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CURRENT NEWS ITEMS
Tillamook,
Oregon.
8 on at Washington. A military censor sons living in this country. William I for it permanent tribunal are net ready.
Domestic Idyls.
Impieties.
ship at Manila indicates that General j Waldorf Astor must pay his personal | as a French translation is necessary.
We read of a preacher once, says the
In spite of the general impression to Otis desires to have it generally known tax on an assessment on $2,000,000 They will probably be submitted on Wed­ Marriage is the one union where a man
Salt Lake Hefald, whose text on a cer­
should never go on a strike.
the contrary. General Otis declares that that De wants reinforcements. General worth of personal property. The Brad­ nesday.
Waggles—That’s so. If he does he’ll tain day was the parable of the sheep and
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the campaign in the Philippines Otis has asked the volunteers tore enlist. ley Martins must pay taxes on $2,000,-
1 the goats. He described the nobleness of
A. J. Johnson, of Astoria, special gov­ find himself locked out by his wife.
against the rebels will be prose­ The withdrawal of the latter would 000 worth of personal property. Mrs
the sheep while on earth and the beati­
cuted with the utmost agressiveness weaken his command 15,000 while the Isaac H. Sherman, mother of Mrs. Brad­ ernment forestry and botanical collector,
“ Bobbier’s wedding was the culmina­ tude which awaited them in the world
throughout the rainy season. General fighting force will be less than 30,000, ley Martin, must pay taxes on $2,500,. is busy preparing a report of the
000 worth of personal property. Mr. status of timber land and forestry in tion of a romance. He met his w ile on a to come, drawing a most winsome
Lawton believes that the speedy settle­ including the regulars just arrived.
picture. Then he paused for a moment,
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Astor’s taxes will amount to about Oregon, for the government, a work he train.”
ment of the present troubles and the
“He did?’’ Why doesn’t he use the com­ and then impressively asked: “And now
has
been
engaged
in
since
November.
$50,000,
the
Bradley
Martins
about
the
end of hostilities depend largely on the
The navy department instructed the
pany ?”
who will lie the goats?” Waiting a
Americans giving rigid protection to the commandant of the navy-yard at Norfolk same, and Mrs. Sherman will be taxed His report will enumerate the varieties
and acreage of timber land in each coun­ “ I propose,” he began; but she moment more, he then, in a louder tone,
working classes in their peaceful occupa­ to accept the Spanish prize. Reina Mer­ about $62,500.
exclaimed: “Who will be the goats?”
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ty, timber destroyed by forest fires and promptly interrupted him.
tions while waging incessant war cedes, from the Merritt & Chapman
Then, after another wait, he brought full
Administration
circles
are
not
worried
uses
for
lumber
and
wood.
Mr.
Johnson
“
Am
I
to
regard
this
as
a
proposal
or
against the armed forces of the enemy Wrecking Company. Under their con­
¡lower into his voice, and slamming the
henceforth by means of guerrilla war- tract, of Merritt & Chapman Company over the failure of Cubans to appear be­ expects to have his report completed a proposition ?’’ she asked.
desk with his bible, shouted: “Who will
fare. He expects to show the rebels by will receive $75,000 from the government fore the American authorities at Havana some time during the summer, although
She—Indeed, it’s not an easy thing for be the goats?” A meek looking nan, at
\igorous action on rivers, lakes and as payment in full of all demand for to receive, in exchange for their arms and he has been delayed considerably’ by the
: this, rose in the audience and mildly an­
a girl to get a husband.
mountains that our troops can cam. their services. Two propositions regard­ equipments, the $75 allotted them as a stormy’ spring weather.
He—Why, a pretty girl can make her swered back : “Rather than see the play
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paign in the rainy seasons or in the ing the future of the cruiser are under result of the conferences between Generals
stop, Mr. Preacher, I will be the goats.”
mountains, despite the lielief otherwise. consideration at the navy department, Brooke and Gomez. General Brooke, de­ The British ship Mistlev Hall cleared choice of four out of every five men she
clared,
in
his
message,
that
if
the
Cubans
meets.
from Portland on Monday with 102.675
Changing conditions may later demand one to put the vessel in through repair ;
The Pittsburg News tells a story of
She—But it’s the fifth that she wants.
garrisoning by districts to ^¡low the for usp in the naval service, and the other refused to accept the money he would bushels or wheat, valued at $61,610.
