Tillamook headlight., April 12, 1900, Image 4

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The
First Invoice of our Large SPRING STOCK has Arrived,
With a Big Dot more to arrive on next boat.
We bought early this Spring, and, therefore, saved money, as goods are advancing
and merchants who buy now will have to pay these advances. A great many goods we
are selling for less than we did last season.
We have a big bargain to offer in pure all Silk Ribbons, all the latest shades,
very wide at 5c. and 10c. a yard. The" regular price on these ribbons is 10c. and 25c.
A fine lin$ of Ladies’ Percale Wrappers, from 90c. up.
In DRESS GOODS we are showing the Finest Goixls that ever was in the city ;
the newest patterns and styles in Plaid Goods, imported Black Mohair and many others of
the very latest imported goods.
As usual, we have an enormous stock of Fine Calicos, Percales, Duck Goods and
Shirtings, which we bought before the big advance on cotton goods, and consequently
can give you the advantage of our good buy.
:
Get one of our Shirt Waists before the prettiest ones have been selected.
A new line of Children’s Jackets, ranging in prices from
to $3.25—very pretty
and stylish.
Our new Lines of Neck Wear can’t be beat in the city.
A Fine Stock of the Latest Shapes and colors in Hats, just received.
Our Clothing Business has been a Great Success during the last year, and we are
paving more attention to it than ever ; no half-worn goods, no old styles. We have just
received a fine new Spring Stock and it is strictly up to date 111 style and durability.
Twenty cases of shoes came in on the last boat and twenty more to follow.
Our stook of Groceries was never as complete as it is now, aud prices as usual the
lowest.
We are the acknowledged Leaders iu the County of Every Line we Carry.
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NEHALEM.
Steve Seo veil bought twenty-four head
of young stock of Mr. Heitmiller and
brought them home via Garibaldi and
Foley.
Beals Bro’s, drove out nearly one hun-
dred head of young stock to Tillamook;
and Preston and Carruthers drove out
about thirty head to Clatsop.
Carl Himplehas sold out his interest in
the Ilirnple and Wheeler mill, and will
move with his family to K atskanie.
Wheeler will continue in the firm with
a new partner. A crew of men are ex­
pected iii to repair and put the mill in
good running order preparatory to
starting up work.
The Harrison came in Tuesday after­
noon with freight for our merchants,
and will take out salmon and passengers.
It is a fine recommendation for a
teacher that after teaching once in a dis­
trict, she can have the school as long as
she wants it This is Miss Nash’s third
year at Brown's and the longer she
teaches there, the more she is beloved by
her scholars. We count ourselves very
fortunate to have secured her for the
coming summer.
CURRENT NEWS
Mississippi, connecting the waters be­
tween Lakes Huron and Superior, and
the Columbia River, of Oregon. Senator
McBride, who was before the committee !
with a number of telegrams, stated that
the level of the Columbia had been
lowered from 30 to 24 feet, and urged
the emergency of an appropriation. The
committee is considering these items, and
probably will allow them because of the
pressing needs involved.
001. Senator Proctor has introduced a
bill in the Senate appropriating $500,-
000 for the purchase of the right. The
Ordnance Bureau is opposed to the pur­
chase, however, on the ground that a
superior explosive may be obtained.
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Mail advices received by the State De­
partment from Edward H. Conger,
United States Miuister at Peking, show
that he has not been acting jointly with
the representatives of other powers to
compel the Chinese Government to sup­
press the “Boxers” and other anti-foreign
societies. He has been making vigorous
representations to the Tsung-Li-Yamen
in behalf of American missionaries, but,
so far as the authorities are are in­
formed, he has not threatened that the
United States will land troops in China
should the “Boxers” be allowed to con*
tinue their operations. Such a threat, if
made, would certainly be disavowed by
this Government. The authorities un­
derstand that the German government
has made representations to the Tsung-
Li-Yamen, and it would not be surpris­
ing if it should have declared its purpose
to protect foreign missionaries in Shan
Tung Province, and its troops at Kian
Chou are available for this purpose.
The Boers appeared in considerable
force six miles from Mafeking, and, to
prevent lieing outflanked on both sides,
Plumer had to withdraw on Ram.athla-
bana, subsequently retiring to his base
camp. The engagement lasted three
hours, and the retirement was carried
out in good order under a heavy fire.
