Tillamook headlight., October 26, 1899, Image 6

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. October 26, 1899
iwnTHFR STUBBORN FIGHT.
,
STATE JOTTINGS
The Herman press is just ns unanim
ously anti British in the Transvaal war
as it was nnti-American in the war be­
tween the United States and Spam.
Even thelilreral paper», although politi­
cally and commercially they have long
sought and found an ideal in England,
now strongly disapprove of England's
procedure in varied hut never compli­
mentary utterances. The shakers in
the British parliament are characterized
a» "hypocritical,“ and the British people
and government are descrilied as "de.
voured by land hunger,“ and "greed for
The new United Brethren Church at BITS OF GENERAL NEWS
A fatal hunting accident occurred near
Valorous Deeds On Both Sides-
| this place is to I m ? dedicated one week
Laurel, about eight miles south of HilU-
The Associated Press is enabled, to
Losses Were Heavy.
Paul Erickson has returned to the from this coming Sunday, November the
boro on Sunday. Jay Ornduff and Ota
camp where he will remain but tor a 5th, at 11 a.m., by Rev. Neff, of Tilla­ give, authoritatively, Canada’s final
L ondon , Oct 22.-The war office thi» Wlotimre went out with their guns, aud
proposition
for
the
permanent
settle
­
mook. Everybody cordially invited.
short time.
nublialied the following di»- each hud taken a »hot at a grouse. T|lo
ment of the Alaskan dispute, it is very
aften oon p--------
Silas Morton is at present visiting his
y the
and th«
the hunters
patch to the secretary of „ war,
the Mar«
Mar- j bird was brought down und
different from her former demands and
, I madown? from ¡the general approached to pick up the gam-. Y.JUn"
wile’s folk who li\e at Beaver.
BARNEGAT.
was delivered to Ambassador Choate 1
4
"f in-in -outh Africa. General
General Ornduff
Ornduff commenced
commenced reloading
reloading his
hi» KUn
gUn "
Messrs Wicklund and Chas. Svenson
The highest tide last Thursday at by the Canadian minister of war, marine
Sir’tXgeStewan «kite, regarding the but the .hell was obstinate about enter-
have added greatly to the appearance of Barnegat that has been seen for many and fisheries, Dr. Louis Henry Davies,
”me«t yesterday at Elandslaagte. mg the chamber. He crowded it iB„
their respective homes by having some years.
late the night before the latter sailed,
I
Glencoe and l-advamith. when far a. it would go and then clasped the
carpentering and painting done.
and
dispatched
to
Washington
by
The logs here belonging to the Truckee
H Britiah under General French routed gun into position with force. Thecart.
F. I). Vincent thinks he has a pretty Lumber Co. are well scattered over the officials of the United States embassy.
tie Kanwaal forces under General Jan t.dge exploded and the load of .1.,
fair garden. He claims some of his tur­ tide land.
It is as follows: That the boundary line
H M Kock, second in command in the effect in the back of tv lutiunre, on. of
nips and rutabagas weigh from 25 to 30
Transvaal
gold.
”
be
arbitrated
upon
terms
similar
to
The steamer Annarine came to Barne­
Transvaal who wa» himself wounded lu. lung, bemg bad y lacerated. The
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pounds.
those imposed by the United States and
gat last Thursday.
The northern part of Montana was • nd capture.! and has since .bed.
unfortunate man died the same evening,
Great Britain over Venezuela, particular­
Mr. Hunke, of Mo.,who isjust recently
Mrs. May returned to the light-house
digging itself out of the snow on Mon­
- White. Commander in Natal, to the and before medical «id could lie procur-
ly those provisions making 50 years’
from the cast, is looking around with a
Thursday.
day. For four or five days last week
occupancy conclusive evidence of title,
view of locating some where in this vic­
Secretary of State for War: Filed Lady ed fi« in Hillsboro Whitmore was about
j snow came down unceasingly. At the
Ex-Judge
Cooper
was
among
the
28 years of age, was industrious and had
occupancy of less than that period to be
inity. He savs he thinks Tillamook is
j
Smith,
October 22. 10:30 A. M.
hunters who were at Barnegat Thurs­ taken in equality under international I town of Choteau, county seat of Teton
a large circle of friends. He leaves a
all O. K.
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• In the action at Elandslaagte yeeter-
day and Friday, and you liet the judge law. That as the condition is a preced­ | county, it was 10 to 12 feet deep in j day the troops engaged were the follow wife and three children. Young Oin-
is quite a sport, when it comes to wing­ ent absolutely preliminary to arbitra­ drifts, and at least three feet on the level.
