Tillamook headlight., February 08, 1900, Image 4

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, February 8, 1900.
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BIG FIGHT BETWEEN THE BOERS AND THE ENGLISH
© Is no Comparison to the Fight we are having with High Prices |
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Right in Our Store in Tillamook City.
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Come Over and See us Knock the Bottom Out of High Prices.
Our Clearance Sale lasts 30 Days Longer and our Extreme Low Prices will continue until then.
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(©)) Did you see that Line of MEN’S SWEATERS we are SELLING aX 65c. IarepR rrrc ^ CE THE MO
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HATS,
SHOES
g The Big Store with the Little Prices.
IN FAVOR OF MR. TONGUE"
[TO EDITOR OF TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT.]:
NEHALEM.
Mrs. Bloom, and little Onie Himple,
AND
CLOTHING
AT GREATLY REDUCED
COHH
Mr. Thomas Coulson’s family one day
last week removed back to their ranch at
Coulsonburg. Thomas remains at the
Hadley logging camp, as engineer on a
donkey engine.
Revs. Armstrong and
Tresenriter
just closed a series of meetings at Blaine
with good results.
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PRICES.
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WM. GOEBEL IS DEAD.
Assassin’s Bullet Ended His Life.
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No News from South Africa.
Prattle of the Youngsters.
London, Feb. 6.—This hoping fearing,
doubting nation remains at the mercy of
Little Willie—Say, pa, did you ever
have another wife besides rua?
Pa—No, Willie. But why do you ask ?
Little Willie—The family record in the
bible says you married Anna Domini
1877.
D ear S tr ,—Your remarks in who have been dangerously ill, are both
F rankford , K y ., Feb. 3,—The bullet every wild rumor. The impression that
the last issue of the Headlight somewhat better.
fired by an unknown assassin last Tues­ Buller’s forces are fighting will not die
favoring the nomination and re­ The present somewhat colder weather
day morning ended the life ot William out in spite of the continuous assertions
election of Mr. Tongue to con­ will be beneficial to fruit trees, which the
Goebel at 6:45 o’clock this evening. The of the war office that it has no news to
balmy days had caused to show a ten­
gress is timely, and to the point.
*• What's an educator, pa?”
only persons present at the deathbed confirm that belief.
“You ought to know, Freddy ; one
Surely there exists no reason dency to bud.
were Mr. Goebel’s sister, Mrs. Brawnec-
From Cape Town, under today’s date,
HEBO.
ker, and his brother, Arthur Goebel, of comes the statement that up to this dined with us yesterday,”
outside of the Oregonian’s bien­ Steel-heads are running rather slack at
| A. T. Bain has a bran new buggy.
Cincinnati, who have been in constant morning nothing has been heard there
“Aw, yes, I know; it’s a teacher with
nial hostility to “up country’’ present.
M. C. Kellow made a trip to the valley attendance at Mr. Goebel’s bedside, and regarding Buller’s recrossing of the Tu- her Sunday clothes on.”
Wm.
Reddaway
with
his
bride
have
men, why this should not be
Dr. McCormack. Justus Goebel, a bro­ gela river, while Lord Roberts, in a dis
done. Tongue has been and is ■ moved into the residence of N. Drossdoff, recently.
“Say, mamma,” said 4-vear-o)d Flos­
: N. P. Hansen and L. Jensen have de­ ther, who has been hurrying from Ari­ patch dated February 5, reports no
and will now lie cityites.
like Hermann, and most of the i High tides put a temporary check on horned their cattle.
sie, who had eaten intemperately ot the
zona as fast as steam would carry in a change in the situation. In view of the
Christmas dinner, “ my sasli is just like
other “up valley’’ selections be­ the bridge work at lower town
' Lee Nelson recently purchased a horse vain hope of reaching his dying brother latter’s dispatches, it seems hard to cre­
the window’ sash.”
fore him, a worker for the Wm. Blackburn and Geo. Cox have cut I from .Mr. Loweance.
in time for some token of recognition, ar­ dit the circumstantial reports of the en­
“Why is it. dear?” asked the mother.
general interest of the state, I quite a lot of logs on the south side of Mr. Lewallen and sons have been rived 40 minutes too late.
gagements of Buller’s troops. Common
“Because it's all around the pain,”
Portland receiving only its pro-1 the Kinney place.
making puncheons for the toll road.
