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THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, MAY 25, 1899
went down like a log.
Prattle of The Youngsters.
T imbkr L and , A ct J i nk 3. 1878.— notick F ob
“Then I warmed up to the fight, and
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want for the wolves without giving them
Rich Uncle: "Areyou alwayssoquiet,
Oregon City Oregon,
a chance to couie at me. Henry did tile Willi«-?"
March 32nd, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that in compli­
same amt they laid about iih on all sides,
Willie: “No; but ma said she would
ance with the provisions of the aet of Con­
gress of June 3rd. 1878, entitled “An act for
whenever we saw a wolf one of us hit it. give me a quarter if I behaved well and
the sale of timber '.ands in the States ol Califor­
But we didn't get in another blow like didn't say any thing al«>ut her bald head.”
nia. Oregon, Nevada and Washington Terri­
tory.“ as extended to all the Public Land States
that first one. Every wolf had to be
by act of August 4, 1892.
MILES M. FLYNN.
struck several times. I hit one fellow
“Jimmy, how old are you ?”
of Astoria, county of Clatsop, State of Oregon,
“I’ iu ten.’’
on the head and rolled him over, but
has this day filed in this office his sworn state­
ment No. 3oH4. foi the purchaseot the Lots 3 and
in a couple of seconds he was up on uiv
Ten ? How long have you been ten !’’
4 and E ’a of Sw % of Section No. 5, in Tow n­
ship No. 4 N, Range No. 9 W, and will offer
back with his teeth in my shoulder.
"Aw—I’ve been ten tuore’n year."
proof to show that the land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone than for agricul­
Henry caught him one over the loins
tural purposes, and to establish his claim to
"Is Tommie any relation of yours !”
with his shovel that laid him out, but
said land before the Register and Receiver of
this office at Oregon City. Oregon, on Thurs­
my left arm was useless for fighting asked a gentleman ot Bobbie. "He has
day. the 15th day of June, 1899. He names as
the
same
name
as
yours.
”
witnesses:
after that and things looked mighty ser
Michael Kenney, of S ensen, Oregon ; James
ions.
"Yes,” said Bobbie, "His papa mar­
Law lor, of Astoria Oregon ; James Burke, of
Seaside, Oregon ; Joseph B. Johnson, of Bea-
ried
my
mamma.
”
‘Part of the time th« wolves wouP
side. Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
crowd us, and part of the time we would
above-described lauds are requested to tile their
Little 4-year-old Mabel was playing
claims in this office on or betore said 15th day ol
crowd the wolves. Our arms and legs
one day when »he accidently struck her I
were bitten »nd our faces and hands
Better than any cemented-tired wheel on the market at any price. June, 1899.
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dimpled elbow on the chair. "Oh 111am- i
scarred, but fortunately we managed to
ma,
”
she
exclaimed,
‘
Tve
bitted
m;
el-1
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice for
beat the beasts off.
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bow right where it makes me feel like
United Suites Land Office,
After we had killed three wolves and
I could see stars in my fingers. ”
Oregon City, Oregon,
had all the others pretty badly battered
As good as any $50 cemented tired wheel.
March 22nd, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
up a big fellow got up from behind me
It was Freddie’s first experience with [
with the provisions of the act of Congress
of June* 3rd, 1X78, entitled "An act for the
and knocked me down. For a moment soda waler, ami, drinking the contents of
manufactured by Gormully & Jeffery.
sale of tinker lauds in the States of Califor­
I thought all was up and expected to his glass with undue eagerness, he was
nia, Oregon, Nevada. ami Washington Territo­
ry.” as extended to all the Public Land States
F.
C.
SHANAHAN,
Agent.
feel the sharp teeth in my neck. But aware of a tingling sensation in his nos­
by act of August 4, 1892,
MICHAEL KENNEY,
Henry was on hand. With a swinging trils. "Well how do you like it ?” ask Can be seen at the Tillamook Lumber Co.’s office.
of Svcusen, county of Clatsop. State of Oregon,
has this day filed in this office his sworn state­
blow from his shovel he eaught the wolf ed his mother. “It’s all right.” said
ment No. 3095, for the purchase of the Se % of
under the jaw and put it out of the fight. Freddy, as he wrinkled liis nose, “but
of Section No 5111 Township No. 4 N. Range No.