SOUTH PRAIRIE.
duff is nearly crazed over the fatality,
, ___ the dead man being a close relative.
Oldtimers are agreed that nothing like ing:
ing his bird.
tion,
Skagway
and
Dyea
would
be
con
­
“Cavalry, Fifth Lancers, a squadron
Ik N. Daniel, one of this prairie’s old
A. W. Quick was down last week try­ ceded to the United States without this fall of snow’ has been seen in October of the Fifth Dragoon Guards, the Imper­
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timers, is running a restaurant in Chi­
ing his skill as a sportsman, and he further claims if Canada received Pyra­ for 20 years. The loss of life will exceed ial Light Horse and two squadrons of
The run of fish has about ceased on tho
cago.
bagged several line sprigs.
mid Harbor. In other words, Canada j 20 persons in Teton county, and 20,000 Natal cabineera; artilleiy, Twenty-first Columbia river, and it is reported from
Stanley Lamb closed his school in the
Astoria that it is doubtful if a gillnettsr
Bert Biggs went to the Hub Saturday. gives up much of the disputed gold coun­ sheep perished in the storm.
field battery, Forty second field battery
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(Juick district Friday and started for the
I
trapman, seiner, cold-storage man or
her try in return for a seaport, but stipulates
Mrs.
N.
Griffith
left
to-day
for
and
the
Natal
field
battery;
infantry,
Nine men perished in the recent bliz­
State University at Eugene Monday.
canneryman has paid expenses during
that she must get the latter before she
home in Garibaldi.
zard at Great Fall, Mont. Five bodies Devonshire regiment, half a battalion of
The plank road is completed around
agrees to arbitrate the boundary line.
the Gordon Highlanders and the Man­ the fall season. The recent storms have
have
been
recovered,
and
it
is
probable
the green hill. The new-route is about
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The Feminine Observer.
I that this is not half the list. The last chester regiment. The whole force was injured nearly all the traps in Baker’s
2% miles long. Some shorter than the
Commissioner of Pensions II. Clay
bay, and they are being taken up for the
■ body found was that of H. Herrald, a under General French, with Colonel Iain
old route. It follows closely the old Al­
Which is worse—the bicycle face or the Evans, upon his return to Washington, sheepherder. The sheep had eaten off| Hamilton commanding
season, Gillnetters are catching only
lining Liir
miau*
’j •
the
infantry.
after an extended trip through the West I
bany and Astoria R. R. survey with foot ball hair.
his beard, clothing and part of his boots.
"I was present in
in person from 3:00 to dogfish, but they find a ready sale at 5c.
light grades and will be a boom to
d not
A woman’s club is made up of “don’ts” and along the Pacific coast, speaks in Several bands of sheep without herders ' 8:30 P. M„ but did
not assume
assume direction
direction *®h- U WHS but a few years ago that
the highest terms of the country through
southern travel.
and dues.
have
been
wandering
in
that
country,
of
the
fight,
which
was
left
in
the
hands the most unpleasant thing which could
In the death of W. W. Thaver Tilla­
A woman is always reading the fash which he passed. “The American who and point to unknowu deaths.
of General French. Although desultory J l»e said about a canneryman was that he
mook county has lost a warm friend I ion hints and then giving her husband a has not seen the trans-Rocky mountain (
fighting took place earliei in the day, | p u ked dogfish, but now they are put up
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part of the continent doesn’t begin to ,
and well wisher, a man always ready few.
The GermanLokal Anzeigersays: “The ■ while reinforcements, sent out later, on ,■ in quantities for gale in the South. The
know what a magnificent country this
with words of cheer and encouragement,
English seem to have taken pattern by ascertaining the enemy’s strength, w ere up-river seines are reported to be doing
We often wonder what other sort of
to the Tillamookers. Many of us will trouble would trouble us as much as the Union is,’’ he said. “I have just seen it that doughty American, General Otis,
arriving from Ladysmith, the real action I nothing, and one haul at Miller’s sands
for
the
first
time,
and
the
experience
is
not forget him for a number of years.
j in issuing bulletins of victory in which I did not begin until 3:30 P. M. At that J Saturday netted only three fish. The
sort we have.
delightful.
