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THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, November 30, 1899. ANGORA GOATS AND BRU8H. who grubs with goats soon finds to his NRARING THU END. FUNERAL OF HOBART. jov there is more profit in his goats than Downfall of So-Called Filipino __ constantly reminded that there is in the grubbing of the land. Is We are Impressive Religious Services at • > Republic. Angora goats are great brush killers, 7 11 n • " • 1 t’me the O general .»Ilf»’ -, f°r u* to improve • Paterson. and our observation has been that a | Uuallty of our flocks and convert the M anila , Nov. 25. 4 50 A. M.—The OF 8AN FRANCISCO, DEALERS IN P aterson , N. J., Nov. 25.—With the vast herbage ot our country into mo news that the steamship Brutus brings great many people at present who are "'"* 1 impressive religious services of the Pres hair that will make garments for queens from Dagupan dispels all doubts that the investing money in goats do so almost byterian church, and with the dignity for the purpose of clearing some piece of and plushes for palaces. The silkworm, so-called Filipino republic is crumbling 1 due to his high office, all that was mortal undergrowth or brush lands on their loathsome as it is, converts themulberrv like a house of cards. Aguinaldo is de of the vice-president. Garret A. Hobart, premises. With these people a goat is a into silk, but it remains for the jolly, serted and the army, which, a fortnight was committed to the earth this after goat, and if brush-killing is the main frolicsome Augora to convert the weed, I ago, was entrenched at Tariac and exer- noon. The president, Secretary of profit to lie derived, the roughest old briars, thistles, fern, flag, brush, etc., I vised a de facto government over niuc- State John Hay, Chief Justice Fuller, ex. tenths of the people of Luzon, is a fugi- "mustang” that has greatest capacity into mohairs. J. B. E arly . tive in the mountains, with small hope Vice-President Levi P. Morton, ex. for breaking down trees, eating thistles i Secretary of War Alger. Secretary of the j Salem, Oregon. of re-establishing the machine, The Interior Hitchcock, the supreme court and scrambling through briars, with army is scattered in the hills on both le 1st fleece to impede him would logically judges, members of the senate, mem tiers Real Estate Transfers. sides ot the railroad, and widely separ be the best goat. This does not apply I of congress and the vice-president's per ated detachments are within the cordon to owners of large flocks, as a rule, for Geo. A. Barton to W. W. Fenelon, W % I which General Lawton and General sonal friends filled the beautiful Church these people have long since learned that of Sw Vi, Ne X of Sw Vi and Sw of the Redeemer, and with moistened 1 Wheaton have cemented. AGENTS STEAMER LUELLA. the main profit lies in the fleece and in- I and Sw Vi, Nw Vi of sec 32, tp 1 S, eye and bowed head testified silently and j The ruling spirit of the cabinet is a crease. But locally, and with the masses, R 7 W. eloquently to his worth as a statesman, the idea of quality in goats has not had 1 John D Edwards to w w Fenelon s. I prisoner in Manila—a white elephant on friend and neighbor. the hands of the authorities—and the much to do in the case. Even when sell I of Nw y an() w % of Ne of * Through the west window from the small fry are tumbling over one another ing the fleece, he sees no difference in 1 tp 2 S R 8 W center of the stained glass Maltese cross to get to Manila. C. B HANTHORN. Pres ; A WELCH, Vice-Pres ; 8. T HARRISON. Sec. quality and sells his best and poorest Fred C. Skomp to W. W. Feneloa, W pierced a shaft of crimson light that shed "Three provisional governors have ar for the same price. 14 of N w V, and W 14 of Sw of sec rived in Manila to request General Otis its light around the catafalque and | bathed the orchids, naccissus blossoms But with the advent of the high grade, 20, tp 1 S, R 7 W. to install them in their old office under or thoroughbred, that obtain for such, D. C. Bowers to Magnus Monson, block the new regime. Dr. Luna, a brother of and white roses in bright tints. The eye j of the clergyman traveled along the Successors to the Columbia Iron Works. goat-breeding should be regarded as an 9 in Thayer’s add to Tillamook. General Luna, and a prominent insur industry on a par with that of any other Malkom Wistrom to Peter Brant, tract rectionist, has arrived here, and his shaft of light to the cross as he repeated I « • ■ •• Hi 1 533 Bond Street the words: “The Lord gave and the stock. True, goats