Tillamook headlight., May 25, 1899, Image 6

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, MAY 25, 1899.
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NOTICE * OF * REMOVAL.
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Mr.
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STURGEON has moved his DRUG STORE
and Mrs. Sturgeon her Millinery Store
fiext Door to Old Post Office, cohere they have Commodious quarters.
Mr. and Mrs. Sturgeon will be pleased to greet all their old customers and many new ones.
Mrs. Sturgeon has the latest Styles in Millinery.
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Mr. Sturgeon, having over 20 years experience, assures you that your doctor prescriptions and lann j iccipes
will be filled carefully, accurately and with purest drugs. Positively no substitution.
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Rich Ore in Golconda.
Not What They Want.
Stretch over the land today ;
paper at Nehalem—born too soon—died house in charge, had a spelling bee on
For the love that clasfieth as brothers
prematurely of “Billingsgate plethora ’’ Friday, in which visitors participated.
B akek C ity , Or., May 23 — A wonder,
M anila , May 23.—It is said that the
Memorial Day, May 30th, 1 «99, will
The hands of the blue and gray.
Even the little fiste that barks at the tail Geo. I’ve and Esma Newell held the floor
Filipino peace envoys at the conference fill strike was made yesterday in the
lie observed as follows in Tillamook
end ot the chase is usually thrown a little longest, Miss Essie being finally victor­
today were dismayed at the terms offered Golconda mine. Ata depth of 2oo feet
City:
offal after the quarry is brought down ; ious.
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Got
their
Eye
on
Tillamook.
in President McKinley’s cablegram. . miners broke through a strong vein
The G. A. R. will assemble at their hall,
then why should he not step up and
'»regorio del Pilar showed embarrass-! open ing u p a t h ree-foot pay streak. The
COULSONBURG.
Astoria Protective Commercial
at 9:30 am. All members areexpecte
modestly ask for what he wants? And
ment when he realized he was being ore assays $748 20 per ton in gold and 85
Association, Astoria, May 19,
to fall in line. The march to the ceme­
get it too—in the neck.
I>. F. Coulson, wife, and son Lloyd offered nothing but vague promises, and ounces in silver. In the same led was
tery will start at 10 o’clock a m. (sharp), EDITOR OE THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT.
A nti -B lathekskite .
visited
friends and relatives here this- >ossible representation for his people, in exposed a three-inch stringer of high­
D ear S ir ,—Will you please answer in
lead by the Tillamook band.
week.
•ompliance with the American demand grade ore, containing visible free gold,
Mexican war veterans, Indian war vour valuable paper, for the benefit of us
BARNEGAT
some of
is deposited
on vijownn,
crystals.
Oil and Lucy Kinnaman are the proud that
mm. they
viivj xmj
lay down their
v..»-.. arms. All the - -----
-- which —
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veterans, ex-Confederate soldiers, volun­ in Clatsop county, who are way behind
i possessers of a new wheel each.
| ] Filipinos shrugged
_
their shoulders as the Die value of this stringer, showing plain-
teers of the Spanish and Philippine war, on roads:
Mr. Joe Hauxhurst and Tom Whalen
There seems to lie quite a bit of interest1 glowing prophecies of the future, after ly across the pay shoot, is $20.146 in free
1. How many miles of graveled roads went up the Trask river Monday, and
all civic organizations and citizens are
shown in our Sabbath school at this Í cessation of hostilities were outlined to gold, and 600 ounces in Bilver per bin.
requested to join us in the march and has your county ?
returned Thursday with the oxen.
them by the members of the American
J. G. and J. T. English, of Canville,
2. What is the cost per mile of gravel-
in decorating the graves, not only of our
Mr. Hunt and Miss Ida Watson, the I place, and it is in a flourishing condition :
i ■ commission. They said they asked for III , have spent $100,000 in the develop­
comrades, but of the loved ones gone be­ ing?
with
Mr.
A.
Bevens
as
superintendent.
Barnegat school marm, went to the city
3. Does your county intend to substi- I Saturday and returned Sunday.
Rev. Armstrong, of Beaver, called on I independence and liberty with dignity ment of tho Golconda mine, and in build-
fore.
I under the protection of the United States, inga bromo chlorine mill for treating re­
In case of stormy weather this part of tute plank for gravel; or
friends here Saturday.