A report was in circulation in Wash­
ington that Mrs. Dewey had left the
Catholic church and had become an
i Episcopalian, but no verification of the
rumor could be obtained.
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General Otis has been formally relieved
notice for publication .
Laud Office at Oregon City, Ore.,
Mrs. Jensen came up from Three of the command of the United States
April 7th, 19<>o
Rivers last week to visit her son, H. L., , forces in the Philippines and of the Eighth
Notice is hereby given that the following-
named settler has filed notice of his iniention
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and returned to her home Sunday.
Army Corps, and will return to the
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Clerk
In the mail from Manila, which has !
We have been informed that our cheese United States.
of Tillamook Co., at Tillamook, Or., on May iH,
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just arrived at the War Department,
lgoO. viz:
makers contemplate moving up from
LEWIS D. BURDICK,
T. J. Kirk, of Athena Ore., has just there weie at least two communications
Beaver in the near future.
H E. No. 1II30 for the lots 1 and 2, sec. 3, Tp. 2
8, R. in W.
expressing conviction that Aguinaldo is
sold
60,000
bushels
of
wheat.
Quite
a
The genial countenance of left’ Wal­
He names the following witnesses to prove his
contnuous residence upon and cultivation of
lace, the Beaver cattle buyer, was seen in number of other farmers of Athena and ' hiding in that city. One of these letters
said
land, viz :
vicinity sold last week, the aggregate is from a United States Secret Service
A. Hcnscheidt, Simeon Earl, L. J Earl and
Bouldervillc last Monday morning.
Mont D. Reading, of lillamook, Or
probably reaching over 100,000 bushels. official, who has found conclusive evi­
C has . B M oores , Register.
We trust the recent frosts will not
! Dave Taylor, a wheatbuyer of that dence that the Tagal leader had Ixen in
destroy the fruit crop.
| town, stated that prices had ruled dur- Manila since the rebel armies in Luzon
I ing the week from 39 to 43 cents for No. were dispersed, and who was satisfied
Messrs. Himple and Wheeler came in
HEADLIGHT
School District No.3.
I 1 standard Club, other grades selling at that, as he had not escaped by water,
on Saturday; also Win Wheeler.
i prices based upon this No. 1 quotation. he was probably still concealed in the
Robt. Krebs, the saw mill man, has
and
The school opened in district No. 3, In Pendleton, during the last week or native part of the town.
returned and will start up his mill, hav­
Monday, April 9, with an attendance of 10 days, about 100,000 bushels have
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WEEKLY OREGONIAN
ing secured a large contract for boxes
13 pupils; the names of those enrolled been sold, of all grades, The fact has
Judge Henry C. Ide, of Vermont, mem­
Alex. McDonald is making lots of im­ are as follows:—John Jennings, Charles developed during this last movement of
One Year for $2.25
ber of the Philippine Commission, has
provement« on his Saginaw property, Jennings, Basil Mapes, Montie Mapes, wheat that the greater part of the wheat
arrived at San Francisco, whence the
clearing, breaking and fencing ; and is Peter Haugen, Lizzie Moody, Theresa grades under No 1. It is safe to estimate
TWO LIVE PAPERS
Commission will sail on the transport
changing the appearance of the place, Jennings, Ale Haugen, Andrew Haugen, that 1,0i)0,000 bushels of wheat remain
Hancock
on
April
16.
much for the better. Me is a good acqui­ Lizzie Jennings, Viola Maixs and Jennie unsold in Umatilla couuty, this wheat
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sition to our population.
HURRYING
REINFORCE­
Finlayson.—E dith H argrove , Teacher. being mostly of the 1899 crop. One
Efforts are to be made by the Grand
MENTS.
farmer alone, W. II. Reeder, of Athena,
The regular subscription price of
Army
of
the
Republic
to
secure
legislation
SOUTH PRAIRIE.
is known to have in warehouse fully
THE HEADLIGHT is$1.50, and
Manila Death Rate High.
providing for the creation of a pension Boers Are Continuing Their Fight
100,000 bushels.
Our school is progressing nicely.
the regular subscription price of
Court
of
Appeals,
which
is
to
pass
finally
Against
Brabant
at
Wepener.
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The census of Manila just completed by
the Weekly Oregonian is $1.50.