will kill brush, bnt - in Sw corner of G. W. Blackwell land friends and many others are applying to j Lord hath taken away; blessed be the ASTORIA, OREGON. the object of this communication is to claim, about one acre. General Otis for permission to enjoy the 1 Î ; exalt the goat industry above the mere Nelson Wheeler to Mrs. C. E. Amburn, luxuries of Manila after months of civil, name of the Lord " The chief magistrate of the country- level of “killing brush.” In other words, et al, Nw H of Se Vi, Ne % of Sw Vi, ization. and : bowed his head in his hands. He was the man possession an abundance of » Sw Vi, Se '4 of N w X and Sw Vi of There were no demonstrations over visibly agitated. There was scarcely a brush land, with some grass for variety, the victory here. The flags are L, „... Ne Vi of sec 3 tp 1 N, R 6 W. * ■ j dry cheek in the crowded edifice, and the s lould be more admirably situated for J. H. Jackson to F. M. Jackson, all of half-mast out of respect for Vice-Presi widow was apparently the most com embarking into the Angora goat busi Cannery, Steamboat, Logger«’ Work dent Hobart. The natives appear to be sec. 25, tp. 2 S, R. 11 W. posed. All the pomp of an official pag- - and Blacksmithing. S ness than for going into the "brush-kill William Curtiss to H. F. Hill, deed of unmoved and business is unruffled. j eant, which was omitted in deference Electrical and Cycle Sundries ing” business; i. e., the killing or de. Last night parties of insurgents made correction. j to the wishes of the deceased, could Estimates Given. in Stock. stroying of briars, shrubs, etc., should Viola D. Snyder, et al to John A Hawk, feeble attacks on Imus and the Zopote ne .'er have caused the impressiveness of lie considered the incidental profit of lots 1 and 2. in block 10, Stillwell's bridge. The only large forces of insur this scene. The imposing and solemn gents known to remain are those in the goat husbandry. While it is true that addition to town of Lincoln. strains of Choirin's funeral march filled goats with thrive on lands where sheep Chas. H. Canfield toGeorge Batdort, SV4 Cavite province, at San Mateo, and in the edifice with its solemn melody as the the Zambales mountains, though several will deteriorate or perish, they surely of Se Vi of sec. 17 and N Vi of Ne Vi casket was brought up the aisle on the seaports have large garrisons. enjoy good pasture for a change as well of sec. 20. in tp. 3 N, R. 8 W. shoulders of the stalwart nieinliers of the Aguinaldo began his retreat with 2000 as sheep. If a man has high-class goats Geo Baldorf to The Astoria Co., S Vi of capitol police and placed on the bier pre men, under General Gregerio del Pilar. and rough pasture lands that would Se X of sec. 17, N Vi of Ne Vi of sec. pared for it in front of the pulpit. Fol Thut force was probably brought to its lowing it came the pallbearers, members never be fit for farming, it would bequite 20, in tp. 3 N, R. 8 W. as advisable to couscrve a certain Wm. N. Bays to David Martiny, lots 3, present condition by desertion. of the senate. Following them came the amount of brush as of the pasture. For 4, 5 and 9, in sec. 6, tp. 3 S, R 9 W. family, the widow and her son, the pres- Wheaton Has Captured Agfuinal- goats naturally require some roughness, Cora E. and C. H. Wheeler to Aug. C. | ident, the cabinet dignitaries and inti and this is more conviently afforded by Kinney, Se Vi of Se Vi of sec. 9, tp. 3 do’a Baby and the Insurgent Sec mate friends. They all sat close around means of weeds, briars and brush as in retary of State. the casket. Oil every side of it the floral N, R. 10 W. any other way. Mr. Harris remarked Ella S. Croisan, et al, to A. A. McNary, W ashington , N ov . 25.—The adjutant offerings were banked in the wealth of to me when we were closing our goat E Vi of Ne Vi and E Vi of Se J4 of sec general has received the following cable beauty and color. deal, "If yon take our goat down to gram from General Otis: Stage leaves Tillamook daily exeept Sunday 12, tp. 6 S. R. 9 W. Oregon, you must cultivate your brush “Manila.—A vessel from Lingayen ARMY OF PICKPOCKETS. Stage leaves N Yamhill daily exeept monday rather than destroy it all.” This might gulf witn dispatches from Weaton to The Khalifa Killed. not be the thing for every man to do, the 23-1 inst , brought iu Buencaiuino, An Observant Policemaa De- Tickets in us t lie secured the dsy previous from the A C ario , Nov. 25.