Tillamook headlight., October 26, 1899, Image 5

the TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. October 26, 1899
SOUTHERN TILLAMOOK.
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with insured
the Philippii
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hero is dead on the field.
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nes in much the 1 The Comedian—Yes.
OF SAN FRANCISCO, DEALERS IN
To those who are not familiar with the I i gather about, the body is cared for with
The Promoter—What line of work ?
same manner as Cuba and Puerto Rico
valleys of Southern Tillamook county we ■ | a tenderness now of no avail except as hav; lieen dealt with, although such a
The Comedian—Oh, curtain lectures, I
dedicate the following few lines :
' an expression oi sentiment, the regiment plat?, can hardly be instrumental in ac­ suppose.
What is termed Southern Tillamook is hurries by and the line of battle moves complishing much good.
“Are you a brakeman on this road ?”
all that land laying south ofCape Look­ | on. A brave man’s career is at an end,
But while the archbishop is to look
out as far east as the county line and ; but a nation bows its head in silent tri­ ■ after American interest generally, his asked the passenger.
“No, sir,’’ replied the person addressed,
south to the northern border of Lincoln bute to his memory, and his name lives first object will be care for church mat-
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I
am a brokeman. The conductor just
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county, a distanceofabout 20 miles north on the roll of honor. His deeds of valor I ters and church property, acting under
, clearned me out at craps.”
and south by about from 17 to 20 miles
instructions
from
Rome,
and
in
case
of
are recounted by the press
and from the _
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from east to west, containing an aggre­ ; pulpits all over the land
come the words,' conflict he will naturally favor the Crimsonbeak—You never hear any one
gate area of over 380 square miles.
• “Peace to his ashes.’’ Such is the glory; church. As American and church inter-! speak of the white horse and the red­
This is divided into five districts or lo. of death amidst the clash of arms and ests are bound to conflict to a greater or headed girl now.
calities, viz. : Sand Lake, Big Nestucca, under the country’s flag—a sacrifice to less extent, it is generally thought
Yeast—No; I guess the white horses
Beaver, Little Nestucca and Slab Creek, • patriotism.
that this dual mission of a church re­ have all died.
all deriving their name from a stream
“Perhaps it's the girls who havedved.”
A lurch, a splash, a faint cry and the presentative will lead to trouble of a
AGENTS STEAMER LUELLA.
Mowing through each valley excepting [ cruel, black waters of the night eagerly more or less serious nature, and on ac­
“
I
hear
Mabel
is
going
to
marry
a
rich
Sand Lake, it being named after a lake ' seize their victim and draw him down to count of this administration is being sev­
Hobsonville, Or.
LEIGH JONES, Mgr
old man 50 years of age.”
which, in reality, is an arm of the sea.
the depths—a hero has passed to eternity. erely criticised for allowing a mixture of “How foolish—he is twenty-five year*
The larger valleys are subdivided into ' Comrades search over the seas, vainly church and state.
too old and twenty-five years too young.’’
districts where postofficesare established | seeking the dead, since they realize that
C. B HANTHORN, Pres ; A. WELCH, Vioe-Pres.; 8. T. HARRISON. Sec.
for the convenience of the people. Along ' there is no living to lie found. They re­
"The judge brought his hammer down
PRIEST
WEDS
THE
NURSE.
the st reams which run lengthwise through turn with hands empty and hearts full.
severely on that fellow’s testimony.”
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the valleys the soil is very rich, the win­ There is a hush in the great office from Who Saved His Life and it Belongs
“Yes, and nailed a lie.”
ter overflows washing the rotten vegeta­ which the hero went forth a few hours
to Her.
"Is year daughter enjoying her musi­
Successors to the Columbia Iron Works.
tion accumulated in the smaller streams before with high spirits and the buoyant
Like Brother Aloysios, who renounced cal studies abroad, Mrs. Flimflammer ?”
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before upon the bottom lands, thereby- hopefulness of youth. One desk in the’ the church and married in New York, a
“Oh. so much ;she writes that she goes
533 Bond Street
enriching and renewing the soil each year. big room is vacant and as busy men few weeks ago, St. Louis has a priest
to five dances every single week.”
:
ASTORIA, OREGON.