Miss Sada Johnson gave a birthday
on applications for pensions rejected by
L adysmith , April 10.—Heavy firing
A remarkable exixrimcnt was made
the Health Department, gives the city
Any one subscribing for THE
party Sunday.
the pension offices and Interior Depart­ was heard this morning in the direction
an unpleasantly high rank among the at the laboratory of Thomas A. Edison, ment. General A. D. Shaw, commander-
HEADLIGHT and paying one
Oats, potatoes, &c., are being hurried
unhealthful cities of the world. It es­ at Orange, N. J. where a piece of iron in-chief of t^e Grand Army, and General of Sunday River. It continued for a few
year in advance can get both for
into the ground.
hours. No details of engagement have
tablishes a death rate of something over was melted in exactly five seconds.
$2.25.
Will Goers, of Neskowin, came out forty per 1000, at a conservative esti­ Louis Dreyfus, of Frankfort-on-the-Main, Daniel Sickles have the matter in charge, been received.
and are in Washington preparing the
Sunday to work for Mr. Martin.
P ietermaritzburg , April 10.—Heavy
mate. Fortner estimates and censuses showed Mr. Edison this new process for final draft on the bill, which is to be sub­
cannonading commenced this morning in
The Hadley Logging Co. has secured had always given Manila 300,000 popu attaining as enormous degree of heat in
mitted to the President and to other the vicinity of Elandslaagte.
timber enough on Bewley Creek to run lation This census was a careful count ail almost incredibly short space of time
OLD-TIME POST OFFICES.
legal authority before its presentation to
B ethulie , Orange Free State, Mon­
them two years.
of natives and Chinese living in build­ by the combustion of a certain chemical Congress. This will be done in a very
Some Pointa of Advantage About tha
South Prairie Cheese Factory recurns ingsandboats in the police districts of compound which the inventor keeps a short time. There are 13,000 cases day, April 10.—It is expected the Boers
London Mall Eatabliahed
will
endeavor
to
retake
and
destroy
the
secret.
The
chemical
compound
is
used
tor December butter fat net 27c. ; at this Manila, and it gave a total of 190,714,
In 1077.
which have been rejected by the Interior bridge over the Orange river. Conse­
rate, if this factory does not develop into of whom 30,0' 0 were Chinamen. There in connection with powdered aluminum. Department, and these, in addition to
the postmasters» were free from all
an “accursed trust,” its going to become arc to be added 1 he inhabitants of sev­ Mr. Dreyfus placed a haif-cup ful of his others that may arise from time to time, quently, extraordinary precautions have
the standard or base upon which will eral villages within the city limits, Amer­ chemical in a small crucible and covered will be referred to the new court. General been taken. A force of Boers is located public offices, from liability to quarter
hang tile market quotations of all but­ icans and Europeans and 1400 priests it with a smallquantity of the powdered Shaw believes that favorable action can 12 miles east. As a matter of fact, the soldiers, and they received gazettes free
in the monasteries. From reliable in­ I aluminum. He then placed an Iron be secured on the measure at the present Boers practically again hold the Free of postage, “wherewith they advantage
ter fat in the state of Oregon.
State eastward of the railroad and are themselves in their common trade of
wrench about half an inch thick and six
The notice of Capt. Dodge and Mrs formation Ixtween 50,000 and 60,000.
I inches long in the crucible. Touching a session of Congress.
greately
encouraged by their successes at selling drink, and they have their single
Alice Davidson’s marriage gives us
The deaths in Manila officially re­
letters free to London.”
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Reddersberg and Korn Spruit.
pleasure. We think thecaptain's life has ported during the six months from July match to the compound, Mr. Dreyfus
The rates of postage in 1677 were com­
Jim Williams, alias Quineath, one of
L ondon , April 10.—The Boer attack paratively low. A single letter—i. e., a
fallen into pleasant lines, as we have 1 to December 31 last year were 6203. stepped back and the mixture blazed up Indians arrested at Skagway on charge
furiously.
In
five
seconds
the
iron
wrench
known the lady from away back, yet on Of these 2941 were children. Some of
of being implicated in the murder of Mr. on General Brabant’s force at Wepener letter consisting of one sheet of paper
general principles we will quote him, the the principal causes were Ixri-beri, 570; had melted. It is estimated that the and Mrs. Bert Horton, of Eugene, Or , was resumed at da\\*n to-day. The only— could be sent for any distance up
saying ascrilxd as in the chimes of the tuberculosis, 386; bronceitis, 314; dysen- heat evolved in the process was 3000 has confessed that he cut the throat of enemy’s attack on two or three sides on to 80 miles for 2d., and beyond 80 miles
tor 3d. A letter weighing an ounce cost
old English wedding bells from time im­ trv, 229; fevers, 487; while stomach degrees centigrade hitherto considered Mrs. Horton. Jim Hanson some time Monday lasted until 2:30 in the after­
8d. for 80 miles, and Is beyond, says
impossible to reach. The value of the
memorial.
