Tillamook headlight., September 14, 1899, Image 4

Sayings of the Smart People.
placed under the rear of the typewriter
L liohli. »irmly, with a virtical poet
HOSONVILLE.
an«iug from the baae and provided with
“Great heavens! What's ths cause of all
That Was the Verdict of the Court- a curved neck at the upper end, whii h tliat yelling around the corner? Colne!
The Luella sailed last Friday for San
T he censor has refused to allow the
Let's
hurry; there may lie a murder."
hold* a book or xlwet of paper m con­
Martial—Ten Years in Prison.
Pedro with a full cargo of lumber. She following dispatch. the accurancy of
' Stay! Don't get excited. We're used
venient position for copying.
will lx away some ten days before she which is unquestion m 1, to be telegraphed :
R enxes , Sept. 9—The expected has
to that
We hear it every day. There's
Surgeons’ reports in regard to condition
reaches here again.
happened. Drevfushas lieen condemned.
a pal nil's« dentist’s office around there."
The Waiter’s Love Story.
The court found' him guilty and sentenced
The schooner Sacramento was left in of MacArthur’s division show that 36
per cent
him to 10 years' detention. As he has
jjort w hen the Luella sailed. She finished percent of the officers and
The Other—And a great big man like
A city ‘‘gent" tells the following little you is afraid a little women will thrash
already suffered five years' solitary im-
loading Saturday night, but was unable of the enlisted men are sick. This in
eludes
sick
in
quarters
ami
those
sent
prisonment, which counts as double ordi­ story, say* Tit-Bits:
to get out to sea until Wednesday on home. Eleven |>er cent of the enlisted
...
i _ you when lie gets home?
nary detention, he will be released at the
His clothes hung luonely on Ins angular
account of the bad weather.
The Inebriate—Forsch of (hie) num-
men sick in quarters are mostly suffer
end'of a fortnight. ’In the meantime, un­ limbs, his usually spi-less tie was ili-con- bersli, ol’man Forsch of numbersh
The tug Maggie came back into harbor ing from dy«entry ami malarial fevers.
los the president of the republic pardons ditioned and limp. Ills eye was dull, his
from Netarts on Sunday. She towed the
* * *
“Are you fond of music?"
him. Dreyfus will have to lie degraded whiskers draggled, and lie braved some­
Sacramento out to sea and then went
The navy department reached a final
Government of Territories.
"Very,"answered tile young man with
thing like a sigh as he deposited before
here again within eight days.
down the coast to Sinslaw river.
determination today to assign Rear. Ad
Though a majority of those in the me a plate of steak and onions.
wide ears
miral N< rmm H. Farquhar to command
“How do you make the distinction lie
Having done so. he favored me with
The address of Senator Lindsay of court-room this afternoon fully expected
the North Atlantic squadron, to succeed Kentucky before the American Bar as­ the verdict, they were completely stupe­ his confidence in the hurried intervals of tween (aipular music and classical music?
WILSON RIVER.
Sampson, ami to place the latter in com­ sociation was a very clear exposition ot fied when it was given, and the silence attending on the other customers. It
“Easily. If I enjoy it it's popular, and
mand of the B >ston navy-yard to fill the the authority of congress in respect to which prevailed in the room and the was pathetic enough, his story ; but the if I don't like it it's classical.”
Mrs. Jackson, of British Colutnbiu, is vacancy caused by the recent death 'of the government of territories.
way men turned pale and caught their mode ill winch it was communicated rob­
at present visiting her sister. Mrs. Peter Admiral Picking
The transfer will
She—Have you ever acted in private
Mr. Lindsay said that the inhabitants breath was more impressive than anv bed it of much of Its pathos. I got only
Wilson.
take place October 10.
of the territories can demand no politi­ other manifestation could have been.
fragments thus strangely mingled with theatricals?
He—No, the worst disgrace that ever
Miss Ida Freeman is attending public i
Maitre
Demage
sank
back
in
his
chair
* * *
cal rights. Practically sjieaking, they
the voices of the other waiters and of
happened to me was getting arrested for
school in Tillamook city.