Wherever I went on the
A visit to Hadley’s steam logging
Is it because girls have been naughty coast I found the sentiments in favor of he killed off seven times as many Fili­ hour the Boers held a position of very tall season is now practically at an end,
camp on Bewley creek w ill convince the at the seashore that they have come
pinos as the whole insurgent army con­ exceptional length, consisting of a rock and was a dismal failure.
the expansion so strong as to lie almost
most sceptical that the days of logging
tains, although he does not dare to go hill about a mile and a half southeast of
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home so thoroughly tanned ?
unanimous. There is no division on this
with cattle, where the employees too
beyond the close vicinity of Manila.”
A serious stabbing affair occurred at
Elandslaagte station. At 3:30 P. M. our
A widower always argues that the issue, for the democrats are just as much
often control and run the camp, is gone
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guns took position on a ridge 4100 yards Sweet Home Sunday. J. P. Hahn, the
out in favor of it as are republicans. In
Secretary Long has issued an order
forever. An engine geared up to 120 reason he marries a second time is
of compliments to his first wife.
Portland, Tacoma and San Francisco assigning Admiral Dewey to special duty from the Boers, whose guns at once Sweet Home merchant, stabbed and
horse power has hardly a limit to its
opened fire. This fire was generally well seriously wounded Albert Weddle, the
Fashionable sleeves are so small,that it every man is an expansionist and an up­ at the navy department.
pulling force, drawing logs rapidly three
directed, but somewhat high. This time, s iwmill man at that place. The trouble
holder ot the McKinley policy of retain­
fourths of a mile. The Hadley company would be an utter impossibitv for wo­
contrary to previous experience, their arose in the settlement of accounts lie­
ing our possessions in the East. The
men
to
w
ear
their
hearts
in
them.
In
Southern
Luzon.
will soon have three engines employed
tween the two men Weddle’s brother
shells burst well
whole region is buoyant with good
with a maximum capacity under favor­
A man never feels that he is really get­
M anila , Oct. 23,5:50 P.M.—The insur­
times, and looks forward to the day
•The Imperial Light Horse mover! to­ owed Hahn and Hahn tried to work the
able circumstances of 100,000 ft. per ting old until he has lost his desire to
when the commerce of the Pacific will be gents around Calamba and Angeles have wards the left of the enemy’s position, account in against Albert Weddle, and
day. The company can have $10,000 run to every fire in the neighborhood.
the biggest thing under the sun. The bothered the Americans lately with their and two squadrons of the Fifth Lancers the trouble started. Weddle wasstablied
invested in engines, cables, etc.
No matter how loudly a man snores doctri/e of 16 to 1 seems to be absolute­ repeated attacks, which, like most of the
three or four times, one slash being in
he never acknowledges that he is sleep­ i ly dead out there, and Colonel Bryan’s Filipino attacks, consist of shooting a toward his right. During the artillery the abdomen and letting the intestines
duel,
mounted
Boers
pushed
out
from
NETARTS.
ing; he is only thinking with his eyes chances of getting a solitary electoral lot of ammunition into their opponents
their left anti engaged the Imperial out. A physician was summoned from
shut.
vote out of the Pacific states is the re­ camp from long range.
Mr. John Hodgden lias been on the
Light Horse. In a few minutes the Lebanon, and when he arrived he found
Small eyes are said to indicate cunning motest sort of a forlorn hope.’’
Major Cheatham’s battalion of the
siek list for the past ten days.
enemy 's guns ceased firing, and our ar­ Weddle in a critical condition, and there
particularly when they are in needles
Thirty-seventh infantry, a battery of
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tillery was turned on the mounted Boers, is hut little expectation of his recovery.
Mr. Z. Wells, of South Prairie, is spend-'
and must be threaded with coarse cot
Clifton R. Breckinridge, United States the Fifth artillery and a Gatling gun
* * *
who opposed the Imperial Light Horse,
ing a few days at Netarts.
ton.
minister to Russia during the second sallied out this morning from Calamba,
Hiram Shook was shot in the breast by
j The latter at once fell back, After the
The late winds felled a few trees across '
With the coming of winter a man has Cleveland administration, in an inter­ drove the Filipinos from their trenches artillery preparations, our infantry ad­ two ui known men oil Saturday in Pass
our roads but they were soon taken out. |
the joyous satisfaction of knowing where view states that in case any nation or and pursued them for three miles, in­ vanced to the attack, supported by our creek canyon, near the rock quarry on
Mr Binna Hurlbut returned home his neckties are to be found, as his shirt- j combination of nations should attempt flicting heavy loss on them. One Ameri­
the Southern Pacific, seven miles south
guns in the second position.
from Eastern Oregon, where he has been waist wife and sister have no sjiecial to embarrass England in the present war can was killed and three were wounded
I The Devonshire» held the enemy of Cottage Grove. It appears that tines
for 18 months.
