Tillamook headlight., June 01, 1899, Image 6

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JUNE 1, 1899.
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.* NOTICE * OF *REMOVAL.
Mr. STURGEON has moved his DRUG STORE
and Mrs. Sturgeon her Millinery Store
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[lext Door to Old Post Office, inhere they have Commodious quarters.
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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.
vour doctor *■ _ prescriptions and family recipes
Mr. Sturgeon, having over 20 years experience, assures you that
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will be filled carefully, accurately and with purest drugs. Positively no substitution. _ _
1 wear United States armv shirts and was carried out over the bar Tuesday. I the main street in Dawson to deposit
trousers, and are under Wren’s personal The Point Adams lifesaving crew went ! them in bank, disappeared, and since
out after them, but was unable to pick then never has been seen by a familiar
Severe Fighting on the Island of command.
The pistol of the genus small boy is i
them up and returned. What became of eye. That a tragic fate has befallen him
Mindanao.
heard no more in the land.
SANDLAKE.
May Have All He Wants.
is evidenced by the fact that he has
the men is not known.
W ashington ,
May 30.—A special
Miss Katie Sehin ppi has returned home
$200,000 deposited in a New York bank,
W ashington , May 80.— General Otis
Miss
Barrows
commenced
our
school
I
cable,
via
London,
was
presented
here
from Portland, where she has been .
which up to a month ago had not been
last Tuesday, Our school should have • tonight for confirmation, but failed to be will be given all the men necessary sue
Killed Their Father.
absent all winter.
claimed.
commenced on the 15th, but Miss Bar- corroborated in any way by official ad- cesafully to carry out the plan adopted
The Luthern minister from Astoria, the I rows was delayed on account of her
C hicago , May 38 — A special to the
vices. The cable had just been received in the Philippines,” said Secretary of
Rev Schmidt, preached Sunday at the mother's sickness and bad roads.
The Currency Puzzle.
War Alger tonight. General Otis needs Tribune from Rapid City. 8. D., pays:
from
Labuan,
an
island
near
Borneo
and
Quick school house to an appreciative
E. Osburn has gone to Woods, where a short distance from the Sulu archipel- al least 40,000 men. and 50.000 would Lena and Nicholas Bouts, children who
The
World
showed the other day that
audience.
he has a job ot moving several buildings. | ago. It declared that a severe battle lietter meet the exigencies of the situa­ were brought to this city by Sheriff there is not enough paper money in the
Miss Susie Judd is teaching a success­
tion in the Philippines. Mr. McKinley Leedy from the western part of Pen-
Mrs. James Atkinson has a sister visit­ had been fought on the island of Min­
ful school in District No. 33, the Quick
wants to avoid a call for more volunteers I nington county, admit the charge of country to meet the requirement. The trea.
ing lier from Kansas. She will remain danao between Filipino rebels and Amer­
district.
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and
yet he can see no way of escaping murdering their father, Frank Bouts, a surv practically has none. The banks are
icans, and that Zamboanga, the metrop-
most of the summer.
it. General Otis needs at least 20 000 railway tie conductor for the Burlington already puzzled to meet current demands,
John Marolf is expected home now at
i
obs
of
the
island,
has
been
bombarded
I
The rhododendroms, or laural, aie in
and will lie utterly incapable of respond
any time.
and burned to ruins. It also stated that more men, and the other 15,000 of the railway.
bloom and a beautiful sight is it.
ing to the call- that will be made upon
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The
father,
it
is
said,
usually
stayed
at
force
<«f
35,000
volunteers
which
the
The county saw mill is a twice bless­
' the American navy blockading the port
The Sand Lake gardens are away
them in tig; autumn and at every busy
ing, a blessing to the road, and a bless­
of Sulu had denied admission to a tramp president may call for without further j home, and made the children and their
ahead of anything we have seen in any
season thereafter.
action
of
congress,
are
needed
in
the
,
mother
do
the
tie
cutting,
and
when
the
ing to nearly a score of men that get part of the county.
j British steamer, and that the gunboat
Yet the Republican caucus committee
United
States.
I
payments
for
the
tie
contracts
were
made
| Castine escorted her seaward. No cre-
imployment there.
in framing its scheme of currency legis.