Admiral Dewey i? reported assaying: are the wards of th»* general govern­ and the tears tricked down his cheeks, cusiomers giving their orders
staying up all night and working a tick-
Mr. Joseph Whiting having completed | “I have not changed mv opinion which ment, without political rights or politi­ and «Maitre Labori turned white as a
•It's all up, sir,” lie whispered.
tack on a deaf mail's door.
Pet *r Hasselborg’s house, left this im­ I stated in the early days at Manila, then cal status. It rests with congress to say sheet, while all around the court men
What's up, Chariest” said I.
mediate vicinity, but not to remain idle, speaking with knowledge of both peo­ whether any of the people resident in a looked at each other in silence. The only
(I always gave Charles twopence, and
The Sweet Young Thing—Did you
for a skilled laborer is worthy of his ples. that-1 consider the F lipinos more territory shall exercise the rights of sound to be heard was the rustling ot he respected me.)
,
know there is a man in the moon no
hire.
■‘Between me and—"
„
capable of self-government than the suffrage in the election of their local paper from the reporters’ bench, as each
longer? Some one has discovered a wom­
■ That [Kirk chop, fir. Yessir "
On last Monday evening many of the Cubans I t<M>k the keenest interest in officers and that right when granted, press representative tried to be first to
the news.
•'Jlarvann, sir—the young woman as an in the moon.
Wilson River people attended a surprise those Filipinos who were employed at may be freely taken away, but not­ send
The savage Bachelor—No wander the
As the audience left the courtroom, fully had made an impression on—”
party at Rev. F. 11. Neff's home. The the arsenal in Cavite, and often I was withstanding all this, “the personal and
man left,
‘ One Stilton cheese."
„
parsonage being too small the members surprised by their intelligence. With civil rights of the inhabitants of the 10 or 15 men were crying openly,
“I loved her as no man ever loved—
of the paity accompanied with their pas­ fair and properly directed opportunities territories are secured to them as to and the majortv of those present walked
"Jones is a highly successful man, isn't
‘•Calves’ liver and bacon."
„ he?"
tor found better accommodations in the there are great possibilities in the Fili­ every citizen by the principles of con­ quietly down the street for more than a
block
without
speaking
a
word.
It
stitutional liberty, which restrain all
"And I thought she had a regard for-
new church, here young and old to­ pinos.’’
“
Oh, I don’t know; he makes so much
the agencies of government, state and was like a funeral procession.
* * *
gether spent an enjoyable evening in
”A pint of mild and bitter.”
money that people expect him to keep
Meanwhile,
a
tragedy
was
being
en
­
national.
”
It
does
not
follow,
said
the
“She was a cook, sir; and. though I hie debts paid up."
ociwl chat and in congratulating the
Before sailing from Gibralter for New
pastor for the handsome gilts he received, York, Admiral Dewey and the officers senator, “ because our recently acquired acted in the little room off the court says it, as well conducted as—’
What a busy world this would be if it
and aw the hour wa-t quite late the lad­ of the cruiser Olympia presented £30 to territories are never to be admitted into room, where Dreyfus listened to the read-1 ■'Mutton underdone.”
ies serv d refresh.nents, after which Peppiatt. the gunner of the British bat­ the union that congress may legislate ing of the verdict. He had been told the
“As ever you saw. Wed kep’ com­ only were as fascinating to beat a carpet
result
by
his
lawyers,
and
had
wept
for
them
without
restriction,
or
that
R» v. Neff and L. G. Freeman favored tle ship Devastation, who met with an
pany fo'-six months, and heverything as it is to beat a slot machine!
the many friends with a few well chosen accident while the warship was firing a they may be governed by laws and I | bitterly,' but when in the presence of the went along as nicely as—
officials
of
the
court-martial,
he
listened
regulations
inconsistent
w
’
ith
the
prin
­
“I am not at all certain,” said the
remarks.
salute in honor of the .American admiral
“Gorgonzolo."
of constitutional liberty.” The impassively to the sentence.
“But there was a time a coming when father; "that my daughter loves you
September 4. by which his hand was ciples
His wife, who was waiting in torture | my peace of mind was to be ruined, and sufficiently to warrant me in intrusting
The Swedish Ladies’
Missionary shattered by the explosion of the charge sovereign dominion of the United States
her to your keeping for life.”