<
in
South
Africa,
it
would
be
the
imper
­
of the Twenty-first infantry.
use for them at this i
men and Shook were about to make •
ative duty of the United States to take i Lieutenant Furgeson, with 20 scouts in front, while the Manchester regiment
Mrs. O'Hara is expected home from
and the Gordon Highlanders turned trade, when Shook jingled some money
the part of Great Britain and sustain her of the Twentv-sixth regiment, reconnoit­
Portland soon, where she has been vis­
A POST OFFICE ROBBED.
in his pocket. The men then proceeded
j with our whole moral and material ering near Labao, encountered a party his left flank. The Boer guns, although
iting her children for some time.
to rob him. Shook, having a revolver,
often
temporarily
silenced,
invariably
He said: “Great Britain’s of mounted Filipinos. He killed six of
A lbany , Or., Oct. 23.—It was learned strength.
The tide last Friday was the highest
opened fire again on the slightest oppor­ shot at them, missing. They took the
action
in
South
Africa
is
in
line
with
tne
them
and
captured
eight,
with
10
rifles.
this
morning
that
the
Albany
post-office
for several years.
tunity, and were served with great cour revolver away from him and shot him in
Four men from the gunboat Marivelos
had been entered by burglars and robbed. duty and development of the Anglo-
They then took his money,
j
age.
After severe fighting, our infantry the bria<t
NEHALEM.
The robbery was discovered by Postmas­ Saxon race. In her present struggle, were lured ashore 18 miles from Ho Ilo
carried the position At 6:30 P. M. this amounting to $22. His wound is ser­
ter S. S. Train and his chief clerk, J. S. she deserves the unanimous support of by a flag of truce, and the insurgents I
Mr. Vaddar has contracted to build a
In case other killed one of them, wounded one and was accomplished, the enemy standing ious, and his recovery is very uncertain.
Van Winkle, yesterday morning, when the American people.
school house in the Onion Peak district.
his ground to the last with courage A warrant has been sworn out for the
they opened the office, but the fact was European nations should, through inter captured a third. The gunboat was un­
Will Luce has engaged to cook for a ! not disclosed until this morning.
national jealousies, attempt to retard able to fire for fear of wounding the and tenacity. The Ffth Lancers and a men.
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squadron of the Fifth Dragoon Guards
party that are cruising timber back of
her in the clear and simple duty she is Americans.
The Astoria creamery, which wa? es­
| The thieves effected an entrance by
| charged three tin.es through the retreat­
Cannon beach.
performing
at
this
time,
the
conduct
of
The second battalion of the Nineteenth
tablislied by tile Astoria Progressive
| crawling under an adjoining building and
Mrs. N. McMillian and children left on tunneling through the brick wall of the the United States should be determined regiment, Malor Rt'efe commanding, em­ ing Boers in the dark, doing considera Commercial Association, is now pitying
hie
execution
the last trip of the Elmore on a visit to i post-office building up to the foundation by 'considerations mightier than mere barked for Ilo Ilo today to reinforce the
24'2 cents |ier pound foriftitter fat.which
"We captured the Bier camp, with
friends in Ohio. Mac. expects to bach ¡of the vault. This they partially re political expediency or political preced­ troops.
is the highest price ever paid in that sec
tents,
M-agnns,
lim-es
and
also
Ivo
guns.
ence. We should lie enjoined by every
all winter
| moved, and cut a hole through the steel |
tion of the country.
The Boer losses were very considerable,
New Gattie.
Sam Lundlierg is rustling up another floor of the vault, which gave them ac­ sentiment of patriotism and every tie of
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including a number of wounded and un
"I have invented a new game,” hesaid.
Work has been resumed, after a lapse
drove ot beef cattle. He has purchased cess to the post office funds. The work racial kinship to stand shoulder to shoul
wounded
prisoners.
Among
the
former
j der with our bretliern acri ss the sea.’’
‘ What is it ?" she asked.
of six years, on the Int°rnational nickel
Frank Steinhauer's oxen
, was evidently done by expert cracksmen,
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“Why, we’ll pretend that I'm a popu- aie General Jan Kock and Piet Joubert. mine at Riddles. Or. The superintend­
Andrew Klein has had an addition put as a number of finely tempered drills and
One goods train, with supplies for Glen
While officials in Washington gener­ lar hero.’’
ent has ord-rs to take out and to ship
! chisels were found under the building,
on his hotel and a porch all around.
cue camp, and nine English prisoners,
ally regret that that General Funston
"Ye».