9 W, ami will offer proof to show that the land
Another blow on the back of the head it tastes like your foot’s asleep!”
sought is more valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes-and to establish
streached him out for good.
his claim to said land before the Register and
“
A
small
boy
who
lives
on
the
north
“Then I got up and went at it again,
Receiver of this office nt Oregon City. Oregon,
m Thursday, the i5th day of June, 1899. He
I was badly used up, but so were the side is a model of obedience, lie can
names as witnesses :
Miles M. Flynn ami James Lawlor,of Astoria,
get
into
as
much
unexpected
mischief
remaining
wolves.
In
a
few
moments
A FIGHT WITH WOLVES.
Oregon : Janies Burke and Joseph B. Johnson,
there was only one wolf left, He lost as any youngster, but never wilfully
of Seaside, Oiegon.
Any iiiiti nil Demons claiming adversely the
¡nets Driver Into a Tunnel by courage and started to get out, but disobeys orders. The other day his mo­
above-describea lands are requested to tile their
claims in this office on or before said 15th day of
ther was going out, and, as the wheather
Henry
cornered
him
and
split
his
head
Ravenous Beasts.
June, 1899.
with the shovel. Then we sat down to was l>ad, she instructed him to stay in
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the house during her alisense. It is not
■ Hun'i-rs. miners and ranchers gener- rest and cool off.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Hly agree that wild animals have lieen
“We killed eight wolves, and all of her habit to make threats, but this time
Land Office at Oregon City. Ore.,
May qth, 1M99.
Holder in the last « inter tha>1 ever before them big fellows. We were badly used she gravely informed him that she would
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice of his intention
■ the history of California, reports the up, but with no serious wounds. We be obliged to whip him when the returned
to make final proof ill support of his claim, and
Man Francisco Call. The long dry spell managed to get back to our cabin, where if she found out that he had been out­
that said proof will be made before the Register
and
Receiver, at Oregon City, Oregon, June
doors.
For
some
time
he
gazed
long
­
Bal the consequent scarcity of small we found neighbors. They went up and
Freight handled with pispatch and at lowest rates. Fruit delivered in good order. 24th, 1899. viz :
ARTHUR WILLIAMS ;
Best Accommodations and Cheapest Route to or from Tillamook.
Bune are accountable for this, but ihe skinned our game after seeing us safely ingly out of the window at the other
H.E. No. 114I8 for the Sw zl4 of sec. 10, tp. 1 S,
Btremes to which some of the wild to bed. The eight skins are beauties, children playing in the snow, and then, Every attention paid to wants and conveniences of passenger. First-class table set R. 6 W
He names the fo lowing witnesses to prove
WILL SAIL FROM SAN FRANCISCO ABOUT APRIL 13th AND
Bants have gone issimply incredible.
and I guess we can sell them for enough just as his mother was about togo he
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
EVERY 10 DAYS AFTER.
■ Up in El Dorado county a few davs to pay us for the time we have spent in went to her and said:
Charles I.. Dick, w. C. Peiffer, John Boyd, S.
“ ‘Say, mamma, if 1 let you whip now For further particulars apply to
Hgo two miners, George Nelson and bed. I am feeling all right now, except
L. Berry, of Gaston, Oregon.
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may
I
go
out
afterwards
’
!
’
’
■enry Young, were driven into a tun my shoulder. In hurts occasionally.
Bel by a pack of eight wolves and had to Both of us will be out in a week, Pass
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
“Papa,” asked a 4-year-old youngester,
Land Office at Oregon City, Ore.,
■glit for their lives with pickaxes and me the arnica.”
May 9th, 1899.
No. 14 C alieorm .-. S treet , S an F ranoso ; or to T ruckee L i mber C o .
“
are
all little boys made of dust.”
Notice is hereby given that the following
Biovels. The wolves were vanquished.
named settler has filed notice of his intention
“
Yes,
my
son,
”
was
the
reply.
But both men are confined to their beds
to make final proof in support of his claim,
Labor and Industry.
“Well, then,” continued the little fellow,
and that said proof will be made before the
■ Uli wounds.
Register and Receiver, at Oiegon City, Oregon,
American bricks are shipped to Ger­ “I wish you would make nurse stop Centrally Ltoeated.
1899, viz :
I According to the story told by Nelson
Rates, $1 Per Day. on June 24th, CHARLES
I.. DICK ;
using
the
whiskbroom
on
me.