Father O’Shea, a priest who was well
investment of capital and the prosecution to preserve her in her original con return it at once to the United States. She was dispatched by Sibson & Kerr,
known in Washington county, Pa., who
or industries until the Americans are in dition, so far as practicable, as a souvenir Should Brooke find it necessary, he will and the figures of her cargo are inter­ “George, you’ll have to try to catch a had some local note for his quick wit.
take
measures
for
relieving
the
Cubans
cold.
’
’
esting in comparison yvith those for her
absolute control.
One of his Presbyterian friends was fond
of the recent war.
of their arms and equipments, and the cargo last season. This year she is the
“Why, my love?”
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of having a joke with him. They met
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“ Because I’m just dying for some raw
Cubans will receive nothing in return.
last ship of the May fleet, and last year
one day in the post office, where there
The Times-Herald says Captain Charles A few years ago 0. D. Garrison’s 6-
onions.”
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she
was
the
last
ship
of
the
April
fleet.
was quite a crowd waiting for the dis­
I). Clay, of the Seventeenth infantry, a year-old boy succeeded in killing a deer,
“I rather like this house-cleaning tributing of the mail which had just ar­
grandson of Henry Clay, and a fighter and now comes the news that a 200- According to a story printed, the gov­ At that time she cleared with the only
rived.
at Santiago, has returned from Manila pound bear was killed a few days ago ernment secret service officials have just cargo of dollar wheat which left Port­ time o’ year.”
“You don’t mean it I”
“Nice day. Father O’Shea,” said the
on sick leave. He was wounded near by his 13-year-old daughter, Mabel. Mr. received the information that the plate land, 101,112 bushels, valued at $101,-
Malolos the 25th of March, 15 days | Garrison lives on Scappoose creek, Or. from which the famous “Monroe head” 112 This year, with 1500 bushels more “Yes; when I get home at night my i man.
“It is a nice day, indeed, sir,” replied
after the landing of the transports. The I There are a good many bear there, he , $100 counterfeit was printed was not aboard than she carried a year ago, the wife is so tired that she lets me have my
own way about everything.”
the priest.
bullet entered his neck, and has not been having killed quite a number this spring. the work of Taylor and Bredell, the con­ value is $39,502 less than it was then.
fessed counterfeiters, but was stolen from
“I suppose you read the news of the
extracted. He went on Friday to his On the 14th, Mr. Garrison and family,
Love (bravely)—Sir, I want to marry queer doings down in Texas ?” said the
the government vaults at Washington,
Grading up the Herd.
home in Lexington, Kv., but expects to accompanied by Ed. Gore and Paul Bon-
your daughter.
only the work printed in colors being
joker interrogatively.
go on to New York immediately for : ser, left for a little hunting excursion to
Father (coldly)—Well, I’m not sur­ “I did not,” replied Father O’Shea.
done by the men now under arrest. It The average farmer may think lie
treatment. Concerning the war in the ‘ Bald mountain, and it was agreed that
is said the theft was perpetrated five cannot afford to buy blooded stock, prised at that. If I were in your place, I “What’s going on down there?”
Philippines he said: “Volunteers vie if a bear was sighted Mabel was to have 1
I years ago, but it was not until recently and there are plenty who confess this; think I should want to marry her my­ “They’re hanging all the priests and
with the regulars for gallantry, The the first chance at his life. As luck would that an expert engraver could be found but where is the farmer who cannot self.”
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jackasses in the state,” replied the joker.
heroism of both is superb. The first 1 have it, they had not proceeded far when 1 to execute the color work so that the afford to grade up his stock by intro- j
“Well, well,” commented the ¡iriest,
“
I
have
asked
you
to
be
mv
wife!
’
’
he
Nebraska and Twentieth Kansas regi- ! one was seen about 150 yards ahead, ! plate could be used. It is alleged that ducing a fine bull occasionally? The
exclaimed, desperately. “ Say yes or “it’s lucky for us, isn’t it, that you and I
ment are equal to any on earth, And and a rifle was immediately handed the the
cost
of
a
fine
bull,
says
a
writer
in
counterfeit
revenue
stamps
are not down there ?**
the war now going on is as difficult and little girl bv her father, and she was told which are known to have been the handi- American Cultivator, is not so great no!”