Bert Biggs made a trip up Tillamook
I and were now offered nothing but an fractory ore They have arranged to
4. Is your new portable saw mill to be
the programme will be dispenced with,
Miss
Florence
Dollarhide
visited
among
Friday, and returned with his house-
and a detail from the G.A.R. will put used for cutting planks for entirely new
friends at this place Sunday, Monday indefinite assurance that individual na­ sink 200 feet below the 200-foot level,
keeeper, Mrs. Esther Brammer.
roads ?
tives ought to hold official position under where the strike was made yesterday.
flags upon the soldiers’ graves.
and Tuesday.
5. Bv whom is the saw mill to be oper­ Sunday the beach was lined with
the proposed government.
Comrade J. Blum is detailed to place
There is great excitement in this city,
It rains so much here that the bees
people.
The Filipino commissioners will accept as the Golconda promises to be the
flags upon the comrades, graves in the ated ?
cant’t swarm. Wish the weather man
Monday, a boat load of drunks came
6. What is the estimated, or actual,
South Prairie cemetery; Comrades W. T.
j not a single condition proposed, but will greatest bonanza in the Baker City gold
would have it stopped for their sake, if
Doughty and B. IL Hathaway to place expense of planking |>er mile by use of down with a lot of bug juice.
return dissatisfied to Aguinaldo and re* fields.
nothing else.
portable saw mill ?
flags on those in the Bay cemetery.
port the results. Major Zailcita, one of
I Mr. Bert Biggs, of Barnegat, last Fri­
Strawberries
have
commenced
to
ripen
General Otis has received from Gen­
Answers to this will be a valued favor to day night shaved,combed his hair, put
Friends donating flowers will please
the Filipino commissioners, was inter­
eral Lawton a glowing account ot ths
semi tnem to the G A.R. hall not later Clatsop county and to our association. ‘ on his best suit of clothes, blacked his in this section.
viewed today, and said;
Very truly yours,
than 9 o’clock a.in.
‘‘As the ultimate form of government deeds and valor and able generalship of
¡shoes, curled his mustache,jumped into
HOTEL PERSONALS.
It is ex|>ected that all business will be
H. 8. L yman , Sec. I his boat with a light heart, took his
rest in the hands of the American con­ Colonel Summers, who has led the bri­
Allen House.
suspended and flags at half mast.
gress, the present proposals are merely gade of Oregon and Minnesota troops
1. Tillamook county has probably from oars and took a flying trip to the city to
At 1:30 p.m. the opera house will
Nehalem
—
Dr.
Spronagle,
G.
M.
Cobb.
provisional. The result of the present and the Utah battery in the advances
meet
his
sweet
little
Ida
Watson,
the
35 to 40 miles of graveled road.
be <>|K-ned for the assembling of the .
Ocean
Beach
—
W.
Heightmailer.
school
marm
of
Barnegat.
plan would be that the Americans would which Lawton’s force uiade toward the
2. About $3 |>er rod.
citizens The G. A. R. will assemble at
Long Prairie—J. Earl, C. A. Smith.
be at the head of every department of north. He insists that Colonel Sum-
3. No ; but will use gravel when it can
the same hour at their hall and inarch to
Trask—G. \V. Grayson.
BEAVER.
the government, and the Filipinos’ tenure mera be recognized to the fullest extent
be obtained on roads which do not wash
the ojiera house. At 2 p in. the exercises
Garibaldi—Mrs. L. M. Alley and daugh­ of office would dejiend upon the will of for hie ability as a commanding officer
out and become a bog of mire in the wet
N.
Coulson
is
now
driving
team
for
!
will begin and the following program inc
ter, C. J. Duncan, J. Swahaw, W. Camp the Americans. We think we can get and fighter, and gives instances which,
season. Where the roads are in that con­ Jos Bixby.
rendered:
bell, Frank Reason.
in the aggregate, he says, demand his
letter terms.”
dition
gravel
will
lx-
discarded.
Rev. Swab and wife are both on the
Music by Band.
Barnegat—M. Roberts, E. A. Reynolds.
ap|>ointmeiit as a brigadier general of
4.
No
;
but
will
be
used
first
planking
sick
list.
Reading General Order to the G A.R.
Bay City—VV. I) Wood, W. Provost,
volunteers for gallantry.
Remarkable Court-Martial.
the main roads.
Prayer.
Frank Wallace is moving to this place J. Provost, J. Warren, D. A. Simmons,
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5. By the county.
Flag Salute and Song.
to make it his home, at least for the pres­ J. G. Balmer. A. M. Hare, C. H. Hicks.