Oxygen was frequently administered to sense now almost inclines toward the
Asa Wells went over the mountains the dying man during the afternoon in decision that these are due to the wish replied Flossie.
rata of attention along with the
other points in the state requir-: BOULDEit CREEK BUBBLES from Clear Creek to Three Rivers one an effort to keep the dying man alive un­ being father of the thought. A supposi­ Johnnie—Most folks don’t think much
i day last week.
til his brothers arrival, but in vain, for tion upon such a basis is utterly futile. of boys, but our teacher is stuck on ’em,
ing notice.
Mrs. Borba, her son Johnny and her |
Portland, speaking through little niece, Marie Vincent, werecallirfjj on Rhodes an 1 son are plowing, sowing by the cruel irony of fate, the train on Complete silence from the front and at I guess.
the Oregonian, has raised the cry their neighbors who live this side of the oats, building fence and otherwise im­ which Justus Goebel was traveling to home may lie significant, as the wise­ Mamma—Is that so ?
proving their new ranch.
Frankford was delayed several hours for acres aver, but it more probably repre­
now of a “40 foot bar and a 30 river last week.
Admiral Dewey, having been re.
| According to the old saw of the ground various causes, and when Mr. Goebel sents that period of preparation which
foot channel’’ for the Columbia,
quested by the Columbia (Mo ) Herald to
Mr. and Mrs. Blalock visited at the hog and the 2nd inst., we will have little , finally reached here it was only to learn precedes important movements.
evidently intending to nominate home of H. L. Jensen, on Saturday.
decide as to the relative merits of several
or no winter from this on.
that his brother was dead.
The reports from Colesburg, on condi­
a Portland man this time, or, if Mr Nicktans went to the hub one day
Among bitter partisans of both par­ tions, are scarcely more satisfactory, “Santa Claus” letters submitted to that
not, possible then, perhaps, will last week.
ties deep grief is manifested, and already There is inconclusive vagueness regard­ journal by little folk just before the holi­
SANDLAKE.
favor Brownell, of Oregon City, | Miss Millie Jensen and her brother
a movement has been started to erect a ing General French’s reported intention • days. selected as the ¡prize winner the
epistle of a little girl who wanted “ one
which will virtually amount to Charles have been visiting their brother Sandlakers are out in force, at work on fitting monument for Mr. Gobel’s mem­
to attack Noryal’s Pont with an oyer-; penny doll, one sheet of green tissue
the plank road.
the same thing, as the latter for the past few days.
ory on the spot in the statehouse grounds whelming force ofinfantry.
paper, one cream dipper, one set of
place is merely a suburb now of Mrs. C. A. Smith and Mrs. R. Y. Bla­ I’hin Smith was a caller at T. J. where he was shot.
While news of sharp fighting in the
Harris’ Sunday last.
the big metropolis lower down. lock called on Mrs. Della Jensen, last Some wreckage has been picked up No arrangements have as yet been neighborhood of Colenso can be fairly colored pencils, candy, almonds, pecans,
made for the funeral. Plunged in grief expected within a few days, ¡it is not one lunch box, one silk handkerchief and
I11 either case other demands of Thursday p.m.
along the Ocean beach lately.
and locked in the death chamber of their likely it will assume greater proportions one toy bank. P.8 —One bible.” In
the state at large will be sacrificed
Rev. R. Y. Blalock arrived at the Smith
lames Atkinson has considerable gar­ brother, Arthur and Justus Goebel and
communicating his decision the admiral
in the interests of the aforesaid home, Saturday, on his return from Bay den planted.
than a teconnoissance and skirmishs, for said : “The peculiar points of this letter,
Mrs. Brawnecker have given no intima­
“40 foot bar and 30 foot chan­ City, Fairview, and other points, where Jeft Harris has sold his claim on Sal­ tion of their wishes, and no arrange­ the purpose of holding’an advanced posi which, in my opinion, is the best and
tion of the forthcoming main advance most characteristic of a girl, are that it
nel.” Now we are all, of cours*, he has been holding revival services for mon river.
ments will be made until tomorrow. It
J. C. Gove has bought the Sprague is understood that a request will be bv way of Bloemfontein.
interested, more or less, in this some weeks.
is novel and unlike most of the letter-»;
deepening of the Columbia Rev. Tresenriter, of Blaine, passed place near H. H. Hays’; consideration, made on behalf of the citizens of Frank­ General French is strategically prohib­ that it is so clear and business like as to
ited from running any serious risk.