—Lord Cromer, the the insurgent secretary of state, cap caibes their Rank and Methods. but for the breeding of first class thor. oughbreds it would be justifiable. My British minister at Cairo, ha« received tured on the 21st inst. He says Aguin North Yamhill and Tillamook. Seine men operate on ths "single- t________________________ ______ pasture contains about an equal amount the following dispatch from General aldo and his party left Tariac on the of brush and grass. Watching the goats 1 Kitchener: 13th to be escorted north by 2000 troops handed” basis; they travel alone, ar feed I notice them all grazing on the “Wingate's forces caught up with the from Bayombong and Dagupan. These range their own "frame-ups" (personal L. H. BROWN, P residktk . D irectors : tender grass, as though they desired khalifa's force 77 miles southeast of troops Weaton struck at San Jacinto, ly corner their victims) anil keepall the W. H. COOPER, S ec . & T res . L. H. BROWN, II. G. DAVIS, G. W. TEFFT. profits, says a writer in the Independent. nothing else. The next minute every Godid, and attacked it. After a sharp ami Young eastward. head of them will lie standing on their fight he took the position. The khalifa, “Aguinaldo, with part of his family, Theie are a few well know n successful pickpockets of this order, and they are hind legs reaching for the frosted and who was surrounded by a body guard escaped north with 200 men, passing be rated high among tiieir fellows, but the withered oak-leaves—a walking paradox. of Emirs, was killed, and all the principal tween Young and Weaton. voung is Manufacturen« of more general custom is for what is Some say they will even eat tin cans, Emirs were killed or captured except still m persuit at last accounts, and lias called a ‘ mob ” of men to travel toge but I have never discovered them doing Osman Digna. who escaped. The Der been rationed at San Fernando. Aguin- ther, one known as the “tool" doing the vishes defeated, ------- their whole i=u»» were utterly ---------- ------ j aide’s mother and oldest child, with more than making an attempt, or eating . actual picking and others attending to camp was taken and thousands sur- Buencaniio. became sepaiated from the off the paper wrapping the “stalling.” TIULiAMOOK, OR. Surely no country in the United States rendered. A large nurtiber of women. re8t of the party, the mother getting | A Hall is the confederate of the pick children and cattle also fell into the | (M t in the woods and the child. 4 years offers more advantage for raising high- hands of the Anglo-Egyptian force.” j old. is now with Weaton’s troops. Two pocket who bumps up againat people or class goats, all things considered, than ———I thousand dollars 1*1 gold, belonging to arranges them in such a w ay that the Oregon. The very fact that we have an “Bobbie,” said the teacher to a small the mother, was captured and is now in pickpocket can get at their pockets. immense amount of brush land^ should Practically any one who will take a pu-iil, “what is the meaning of the word the M alii la treasury. encourage us to go into the goat indus ‘lazv?’” I “A heavy storm in Lyngayen gulf has short course of instruction can learn how try in earnest. The man who is simply Lioeal Orders Promptly pilled. Well Stocked “Lazy," answered Bobbie, “means prevente«l the loading of troo|w there for to stall, but there are naturally some keeping goats as “grubbers” had who are more expert than others A 1 ‘ ' . MacArthur has captured the what a fellow ought to do himself, but the north. Dumber Yard near Court House. Good better change his tactics, tool who hires his stalls and makes no ‘ insurgent ’ director of the railroad, who goats will grub effectively, but the man coaxes another fellow to do for him.” division of spoils will sometimes have to endeavored to destroy the railroad at ¡Dagupan; also Captain Lawrence, an |siy as much as <5 a day for skilled men. When he divides w hat he gets each man Rates, $1 Per Day. Englishman, who served in Aguinaldo's in the mob may get an equal share or Centrally Iioeated. artillery. “The telegraph is not working north not, according to a prearranged agree ment, but the tool is the man who does of Tariac today. “Lawton is believed to be on the mili the most work. Of first-clsas tools, men who are known tary road to Bayomboug The roads are M. H. LARSEN, Proprietor. now practicable for wagons and sup to fie successful, there are proliably not plies for him. and they are being for 1,500 in the Uniter! States. Practically Agents for Kopp's Brewery, the Breuer of the Finest Beer in the Northwest, warded. The troops have liberated 300 every professional offender has a “go" étrangers can fln<l here a place to write, attend