Society had their first meeting at the which he was ramming home. Pep- over national territories and the dis- and suspense at her house, bore the news j all
..Il K.,
by—”
c etion vested in congress for making bravely, and when visiting her husband ;
home'of Mrs. G. Boquist last Sunday piatt’s arm has been amputated,
“Well,” replied the young man, “ per­
“A little more fat ? Yessir.”
this
afternoon
showed
the
onlookers
|
rules
and
regulations
in
resjiect
to
afternoon. The society had an addition
“A chap in the hoes guards. When I haps you haven’t had the same advan­
M * *
i
who
were
op
the
streets
no
sign
ot
her
!
them,
must
be
exercised
subject
to
the
of seven new members.
tages for observing things that I have.’1
The carpenters held a large meeting at restraints expressed in the constitu­ suffering as she walked from her carriage ' found it out, I says—”
Mr. T. I). Vincent left for the valley on
“Roast pork's hoff,”
tion
and
in
harmony
with
the
principles
*
Havana
and
agreed
to
go
on
strike
for
to
the
prison.
First Young Attorney—You seem to lie
Tuesday.
•’ Maryann,’ I says, ‘do not be deceiv- very much attached to Miss Good­
a day of eight hours. The secretary of of free institutions. “Arbitrary power | Mathieu Dreyfus was net present in
Miss B. Petterson left this neighbor­ the stevedores’ organization, who at­ over life, liberty and property,” said I court this afternoon, but visited his ed by—”
catch?”
“Irish stew.”
hood to join her mother at Garibaldi tended the meeting, promised the support the senator, " exists nowhere in a re- | j brother after the verdict had been rend­
Second Young Attorney—Well she
They has soft
this week.
and co-operation of that body. The public, not even in the largest ma- ered. He found him perfectly calm and 1 “The millingtery.
owns 300 acres of land. That’s sufficient
Miss Minta Swabb came over from meeting sent a committee to the rail­ J< nty.’’
without any manifestation of surprise ' tongues, but they ain't got faithful hearts ground for an attachment, isn’t it?”
Coulsonburg to stay at Mr. Glad’s.
There is no doubt that the government at the finding of the court. The prison-1 a-beatmg under their—’’
way shops to endeavor to persuade the
“Sweetbreud ano saute potatoes.”
“Do you believe in love at first sight?”
Mr. Swabb came over on Tuesday and men working to join them. The strike will strictly observe the restraining er simply shrugged his shoulders, utter-
Isays: ’Choose between us,’ I says. she asked.
principles of constitutional liberty in | ing an expressive “Bah!” adding as he!
of the masons is still on.
went back to Beaver on Wednesday.
And she did choose, but it wasn’t—”
dealing
with
the
recently
acquired
j
“That’s the only way it’s possible,”
|
embraced
his
brother,
as
the
latter
was
!
* * *
Mr. Freeman’s family took a trip to
“Murton chop and kidney to follow.” answered the old bachelor. “Second
territories. The purpose to do this is |
Hobsonville to visit with Mr. and .Mrs.
Captain A. M. Cox. of Portland, apparent in the establishment already, I preparing to leave, “Console my wife.’’
simple,
arUess
tale
The poor fellow’s
sight would utterly destroy it.”
Chas. Lundquist last Friday.
whose son Fred is at Gravena island, as far as it has I »ecu practicable to do | The general belief is that Dreyfus will fairly melted me.
Alaska, working in the quartz mine un­ so, of civil government in those terri­ j be pardoned, but that will not satisfy
“
I
deeply
sympa-
No young man ever remembers the
“
Charles,
”
I
said,
der the superintendency of ex-Chief of tories. But the essential fact remains his friends, who vehemently declare that thize with you. ”
next morning just what he said the night
COULSONBURG.
Police Hunt, received from the young that whatever government congress I they will refuse to accept the verdict,
“Thank you, sir. Steak and onions before when he proposed to the girl who
man a barrel of salted sockeye salmon. shall prescribe for the recently acquired * and will continue the battle until the | fifteen, taters seventeen, bread eighteen, has accepted him.
judgment is reversed. The verdict, they
Mr. and Mrs. N. Coulson went to Till­ The salmon are rather small compared territories will be instituted without the i say, is directed more against the Jews ! and a pint o’bitter—one and tenpence.