$800._________________
leave no room for misunderstanding the
scheme, but at the same time here, last Monday p.m.
ford that Mr. Goebel’s last resting place
From Kimberly and Mafeking theie is desires of the writer, and that it is
Gus
Chopard
made
300
cedar
posts
the balance of the state must
be in the cemetery here, where lie buried
NETARTS.
nothing new, so it can be presumed that
characteristic of a female hand in that
Daniel Boone and Vice-President John­
not be neglected to further the last Wednesday and Thursday. 200 for
the intermittent bombardment of those
Mrs. W. C. O’Hara returned home from son.
Mr.
Patrick
and
100
for
R.
C.
Richards.
it contains the inevitable P. 8., without
interests alone of any one point
places
continues.
Portland last Thursday ; where she has
which a woman’s letter is incomplete.”
From an early hour this morning un­
in it. Portland would he “no Miss Linnie Coulson and Miss Minta been
visiting w ith her children since last til the hour of death, Mr. Goebel’s condi­
Swabbcameup
from
Coulsonburg
Sun
­
where” without the state, whilst
According to the Washington corres­
October. She says that Tillamook is tion grew steadily worse. Shortly be
A Darky’s Delusion.
the state, without Portland, day. for a visit with their Boulder Creek good enough for her.
pondent
of the Tribune President Mc­
fore
noon,
otter
hypodermic
injections
of
'
friends.
A
story
is told about an old southern
would soon be able to construct
Captain Geo. Hunt, of Cajie Meares strychnine and whiskey, and afterward Kinley has decided not to wait for con­
another Portland, upon which it Mr. and Mrs. Blalock, accompanied Lighthouse.and the new assistant keeper, of morphine had been given him, Mr. 1 gress to act upon the matter of replac- colored man who came to a watchmaker
with the two hands of a clock.
could safely take chances, that it by their brother-in-law Mr. C. A. Smith, I was at Netarts one day last week.
Goebel requested that Captain G. L. ! ing the military government by a civil
“I want yer to fix up dese hand , Dey
Monday a.m. for their home
would be no more selfish than started
Work on the Benscheidt road is being Wallace of the Kentucky |»enitentiary, administration in the Philippines, rec­
near Little Nestucca.
ain’t kept no correct time for mo’ den
ognising
that
much
time
will
be
consum-
. pushed as fast as possible, and when an intimate friend be sent fur, and when I
this one.
six munis. ”
No, let republicans rally again The farmers in our vicinity have been finished Netarts will have a good road the latter came, the two had a short ed in deliberating over details before any I “Well, where is the clock?” responded
improving the “shining hours'* while they to the county seat.
comprehensive plan for the government
conversation.
to Tongue, the people’s man, lasted, by building fences and bridges,
the watchmaker.
The schooner Free Trade, which sailed
“Lew,” said Mr. Goebel, “I wish to of the islands can be adopted, and that
and make no mistake.
“ Out at my house.”
burning logs, grubbing, etc.
from here on December 27th, arrived at announce to the world that I do not more than a month will be required af-
R epublican .
“Bull must have the deck.”
Mr. Jno. Bradv and son Cecil, passed
! ter that time for the officials to reach
San Francisco, Jan. 26th. being 30 days hold myself in open violation to the
this way Sunday, en route to Coulson­ on the way.
i their stations. It has been decided there-1 “Didn’ I tell yer dar’s nullin’ de mata
word of God ”
DEATHS.
| ter wid de clock cepting de han’s ? An
burg.
Pat O’Hara returned home after being
The hypodermic injections afforded ' fore, to send out three, or at most five, here dey lie. You jest want de clock so
We regret we have to chronicle the “Two men went up with their ballots to absent tor 18 months in Eastern Oregon some temporary relief, but the sufferer, ! commissioners, to establish provisional­
i you kin tinker wid it and charge me a
vote,
| and Washington.
death of Mrs. Rav, wife of Commissioner
for the first time in his long, weary ly the form of territorial government re­ big price, Gimme me back dem hands.”