The meadows in these valleys produce hurry past it they brush their eves. A ! who has given up the church for matri­
:
an
amount of
an immense
immense amount
oi hay,
nay, while
wnue the
tne young man carries a bunch of mann mony. The marriage took place three It was a haughty Hoosier man,
Who said with arrogance of manner,
mountains and hillsides furnish fair graz- , script to the city editor, saving huskily weeks ago, but was not made public
and
“I know that Dewey’s from Vermont,
ing land all the year Dairy cattle are "Here's a---- >' He
He chokes
chokes and
and turns
turns until last week. To his wife the former
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But Kid McCoy’s from Indianner.”
fed a few months in the year, while many • away. The
sheetsare stained
with little
li.ti» priest says he owes his life, and to her
The sheetsare
stained with
:
stock cattle run at large. The best j splashes.
he has given it.
I
“This article about grain isn’t all
beef in the state are raised in these val­ Friends are grief-stricken and a family
Cannery, Steamboat, Loggers' Work
“She saved it, and it belongs to her,” here.’’
and Blacksmithing.
leys and command the highest prices.
is prostrated.
Those
within
a
limited
is
the
way
he
expresses
himself.
“
Of
course
not.
It's
a
cereal
story.
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Electrical and Cycle Sundries
Our main industriesaredairying,cheese circle inscribed by the short life of the
Back of the expression lies one ofthe
Estimates Given.
in Stock.
making, stock raising,cranberry culture, j last hero mourn deeply. They recall the ' prettiest romances of the church. It was
“ Has your new comedy any novel
fisheries and bee culture.
bravery, the honor, the loyalty, |the fate that threw the priest and his wife features ?”
“Yes; it’s a funny comedy.”
Dairying is carried on by nearly every truth, and devotion of their friend, and i together, and neither cared to resist it.
farmer in the valleys, the number of cows they think of all that he was and the | 11 they had any inclination to do so at
“There goes beauty and the beast.”
ranging from 5 to 50 head. Those who more that he would have been to them ' the time they got over it, and both now
“Where ?”
live remote from cheese factories make and to himself.
“There. She’s a Fifth avenue lielle and
i are happy.
their cream into butter and place it on
Bnt the wide world on whom his per-! 1 Until a year ago the Rev. Father he’s a Wall street bear.”
the markets.
sonality has not been impressed passes
“Did you have commodious apartments
Cheese making is a profitable invest­ over a brief dispatch in the papers. He : Charles E. Brady was assistant priest at
[ St. Peter’s Roman Catholic church in in New York.
ment both to the maker and also to the had gone to his death in the discharge
j Quincy, 111., one of the largest churches
“Commodious? I had a hat rack all Agents for Kopp's Brewery, the Brewer of the Finest Beer in the Northwest.
patrons ofthe factory, averaging as much of his duty and had he lived to carry out
i in the city. He was handsome and young, to myself.’’
Strangers can find here a place to write, attend to corres|>ondence, privately
or more for butter fat than can l>e gotten his mission they would have been inter-
and was popular with the young folks.
after the article is made. Each morning ■ ested in its results, without knowing, or
confer upon business or social matters and generally feel at home.
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"Would
you
marry
a
red-headed
wo-
I In some manner he incurred the dis­
many teams may be seen wending their caring for the name of the author.
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man
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pleasure of his superiors, and was sent to
way toward some factory heavy laden
On the night of the arrival of the Kan- Jerseyville, III. Later he was transferred
“I wouldn’t if I could get away."
with the prodnet of many cows. Those sas volunteers at San Francisco a mem !
to Liberty, a small village, and before
Visitor
—Whafforyo' buhnin’ candles,
who own and operate factories in this ber of the Chronicle staff who had gone
going there visited Quincy. He was ill 'stid o' coal oil? Kase yo' doan’ be­
portion of the county areR. Richards, P. out on a tug to meet the transport, was
at Quincy and the first night at the hotel lieve in de trust ?
McIntosh and Joseph Bixby, of Beaver ; hurled from the prow of the boat, where
were he stayed the services of a physician ( The Host—I does, but the grocer don’t.
PROPRIETORS OF
Wm. Rhoades, Jasper Smith, L. Fleck he was endeavoring to talk with the
were needed. The physician suggested a
and Charles Ray, of Hebo ; P. McIntosh, men on the big ship, which no one was
trained nurse. He suggested one from I First La’’y Clerk-Theregoes the mean­
of Oretown.
permitted to board. A high sea was on the Blessing hospital, a Protestant in­ est woman in town.
Stock raising is carried on by some be­ and the little tug was pitching and rol.' stitution, and then said that perhaps i Second Lady Clerk—Whois she ?
