks they will
up
the
river.
In
the
graveyard
at
Gua-
j
Manhalan,
Kan.
—
C.
E.
Harper.
ping over night at J. R. Finley's, of this
bridge. Word was sent to Coroner Tut- do
( well here as there is a good demand
Bay City—D. W. Rhodes and wife, E. gua are 400 newly made graves.
place.
tie and he came down immediately to for
| shell fish in the summer season.
There is a revival of the talk of an ex­
L.
McNeal.
The insurgent forces have been divid
Charles Flinn, who has been employed investigate the matter. A jury was
tra session of congress, which is more
Wm.Roberts
is
also
thinking
offarming
Los
Angeles
—
0.
Waldvogil.
ed,
one
body,
under
command
of
Gener
j
I
in the city of Pittsburg, Pa., as book called on and agreed to disagree as .
al Mascardo, going to the west of San I than idle gossip. The contingency of
Beaver—J. R. Finley, Joe Bixby.
kcejier and cashier, is now at Sheridan, to the cause of his death, as the main ■ little, he will raise corn.
Honolulu,
S.
I.
—
W.
R.
Kifer.
Fernando, and the other, commanded bv Buch a session has been discussed at a
Ho!
Ho!
and
Miss
Maude
has
a
beau.
where J. R. Finley, ofthis place, has gone witnesses were so drunk thev could not
Hebo
—
Frank
Sherwood,
Steve
Hill.
General
Antonio Luna, moving north, i cabinet meeting, and a membor of that
to bring him and his wife and two stand. Attorney Eddy was then called
Barnegat—H. M. Sampson.
Both these leaders claim supreme com­ t»ody who was present is .authority for
HEBO.
children to Beaver, where thev intend to and they were all dav Tuesday getting a
mand of the Filipino army. General! the statement that the president’s mind
Hobsonyille
—
Mason
Clark.
make their future home. Mrs. Flinn is a verdict to find out whether he—Nehalam
1
Mrs.
Sadie
Knifong
was
buried
May
Luna
will fall back to Terlac, and from I is strongly inclined toward such a move.
Larsen
House.
sister of Lena Finley, our assistant post­ John—was dead or not. The jury finally
Hebo—Chas. Ray.
7th. at the Godard burying ground. A
that
place
move toward San _______
Isadora. 4
| I
mistress.
agreed that death was caused from
I I4.4 IX t 1 1 Aff.. . A u4.1.
■■
The United Slatesand Great Britian
I'earley Hiatt and family moved away heavy drinking and exposure, as John 1 large concourse of relatives and friends Nehalem—C. H Wheeler, Mrs. C. H. ~ General MacArthur will make San
1 paid tribute of respect to one who has Wheeler, Colman H. Wheeler.
Fernando his base of operations, sending
8ta,ul together in the advocacy of
from Beaver last week to make their was known to lie drunk from Friday
long lived among us. Her death was
Portland—M Heyman.
■’"* 1
‘ of troops
r____
[_ theadoptionofaecheineforthesettlement
out
detachments
as
they
may
future home in Tillamook city. Their until found dead on the beach.
The sudden and fears were entertained
that
Forest Grove—C Hudson.
be necessary.
of the international disputes by arbitra­
many friends wish them peace and pros­ body was buried at "Jaw Bone" ceme­
she was not dead. The interment was
Hobsonville—G. B. Davidson, A. S.
tion, which will be presented to the dis­
perity.
tery.
_______________
deferred from Friday till all were con- Payne, L. L. Smith.
REBEL
STRONGHOLD.
armament
conference at its meeting at
Win. Hiatt goesto Monmouth in a few
vinced she was dead.
Bny City—W. F. Balmer.
Real Batate Transfers.
The Hogue on the 16th of the present
days to do team work, where lie is en­
May Be a Great Battle There. month. The American delegates, headed
Saturday several men met at the Netarts—C. B. Wiley.
gaged for some two months.
May 5.—A. G. Beals to J. J. Johnson, lot schoolhouse and had a "wood l>ee.” Yamhill—W. Brown.
M anila , May 9 — Two companies of
Ambassador White, are equipped
6, block 14. in Miller's addition to
Rev. Armstrong and little daughter
Spruce—Henry Hays.