’
’
200,0X) pounds of ore this fall.
Silversidcs are still running pretty well, and the hole in the vault floor was cut sawflt to declare that by driving out
were recovered.
“And that you’re a pretty girl,
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perfectly
round
and
smooth
by
some
ma
­
and the river are lively with boats and
"Our wounded and those of the enemv
the friars and coiifiscaiing church pro- of course, we don't have to pretend that,
Ex Governor Wm. P. Lord has been
chine which cut away the steel like
fisherman.
■ire
now
arriving
by
trains.
Besidek
|ierty in the Philippines, the insurrec for it's true.''
offered by the president the appointment
cheese.
Boers, we have many Hollanders. Ger­
Now is the winter of our discontent.
tion would be terminated in a week, yet
“And then ? ’ she asked.
of minister of the United States to the
Several registered
packages were
Rain and bad roads.
it is stated by high officials that Funs­
“Why you know what a pretty girl mans and prisoners cf mixed nationali­ Argentine Republic, and has accepted
broken open and valuables taken, also
The Elmore took out a full load of about $300 ot post office funds. Verv ton's recent appointment will in no way does to a popular hero, don't you? ties. The behavior of our troops and of I the same.
the colonial forces was admirable.''
| be affected because of his unwise de That’s the game’’
salmon.
lew, if any, |x>stage stamps were taken.
L ondon , Oct 23 —An amended list of
I claratiuns. Archbishop Chappelle, when
The rains made the river muddy so
The burglars had evidently been work­
• Ye ; she won the three-day bicycle British casualties at the liattle of Elands-
that quite large catches offish have been ing for a week or two, and expected to seen, said that he was of the opinion
laagte places the niunhe-of officers killed I
made in the (lav time. Some boats have make a rich haul, but the mail clerks that Funston had been misquote«1, hut race ”
"What was her record ?”
there is little doubt of that, for the ut­
at five, and wounded 30, and the number
taken over 200 in 24 hours.
and post-office employes had been paid,
Seventeen spring chicken», five ga). of noncom missioned officers and men !
Alec Sutton and Johnny Davidson as usual, out of the receipts of the office terances are straightforward and bluut,
Ion of milk, fourteen bowls of b oth and killed at 37. and the wounded at 175, the
came near going to sea Wednesday on the 15th inst., which left only a 111 the st* le characteristic of the tearless
Uniou Depot, Nix th and J Nlr*®t**
eighteen quarts of ice cream ’’
total number cf casualties being 247. Ten
night. As it w as they got in the breakers comparatively small amount of money Funston. The archbishop insists, how­
ever. that such statements could not be
men are missing.
and lost their nd. Sutton is out of luck, on hand.
Dora—He says he loves me, hut I
TWO TRAINS DAILY
borne out by the facts.
having also lost three set nets.
FROM
ALL POINTS EAST.
don't know whether to believe him nr
There is no clew as to the |ier|ietrators
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*
not.
British Concentrate Forces.
Mr. Pearson is giving hotel Klein a of th? robbery. A hammer and some
■ FAST
Mill, KOI TH.”
Forty-two wives scattered throughout
new coat of paint.
Leaves for the East via Walla Wall«
Cora—Perhaps he is only tryiug to
other tools found were stolen from a
the world, tour of whom are in Chicago, Hat I er you.
The British forces have abandaned Spokane daily at 2:20 p.in. Arrives at 10:15
a.m.
Wm. Blackburn lias moved his donkey blacksmith shop in Albany about two was the confession made by Walter L.
Glencoe and Dundee, falling back
Leaves for the East via Pendleton and Hun’
engine down to camp, where it will go weeks ago.
on union
Farnsworth, a Chicago candy commis­
daily at 8 p m Arrives via Hunting»«
Ladysmith.
into winter quarters.
and Pendleton at 7:20 a.ni
E. C Clement, postal inspector, was sion man, who was arrested charged
Dalles acorn inodation leaves daily
TWO
LIVE
PAPERS.
Nehalem’s new M E. minister, the Rev. notified of the robbery, and came up from with bigamy. Farnsworth also admit­
I Sunday at 3 a m. Arrives daily except r»H
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
! day at 6:30 p in.
,
Howell, served in the Second Oregon, in Portland. Under his direction, an invoice ted he was a man of many aliases. “I
THROUGH PULLMAN AND TOURIST
of the post-office supplies was taken It cannot te I exactly how many woman I
SLEEPERS
the Philippines.