to correspondence, privami) at pocket-picking some time in his ca Stage and Express Office. The Best Hotel in the city. No Chinese Employed Spanish prisoners recently.” confer upon business or social matters and generally feel at home. reer, but there are comparatively few FIR & SPRUCE Lumber, i BOX SHOOKS. GENERAL MERCHANDISE And LOGGERS’ SUPFLIES, LEIGH JONES, Mgr. Hobsonville, Or. COLUMBIA ELECTRICAL & REPAIR CO Electric Light Foundrymen and Boiler Makers. Power Plants Installed Local Agents—L. HINER and H. HUDEN. The DIRECT ROUTE to TILLAMOOK. Carrying U.S. Mail. BARKER & McNAMER, Pros PACIFIC LUMBER CO., All Kinds of Fine Merchantable Lumber. Fine Dressed Flooring and Finishing Lumber a Specialty. WINE AND LIQUOR HOUSE Billiard Parlors and General Social Resort. LARSEN HOUSE, C. E. HADLEY, Proprietor, T’LLAMOOK, OREGON. To Get Rid of Roberta. THE TILLAMOOK. W ashington , N ov . 25.—One of the plans which it is said is being considered Now Running Under New Management. I to get rid of Roberts of Utah, is : When j the new members of the house are being EMMETT QUICK, Proprietor. sworn in, objection is to tie offered to | Roberts’ taking the oath of office. Then, I if the speaker overrules the objection, to FREE BATHS FOR OLR BOARDERS j appeal from the decision in an endeavor tiuuamook , OREGON. to get a majority to overrule the speaker. | This, it is contended, would effectually [ prevent Roberts taking his seat, and ob- ' viate the necessity of obtaining a two. thirds majority.which would lie required TILLAMOOK. OREGON, to expel him. Roberts does not think ; that this plan will lie attempted. 1 New York politicians sav that Senator ' Platt is anxious to have the vice-presi- dential candidate taken from New York Satisfaction | next year. The choice now is Secretary All work done on the Shortest Notice «nd at Reasonable Prices, Root' If anything should occur to pre- guaranteed. ; vent Root taking the nomination, Timo- thy Woodruff, now lieutenant-irovernor of New York, is to be put forward. Of ! the New Yorkers, Root is believed to be the choice of the president. Roosevelt has determined to be a candidate for re- election. » I»«* M~ «J™»'“i’' “” ». Chu. FRED SAPPINGTON, Painter, Paper Hanger and Decorator- FIC NAVIGATION COMPA amer Will HARBISON or R- P ELMORE. ; “Some of our names may lie a trifle ■ fierce.” the Boer general admitted, "but, at least, we are addicted to the hyphen habit.” The utter incompatibilitv of the two civilizations was thus once more made manitest to the most unalert. «V. lavs the weather permitting. bmween Aston. M< 1 “He cuts quite a figure in sporting cir. jefes. doesn't be F* ........ .. I "Yes, he does. He lickings to a base- who make a succeas of it as actual pick* pocket«; the stalls are numberless. Among the 1500 there are some women, and a fair proportion of young boys, bu t the majority are men anywhere from 20 to 00 years ol«l. The total nuinler of the successful or unsuccessful is 30.000. 40.* 000 or 50.000, as one likes. All that is actually known la that there is an army of them, and one can only make guesses as to their leal strength. Only three of polygamist Farnsworth'» forty-two wives are making any effort to punish him. The other thirty-nine may l>e out hunting for new marital timber. Oregon. Tillamook City, LEACH & JONES, PROPRIETORS OF Tillamook Meat Market, DEALERS IN Fresh and Cured Meats, Hides, Wool, etc. Shop next door to Larnen’ii Hotel, Tillamook. Miss Nellie Clark, living at New Lib erty, in the southern jmrt of Illinois, You intend to give your house a new dress Inside or out, see some months ago placed a note in a bottle, threw it in the river and request- HERMAN GESSNER, Painterond Paper Hanger, Ki the finder to answer. It journeyed Spruce and Tillamook City, Or. nearly down to New Orleans liefore be- ing discovered. Mr. C. T. Anderson, a wealthy bachelor planter, found it and nt once answered the missive. A corres pondence ensued and Tuesday last a marriage occurred. They neversaw each J other until they met to be married. A short time ago R. C. Hathaway, a J. P. ALLEN, Paris (Tex.) shoemaker, saw an adver.! Proprietor tisement in a matrimonial bureau by Mrs. Eva Gray of Yonkers, N. Y., solicit ing correspondence with the view to Firat claim nccoinmodittioii matrimony. He answered it. After ex. at hccoik ! class rate. changing photographs and letters they agreed to marry. She arrived at Paris BEST MEAIX IN THE last week and after meeting him refused CITY. to marry him She claims that he mis. represented his circumstances and that Tillamook, Ore Zallen fJouge