DEALERS IN
sides dairying. It yields quite an addi­ i ling. Between the two vessels he w-nt l the priest would prefer one of the sisters
First Lady Clerk—I don’t know, but
tional profit to turn off a number of beef down into the wate-s that quickly swal- from the Catholic hospital. He said no, slie is always coining in here and want­
cattle each year without much additional lowed him, carrying him beyond help. ’ he would be satisfied with the physician's ing som.-thing we haven’t got.
Death came suddenly upon him at his selection, and a nurse from the Blessing
expense or trouble.
Shop next door to Larsen's Hotel, Tillamook.
As we understand it, an x ray will go
Cranberry culture is becoming one of ' post of duty Only a few months ago I hospital was summoned.
straight
through
a
man's
head.
There
the foremost industries of the county. It he had risked his life to rescue a brother I
j It was a hurry call for a nurse and the is nothing else quite so penetrating is
requires a very peculiar kind ofsoil (jieat) rival and newspaper man, who was sim
first one who could he spared was sent there T”
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ilarly
thrown
from
a
tugboat
while
on
a
for producing the viands and berries. W.
l to the hotel. Had it been any other than
"Oh. I don't know. Did you ever hear
C. King is the principal grower, having mission of the same kind. 1
the one it was, Father Brady would l>e my daughter sing t”
You intend to give your house a new dress inside or out, see
several acres planted. M. Sommers and i Although William Appleton Snow went in the church of Rome.
Janies Atkinson have also raised several ' down with his country 's flag above him |
“How is the earth divided ?” asked HERMAN GESSJ4ER, Painter and Paper» Hanger,
The nurse sent was Miss Addie Gwynn,
hundred bushels of choice berries this 1 and in sight of hundreds whom the
the confident teacher of his clarai before
year. About 30 pickers were employed : whole nation greets with applause and ' a young woman who was raised in
Spruee and Tillamook City, Or.
the examiners.
in gathering the various crops this year. I honors as heroes, he did not give up his Quincy. For five years she had been a
‘•By earthquake«, sir,” was the prompt
,
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nurse
at
the
hospital.
It
was
the
first
Hence the
Thousands of dollars are brought into life in defense of the flag.
time she ever had seen the priest, who answer from one of the eager pupils.
this locality every year by 1 he sale of sal­ j world weeps not. knows not.
j
had
been stationed in the city for some
FRED SAPPINGTON,
He
was
only
a
reporter.
mon. This year Kernan & Co. purchased
Smith—See Jones over there, laugh
Yet he risked his life and lost it in years. She remained by his side and when ing bo heartily ? Somebody muBt have
TILLAMOOK, OREGON,
the cannery at the bay and arc operating
it. They expect to can 4,000 to 5,000 honorable service—in ambition desie to he was able totravel thedoctors thought told him a funny Ktory.
a change of air woul<( do him good. In
cases this seasQn. What is badly needed do his duty and to do it well. Every
Brown—More likely Jones told it him*
the hotel those who visited the father
here is a hatchery to keep the supply of day hundreds of such men are performing
self.
noticed
that
the
little
woman
who
at
­
salmon replenished as fast as they are great deeds of which the public knows
tended to his wants was solicitous about
INSURE WITH
caught. A better sigh* cannot be found nothing. If victorious, no public ac-
his
welfare. She prepared his food and
anywhere than at the head of tide water. claim rewards them. If they fall, the
Claude
Thayer,
All work done on the Shorn st Notice and at Reasonable Prices, Natiafac tion
country erects no monument to their seemed to take more than a passing in­
Agent for Fireman’s Fund and London
terest
in
him.
guaranteed.
memory,
chants
no
requiem.
They
are
No Doubt Of It.
and Lancashire Fire Insurance
When the time came for the departure
only heroes of the commonplace. There
Policeman—Who bunged your eye that i is no beating of drums, no waving of of the priest, the nurse, it was supposed,
Companies.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
way ?
’ flags, no cheering to attend them in their had gone back to the hospital. At the
FIRE
INSURANCE.
Irishman—Moike O’Lafferty.
hospital
it
was
known
that
she
had
had
every-day exposure to hardships and
ß L. EDDY,
Policeman—Was there an eyewitness? I dangers. Their services and rendered a “hard case" with the priest, as he had
/. 5. STEPHENS,
Irishman—Indade there was.
agent for the
fearlessly, honestly, faithfully, but with- been desperately sick. When she did not
Policeman—Who was it ?