’Vater lines schedule subject to change
The reptilar subscription price of
out notice.
Louis Nvstrom’s friends are anxious was found that no |>ostage stamps or have married.’’ said he. “1 know of 11
h*”"«claim.
•>'
• •( Ely AND NITER M<HICl>lLr-
THE HEADLIGHT ¡»«1.30, and
in Europe, four in China, three in Peru,
about him He went up Salmon l»errv other supplies were carried away.
OCEAN DIVISION. — Steamship*
one in England, and over 20 others in
the regular subscription price of
creek nearly two weeks ago expecting to
Ainsworth dock at 8 p.m. For San Franc»*««
Geo *. Elder sails October 4, 11, ™
different parts of the world, hut to save
the Weekly Oregonian is
return in about four days, and has not
Hon being on the
day Sf o?t
p“bl,r" Columbia sails October S, 1< and 23: State v
FOR
yet returned.
my soul 1 could not tell how many, I
Any one subscribing for THE
•'ulifornia sa Is October 8, T7 and 26.
JOHN A BIGGS
COLUMBIA KIVBK ArNMKK MCHE»’
HEADLIGHT and paving one
Executor of the estate of Josiah
TILLAMOOK RESOURCES, did not five more than a day or two at a
ULR niVIMlON.
BEAVER.
U.t^Ti1.mook,ore<^ld^
time with them. They will all tell you I
year
in
advance
can
get
both
the
SKK TMI
PORTLAND, ASTORIA AN l THE
was
good
to
them.
’
’
1
Steamer
R
R Thompson leaves P ot «»« _
Our school is closed at present, as there Illustrated and Descriptive
daily, except Sunday, at 8 p.m., on
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were two trees south-east of the building
at 10 p.m. Returning, leave Astoria daily.«»
HEADLIGHT
The cabinet decided to allow vessels
cept Sunday, at a.m.
Special Edition
thought to lie dangerous, so they are
WII I.AMKTTK RIVER KOI TK.
purchased by American citizens to en­
OF
being binned down.
and
PORTLAND AND SA LEM
gage in the Philippine inter.island trade
Steamer Ruth, for Salem and way Pi1'1"
About i»(M) head of cattle in all have The Tillamook Headlight.
leaves Portland Mondays. Wednesday«**’^
Under the law* ot the United States,
passed through Braver the passed two
daywat 6 a.m. Returning, leaves Salem 1
foreign vessels cannot engage in coast, WEEKLY OREGONIAN
This edition was issued to give a
days. Thursdays and Saturdays at 7:15 «-”1-
weeks, being driven out of the county.
more concise idea of the resources
wise trade, and as all trading vessels in
Y amhill river route
Steamer Modoc, for 1 avton and wa) ’
.
of Tillamook County and is full of
Your correspondent and wife are in­
the Philippine« flew the Spaninh flag,
leave*
Portland
Tuesdays ' Thursday» a«” -r
useful information. Iiesules living
vited to a wedding in the near future,
One
Year
for
>a.a
5
urdays at 7 a m Returning, leave*
much
embarrassment
resulted.
Many
profusely illustrateli with attrae,
Portland and wav points Mondays, M edneso y
but darseut tell who.
of these vessels have now passed into
tire pictures specially prepared
aed Fridays at 7 a-ni
dar,
Steamer Almoia leaves Ripar’«
L
for this edition.
I W. Mills, M.D., of Portland, phased
American hands, and the secretary of
W. dues,!ays and Fridays at I45 "
m |
rival of Ira n from Spokane and P,>rlJj^
through in rowte to Naitocton last
war will shortly issue an order per­ All old aubeeiitwr» paring their
leaves
wist on returning. Sunday* Tuew-J
PRICE
-
-
ioc . Each.
Saturday, where he owns one among the
mitting them to flv the American flag •ubacription, or on« year in
and Thursdays at 0 a.m.
. .<0
Steamer l.«.w.ston leave« Riparia
last, if not the best, ranches tietween Wrapped for mailing and on »ale at the and enjoy all the privileges of American advance will lie entitled to the
I uexiay* and Thin »days at i^5 ,a
arrival of train from Spokane and »on
.
Beaver and Tillamook.
: Headlight Office. Tillamook City .Or. I register.
same offer.
WILSON RIVER.
□.RAN.
Leaves Leu mt on Mondays. Wedue«d y» •*-
Saturdays at 6 a.m.