Th,
b".Mt
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her
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has
l>een
very
sick
commended
in
the
report
of
the
Phili-
C. Ray, which occurred on Tuesday last
struggle for life, had apparently lost his
And so saying, he started off to find an
pine commission, sent to congress.
at Cloverdale, in the south part of the The one carried with him the word of ,or 8ome time
bnt ahe was tilke" indomitable courage.
honest watchmaker.
worse Sunday, and Dr. Wilev, of Tilla­
county, ami the remains were buried the
his God,
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“Doctor,” said he, feebly, to Mr. Mc­
mook, was called Monday.
next dav. Mr. Rav has the sympathy of The other a license to sell forty rod.
John D. Rockefeller is no longer pre­
Cormack, who stood at the bedside, “I’m
Geo. N. Hodgdon, of South Prairie, afraid now that Pm not going to get sident of the Standard Oil Company, of
Saying and Doing.
the people of the county in his sad be­ But an angel looked down from abovein
dismay,
reavement.
Ohio, This is the parent company of all
For the ballots they cast, both read the was on the beach Sunday and Monday. over this.’’
In the Cathedral of Lubeck, in Ger­
same way.”
Joi n Munroe, an old settler of this
Dr. McCormack endeavored to cheer the widespread Standard interests. Mr. many, there k an old slab wi:h the fol­
—E. H. Winslow, in the Searchlight.
One of the inexplicable attributes of the fast-failing man, but the latter soon Rockefeller resigned last December, but
county, died at Bay Citv on Tuesday and
lowing inscription ;
the feminine nature is its tendency to relapsed into a condition of semicon­ the facts were kept secret until now.
the remains were buried today. It is
Thus speak* th Christ our Lord to us :
BARNEGAT.
lionize that which, from its very nature, sciousness. About 1 o’clock he roused Vice-President McGregor, of New York,
stated that the deceased came to Tilla-
A e call me Master, and you obey me
would seem most repugnant to woman­ himself again, and. calling Dr. McCor­ has liecn elected president, and Secretary
n o >k in 1875 from Iowa.
not ; Ye call me Light, and see me not;
Bert Biggs and family visited with kind. This contradictory characteristic
Squire, of Chicago, vice-president. Mr.
mack to his side, said:
Ye call me Way. and walk me not; Ye
friends up the Tillamook river last Sun takes various formsin its expression, but
“Doctor, am I going to get well ? I Rockefeller, it is said, has been subjected
Notice.
day.
call
me Life, and desire me not; Ye call
all with the general feature of maudlin want to know the truth, for I have sev­ to so many examinations in the various
me Wise, and follow me not; Yecall me
N otice is H knkhy G iven ,—That the
George Elliott has moved to the Hal. sentimentality. This feminine inconsis­ era! things to attend to.”
legal proceedings against the company
annual meeting of the Stockholders of lock place on the Sand Spit
tency was marked, on the occasion of| “Mr. Goeliel, you have hut a few hours under anti trust legislation that he found Fair, and love me not; Ye call me Rich,
and ask me not; Ye call me Gracious,
t e Tillamook Dairy Association will l>e
Bert Biggs went to the city Saturday. the defense, or defiance, of Brigham Rob­ to live,” replied Dr. McCormack.
the presidency irksome, and hence his
and trust me not; Ye call me Noble, and
held at the Courthouse, in Tillamook
The steamer Louise came to Barnegat erts in the halls of congress. The exclu­
Mr. Goebel was silent for a moment, resignation. Frank Rockefeller, brother
serve u.e not; Ye call me Mighty, and
City, Tillamook, Tillamook County, Or., last Sunday with the new assistant sion of the confessed polygamist from a tlien. calling his brother Arthur to his of John D., has resigned the second
vice
hoit<»r me not: Y 3 call me Just, and fear
on the 26th day of February, 1900, at lighthouse keejicr at Cape Mcares.
seat in congress was based solely upon side, he asked that the physicians and presidency.
me not: If I condemn you, blame me
one o’clock in the afternoon, lor the pur­
his open violation of law, moral and nurses retire. Then the dying man was
not. ”
pose of electing three directors, one trea­
statutory.
He
had
offended
against
left
with
his
brother
and
sister
for
20
Her Mistake.
BEAVER.
surer, and the transaction ol such other
public decency. He had disregarded the ! minutes.
business a- mav come lietore them.