The
Boston
girl
shivered.
magnificent a passage of arms as any in to take good aim. At the first shot old I work of Taylor and Bredell are not re­ today that the average farmer cannot |
She hated the man from the bottom of
Depew’s Chinese Rival.
our annals. A handful of men are wag­ bruin fell over dead, with a bullet in his markable for cleverness, while the coun­ afford to purchase one whenever the
ing a war there against incomparable ; head. Nir. and Mrs. Garrison can justly terfeit bill was so perfect as to deceive herd needs new blood. But the man her heart, yet the fact remained that yes
The present Chinese minister in the
odds. With 75,000 or 100,000 men we feel proud of the feat accomplished by even government experts, so that the who is opposed to fancy stock is usual­ was half again a longer word than no!
United States is the most popular diplo-
In
that
moment
she
wished
she
had
could sweep the island in 30 days and their little daughter.
I treasury department was compelled to ly on general principles opposed to never been born, or what amounted to mat in Washington. The statement
avert the tremendous morality that is
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withdraw the entire issue from circula­ grading up; that is, grading up where the same thing, that she had been born 1 may cause some surprise, says the Kan-
now as certain as fate. General Law­ Storms of unusual severity passed over tion. It is claimed that the counter­ it will cost a little either in time or
l sas City Journal, but the fact is that the
in some other city.
ton had the eyes of the soldier when he ! parts of Eastern Oregon last week. feiters not only stole the plate from money. There is no better investment
' pig-tailed representative of the Celestial
said 100,000 men were needed. We have ’ On Tuesday the heaviest hail storm ever the treasury vaults, but 1000 sheets of in this age than in a blooded bull, ! What must be the condition of a person empire is a man of superior parts, gifted
not troops enough to occupy what we ' seen in those parts fell on Fossil and paper on which the notes were printed. which will bring new life and power in order to be buried in consecrated with extraordinary good nature and a
into a herd of cows that has been grad­ ground ?
conquer. The place at which I was i several miles of surrounding country.
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remarkable command of English. At
wounded had been taken three times The hailstones were three-fourths of an
Information received in private letters ually running down. Most farmers Norah (ingreat surprise)—Dead, mum! dozens of afternoon receptions, teas, and
hate
to
admit
that
their
herd
is
run
before, and as many <imes abandoned inch in diameter, and in a few minutes from officers serving in the Philippines
even dinners, he is a welcome guest.
Brain-fag is largely the result of people
liecause we had not the force to hold it. all the water-courses were overflowing, state the Filipinos show no resjiect to ning down. But it is easy for the
No mail in diplomatic life here has a l»et
That is the case everywhere. Manili is Small chickens were killed or drowned the American dead. In one instance an animals to degenerate that most of us not wishing to admit that they eat too ter memory. He is introduced to hun­
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The degenera­ much.
ready to rise at a moment’s notice. It before they could run to shelter. Gar­ officer who was on the firing line says he are caught napping.
dreds of ¡K-rsons, a great many of them
requires 10,000 men to hold Manila. dens, orchards and grain crops were was shocked to see three bodies of Amer- tion is not the result of a sudden change.
It was rather a small piece and the ladies—for the Chinese minister never
Some 5000 are in hospitals or useless, j badly damaged. A large, thick, pane of ican soldiers who had lieen killed in an It comes on gradually, and Ixrfore we man was a complainer by nature.
fails to make his formal call on the “con-
and that leaves barely 15,000 men to ! glass in the new addition to the Fossil ■ advance and were brought within the know it we wake up to the fact that our
“Here’s another of those problems gresional ladies” during the season of
I eat the Filippino in the field and hold Journal office was broken by the hail. 1 American lines, badly mutilated. The animals are not what they ought to be. which confront us at every turn,” he chocolate and icecream—but it has never
To avoid such degeneration one must I k *
what is gained.’’
said. “1 can’t make up my mind occurred that he could not at once name
This storm fell in streaks, and, while it ears of each of the corpses had been re-
on the watch. It is a good dea*. like a
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missed a large portion of territory a few moved, the noses cut off and the hearts
whether that ought to be called a piece the ¡»lace where he had met this person
man who permits his health to run
The run of fish on the Columbia on miles south of Fossil, Wagner, 35 miles torn out. Such mutiliaation disproves
of strawberry shortcake of a short piece or that, even though our Occidental
down. He is hardly conscious of it until
way of designating ¡»eople may not com­
of strawberry cake.’’
Sunday was the largest of the season. I southeast, felt its full force. The hail Aguinaldo’s claim that the insurgents
his weakened state permits some disease
mend itself to his system of mental as­
and all the canneries were working to ( was accompanied bv thunder and light- are conducting a civilized warfare. The
to take hold of him. Then he wishes
their full capacity. If the present warm ning. On Wednesday, a severe thunder American troops give the Filipino dead a that he had watched himself and taken
“Shall we elect our senators by a popu­ similation.