I'm
afraid
many.
I was a terrible fight.
H.E. 11430, for the Nw '< of see. 10, tp. t S, R
she’ll brush me all away.”
\x
Great Britain has 4,000,000 working
I The camp of the miners is about four
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Idles from Pleasant Valiev. On the women.
“Why, Willie,” said his mother one dav
of s id land, vs •
Arthur Williams, John Boyd, S. L. Berry, W.
lillside several hundred feet above Ihe
The Railway Age says there is everv in­ when they were out walking, “what do
C. ¡’eider, of Gaston, Oregon.
lamp is the entrance to the tunnel in dication
,
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that not less than 5,000 miles of you mean by offering a penny to that
M. H. LARSEN, Proprietor
lliicli the two miners work. It was on new
,
railway will be built in the United mule ?”
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
liu-ir way from the cabin to the tunnel States
<
in 1899, representing an invest­
“Because,’’ replied the little investiga­
Land Office at Oregon City, Ore.,
April 25, 1899.
OREGON
TILLAMOOK,
Lit the wolves made the attack.
, ment of about $150,000,000.
tor, “I heard papa sav that money makes
Notice is hereby given that the following-
I “I had no idea that there were any
named
settler
has
filed
notice
of
Ids intention
the
mare
go,
and
I
want
to
see
if
it
has
The world’s total copper production is
to make filial prool in support of hiseliilm, mid
Stage and Express Office.
The Best Hotel in the city. No Chinese Employed that
Lives close to camp." said Nelson. “Of ( estimated at 420,000 tons for 1898. The the same effect on the mule.”
said proof will be made before the County
Clerk of Tillamook county, at Tillamook, Ore,,
tourse I know there are lots of them up ( copper consumption ot the United States
on June 10th. 1X99, viz :
bathe high mountains, but I never ex- in
; 1898 was more than one-fourth of the
CHARLES H. BLAKE.
“Willie," said a mother to her 4-year-
H. E. 10969. for the Sw %ofSe,.l. 8^ ofSw'^
peeled to see anything down our way copper
,
old
hopeful,
“
you
must
not
interrupt
me
and Nw '4 of Sw
of Sue. 20 Tp. 2 S, R. 0. W.
production of the whole world.
He names the foilowi* g witnesses to prove
buy bigger than a pole cat.
when I am talking to the women. Wait
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
During the last month sixty carloads
"It was early Monday morning when
until we get through, thenyoucan talk.”
of said land, viz :
of machinery left American ports for
Lars P. Rey, Benjamin W. Turner, John N.
Renry and I started for the mine. There
“But, mamma," replied the little fel­
Simmons, arid James L. Simmons, of Nestoeton,
foreign shores, the greater part being
Orege*
Was some snow on the ground. Just after
low, “by the time you get through I'll
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heavy stationary engines. A great deal
leaving the cabin our trail starts right up
of mining machinery is going to Costa forget all my talk."
NOTK E TO < 11EIHTOIC*.
the mountain side. Then it runs over a
Solomon's wisdom is proverbial, but
Rica.
bort of lower spot right to the mouth of
N otice is H ereby G iven ,—That the under,
Governor Mount, of Indiana, has re­ he probably never attempted to answer
the tunnel that is at the bottom of
signed has been duly appointed by Die Com ty
fused military protection to non-union childish inquiries.
Court of the State of Oregon, for Tillanioo^
another hill.
county, administrator of the estate of ERIC
"Tommy,” said a mother to her
PETERSON, deceased. All persons having
“Henry and I climbed up the steep glass workers brought from Alexandria.
naughty son, “you must be a better boy
claims against said estate are hereby required
Ind.,
to
take
the
place
of
strikers.
ASTORIA
AND
iscent and stopped a moment to get cur
to present the same to me, with proper vouchers
or vou will never go to heaven.”
ashy law required, at the office ol B. L. Eddy,
breath. Just then I heard a queer bark Neither will he permit armed men to be
Attorney at Law, at Tillmnook City, Oregon,
“And suppose I am real good and go
TILLAMOOK.
imported
to
guard
the
works.
withffi six months from the date hereof.
back on the trail over which we had just
there,"
said
Tommy,
“
will
1
have
to
keep
Dated this 18th day of May, 1X99
Ifa servant in Germany falls sick her
FRANK EK ROTH,
passed.
right on being good after I get there?”