N ew Y ork , May 23.—A special to the
6.
A
little
over
$400.
The
mill
turns
The
war
department
is not going to
Remarks by Mayor B. L. Eddy.
ent summer.
Tribune from Washington says; The war spare any
Netarts—W. A. High.
out 10,000 feet |>er day, and with a crew
pains in making the return
Res.—“Blue and Gray,’’
department
has
received
from
the
Philip
­
Hobsonville
—
M.
Clark.
Beaver is well provided with preachers,
, of 17 men for all purposesand three teams,
voyage of the volunteers pleasant and
Flag Drill
pines the official record of a remarkable
Sand Lake—T.J. Harris.
| two for logging and one for hauling, that with Revs. Dollarhide, Armstrong and
comfortable. This is not only due to the
Res., “The Crowning of the Slain.”
Portland—O. A. Melvin, L. Stopper, court-martial ot an officer, who has es­
I amount of plank is put down each day. Mills located in the village and Rev.
tact that these volunteers have done
Remarks, by Mr. Claude Thayer.
caped conviction on a charge of a grave
Bevens at Hustanv'lle, Rev Swab at J. G. Kutcher, G. Stopper.
The
plank
is
3in.
by
«ft.,
but
double
that
great service, but the administration is
Song, “Star Spangle Banner. ’
Fossil Grove—C L Banks,
character in a manner altogether inex­
length at convenient places for turn outs. Coulsonburg. Rev. Geo. Mil's in Kine-
especially anxious to have them well
Res., “Our Country.”
man’s addition, Rev. Buckey on Mt.
Happy Bend—H. L. Jensen.
plicable to the military legal authorities
Fifteen
men
are
paid
$1.25
per
day
with
!
treated and satisfied with what the gov­
Remarks, Judge W. II. Cooper.
here.
Beaver,
and
last,
but
not
least
of
all,
Steamer
Luella
—
Capt.
F.
Miller,
C.
board, one at $2.50, one at $2, and three ,
ernment
has done in the way of taking
Solo.
It appears from the order approving
teams at $1.50 per day, making a total Rev. Ginn, formally of Dallas, Ore., has H. Corcoran.
care of them on their return. So exact
Selections by pupils of 4th room.
took
possession
of
a
government
claim
Pleasant
Cove
—
J.
M.
Fuller.
the
proceedings,
which
did
not,
there
­
of $27.75 |>er day for labor. Added to
efforts will lie made to leave a good im­
Remarks, Mr. T. II. Goy tie.
Steamer Robarts—Capt. F. A. Johnson. fore, require action in Washington, that
this is $.r> |»er day for provisions for the in the All Bunn addition, making in all
Song, Pupils of 2nd room.
Miami—L. Parrish.
Captain Jones B. Jeffrey, assistant quar­ pression with the returning soldiers who
• camp, the cook being included in the num­ eight preachers.
Res., “A little Girl’s Offering.
termaster
of volunteers, was tried at are going to mingle with the people
Mr.
Chas.
Flim,
of
Pittsburg,
Pa.,
a
ber of hands employed. It takes about
Drill, School.
A
pretty
good
story
is
told
on
the
editor
Manila
for
“quitting his post to pillage very largely during the next few months.
126,000 feet of lumlier to plank a mile of son-in-law of our post master, with his
Remarks. Rev. F II. Neff.
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wife and two children, reached here, of the Newcastle. Wys.. Leader, but he and plunder, in violation of the 42nd
road
and
about
twelve
to
thirteen
days
Res , “The Veteran’s Dear.”
Two
days
before
he was hanged at
gets
around
in
a
quite
cunning
way.
It
article
of
war,
”
and
for
conduct
unbe
­
I
where
they
expect
to
make
their
future
to lav it, and the estimate cost |>er thou­
Closing Song, “Ainei ic i.”
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genneman. Eugene, Claude Branton wrote a con-
appears that the editor attended a sermon coming
officer and „ a gentleman.
i home.
sand
feet
to
the
county
thus
far
is
$3.20.
Music by Band.