“I’m sure papa will overtake us !” she
amook on Tuesday of last week, return­ to what are taken from the Columbia consent of the governed and it is this i than against Dreyfus, and if allowed to Yessir. That was a blow as long as I
river, but are wonderfully plentiful. The which in the opinion of many contra
exclaimed anxiously as they headed for
ing Wednesday.
felt was—Coming, coining, sir.”
|
stand
will
make
their
existence
in
France
the nearest justice of the peace.
Miss Florence Dollarhide. of Beaver, young man writes that these salmon are venes the fundamental principle of ; impossible.
“Don’t worry,” he replied, confidently,
passed through our burg Monday, in taken in immense quantities in the small American institutions. The power of
Maitre Labori and Maitre Demange
A
Trying
Situation.
streams,
and
will
sometimes
cause
“I took the precaution to remove the
route for Boulder creek, where she ex­
the general government to acquire ter­ | took the midnight train for Paris. They
the
water
to
overflow
the
banks,
so
electric
battery from his automobile be-*
pects to stay a few weeks.
thick do they sometimes become. He ritory has been affirmed by the highest i drove to the station in a closed carriage,
When the caz had stopped at the cor fore we left.”
Miss A- M Coulson, who is working notes one case where at one haul 90,000 judicial tribunal, but is it consistent escorted by four mounted gendarmes. nera poor looking women got on, relates
at the logging camp, visited at her salmon were taken. There were many with the principles of American consti­ The road was practically deserted, and Che Detroit free Press.
“Has your dachshuned a pedigree.
tutional liberty to force our government no demonstration occurred en route or
parents a tew days last week.
fathoms of seine, and the seine had to be
“Please take a seat further forward.”
“Pedigree? Look at him: it makes
at the station
Maitie Demange and said the conductor, and he waited for
Miss Minta Swabb went to Blaine pulled out of the water with a donkey upon an unwilling people ?
Maitre Labori will tomorrow sign an her to do so. The woman paid no atten­ him sag to carry it.
Saturday, returning Sunday.
engine. It looked as if all the salmon in
application for a revision of the case, , tion. The conductor repeated what he
Javway—It’s awfull tiresome climbing
Mis. Barba ami two sons visited at the ocean had lieen pulled out that time,
Prattle of the Youngsters.
although there is no hope that the ver­ had said before, adding that she was in these stairs. Hold on a minute. Let
M. 1). Swabb’s Wednesday of last week. but the big haul did not make any im­
dict
will
be
reversed.
Both
are
much
Mr and Mrs. R. IL Dollarhide spent pression. Other big hauls were made,
“Marie, I told Jimmy it was wicked upset, though it can hardly be said that the smokmg seat. But the woman did me catch my breath.
the next largest being 45,000. With the for Iiitie boys to fight.”
not. budge.
Bigthurst—What’s the use?
You
Monday at Mr. N. Coulson's.
they are surprised.
salmon so spentiful they are cheap, and
The conductor said it all again with couldn’t hold it.
“What did he say ?”
Miss Ealva David, who has been work­ young Cox writes that they sold at 3
emphasis. The women looked
’ He said: ‘Pa, you must be gittin'
R ennes , Sept, II.—The judges of the greater
1
ing at Mr. Brady's, returned home.
cents apiece, and every one could afford old.’ ”
“Why did you hang the hammock
*what uncomfortable, but did not
Di-eyiuH courl-inarl'Hl today, by a rnut I worn
’
Miss Dora Swabb, who is staying at salmon.
stu
nor
did
she say a word. The con- there ?’’ she asked.
ual
agreement,
expn-sseii
to
the
presi-
‘
her uncle’s at Blaine, visited at her
•’Mamma,” said little 5 year-old Tom­
“Why it seems to me the most con­
* * *
du
tor was getting exasperated, as the
'
parent’s Sunday.
my, ‘do only good little boya go to hea­ dent of the republic, through General | cur
had been wailing at the corner all venient place,” he answered.
The impression is growing that Otis ven ?”