,
return at once it was thought she was HOME .MUTUAL AND LONDON tc
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
’ out glamor and applause.
General Banking and Exchange Imai-
LIVERPOOL GLOBE INSURANCE
Irishman—Moike O’Lafferty.
I Yet what would the world do without taking a few days’ rest. A week passed,
neHh interest paid on time d«|>osita.
T illamook , O rkcon .
COMPANIES.
Policeman—I mean, was there anybody : these plain, matter-of-fact, unknown and then rumors that the pair had been
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Exchange on England, Belgium, Ger­
else present?
seen going away on the same train
Agent for North West School Supply
jheroes ?
many, Sweden, and all foreign countries.
Irishman—Indade there was.
reached the ears of some of her friends.
Company, Notary Public.
yy H. cooper ,
TILLAMOOK,
— OREGON
Policeman—Who?
Then came the news that the nurse was
INSURGENTS PARLEY.
TILLAMOOK, ORE.
married. To none at that time did it
Irishman—Myself, bedad.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
They Ask Otis for Still Another occur that she had married her patient. [JAVID WILEY, M.D.,
Conference.
OREGON.
TILLAMOOK
Smokes Good Tobacco Free.
Nearly two weeks later it was an­
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND
M anila , Oct. 23,8:50 a.m.—An Ameri­ nounced that Father Brady had resigned
A man stepped into a drug store to can officer was killed and two men wound­
ACCOUCHEUR.
BARBER ANO HAIRDRESSER
buy a cigar. While he stood at the case ed by the Filipino* in an attack on a from the church, and the couple had
H. GOYNE,
All call promptly attended to.
quietly
been
married
at
Clayton,
.Mo.
waiting a shabby-looking man walked ! launch with (General Lawton’s expedi­
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING,
T illamook . O kkco N.
The bride is a lifelong member of the
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
in briskly, lifted up the metal cigar end tion in the Rio Chiquita, near San
HHAMPOOING, ETC.
Office: Opposite Court House,
clipper, which stood on the counter, and Isidro. The rebels fired volley* from the Episcopal church, and in Quincy none is
E. HAWKE, M.D.,
better known becauae of her charitable
emptied therefrom a small handful, more i shore.
Electric Bath* nicely flitted up G<xxl for
T illamook , O rkoon
acts. She comes from agood family and.
or less, of cigar clippings.
PHYSICIAN ANI»
AND BURGEON.
General Otis has replied to the three
I h * rsons Muttering with rheu mat tern,
has
hosts
of
friends.
When
the
fact
of
These he calmlv stuffed into his pipe, insurgent officers who entered Angeles
Building next door to the Post Office.
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON
stepped to the lighter, puffed away until last Friday with a request, made through the marriage liecame known the former Office: Over T m M’ s Store.
(JI.A UDE THAYER,
the tobacco was alight and walked General MacArthur, for permission for a priest announced that his act had caused
him
to be excommunicated, and he said
NOTICK ROM PVIIIJCAT1ON.
jauntily away with the flavor of good Filipino commission, headed by a Fili­
Land Office at Oregon City. Ore.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
that he had not resigned from the priest­
<)cto!>er Jtn. 1R99.
cigars trailing after him The drug man pino major-general, to visit General
Notice la hereby given that the followlrig.
hood until after the marriage.
T illamook , O keoon .
named «eitler ha« filed notice of hi« intention
said nothing to him and he said nothing Otis in order to discuss [»eace terms and
to make ft .al proof in aup|w>rt of hi* claim, and
to the drug man.
to arrange for the delivery of American
that «aid proof will tie made before the County
ot Tillaniieik county, at Tillamook, Ore.,
U J IIALV.
“Oh, ye«,’’ said the drug clerk after . he prisoners, that the desired interview can- ’ Here is still another reason forthe cause Clerk
on November >?th.
viz
»OSCAR HÀVTEK
"If. a common thing not (>e Rrante<)
th<. ,ugg„ted of the war in Sooth Africa: The issue,
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J. HEYVAHRT:
had gone out
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r and Ne % of [jALY & HAYTER,
for people of his class to do. They want proposition* of the Filipino* are vague, however, has lieen lost eight of and the ___________________
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«HAVING,
down to a contest for ’
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a smoke and can’t afford to pay for it, indefinite and unmilitary, and because war is narrowed
nances inriunwim
th«* following wiinrwa
witness?« wwtnr
to prove nm
his
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ATrORNEYH-AT-LAW,
so we let them take the cigarends. That the Americans must continue to decline possession of a pile of gold, buried in the «-onfinuoti« rr«idenc? upon and cultivation of
HAIR CUTTING,
smm I land, vii
D allas . O rki ' xis .
man is one of out ‘regu<ar customers.’
to receive any representative of the so- Transvaal country, and estimated in
Henry Lederer James * teel Albert Phelps
Mil AM P0OI NG,
value at $5,000,000,000. As the London and Wi ¡iato H. Owen . of Till«moot Or.
called Filipino government.