Administrator of the Estate of
mistress
is
not
allowed
to
discharge
her,
“ ’Whose dog is that ?’ I asked Henry.
Eric Peterson, deceased.
but must pay 47 cents a day for her
“ ’Wolf,’ said Henry. ‘Listen.’
A 5-year-old kindergarten pupil was
"The bark came again, and then sev­ hospital exjienses until she is perfectly told to write an essay on the cow, and
WILL RUN THE
eral harks all at once. There was no well. The wages of girls vary from $2.40 after a long and earnest struggle the
following wns handed in for criticism;
tloulit now but we were being chased by to $7.20 a month, with board.
“The cow is a female ox and her chil­
During the month of March the Ameri­
wolves, and we hadn’t a splinter to make
can Federation of Labor chartered two dren are called calves. The cow has four
a fight against them.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
“Suddenly we saw the wolves emerge national and thirty-nine local unions. legs, one on each corner. She also has a Will make trips every five days, the weather permitting, between Astoria »nd
Tillamook City, carrying freight and paasengera.
CLASSES WERE RESUMED ON THE
from a little clump of timber and take More charters have been issned by the tail. If her tail was a leg she would then
FIRST MONDAY IN HEHEMBER.
to the trail as if they were sure we were American Federation of Labor and na­ have five legs. The cow has two horns,
ELMORE, SANBORN & CO., ASTORIA ; or COHN & CO.,
their meat. They bounded up the hill. tional unions thus far in 1899 than dur­ but because why I don't know."
GRADED COURSE OF INSTRUC­
TILLAMOOK, AGENTS.
1 stood spellbound. If it hadn’t baen for ing the whole of last year.
TION
A little boy and girl were standing at
BT. ALPHONAUM ACACKMY is divided into
Henry I would have been eaten right
An Appleton, Wis , firm has received
the bedside of a sick mother, who was
four departments, viz : Primary, Intermediate
there; but lie is an old hunter and knows cable orders for plans for a big ground
administering words of cantion to the j L. ______
D irectors :
___ Grammar, and Senior.
H. BROWN, P resident .
a thing or two about wolves.
wood pulpmill, to be contracted at Stock, pair. They were going out to tea, and I W. H. COOPER, See. & T rks .
The year is divided into tour terms of eleven
D. H. BROWN, H. G. DAVIS, O. W TEFFT.
“ 'Run for the tunnel.’ he shouted, holm, Sweden. The interesting features
weeks each.
the mother said, as she kissed her son:
mill ma-
grabbing my arm and almost dragging of the order is that the
t— entire
-------------
“Now, dear, mind and not lie too
TUITION FEE.
me along 'It's our only chance. Grab chinery is to be of American make on
Tuition Fee for one pupil for a term of eleven
boisterous.
”
weeks In the Primary Department, Two D ol ­
The order is the
the picks and crowbars there. Run!’
American models,
His little sister pensively remarked as
lars ; in the I rtekmrdiate , I umi i . D ollars ;
Manufacturers of
G rammar G kadf ., F our I ktli . amm ; M knior
"By this time the wolves were not fourth the concern has received in the she said good-bvc: "Mustn t I be girl-
G maub , F ive D ollars .
more than 100 feet away and coming up last two years.
sterous, mamma ?’’ _______
the hill in long jumps. We ran a race
INSTRUMENI’AI, MUSIC.
There are no large factories for making
Instrumental Music on the Piano or the
that would have broken any track record. shoes in Mexico, as in the United States.
Enough to go Around.
stringed instruments, for a term of eleven weeks
WI.en we had covered about half the There are extensive establishments in
TILLAMOOK, OR.
T en D ollars .
I
distance to the tunnel the wolves were Leon, Mexico City and Guadalajar, hut We were wheeling, slowly, wheeling, by
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I
the meadows sweet with hay,
not more than fifty feet behind us and they are not exactly factories. The shoes
Vocal Music, K ioht I nh labs
gaining.
are made under a kind of tenement sys When we came upon an orchard, set to .
BUSIN ESS I > E PA RTM FNT.
tempt us, by the way.
“ 'If they catch us we are gone,’ said tern Wordmen receive stipulated sum
In the Business Department' Htenogrsph,
Henry. Run for all you’re worth.'