Lucas, the commander of the army ‘
Mr. N. Coulson and daughter made a will have to be superseded. There will
“Yes. but it's in plain view from the
time. So I e went along to wLe.e
corp« at R -»'» ms , their sincere desire that tin."»
1
“Yes, my dear,” replied the mother.
flying trip to Beaver Monday.
the woman sat and helped her no alight. house," she said,
be no sentiment with Secretary Root
“ Well, ” continued the youthful obser­ Dreyfus would not I m ? submitted to m ! It became evident then chat she did not
about keeping Otis in command if he ver, “if that’s the case boys must be fresh degradation. A state of calm pre- 1
“Onegreat trouble with dishere world,”
what she was expected to do, as said Uncle Eben, “is dat everybody'mag­
vails lieie. All troops and gendarmes I know
‘
thinks another man can do better. The rather scarce up there.”
BLAINE.
stal led lor the curbstone, to w ait for ines dat some one is tryin' ter git de
secretary regards success in the Philip,
who nere quartered in the town and its i sin-
f
..........................
‘vr car. But the conductor motion- best of'im an’ he's gotter git de lies' o’
pines as far more important than the
have „..v.
left, J„v..
and journalists nuu
and I H,,ot,
}
■ Well. Clara, what did you see in the environs
Our school has reopened with Mrs fame of any man. He will not allow any
others interested in the trial have de
hei to another seat and helped her on. some one else so's ter keep even.
Dawson at the desk and a good attend feeling to stand in his wav. Root is now country ?” aske<i the father of his little parted since Saturday. Cafes which for T‘” n 8,le 8au’ ll”r tirst word:
4 year-old daughter who had just re­
a nee.
seriously considering Miles as the man turned from a visit to her grandparents, the last few weeks have been thronged
niclit Englisch.”
“She says she has no use for love
Rev. Bukey, of Beaver, was seen on for the emergency. The president hesi­
‘ Oh. just lots of funny things,” was with excited crowds are deserted. This
stories.”
k our streets last week.
tates because ot sentimental fondness for the reply, “and the funniest of all was afternoon a solitary gendarme paced up Effect of Marriages on Salaries.
“She's been married and divorced
Mr. Clark Bundy has gone on a visit Otis and because of the insistence of the hired man unmilking the cows. ”
and down before the military prison.and
three times, you know."
Corbin that Otis should remain in com­
to his old hottie in Ohio.
there was not a |x>l iceman or soldier near
Little Harold met with a very serious the Lycee, which last week resembled a| A young man and a young woman
“If you can help it,” said the girl in
Barnegat says that because the Moon mand. But there is a still greater fear
__ ____
Workmen were
busily dis-1 employed in a big supply house in Chi­ blue, “never let anyone buy your little
has left that place they will have better about sending Miles. From close friends accident, having both a broken arm and barracks.
cago, reports the Record, fell in love and
a
broken
leg
is
consequence
When
he
of
the
administration,
it
is
learned
that
mantling
the
count
room
ami
packing
weather, and we think because the Moon
were engaged to be married. Theaggre- brother a drum.”
has returned that we will have better the president fears Miles might close the was able to talk his father questioned chairs, tables ami trolley cars outside.
“Why not ?”
j gated salary uf the two was $18.
weather, so there is where we disagree Philippine war in a blaze of glory and be him as to how it happened.
“Well, just as Lieutenant Brown seem­
Man s salary...............................a WCek
“Oh,” he said. “I went lip stairs and
a formidable com|>etitor for the presi­
Glad to see you home, Seth.
ed
to be reaching the point of proposing
! Woman’s salary........................ $10 a week
Some Eate Inventions.
dency. This same tear has prevented the there was a window open. I looked out,
Mrs. Quick and family returned from administration from giving Miles any then I hollered out and then 1 jest ful­
The man had notified his employers last night,” explained the girl in blue,
"Willie who was in the next loom,
the camping tour on the beach.
command commensurate with the posi­ lered the holler.”