Up to this 6th of February this sacredness of the marriage rite. The
“There’s no use talking,*' said the I
Soon after this he fell into a stupor,
S. S kvkranck , Secretary.
prrasent winter there has not been at sanctity of the home had been polluted. and at 2 o'clock his condition was con­ senior parner, fretfully, as belaid down
Dated Feb 7th. 1900.
any one time enough snow to cover the The popular protest against permitting sidered so alarming that as a last re the morning paper “I can't get my
ground. Leaves are at this date green him to »it in congre»» was urged in be­ sort oxygen was givenit an endeavor to wifa interested in foreign politics.”
TWO LIVE PAPERS
l*nless there is some radical change n and fresh on the rose bushes and wild half of womankind. Yet when he was
“What’s the faUst instance?” inquired
keep the dying man alive, if possible, un­
the plans of the war department, Ore­ Howers as well as tame onesyet in bloom. accorded the privilege of the house to f
til the arrival of his brother, Justus the junior.
gon’s brave dead who fell fighting for No wonder emigrants are coming to st>eak on his own behalf the galleries
“It happened only last night,” said
Goebel, from Arizona, who was due
the Hag in the Philippines will not lie Tillamook county from all over this wide were tilled with women
He did not shortly after 6 o’clock.
the senior.
'I said tn mv wife, I notice
buried in the soil of their native state wide world.
deny his polygamous life, but sought
that the Samoan sffsir is dreadfully
The repular subscription price of
thev so much honored by their brave
muddled
She smiled at me brightly
THE HEADLIGHT is$1.5<>. and
W. T. West is preparing to build a to excuse it. With his fellows on the
career in the Orient What apparently new barn.
floor of congress almost solidly opposed
and replied, *1 don't wonder at it a bit '
the regular subscription price of
is the ultimatum of the government on
to his admission as one of their numtier,
the Weekly Oregonian is $1.50.
I was a little startled bv her confident
We are sorry to note that Mr. Farmer,
the subject was received by General
with the press of the entire country
Any one subscribing for THE
tone
* Don’t wonder at all that his
sr., is on the sick list. Neuralga of the
Summers. The bodies of 64 »lead Oregon
against him. with the storm of public
affairs should be muddled,’ sh-replied
HEADLIGHT and paying one
boys were sent from the Philippines to heart seems to be the trouble. Mr opposition from every section ot the
*1 never could understand l»ow they
year in advance can get both the
Farmer
is
one
of
the
oldest
pioneers
of
San Francisco, and are now lying at the
land crying against him. it seemed that
manage to live so extravagantly on his
Presidio. Governor Geer, on l»ehalf of this covintv and is the father of Mrs. W. his position was pitiable, alone as he
Wot hin*
adds im mach '
income. Why. his wife dresses batter
T. West.
to tho charm of th.» .«rawing
HEADLIGHT
the state, requested the national govern
------- or ' oudmr ae the aoftly radi­
was. appealing against a unanimous
than I da' I graspe l for breath. • Hold
ant light from CORDOV.K Candle*
Beaver people rejoice to learn that the sentiment
ment to semi the remains to Oregon At
nothing will -ontrinate more «o the
He was talking to coM
«m. mv dear,* I cried.’ Will you kindly
art let K tuccew of the luncheon,
the expense of the state. This was re protracted meetings in Tillamook are hearers, both within the house and with­
tea or dinner The be.t decorattre
and
inform me what on earth you are talk­
candle« for the mm plea» or th«
fused, with the explanation that the still going and with good results.
out Cnly from the galleries came ap.
■•»«a elab»»rate fanct »on - for rot­
ing about? She luoke'l hurt. M Whvt
.•
ta** or mansion Made m all colara
Miss Abby Coulson is stopping with plause. and that from the women who
b«»divs would I* turned over to the
and the moat delicato tinta by
a-> iii Sam Owen's affairs—i nt that
OREGONIAN
• TUBI!» eiL «
soldiers* nearest relatives or legal repre­ her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. C. I had crowdeil there to bear him. A
and sold ev»rywh*ra.
what you me ant ? And I hadn ’t the
Mdls for the present.
sentative«.
strange spectacle, wasn't it ?
I eart to tali her it wasn t. '*
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One Year for $3.25
i
Candles
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