C has H Moos ns, Register.
Posts puts it, the situation is now that
Citizen Green—Soyou areoneofthecitv
ßOHERT A. MILLER,
Priest as a Diplomat.
fathers. Tell me. what are some of the
W ashington , Oct. 22.—It is understood the Beiers are saving to the British “You
N otice for fcblk 1i ion
ATTORNEY-AT LAW,
EVERYTHING STRICTLY FIRST CLASS.
Land OAre at Orrgoti City, Or.
that the president has given to Arch, shall not touch this gold ; we will not
duties of the sit nation ?
October sth. 1*//
O bkgox C ity , O mummi .
Aiderman Kreene-Theprincipal duty is bishop Cha pel le definite instructions allow you to mine it, bring it to the sur­ Notice la hereby given that the following
named «r-ttler ha« lied notice of hi« Intention
to keep track of the street pavements. which will govern his actions relative to face of the ground and take it away un­ to make Anal proof in support of h»a claim, and Mini Title« sixl laind Office Bnainess ■
C. A. HAILEY
that aard proof will be made before tha
Specially.
■HtAI.RU IN
When a pavement is in first-rate condi­ establishing peace with the Filipinos, but less you pay us a tithe by the way of Clerk
of Tillamook county, at Tillamook, Or.,
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tion then is the time when that pave­ these instructions are to be withheld from royally,” and the British respond : “We on November >Mh. i*» vi«
ALTON I. WHITTEN
OSBORNE NO HE RS,
(JAM KM MU-AIM.
publication. The archbishop is to have are strong enough to threw these 30.000 H.K. 10777 for th* E Hof Ne K •’•<* K *4 of '• ’/<
ment is ripe for digging up.
(A W. HKVKMANCK. Biiggirs. bay rakes, plows, and ollie
of
b>. Tp I g M 7 W
Boem
off
the
pile
of
gold,
strong
enough
no communication with the government,
He
name«
the
following
witnesses
to
prove
Creditor-I wouldn't ask you for the
farm piaebiiieiy
You ran save
hive ntfnnova residence upon an 1 cultivation ^fcCAIN Ä SEVERANCE,
but wdl be fully advised of the intention to take it without paying any royalty, of
ixonev by dealing with me,
Midland vU
tno'iey if I wasn't awfull hard up.
and we mean to take it. *Tin folly to pay l/Min'll
and
wishes
of
the
administration
toward
*1 ud Fred < *komp, of Traak. Or.,
Rpeeial
Prices
on
BuRgiee
and Spring
ATTORNEY«-AT-LAW,
Debtor—And if I wasn't awfullv hard
Oa-tiel Morphy and Jerry Murphy ,,f T(. ibkh A.
W agon.,
the people of the islands, and has been for that which you have the might to Or.
up you should have it. Curious coinci­
C. A. BAILEY. Tillamook, Ore.
T illamook , O bkoon .
C har H Mooe*a HryaUr,
empowered to outline to them in a gene- take.’’
FIR & SPRUCE Lumber
BOX SHOOKS.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
And LOGGERS’ SUPPLIES
COLUMBIA ELECTRICAL & REPAIR CO
Electric
Light
Power
Plants
Installed
Foundrymen and Boiler
Makers.
WINE AND LIQUOR HOUSE.
Billiard Parlors and General Social Resort.
C. E. HADLEY, Proprietor.
Tillamook City,
Oregon.
LEACH & JONES,
Tillamook Meat Market,
Fresh and Cured Meats, Hides, Wool, etc.
IF
Painter, Paper Hanger
and Decorator-
ZB-ZÙ-ILTZZ OF
C. & E. Thayer
EDGAR LATIMER,
CHAS.
PETERSON,
Baite
Hot and Cold ßaths.
dence isn't it ?
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