In a newly designed whip the loaded that he was about to marry and rather sounded ‘taps' on his drum, and the
of
Mr. Dillow purchased a tine lot of tion he has held as general commanding
>■«*•■«>■<
bauble is replaced by a r*|*ir<ii
spiral Strip
strip Of
of i I hinted that an increase
,,
—
— salary
, would
nvuiu
calves.
fhe young woman noti- lieutenant took it as a hint.”
the army. If the president is determined I “Pa, ain’t you a director of th’ school steel, covered by a flexible fabric thus L*
------
ux— sufficient
_ .»* • . weight to balance
•
tied the firm that she was about to
Oh, its funny to see the old moss backs that Miles shall not go to the Philip­ board ?*’
providing
“Yes, I am. What of it?”
the tip and making a flexible grip, which ' marry and hoped that she would be per-
Cornelius Vanderbilt died at New
scratch their back since the sun came pines, Root will lie unable to send him,
i mitted to keep her place.
“Well, teacher call me down today and will bend in the hand.
and will try and do the best with the
out.
York on Wednesday, Sept. 12th.
she was awfully impolite about it.”
On the first pay day after the marriage
other
material
he
has
to
crush
the
Mr Bays and family left for the hop
To insure the retention of a waist belt I the envelopes came as follows •
"Were you on the school house pre­
Filipino rebellion.
yards.
at the top of the trousers a new attach­ Man’s salary........................... $10 a week
mises when she called you down ?’’
W * *
ment is formed of wire loop« secured to Woman’s salary...............................a week
Mr. Curl and family went to Beavei
“Yes, I was on the roof.”
The state of Washington will operate
the under surface of the Isilt, with an
to attend her brother’s, Ed. Kmnamon's
six
new
fish
hatcheries
this
season,
and
oll.tructeii
o|iening at one end of the'
wedding; Mr. Dave Coulson and family
She was a bright little girl and was
were there Sunday tor the same purpose. Fish Commissioner Little expects all not at all backward for her years, but loop, wliicli can be slipped over the but I
Pointed Paragraphs.
hatcheries to lie run to their lull capacity
Rev. Bukev, of Beaver, preached here this winter. The output will lie close to one day on her return from school she tons on the band of the trousers.
When you hear a u,Mu sav ‘business
To
temporarily
repair
leaks
in
tire
hose
.
Sunday
IS business" lie has just cheated some
85,000.000 salmon fry. This quadruples surprised her mother by remarking:
“The music teacher must lie a fool or a pair of semi circular metallic sections 1 body.
J. R. Dillow went to Sheridan this the best record of anv previous year.
are
lunged
together,
with
links
on
on-
else
he
thinks
we
are.
”
Union Depot. Sixth and J Street».
week to bring Rev. Bukey's sister, Mrs. Ten more fish hatcheries are to be Imilt
If you value a man s friendship never
“Whv, what can cause you to say sect ion, to engage hooked levers being
Eddy and son into Beaver.
next year, and improvements are to be
agree
with
him
when
he
calls
himself
a
pivoted in brackets to allow them to l>e
made at those which were constructed that ?” queried the mother.
TWO TRAINS DAILY
fool.
“Well today he stopped us in the midst depressed acd lock the sections around
FROM
ALL POINTS EAST.
this summer. Inclusive of the govern­
the
hose.
NEIIAEEM.
It is easier to hurry a small boy off on
of our singing and asked how many pota­
ment
hatcheries
the
state
will
have
21
------------- y
toes there were in a bushel.”
Ears of corn can be rapidlv husked bv an errand than to make him hasten
•‘FAST
MAIL ltOl’TK."
hatcheries.
I
I«TM for the Hnat vis Walls Walls and
Now old Tillamook is retrieving its 11
The uicthcr was naturally as much a Kansas man's patent glove, the nalin b ick.
* * at
i Spokane daily at 2:20 p.m. Arrlvea at 10:1s
name for good weather. Better late than
surprised as the child and determined to liemg covered with a series of inter! iced
Some people worry because they are a.in.
1
A Filipino who lias arrived at Manila investigate, so she sought the master of
never.
deep in oabt and others worry because 1 Leaves for the East via Pendleton and Hun*
troni Tarlac savs an extraordinary scs the school, who could shed no light upon rings of wire, which form a surface of
sufficient
flexibility
and
rough.leas
toen
they
can t get in deeper.
Fish are still running very light.