Not long ago he attended a state
weather continues, it is the general be­ i storm passed over the Mayville section, decent burial, and provide every comfort a tonic in time. The herd needs a tonic lar vote?” asked the friend,
lief that the large run will continue. I George Gibbons, a painter, lost four of and medical treatment possible for the also, or it will go down hill, and before “Looky here,” said Senator Sorghum, dinner at which Chauncey M. D cjk * w ,
America’s champion after-dinner orator,
Around the mouth of the river there are his best work horses, worth $100 each, wounded,
we know it the damage was done, and “I don't believe you say it right. I don't was ¡»resent and sj>oke. In the course of
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an unusually large number of sea lions, at his ranch a few miles northwest of
believe
this
idea
was
got
up
so
much
it will require some hard work to re­
which is a sure sign of the presence of Mayville. They were killed by light-1 John J. Healey, manager of the North cover the lost ground. The beginning of with a view to the electing as it was in the dinner the Chinese minister was
American
Transportation
Company,
called upon to respond to a sentiment.
salmon, The largest salmon of the sea- „¡„g, which struck a barb-wire fence in
all the work must be with the bull. A the hope of leaving some of us at home. ’ He used the queen’s English in a way
son was caught by Fisherman Emil " his pasture lieside which the horses were stated that his advices indicate an out- herd headed by a first-class bull can be
I put of $30,000,000 as a result of the
Luoto. It measured 4 feet 4 inches in huddled during the storm.
“I want to tell yo’ my deah brethren,” that surprised every dinner. By and by,
made to do wonders. But the process
1898 clean-up of the Klondike region.
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length, 7Mi inches across the back, and
said
Deacon Johnsing to his flock at as he warmed up to his subject, he grew
of
selection
and
weeding
out
must
also
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15 inches through, and tipped the scales
T he
World correspondent gave to
prayer
meeting, “dnt in dese days of eloquent; then he dealt out a few witti­
Since last Friday the states of Nebraska l>e observed. There will appear in every
at 8m pounds. The fish was caught Admiral Dewey his first information that
chainlesn bikes, hosslcss kerridges an* cisms. The guests began to laugh. Then
South Dakota, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minne- herd now and then animals that have no
with a small mesh net.
the city of New York will expend $150,- sota and Northern Illinois have expert I place there. . They need to lie killed off sich dat what we need for the glorifica­ he began to flash anil scintillate. That
000 and the state of New York $75,000 en<*ed a series of the most violent storms , or sold. Too much rigidness in this re­ tion of the ctdlud folkses am ch.ckenless Chinaman, in short, ¡»roved himself the
•
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equal, if not stq»crior, of the great Dc|)ew
Probably the most destructive tornado in giving a fitting welcome home to the known in years, resulting in the loss of spect cannot be ob served. The lack of it coops, razzless pahties, melonless patches
as a j>ost prandial star so that the New
that ever visited Nebraska passed hero of Manila bay. The admiral said: nearly a dozen lives and doing damage is usually the crying need in our dairy­ and crapeless games. Does yo’ follow
Yorker might well have Ixrthought him­
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through the northern |>art of Hamilton ■‘I am amused by such lavish prepara- to prosperty and crops that will run into men. The cash scales of young bulls me.’’
self of these portentous lines of Bret
county Saturday at 7 o’clock, destroying tions.”
“But there's no room for another polit­ Harte ■_
the hundreds of thousands. In the state from herds that have been properly
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f 1 om $75,000 to $100,000 worth of pro
1 graded will often more than pay for ical party!”
of
Nebraska,
South
Dakota
and
Iowa
tor
­
I looked up nt Nye
j»erty, including 15 dwellings, one S enator M c B ride presented to the nadoes, the real old-fashioned twister i the cost of a new bull occasionally. The
“Nonsense ! Why I believed a banquet
And Nye looked at me
church, one schoolhouse, two iron bridges secretary of war. with his own indorse, kind, have laid waste large section» of increased productivity of the cows will can I m ; got up for 25 cents a plate!”
And he rose with a sigh.
across the Blue river, Imrns, corn cribs, ment, a telegram from Senator Simon country, converting hundreds of farm­ then represent pure again.
And he said: “Can this l»e?