Thev cut, split and hauled five loads for
the Second Oregon troops, with the same
a ^a*rly
digested plan for the
Tillamook
City.
Ruth have l»een on the sick list, but are I
church purposes.
number
of
Minnesota
troops,
discovered
execut
*
on
°t
this
long-cherished
program
May
5.
—
U.S.
A
to
C.
E.
Reynolds,
Se
t.
now convalesing nicely.
Carnegie Sells Out.
ofNe l*. N
of Se >, and Sw I, of May 14th a Sunday school will lie or-
today the strongest fortifications and in- ' w *“'e l*le British delegates are prepared
Rev. Bukev, of this place, is now in |
Se >4, sec. 4. tp. 1 S, R. 7 W.
gnnized at Hebo school house.
a P’an which is almost identical with
N ew Y ork . May 9.—A dispatch to the surgent stronghold yet found by General
route to Portland to return in about two May 6 —D. E. and E. E. Emmitt to State
Lawton s men. This is at San Ildefonso the Anierican project.
of Oregon, various tracts in Tilla­ May 14th Rev. A. M. Ginn fills his Tribune from London says; Andrew
weeks, accompanied by his sister, Mrs. I
mook county.
regular appointment at Hebo school Camegie, ask to give his reasons for sell, . nine miles north of Balmag. The posil1
Eddie. Four or five other families are
house.
May
«.
—
Sheriff
H.
H.
Alderman
to
W.
ing his vast interest in the manufacture j tion is so strong that it may be the place ' Admiral Dewey, upon his return to the
expected to come along, all of whom ex- |
«f a 'rt'nendous battle, if the Insurgents! United States, is to be presented with a
W. Conder, tax deed for W 'jofNw
The school is moving on harmoniously. of iron and steel, referred with indorse­
pect to make |x*rnianent homes in sn I 1
l4, Ne '4 ofSw 'land Sw '.ofNw '4
(
Ix-l'l the isvsit.on. This and other Indi- monster testimonial, consisting of auto­
Each pupil is deeply interested in his ment to an interview with him printed in
around Beaver.
of sec. 11, tp. 2 S, R. 8 W.
I a London paper today. In this inter­ - cations show that the progress of General graph letters from nearly every member
studies
and
seem
to
be
trying
to
excel
on
Mr. Patrick, who is a rancher in no Mav 8—U.S. A, to Carl Wallin, Se >4 of
view Mr. C arnegie was asked if he had Uwton toward San Isidro will tie con of President McKinley’s cabinet, gover­
all lines.
sec. 30, tp. 2 N, R. 9 W.
small wav, near Salem, Ore., is a guest
soldfrom
tear or dislike of the trust, and tested every inch of the way A mile of nors of states and prominent United
May
9
—
T.
M.
Kellogg
to
Ida
E.
]
Re|wrt
of
Hebo
school
for
the
month
of his son in-law, Jos. Bixbv. He will re-
heavy earthworks With flanking trenches States senators. The secretary of the
Kellogg. H ‘a of Ne '4 and E '3 of ending April 28th, 1899. Enrolled. 25; was quoted as replying:
turn to his home in a tew days and bring
defends the town in 9U< |, n way that a treasury says, in his written opinion of
Se >4. also Nw t, and Swt.ofsec,
’
’
The
trusts
have
never
frightened
me
average attendenee 19; neither tardy nor I
his family to Beaver, where they will
3«, tp. 2 N, R. 7 W.
«rgebody oftroopswillbe required to Dewey, that he regards him as one oft
make their future home.
May 9 —G. W. Sutherland to Edgar absent, Lillie. Liuie and Eddie Hansen, and the Carnegie Steel Company has no take the place.
™ vo 1
occamon
to
be
afraid
of
them,
as
it
is
1
galaxy of men who have made the Ameri­
Latimer, lots 1,2, 3 and 4, in block Alton Conner. Claude Lewallen and
19. in Thayer's addition to Till«, Jessie Wagner, We had 28 visitors. Dir-!the Kreatest property of its kind the .„^’““"^e'^'^^nat.vesrush can name honorable and illustrious. jThe
COULSONBURO.
mook City.
ectors visits 8. Average time spent, 2 work! has ever seen or perhaps ever will ■nto General Law ton's lines for succor secretary of state writes that no arti­
The fine weather of the past week put May 9.—I. B Pape nnd C. S. Robbins to hrs. each visit. Mrs. N. Martin Ginn, see I did not sell out because business and allI being fed on rice stores captured ficial commemoration of such a victory
Lundbury Brothers, 50 by 100 feet,
|'
[was not prosperous; it never was so from the rebels by the Americans
a broad smile on the faces of our citizens,
is at all needful to preserve it forever in
teacher.
in lot 5, sex. 23. tp. 3 N, R. 10 W.