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It
is
not
now
a
question
of
whether
by
the
railroad
company
lie
pocker.ed
the
j
dence
is
put
in
the
story
here,
as
all
Our new creamery is running along
GLENORA.
! administration departments declare that 35,000 volunteers are to be enlisted,”) money and spent it upon himself. Lena, lotion gave small attintion to this
nicely.
Glenora still exists, and it prospers and Captain Barker, in command of the fleet said an authority tonight. ‘ It is only a aged 14, and her younger brother, Nicho­ matter. Its only suggestion looking to
Mrs. Ruth Wilkes has returned to Ne- ’ flourishes like a green bay tree.
! at Manila, on the flagship Oregon, would question of how soon the call shall be las, tired of this treatment, early on currency increase in that national banks
haleru. We miss her kind presence ami
The road men are boarding at W. J. have given notice before this had the issued. Whether the call shall be issued Thursday morning, while the father vzas shall be authorized to emit notes to the
assistance in this neck of woods.
now, so that the men may l>e enlisted still asleep, the two children secured a face value of bonds deposited. At the
Smith’s.
blockading of Sulu been begun.
Mrs. Allen Smith is now staying at
The dispatch was not taken seriously and put in shape for service by the close rifle, with which the girl shot her father I very most this could increase the supply
J. F. Keeher went to Forest Grove,
the John Marolf place.
by no more than about $26,000,.
I Friday, for a load of supplies. He is here, but may have some foundation, as of the rainy season, or whether it shall through the head.
The continued stress of ” cranky buijdjng a good sized hotel on the road Labuan is in cable connection with Sin­ be delayed two or three months and the
After firing the rifle, Lena and her j i 000—a trifle as compared with the de-
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weather is calling out the settlers who this summer. No wonder our angry I gapore, and nearer the alleged scene of campaign in the Philippines dragged in brother went out to the kitchen and pre j . maud.
What then is to be done ? We have
remember something similar in IK— passions rise.
to the next century, are points the presi- pared a big breakfast. They ate all they
fighting than Manila.
Perish the idea, whoever saw it so bad?
dent mutt decide.’’
( could hold of the things their father had j wisely stop|>ed issuing Treasury notes,
We have a good school and excellent |
Tilley’s Body Found.
The "moon changing” business has been
bought for himself, the first good meal ) and no sane jierson now favors any
going to knock this weather out time teacher. Mrs. Singleton has a charming ( M anila , May 30—7:30 P. M.—Briga­ j A ton of Long island oysters were they had had for many a day. When the swelling of the Government's greenbacks
and again, but it has no more effect than manner, which has won all our hearts, dier-General Smith, who was sent with a planted near Chockanat, in Bellingham I girl was told by the sheriff that obligations.
We must find ways in
both children and adults.
a 1900 free silver speech. A "high p res­
detatchment of troops on a gunboat in j bay.Wash , last September, andacritical they would have to hang her brother for ' which weliave an unusual supply, and a
Our apple and prune trees are not in search of Captain George II Tilley, of examinntion was made of them lately,
sure" from the gulf of Mexico, has tile t,
shooting their father, Lena weakened way of doing so would lie to authorize
at' showing that they were thriving and do and confessed everything.
it would seem, a "low pressure” from lull bloom yet. Perhaps the cold rains the signal corps, , reported missing at
the Treasury to receive the gold of the
Kb n like, producing, as Brother Pague will cease in time lor them to form fruit. Escalante, island of Negros, sent the ' ing well They were placed in 50 feet | The children are being cared for by banks upon deposit and issue warehouse
would have it, ' undue precipitation,”
body of Captain Tilley to Ilo lie today ; of water. As Bellingham bay is 12 miles I Sheriff Leedy. New clothes have been certificates against in, dollar for dollar.
NEHALEM.
j on hoard a lauch. The body of Captain ■ wide, and the deepest place is only 75 purchased forthem, beside the first shoes This would add not one dollar to the
with Tillamook right tinder the funnel.
We think clearly and patriotically that
The tugRobarts towed in the schooner Tilley was buried later in the day with ! | feet, and experts say it is a natural oyster | they have ever had in their lives. It is credit currency. It would simply change
a united effort on the parts of Dewey, Albron on Thursday.