“Well, Kitty, did your euchre club have
outbuildings, orchards, fences and stock. urging that the Oregon volunteers be house« and buildings in to kindling, kill­
We arc ruined by Chinesecheap labor ”
brought home by the way of Portland,
’S COTÍCE <»E
BAI.K Ol- a good time yesterday afternoon ?”
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ing stock, and tearing up trees like «0 EXECUTOR ICE
4 I. ESTATE.
And he went forthat heathen Chinee.
and stated that such was the general
“I think so. The women in three lower
On Saturday morning Major Dodge,
many weeds. At least six tornadoes of
wish of the people of the state. As the
In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for flats sent up word that their plaster was
of the (laymaarer’s department, with the secretary had just cabled for the wish of greater or less intensity have been report­
the Count) of M ultiioniwh.
“I’d like to fight the savages, only I
matter of Estate ol Hem y J. Arnold, falling down.’’
money on hand was ready to begin pay­
er! since Friday. In many other sec. ions In the
dereased.
the volunteers themselves, he did not
dread the idea <»f an ocean voyage.”
ac- I notice
X otue is
is H
—
mkrt G
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ivrm - ,—That
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ptir-
ment of the Cuban troops in Havana,
violent wind, rain and hail storms, ac-1
“She’s a successful actress.”
make any promise, for he wishes to act
..
1 1
--.a ! stisnce
so order of *«le iiimte and entered
“Huh! Tljere’s no ocean between litre
hut not a soldier was present to receive
ned by
the above «untied • ourt on the xxh day <»1
, terrifying
_ _ lightning an 1
“Her abilities art certainly quite re- and Georgia.”
according to the men themselves. Sen­ compam
May, A I). iSyj, i»» the matter of the estate of
thunder, have been experienced.
the $75 allotted by the United Stales for
Henry J Arnold, deceased. I will «41 at public •pectable.”
ator McBride says that he feels reason­
auction to the highest bidder subject to conflr-
tl e surrender of their arms, About 400
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‘Necessarily. She is herself quite re­ “Ralph, when you write to our Harry
ma iwhi by said Court, the following described
able assured that Oregon will recieve
men had been expected, and possibly
A brief official record of the doings of real pro|»erty. to-wit The went half of the spectable.”
in Manila don't you say a word about
four Spanish cannon from the Phillip,
aoutheaat quarter and the northeast quarter of
many of them will rome later. The
strawl»erry shortcake.”
southeast quarter of section tweuty-two ( mj ,
pines, to be placed around the memorial the peace conference during the last week ‘ the
in township two (?) north of range seven (7)
scheme of payment, to far as Havana is
‘ What is the name of that United
“Why not ?”
rr.o lament, although the matter has not sajr: • Provisional proposals for media­ west of the Willamette meridian, situate in the
concern»^ is a failure, but quite differ
tion and arbitration have been submitted | County of Tillamook, n ate of Oregon, contain States ship after our money ?’’ asked the
“You know very well it might inspire
Ing one hundred and twentv
a< r«-s Said
ent results are expected in the country yet lieen finally decided.
by the representatives of Rusais, Great ' sale will b«- made on Saturday the >:lh day of sultan of Morocco.
him to mutiny and come home.'*
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«
A D 1*99. at j© o'clcak am of aanl day
district«, w Itere anti-Gomez influence is
“The Chicago, sir,” was the reply of
Bn tian. Italy and the United States.” Jone,
at the < oiinty Coart House door, in Tillamook
By the decision of the board of tax The correspondent of the Associated 1 ; Clt
not so stroog.
. Tillamook County. Oregon. The term* the underling.
Yabsley—If you could get me that five
commissi oners, made public Saturday, Press learns tliat the statement that the of Mile are ca«ih t inted Mates gold coin.
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“In that case,’’ said the mrinarrh, I loaned you I would )»e ever so much
Dated May 25th 1*99
Owing to th«? gravity of the situation three of New York’s citizens w ho haw
have submittwl an artatration
FRAMK KIRKMAN,
sad y, “there is nothing to do but ««-¡»cr­ obliged.
, K«e<utor of the l>»wt Will and Testament and
■ Phil
~ i¡ pine* the feeling o‘ supreme
”P
a?r,’ad *’"h"e X»1 » ...correct Their
Th«r pru.m!.
in the
propuaala 1
Estate of He..ryJ Arnold, deceased.
Mudge—Oh, don't mention it!
ate, ourselves from our scquincs.”
confidence has given away to appreben to pay their tax« j«t the «me a. per- prupo».
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