Lawton has set up . Fihpino
‘ General
"■neral Uwton
I prosperous, nor were its prospects ever
and quite a hit of garden was planted, I
the American heart. The secretary of
Mrs. Sadie Knifong died last Thursdav
... .
. .__
.. 80 R°od. I sold in pursuance of a policy munieip.! government at Baliuag. wfth ' the navy expresses similar views. The
Card of Thanks.
Onr school is progressing nicely, and.'
morning. !'"
She has not been very well determined
12___ sx»»»n
• long
— ago
' « Filipino mayor, elected
lllllltll u|x>n
ago IIUI
not IO
to silt
spend my
at a popular 1 secretarv of agriculture reminds Ameri­
our wish is that it will continue to do so
'.v mass meeting.
We wish to express our thanks for for sometime.
____
„ in busmen, struggling for
.„. H tssatd she came very
old __ age
oc
-V.
—
/
more
cans that Dewey, in a day, added an
I* •»»
’b nf
. _
1 * f
---- ” ’
Messrs. John Brady and llerliert Chap­ the sympathy show n us hv the people of ncar dying while
in a «» oiri
circle
ot the <s
spirit- 1 dollars.
* .T.'? *TT,oPi"« • digni-
Skirmish Near San Miguel
archipelago to the possessions of the
man, of Blaine, also a man front Eastern Bay City during the funeral services over nalists sometime back, but has not Iteen
tied and unselfish life after 60."
United States. The secretary of war
Oregon, passetl through here Monday en the late Mrs. Margnrette Balmer on Sun. allowed to sit in one since then and has
M anila . May ».-« «p M . ’
Mr. Carnegie's attention was called to "•'Hering p.rty from Lawton .com,X' writes that he gladly adds his tribute of
route for the Netarts logging camp.
Iteen able to work since. She was doing
day last.
B u nks B ros .
a paragraph in a London paper which
some
work
the
morning
she
was
taken
1 »nsistlng of two companies of the Min praise to Dewey, and the postmaster­
Rev R 11. Dollarhide, of Beaver, was j
To the Patrons of Husbandry. til and diet! very suddenly. She leaves referred to his famous declaration. "That
general enthusiastically seconds the pro­
a pleasant caller at this |>lace the first of
to he rich is to die disgraced.” and he
position to emphasize the gratitude of
the week.
Owing to the condition of the roads, several children nnd many relatives to was asked what he was going to do with Of M.i7’^s7",*?‘ un',“r
the people. While Admiral Dewey will
Mr G. T. Coulson is working for Mrs the meeting of Pomona Grange. to mourn their loss.
the «100.000.000 he had arnawtd "Tell
Poland's at present.
il be * held at White Clover 279, is post-
There is great complaint of so much that editor," replied Mr Camegie. "to ment. advanced yesterday to a r7. I* the recipient of many honors on hi«
Miguel 1» mil
* P"'nt return home, this testimonial will be the
Work on the new cheese factory has potted to the third Thursday in June
wet weather this spring. Some think he watch and see I hope I shall not justify near San
The Ametic.;. Xn°:7O,.B‘l first written evidence extended to him of
Fraternally yours.
begun, and it will soon be completed.
I who sends it knows t>est w hat we need, the aathropist as a man with a great
»»Iley from 1 force of
> J'!*1 * the very widespread sentiment and
Then patrons bring on your milk.
I
F klix R oy .
and I guess he does
deal of money but very little sense."
a gratitude on the part of Americans for
NEHALEM.
Perley Coulson and framily, of Blaine,
visited with friends at this place Satur­
day and Sunday.
Mr. Clark Bundy, of Browns, was the
guest of N. Coulson, Sunday.
Lost—A hog about as large as a good
sized rat, anyone knowing of its where­
abouts will please keep it and say noth­
ing about it.______________
SANDLAKE.