, notable ceremonies. English friends of , bed, provided tile Eastern oysters do as not decided as yet just Arhat course will the form of hoarded gold from an incon­
Dawson and the Declaration of Independ­ The Dewey was towed out Sunday ' the captain joined with his comrades of well in Puget sound waters as their first ■ be pursued in their case. It is probable venient to a convenient one, and enable
ence along about the 4th of July might morning.
the signal corps in arranging for the ■ six months' abode here promises. F
East- that no prosecution will be made, and everybody to use it freely.—World.
assist in removing the clouds from our
funeral, and heaped wreaths of flowers I ern oysters attain market maturity in | the children will be taken care of in a
Blackburn Bros, were making up a
land.
upon the coflin of the dead soldier.
three years.
The grounds are leased private family here, or may be sent to
That the rolls of the Cuban army are
: large raft of log on Monday,
I General Smith remains at Escalante from the state at 25 cents per acre, and ' the state reform sshool
i paded badly becomes more and more
WILSON RIVER.
Blackburn Bros, were hauling out Dan with his soldiers to search for the miss­ each individual is limited to 40 acres, |
evident each day, and Colonel Randall
ing men who were with Captain Tilley The promoters of the scheme are wait­
Mr Hanson is the boss wood chopper Cronvn’s logs off the Schollmeyer place.
says that from what he can learn every
Klondike™
Hard
Luck.
ing for developments, and are prepared
Tommy Blackburn is on the sick list when he met his death.
in these part.
man, dead or alive, who ever served in
to ship several tons more.
Andrew Claussen, an insane miner, 1 the ranks of the insurgents appears in
Mrs. Peterson, of Miami, is at present again ; we hope he will soon recover.
Details of the Ambuscade.
H. V. Alley has been acting as deputy
having made $300,000 in Alaska, has
l;”itigon the property formerly owned by
The United States cruiser Brooklyn just passed south on the Southern Pacific the lists. In one instances it was dis­
post master during the temporary ab­ j W ashington , May 30.—The following
th Swedish minister.
covered that the name of a captain was
dispatches were received to-dav bv the came to grief through contact with a railroad.
, enrolled who, to the certain knowledge
There seems to I m * a misunderstanding sence of John M unsinger.
hidden
obstruction
off
the
Battery,
N.Y.,
Claussen «as attended by a physician, „1
one of
OI ln
"Billy” Hoskins has set up four war department, and give the first de­ I but a short distance from the spot where
between two parties as regards to the
of one
the e i_uoan
Cuban omciais
officials assisting
assisting
public highway. We hope the matter "Mikado” separators in the. past couple tails of Captain Tilley's death on the I the battle-ship Massachusetts met a who^« ill accompany him to his home in j the paymaster, had been dead for two
island
of
Negros
:
Germany, where, in a bank he has on years.
will be amicably settled so as to avoid of weeks.
" llo Ilo, May 30.—Adjutant-General, 1 sunken enemy, an encounter which sent deposit this independent fortune, which
anv further trouble.
Dairymen are rapidly getting out o
her
to
drydock
for
several
months.
This
Washington—Captain George H. Tilley,
he dug out of the bowels of the earth
Judging by ap|>earances the partv who the old ruts. P. D. Newell and Matt
United States volunteer signal corps, accident may keep the Brooklyn in dry- since the discovery of the Klondi^e’bo
Johnson
being
the
last
two
to
fall
in
bought Mr. Shearer’s place is a worker.
'
oname bo.
was killed at Escalante, east coast of the dock tor a similar period. The officers of I Ilanza
We need jieople along the river with line, the former with a little "Mikado”
island of Negros, by the insurgents, Sat­ the Brooklyn cannot say what it was I He resided at San Francisco several
and the latter with an U. S. separator.
some get upabout them.
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seieral TWO LIVE PAPERSo
urday, May 27, at It o'clock a m. Ile- that their vessel struck, but lielieve it to .-»or.
Nehalem Camp, W of W., had quite at tails not known; burial at llo Ilo, May be a sunken wreck. Examination showed helper Being stout"* "V blacksmlth’s
We learn that the county judge has
that a part of the vertical keel had buck- X,v
’ OM “h
and
been along the river and has seen for number of visiting members Saturday 30th.
“V an V alzan ."