Another—poor—man—un­ troubles ranked high.
noon,
when
firing
ceased
and
it
was
de-
ago confessed having shot Horton. The
London Notes and Queries.
process is in welding together steel rails
done—undone.
Another—poor—man—
only other wound to account for is that lieved the enemy had been beaten off,
The mails were dispatched from Lon­
Manila now has three diseases epidemic
and tubing.
undone—undone.
which would throw the average com­
made by the shot that struck Mrs. Hor­ but it was announced this morning from don about midnight on Tuesdays,
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munity into a panic—bubonic plague,
ton before her throat was cut. Hanson Aliwal North, that fighting had again Thursdays and Saturdays, and were due
The time has passed when the swill
been begun.
to arrive in London early on Monday,
WILSON RIVER.
beri beri and smallpox. Beri-lxri re­
accuses Kitchikee of shooting her, but
barrel was considered a necessary ad.
Brabant’s force, numbering from 2000 Wednesday and Friday mornings. They
sults from a diet of fish and rice, so that
Kitchikee denies it. The Indians will
Mr. Bolin, of Nehalem, visited this whites do not fear it. Smallpox and junct to the keeping of pigs. No food probably lx tried at Skagway this to 3000, holds position m a rough were carried on horseback at the rate
was filthier than that from the swill bar­
country. It is not known what the of five miles an hour, and they were lia­
neighborhood during the past week.
leprosy the Philippines always have,
mouth.
ble to a detention of not more than half
rel. and the pigs were compelled to ac­
numerical strength of the Boers is, but
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Rev. G A. Orbrink is expected back in and the ¡xople look upon them as a
an hour at each postoflice (stage) on
cept food that had undergone fermenta­
matter of course, avoiding direct con­
the near future.
The Danube has news of the attempted whatever it may be, it is being rapidly the road. England was divided into six
tion until it was sour, and which was a
augmented. A body of 2000 is marching runnings, or roads, viz: West. Bristol.
Miss I >vlla Curtis called at the home of tact, but hardly gives a second thought I mass of disease g»*rms. The invention of suicide of Corporal Watson, who is a
to their presence in the neighborhood.
brother of Colonel Watson, on Buller’s towards Springtontein from Smithfield, Chester, North. Yarmouth and Kent,
Mr. Freeman last Sunday.
Smallpox flourishes in some parts of I the cream separator has worked changes staff, a member of the Yukon field force, between Wepener and Springfontein. starting from Plymouth. Bristol, Ches­
W. Keeler ex|xcts to leave for Si let v on
in the feeding of swine.
It is now
Luxon constantly. Half of the natives
who after passing worthless checks, de­ Events in the southeast portion of the ter. Edinburgh, Y’armouth and Dover,
Monday.
respectively.
cheaper to give the fresh skim milk to
in the country districts are |»itted with
serted. and was beingf pursued by the Free State have caused the Eighth divi­
Little Amelia Eklofis quite low with it, and mothers try to get their children the pigs than to attempt to keep it. and
Wales Wants Representation.
police for holding up Dawsonians at a sion, which had been ordered to Four­
the ground grain is thus more easily fed
whooping cough.
“Gallant little Wales,” says the Lon­
infected with it, under the belief that it
| revolver’s point. Fearing capture, after teen Streams to lx diverted to Spring,
at the same time. Pure water, clean
don Chronicle, “is putting forward a
W. N. Vaughn lost one of his cows is less dangerous to the young,
I successfully hiding 20 'avs, he shot him­ fontein.
food, drv |xnt and comfortable Ixddingi
claim for representation in the royal
The
mysterous
movements
of
troops
last week.
self.
He
was
found
lying
with
the
bullet
The towns along the northern coast | have done more to eliminate disease than
coat-of-arms, as well as for inclusion
! in his body, in a slough near the residence at Bloemfontein are proceeding. News­ in the union jack. With this object
and on the railroad Ixtween Manila and I medicine.
School will commence the 16th inst.
papers'
correspondents
ar*
not
allowed
( of Major Perry and near the barracks.