This does not take into consideration the i Beaver is looking for quite a number of j recently delivered by a female evangelist, I'nder the first charge it was specified fess’on an<1 delivered it to Kev. E. M.
cost of the saw mill, which was alxuit emigrants this spring,consistingofabout who. in dwelling upon the general cussed­ that Captain Jeffrey, while on duty at I’atterson' sealed, with instructions not
O'er the breidtli of a great republic,
$1,300 or the logs, which are donated by j four families from Ohio and some four ness of men stared that “there is a man Ilo llo one night in February, left his tomaKe it public until 10 days after his
From ocean to oceai. Ixirne.
ihe
parties owning land where the plank i famdies from around Portland, also in this house who is mean to Ins wife. I post and entered the house of a native L'cat'*1’ 14 was made public today. Bran-
Whenever the Mure of her hanner
am going to throw this hymn book nt against her protest, and appropriated tO" confesses to firing the shot that
road is lieing laid. In addition to this others.
Gleam out to the light of morn;
him. " She raised the book as if to throw household furniture, silver-ware, jewelry, killed John Linn. At the trial he main­
From the depth of her grain-sown valley», the business men of Tillamook city and
NETARTS
it and the pencil pusher ducked his etc., to the value of about $500, which tained that Courtland Green, his ac­
others subscribed over $500 in money
The »lopes of her wooded hill»,
head in a way that indicated no lack of he divided among the privates with him. complice, fired the shot. Green is serv­
and work provided the county purchased
In the song of her wind awept prairies.
J. E. Tuttle, of Tillamook, was work­
a saw mill to l>e used in planking the ing at the Netarts Bay Lumber Co. mill practice. He explains his action, how­ The specifications under the second ing a life sentence in the penitentiary.
The rhyme of her peaceful rills.
ever, by saying that a weapon in the charge describe him as then appearing
roads of Tillamook county.
Comes the noiaeleaa tramp of an army,
doing the plumbing.
hands of a women is a menace to all intoxicated among the men and offering
Sha.'owy, alien t and gray—
Theo.Steinhilber went to the Tillamook ! within her reach.
them liquor, etc.
That Pickaninny Coon.
An army, though vanished its logons,
sandspit Friday to look after his ranch
Just how he was acquitted does not ap. TWO LIVE PAPERS.
Yet live» in our hearts today
Mrs. Straitlace—Little hoy, aren’t you
I’rav, Bro. Watson, do not take a day which is on the move.
pear, but he was found “not guilty”
To the men who from Held and forum
off to instruct us, for we have no desire
The tug Robarts came into the bay ashamed to be swimming in such a public- and that is the end of the affair so far’as
The repular subscription price of
Uproae at their country a cry,
to lie taught fumigating our breath with last Friday with the balance of the place ?
the authorities here are concerned.
THE HEADLIGHT is$1.50, and
Little Boy—Not a bit, ma'am. I'm a
Their lives. if the need, for her honor.
too much rot gut which makesoneclnmor machinery for the sawmill and some
Captain Jeffrey is a native of Canada,
the regular subscription price of
I heir honor for her to die;
at the counter and run round town with freight for the Netarts store. The tug champeen at it. Come on in. an' if yer
the Weekly Oregonian is $1.50.
don't kwon how ter swim I II let ver fronl "ii'r a|,p?,nte<i to the votunteer army
Who seizing the gun for the plowshare, a breath resembling the horrible stench I sailed again Saturday morning.
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er »com Illinois in May, 1898.
Any one subscribing for THE
straddle me back till yer learn.
And graaping the aword for the pen,
of a skunk.
Nor do we want to incul­ ! The Netarts Bay Lumber Co.
will
HEADLIGHT and paying one
Went forth an army of patriots.
cate into our desires the pernicious habit commence sawing about the 24th.
year in advance can get both the
Robby—I guess my grandmother is
Gallant Oregonians.
Of noble and free-lairn men;
of joining in the gamesofa gambling den
Will Percil.of Tillamook, was on the coming on a visit today.
Tie to tiles«, the hand of a nation
while our children plead pitifully with the
HEADLIGHT
Tommy- What makes you think that? j
M,y 23-^ernl Otis
lts]tribut«M of love will pay.
officer of the law—as yours did—to go beach Sunday rusticating.
cal
lies
the
following
under
date
of
May
Robby
—
Why
pa
kissed
me
this
morn
­
and
Whenever the grave of a soldier
in and tell father to come home. Sav,
ing before he went to work and gave
Shall hallow ita »oil today.
Bro Watson, is not a man who is guilty
NEHALEM.
WEEKLY
OREGONIAN
her ten dollars—he always does that
“On the urgent recommendation of
of these things a poor tool to mould pub.
Not ‘.villi branches of yew and ci press.
when
he
wants
her
to
forget
things.