The repular subscription price of
led.
that
the
cement
had
cracked,
and
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hiniselfthe bad condition of our thorogh- night, also an addition to its member­ ■' Manila, Mav 30 —Adjutant-General,
THE HEADLIGHT is$1.50, and
that
rivets
had
been
started
all
along
L
a
d
T"
came
from
the
Arc.
farv. We I iojm * something will I k * done ship.
Washington : The cable company's vessel the plates from the forward to the after ?'g°’?>nda-
the regular subscription price of
‘he summer of 1897, he
toward the improvement ofour road lj
The gasoline lauch Irene was up the was placing a cable between Ilo llo and
the Weekly Oregonian is $1.50.
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become an argonaut and
they are improved in proportion to the South Fork on Sunday trying to tempt Cebu. It ran to Escalante, east coast of | magazine.
Any one subscribing for THE
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I hed,d- He persuaded three other men
recent assessment of onr property we old Sol to smile on pleasure seekers.
Negros, to remove the old cable connec-
HEADLIGHT and paying one
M. Charron,
winner of the “
automobile
hls - san’e wvrs
work oi
of me
life to accompany
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uoimooiie .......
have no reason to complain.
I tions. Captain Tilley, of the signal I race from Paris to Bordeaux has accept- hiin" namely. Fred Hartwell,
year in advance can get both the
.
William
HOTEL PERSONALS.
I corps, accompanied, and with the captain ed Mr. Winton's challenge to French | Gans °"d Harry Simmons, and before the
It seems as if district No. 10 has suc­
j of the vessel and three men visited the chauffers for a race in the United States closing days of Julv this venturesome
Allen House.
ceeded in securing a teacher, who can
1 town, the natives making friendly de­ over a course of 1000 miles or less. The <l«*rtet was on the wav to the Klondike
both teach ami rule a school, consequent­ Denver, Col.—F. Remington.
monstrations. While there they were sum of BO.OOO francs has lieen alreadv who* fan>« had jnst reached the outer’
North Yamhill—D. Martin
ly children, who used to rule, would not
ambushed, the vessel's captain nnd one subscribed by Charron's backers, it be- worl<1- Claussen and his companions
Forest Grove—O. L. Shogren.
submit to the new yoke but went home
and
man escaping to the vessel in a launch. mg understood that the prize is to be thou«h "ot practical miners, succeeded
Hobsotiville—J. Bester.
to rim the ranch.
Tilley nnd two men. taking to the water, J 100,000 francs. M. Charron, who has ln '«eating some very valuable ground
Greenville— I. T. Baker.
Our new neighbors. M. Beyer’s family,
i were not rescued, The vessel then re­ never lieen in the United States will be
Bahn—Felix Rov.
«* where the camp of Dawson
moved on to their place last week. Wel­
WEEKLY OREGONIAN
i ported nt llo llo, am! ('»eneral Smith accompanied by the chevalier Rene de nnw ’L-inds.
Wilson—A. lllingsworth.
come to them
was informed. He immediately took 75 Knvff the well-known motor carriage
I’i'tshury, Pa.—C. Flinn.
"'on de beginnin'” said Dr Brandt
Joe Freeman returned from Astoria
men nnd proceeded to Escalante. This amateur, who was second in the recent Claussen's medical attendant "dev could
Beaver—Alva Finley.
last week.
i morning the body of Tillev was found Bordeaux-Pans race, and as a member '*ek de dwentv-tollar
One Year for $2.25
| Pleasant Cove—G. I.. Fuller.
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« member 1
«ny.toiiar peeves out von
Littl^Reuben Gird had an uglv abevss
Portland—H. G. Plymale. Mrs. Ply. floating in the river, marks of violence of the excutive committee of the Automo, (,c STound.
. on his head. The body was sent to llo bile Club of France, will look after
the doctor operated upon last Sunday.
male.
" Bot mil nil der goot luck der was at­
Ilo. Smith remains at Escalante for the Charron's interests during his American tached much pad lack." continued he.
Plum City. Mich —B. F Rhoda.
Mister bachelor, who would have
All old subscribers paying their
present,________O tis .
trip.
Berv. Ore —1.. C Whitman.
known your plight, if you had not told
irst 1 rant to dell von dat Mr. Claus subscriptions for one year in
Yiento—J. F. Brower.
it yourself Cheer up. (kt a cage ready
Lost in Manila Harbor.