‘ nRl.°.,l *,aby
M I» ni
Arrives via Huntingtonl
' sion of the revolutionary congress took
Pendleton at 7:20 a.m
the husks and strip them from the
Aman imagines he has perfect con and
Fulmers are wrestling with the oat place at Tarlac August 24. Aguinaldo 1 it, and together they interviewed the gage
Dalles aconunodation leaves daily except
ear.
singing
teacher.
He
was
thoughtful
for
irol over Ins wife when he wants her to Sunday at 8 a.tn. Arrives daily except 8un
crop lor al) they are worth.
presided, and chose Mabini as president 1 a few moments, and then a smile broke
dav at 6:10 p.m.
Train orders can lie delivered to the do something that she wants to do.
Charlie Reynolds and his phonograph ot the supreme court and Gonzaga as over his face, which resulted in general
THROUGH PULLMAN AND TOURIST
engineer
while
the
tram
is
under
high
attorn«-)
gmer
il.
‘
‘
They both represent laughter when he explained that he
Some men are so busy tailing what
were highly appreciated. Come again
«r *
SLEEPERS.
speed
by
the
use
of
a
new
order
holding
>vater
lines schedule subject to change with-
the
most
conservative
i
___
,
.i.c and temjierate I stonned the music to ask
they would *»
do if ‘ they
had an opporti-'
opp<
some time.
hey ha,I
! out notice.
device, which has a wir- |,M>p with a
element.
Mabini.
who
recently
resigned
;
b<f
i’ th” opfx>rtun‘t.T passes by r un-
Blackburn Bros., and Frank Stein-
“How many beats in a measure?”
OC’RAN and KIVKR NCHKDVf.K.
elamp ou onesi.lv to grip the message
hauer, both have large booms of logs in the foreign secretaryship, is the ablest i
OCEAN DIVISION. — Steamships sail from
a socket liemg provided to hold th- I fop
man
connected
with
the
revolution.
I
the stream.
Ainsworth dock at 8 p ni. For San Francisco
‘
Well,|l
can
’
t
see
how
»he
finds
tune
111
pomtion.
to
be
easily
detached
bv
the
Gonxagn was president of the last peace !
Geo
* Elder sails October 4, ii, 20 and 29 ;
Himple X- Wheeler are shut down un ' commission.
engineer.
The proceedings of the to write novels. ”
Columbia sails October S, 14 and 23: State of
til their broken saws are replaced.
“
Farhaps
her
hair
curls
naturally.
’
’
<
aliforni*
m la October 8, 17 and 26.
TWO
LIVE
PAPERS
congress disproved the report the Agni-1
A New Jersey man has patented a
COLUMBIA KIVEIt RUMMKK SCHEI»
A child of Dan Perry s met w ith a pain i imldo had declared himselt dictator. A 1 “Why do you consider her such an bitching |x»t which will accommodate
ULE DIVISION.
Ims l»erti
lieen issued bv the Filipinos 1 I
bicycle, as well as homes, the portion of
fill aci'ident by the crushing of two decree hits
extraordinary young women?'’
The repnlar subscription price o PORTLAND, ASTORIA Ahi, THE COAST.
the* post
iMMt nearest ilia
I be pavement u..
being pro­
fingers in the wheels ot a cream separa conqielling the registration of all ' “Becaun she can get in and out of a the
Steamer
R
r . Thompson leaves Portl«”<i
THE HEADLIGHT isSl.50. and
vided with slots of sufficient width to
tor. It was taken to Dr. Sponigie for foreigners in Filipino territory. The Chi­ hammock gracefully. ”
<>«ily. except Sunday, at 8 p m., ou Saturday
nese, who are a Ir.-gc fraction of the!
admit the wheel of the machine, and the
the regular subscription price of at *o p.m. Returning, leave Astoria daily, ex­
attention.
usual ring at the lop for fastening the
the Weekly Oregonian is $1.50. cept bunday. at a.in.
Mr. Vedtler is building an addition to population, are considered foreigners, in.
horse.
chiding those b<>in in the Philippine
WII.I.A METTE KIVEK BIUTE.
i-niiipfinc
the store of H. Tohl.