Mriv
22,
and
still
the
rain-god
holds
I
Lawton,
I
recommend
that
Colonel
lie opinion and instruct people who are
But with ro-ss and blossoms sweet.
One Year for >2.25.
,O«-us Summers be made brigadier-gen.
industrious ? What a picanniny coon his watering-pot over us I
Tommy, .aged 4. wanted to sit at the
With amaranth ami laurel alsive them.
era! of volunteers hv brevet, for conspicu.
The
tug
Maggie
came
in
with
the
you
are
making
of
yourself,
brother,
tor
dinner tade one day when company
And heart '»-«Mee fair at their feet.
your chronic ranting» are only gush. You Dewey on Monday. She brought in was present, but was sent awav with and^n'kidrr
n”1“”" bri<li^
While softer the winds of the aummer.
should know that in the choice of census niiwh-neeileil supplies for our merchants the remark that Ins winkers weren’t long Caw be m , '
d that CaP4a>n J. F. All old subscribers paying their
And sweeter than rose» bloom.
and others.
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’* va!* ** made major of volunt»... k subscriptions for one year in
enough
him
to sit there. U
Are the tnemoriea and love which gather enumerators for this county new comers,
- his dinner
-
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who know very little of the geography
Mr Bow llev. who has charge of the given
advance will be entitled to the
at a small
table
by him
And brighten ea.'li silent tomb;
gallantry at the above places while act­ | same offer.
And though Time iu his march triurn of it. cannot step up to the political pie creamery, is occnping. with his family, self and while he was eating a pet cat
ing as division engineer officer O tis ’’
counter and eject republicans who know the house of Robert Krebbs.
pliant
came purring about him “Oh. go way.’’
Summers is colonel of the Second Ore
thoroughly the county from one end to
Frank Steinhaur has a crew of men said Tommy. “Your whiskers are big
Bemis all to hi» Hnal away.
q
gon volunteers, and commanded the ad- lU YOU
«he
other.
Weave
not
alone
in
this
idea.
'
logging spiuce on his claim on Coal enough to eat at the company table.’*
Yet the touch of the Great Eternal
-nee brigade of Lawton's dH .sionVj.
for
we
received
Inst
week
tile
following
KNOW
THE
NEWS
•
creek.
la nearer than he belay.
letter, which we did not publish, but will
IsW™""
”
1
“
San
SAMPLE
COPIES
of
the
Headlight
will
Kreblis' mill started upon Saturday.
Yon can h»ve it all for
O re tliea«. graves where all strife ia added <l«i so now :
be sent free on application Send a
Alex. McDonald is about to build on
postal cant or leave your name at the
Where the past and it» memories he.
Case is captain of company F . Second
I. MONTH
ER
•
Ma. K ioto «.—Don’t you think von were
3UC PKR
MONTH
office It pay» tosubecribe for the lead­ Oregon volunteers.
’
^»nd
Rise the grateful hearts of th«* people
a trifle hard on your little brother in dis­ his Sagmaw property; he has already
in The Evening Ttdegrsm, of
ing,
new»ie»tand
brv'nteat
new
paper
In prayer to the laird M «t High
couraging him from the pie counter ? He done considerable road and bridge work.
Portland,Oregon. Il iullielHrg-
For the hope» of a prosperous future,
Ten of the business men of Amity Or
e»t evening ne»«p»per publish­
Wm. Tohl is getting out material for I LI BBING RATES—Weekly Oregoniau
has been a resident of the county and
Tim gracious gift of lit» hand
ed in Oregon ; it eontaiii» all the
ami Headlight, per year. $2 25 . too
state over a year now, and did he not a large bam. The creamery is an indue-
newaofthe stuteand nation. Try
For a great and united nation,
Sai. Francisco Examiner and Head-
sliont for everything last year ? Though ment to dairymen to increase their herds,
» ■or a month. A sample copy
costs. E M Meffo a
I fin«’»™nd I
A free and fruitful land.
•iV'"'. Y,,rk T|,rKV -w*-k
living new to republican politics he got hence the need of more liani room
will
be mailed to yon tree. Ad­
’ 'lefford and G. V ln«™„
''or 1.1 and Headlight, $2.00. Strictly I
For Ills ai gel o' peace, whose pit ions
arrested for kem»n .i. ■ ' ‘nerner
dress
things foully niixnl occasionally; and his
School Ihst. 28, Miss I.urie Kitten-
cash
in
advance.
1
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THE TELEGRAM,
•»..s.«,,,
Memorial Day.
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lorlht.«! Or