Book keeping, and Type.writing included, if
for each pair of shoes made, according And we did not care to alter Adam's
desited Th<-common branches, T himtv - fivb
timeworn precedent,
"The tunnel wus only a short distance to quality,
D ollars for the whole course
f|j
lain sewing wild Fancy Work free to the
For
the
ruddy,
bursting
apples
told
a
j
ahead. A big fellow was just behind me
pupils on Saturday afternoon
Local
Orders
Promptly
Filled.
Well
Stocked
Voice (over the telephone)—Say, didn I
tale more eloquent.
l.atin, French, and German included in the
snapping his jaws as if he was sure cf
Senior tirade Private lessons In those la"-
vou tell me those frogs you sold me an Now a common, uncouth farmer, who
his game.
guagesTKN D ollars a term.
Lumber
Yard
near
Court
House.
Board and Tuition including plain and fancy
hour
ago
for
fish
bait
were
all
alive
and
was loitering around.
“That sight spurred me on and we
needle work. T hirtfb * D oli . amb a month
Spied
our
cool
commune
with
Nature
j
When there art-four pupils in one family at­
dashed right into the tunnel. At this in good condition?
tending the last one is free.
»nd approached without a sound.
The Other Voice—They were, sir,
Sewing school, free to pupi s. wl.l be resumed
moment I am sure that the wolf in the
on the first Saturday in October.
lead made a bite at my leg. Hut he when I sent them. I never saw livelier Then I rose »nd begged hie pardon for
bold,
intrusive
act.
our
imi
’
i,
in»»
—
didn't follow me in on the instant. The frogs.
s
REGULATIONS.
Originaip'oiae—Well. they ve all coak But the rotting, waMed apple» »till re-.
darkness scared him a little, and that
Students are entered at any time during the
Sesaion
No
deduction will l»e made In either
uiained
a
glaring
tact.
fact.
gave us a chance to get a few feet in ed. Ring 0^
the Academic or Music Department for th«
And.
I
urged,
it
were
letter
to
con.uui-
<
hristrnas
or
Easter Holiday for withdrawal
the lead and grab the picks and shovels
ALLEN.
before the expiiation of the term or absence,
-I »uppe-e you will be ready when
them in this w»y
except in case of dismissal or piolongvd illnesa.
" ‘Crack the first one that corves
vonr country call’ you?'
fr'*‘nd Then to have their glory usele»» as they
Proprietor
Those who finish a complete course in the
along,’ gasped Henry. 'If vou show ’ Ve»,»ir. replied Senab-r Sorghun.
ArademK or the i'omniercial Department and
rotted
day
by
day.
fear we are gone. They’ll be here in a
pa »a » satisfactory esamhiaitton in the blanches
confidently, “but I’m going to keep “Oh,” he said, in backwoods fashion, a"
Fimi c I mhh rccoiiiiikm I h I ìoii prrscribM are entitled to a Diploma
second if they are coming at all.’
right on hluffling till that happen . 1«
he wl.isilcd to hl» dog».
“And in a second we were right in the not going to lay down niy hand t.ll my
at hccoik I clan» rate.
- Yew km jes’ he» ■»
*•*“ ,ew trr
thick of a fight. The big fellow that
INSURE WITH
we
feed
'em
tew
the
hogs
’
was right behind me only waited for country does call me.
MEALS IN THE
Claude Thayer,
the rest of the pack to catch up and then
Mr, Donovan—An’ th’ mon M«rj j
Billy, which would you gpt—a n w
CITY.
dashed right after us. Our running
Agent for Fireman's Fund anti London
Him i.i»rrici h»’ !’*• •’
Mr"
«lit or anew wheel! ’
.
Illm mail
( „ r„ii«»me
away seemed to give the beasts courage
Til'amook, Ore
anti Lancashire Fire Insurance
“Well, if you wear good cloth'
The big fellow seemed to have singled vou can get trusted for » wheel but ha»
Hendqnarleis for Furcal Grote huge Lu.e.
Companies.
ur»tcr. •>
’•"PI—" h“ rinU U,U“
"te out. for he jumped straight for my ing 8 new wheel won’t help you out any
wiuetiimK îuormou».
throat. I was ready for him and floored
hiui with a pick bet-veen the eyes. He ou clothes.”
1899.
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ONLY
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k
Reduced
Fares!
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Lumber a Specialty.
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ACADEMY,