Anv one subscribing for THE
islands. Application must lie
POKTLAND AND SALEM
In
a
new
device
for
hanging
or
remov
Part of the timliers of an old vessel. 1 •tamped paper, w hich fibres l_
HEADLIGHT and paying ()ne steamer Ruth, for Salem and »ay points
mg pictures from high walls a long pole
leavf * Portland V 011 day«, Wednesdays and Fri-
apparently of teak wood, were recently I all the business of the insurrec»..
year in advance can get both the ” • ‘ y** at -r-L 6 a in. Miuniiiix,
Returning, leaves
leaves wimi
Salem Tues-
is provided at one end with a U shaped
uncovered in the shifting »amis off the government. Thi < seems to lie largely a ! S — fruit*. Ile«, ptcklea or mmup xr«
>•>», Thursdays and Saturdays at 7:isa.m.
bracket, having slots in the ends for the
more eerily. mor» qulekly, ni“rt
spit. It is supposed to l»e part of the scheme to tax Chinamen.
HEADLIGHT
YAMHILL
RIVER
ROUTE
reception
of
the
picture
cord,
with
a
hm’thfullv »•»ied with R«An«d
steamei Modoc, for ■ aytou and way points
wreck of the old Spanish treasure ship.
Pwraffln« Wax than by any ot iar
central hengvd linger which supports
leaves Portland Tuesdays.’ Thursdays and Sat*
iWI method, huris of other use« will be
and
Born, to the wife of H. Sweeney, a girl.
It is bel eevd th it when congrees as­
the hook by which Hie cord is attached
’¿’‘days at 7 a m. Returning, leaves Day ton for
1
*"6 way points .Mondays, Wednesday*
to tin* molding.
semble« there wilt i».-
deraule sgita- . X ’““"•'Refined
“Don’t call me Harry, call me ¡mpa!”
«»d Fridays at 7a.m.
Ihalies can he secured in a handy p<Mi WEEKLY OREGONIAN
Mi*» Tacy Wilkinson, who has been turn of a propositi for this government
St eamer A Imola leaves Riparia Mondays
Wrdtiesdayti and Fridays at I45 a m., a ter ar
teachii g the Sami llill school, left ns on to abocnlon it« participAti.m in »he Pari»* I
tfon for «-aiding stul draining by the use
ot tra.n from Spokane and Portland
One Year for $2.25 rival
Saturday to tak* charge of the school at > xptufiUon. It is known that exprwi
of a newly designed sink Iward. which is
jTJ? l*wi»toa. returning. Sundays. Tuesdays
•ions
hostile
to
the
exposition,
quoted
I
South Prairie
formed of a series of w<s>den sirips set
and 1 hursdays at o a m
from Senator 8te<\arf, are very widely j
Steamer Lewiston leaves Riparia Sunday».
on edge l4l a Pace hoard, with slots cut AU old .ulwoifwr» paying their
Miss I.iixie Rittenhouse is teaching the •yiupathixed in. and it is thought thst
• ue*days and Tlimsdays at I ms a m ; after
| m the «trips for the inserting.thedish-s
Snlra Ihstrict school.
arrival
of train from Spokane and Portland
sulwcnptmn, ,,r one veur in
it the conviction of Dreyfus is |>ernihrei I
in a .1*1-11ng p<*tti'>n
b*a'es I.ewiaton Mondays, Wednead y»
Mi*« Sorensen will finish her term in 10 stand there will lie very little friendly *
advance
will
he
entitled
to
the
Saturdays at 6 a m.
Typewriter op-mtors will appreciate a
the Omou Peak district on Friday next feeling for Faaucr among tueuihers <4
W H HURLBIRT.
.new copy-holder, having a base tc be »ame offer.
BITS OF CURRENT NEWS.
either the house or senate. Such a move,
however, would lie a grave one. It is
(»oirited out that to withdraw from
participation in the exposition would be
regarded as an official insut to France.
No further legislature on the part of con­
gress is needed to carry out the plans of
thia country for the exposition. About
fl SoO.OuO has been appropriated for the
expenses of the commission aud the gov
eminent exhibit
The commission has
been appoints!, and the space desired for
exhibit has been secured.
DREYFUS GUILTY.
D.R»N.
œ Preserves
Paraffine Wax
v
'
.
General Passenger Agent.
* HH-UMG, City Ticket Agent.
Telephone (Main) 711,
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