The first drowning of the season among «nnnt me is countrymen. About two advance will be entitled to the
Bay City—W T. Itonghty.
next time
months ago he got seeck. until he soil same offer.
M anila , May 31, 11:20 a in.—Two gill-net fishermen on the Columbia
l oc- his claim to an English t . ...
Larsen House.
petty
officers
of
the
1'nited
States
hospi.
■
cured
on
Tueadav.
—
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syndicate for I
The increased rnu of
BARNEGAT.
Bay City—F R. Madison, J. C. C orner. tal-ship Relict went sailing in the harbor fish at the mouth of the river during the $75.000. De next dav he vas
■ -J crazy unt I
Tilt."
Excursion party came from Tillamook
Blaine—A. G. Wist.
yesterday. Their boat was afterward |>ast few days has caused the men to ven
I'r.
Brandt
proceeded
to
narrate as
on Sunday, and also the hrites band to
Portland—|as. Davidson. F. J. Thomp­ found in the possession of natives near tare close to the breakers and many nar­
sec the laud slide.
son.
the Parnnnque lines by the monitor row escapes have Iwn reported. A gale ^7n,^,h’thi,C',arK'ha’ «00
Iff) YOU
Brownsville—Henry Bond.
Monndnock. The men are supposed to was blowing Tuesday with a heavy sea ' P°n dep««-t ma Irnnk in C^rma^
Mi Hunt ami Mr. D R llurlhcrt went
hnve lieen killed or captured.
km™t£ci
her
A,a
"
kami
—
h«h
ad
to Hobsouvillc. Sunday.
KNOW THE NEWS *
running
and
just
as
Abraham
and
Oscar
I'Ll Bill NG KATES—Weekly Oregonian
The cruiser Boston will soon sail for Juntti. who had drifted down on the ebb fact
‘”’*n Partv' "" obtained
Mr Steinhilltrr ami Miss Luc Bunn
and Headlight, per year, $2 25; the
irfoi°ZgWh“fatt hadi-«o’*fori
You can have it all for
came down to sec his place, which is still
Hao Francisco Examiner and Hea<V the United States with Captain Barker, tide, attempted to raise their sail the boat
1’ER..
cnp PER
temporarily
in
command
of
the
Asiatic
moving
was
caught
by
a
huge
swell,
thrown
into
light
25. New York Thrice a-Week
fro«n‘« Heath the first i
month
month
squadron,
and
the
departure
of
that
World and Headlight. $2.00. Strictly
IVacock »pit and capsized The Canby
Hl I'be Evening Telegram, of
Mrs Agusta Bevington, daughter
cash in advance.
officer
will
leave
Captain
Iteorge
F.
lifesaving crew was close at hand and
Portland,Oregon. It is (be larg­
Hartl and son Lloyd returned home
Wihle, now in command of the Boston, •uo-e.sl.sl in saving the boat and net
est evening ne*spH)>er publish*
Saturday, after visiting friends at Tilla­ SAMPLE COPIER of the Headlight will
•»I in Oregon ; it contains all ths
’pnng. while i„ a drunken
i
tv went fret* on apphcMton Send a in supreme control until the arrival of but both men had rank before they could
mook last week.
newsofthe atateand nation, Try
a‘“>at time having nearlr
pnatal rani or leave your name i»t I he Rear Admiral Watson.
reached.
The
men
had
I.»at
No
" J°r a month. A sample copy
"•Wt.b.ried fa !«««„• ,9O'000m
Martin Reynolds was a visitor nt
»•dice It raya tosutweribo for the lead­
Captain Wren has organised a com and were dehing for the combine. An-
*
’•1 l>e mailed to you free. Ad­
Barntgalc last week
ing, newsiest and bra*meat new ym|«er. panr of 100 Macabebes as scouts. Thev
the foorth.
dress
other fishing boat containing two men . Hinrv
■ lne fourth. while U..
THE TELEGRAM,
i •P"n8 ««tying $doooinnOMet,thn>-jJ
Portland Or
SOUTH
PRAIRIE
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Mr. Atwater, of Tillamook, was at
Barnegat, Monday.
WAR IN THE SOUTH.
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