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a provisional committee has drawn up I
A certain young man in the neighbor­ Dagupan are full of smallpox now. Gen.
to telegraph their destination, and the a memorial to the queen, praying that
At a special meeting of the ways and Should he recover, he will lie tried by
hood would lx Ixtter pleased if persons Bell's famous volunteer regiment, the
presumption is that Roberts is making the fourth quarter of the royal shield—
from Tillamook who desire Howers 36th, is suffering from an epidemic, Lieut. means committee it was decided bv a court-martial and discharged from the
a disposition of troops to cut off the which, as they very truly say, is prac- i
service.
Toncray
ami
Lieut.
Wing,both
of
whom
vote
of
eight
to
five
to
report
the
Puerto
would come and get them when he is nt
a * ik
raiding Boer forces when they try to tically unfilled, since it is a repetition
were Tennesseans, the former holding a : Rico bill as it passed the Senate without
home.
It was asserted in New York on Tues, withdraw to the northward from the of the first quarter—be demoted to in­
commission as Captain in the Tennessee , amendment and to move concurrence in
signia for Wales. The claims of the
pursning British columns.
BOULDER CREEK BUBBLES. volunteers, and several soldiers have the Senate amendments. This meansac- day afternoon, on what seems to lie good
principality to heraldic recognition are
Reappearance of the Boers in the occu.
authority,
that
Admiral
Dewey
has
de
­
did, and thrre are other case» in the ccptance of the territorial form ofg.
jov-
not to be disputed. It is the only na­
pied
country
has
caused
a
revival
of
the
regiment.
Thc easy going natives ami I ernment for Puerto Rico as added to the cided to withdraw as a candidate for the
tionality in Europe that has no distinct­
Rev. K. II Dollarhidrpreached at Wolf
Spaniards paid so little attention to bill by the Senate, and other lesser Presidency, and that within a few davs warlike feeling among the Free Staters ive blazon to exhibit to the world,
Creek school house, Saturday night.
leprosy that the Philippines have never changes on tariff and otherfeatures. The he will formally announce his decision. of the Fauresmith and Philippolis dis­ although its history is associated with
George Smith made a business trip to
been noted for that disease. Imt there are vote was on partv lines, with the ex. His brother-in-law, John R. McLean, is tricts. Federal agents are busy, getting more than one symbol.**
Tillamook, Tuesday
more than UH» le|xrs in the Manila reption of McCall, republican, who first alleged to Ire responsible for this latest details of surrendered Boers, and owing
Johnny and Manuel Berlin. were visit Hospital.
I move. Within 48 hours. Dewey has been to the Irish garrisons being withdrawn
dissented from the bill.
ing with their friends on this side of the
The officials have hoped that when the
in consultation with Democratic leaders from these districts the British residents
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river, Sunday.
are uneasy.
rainy season gets fairly under way. with
Ingmlou« Laundry Advertisement. |
In the Senate on Tuesday, Chandler .and other antagonistic to President Mc­
Mrs May Blalock wasnp from Clove» a tew 6-inch showers, it will wash up the
Boers arc reported to have ventured
Kinley,
and
the
opinions
they
expressed,
While this is not exactly the cas- ■
asked unanimous consent that on April
dale last week, to visit her sister, Mrs town so thoroughly that pLigue will be
south of Biggersberg. and to lx posting tle-in-the-air age. yet there are thou- I
24th a vote lie taken on the resolution together with the unfavorable views
C. A. Smith.
heavy guns four miles north of Elands, panda of persons who spend a very small I
im|»ossible. Even at it« worst. the stir
relative to the seating ni Quay as Senn, voiced by the newspapers, decilied him, it
laagte. They are also said to I e forti portion of their time on terra firms. I
School commenced Monday, lit Brown geons who had experience dealing with tor from Pennsylvania.
is
asserted,
to
withdraw
from
the
con-
Without O|>
1 hia is <fue to the “sky-scrapers.” where ■
fied in the vicinity of Wesselsnek
school-house, with Miss Birdie Nash at yellow firver in Cuba consider the
, test.
poMtiou the request was agreed to.
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The war office proposes to land at Cape *be upper floors are honeycombed with ■
bubonic
plague
easier
to
control
th-'n
its
the desk.
offices. Enterprising merchants
I
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Much attention is being paid by both Town before the end of May 20,000 taken advantage of the fact, anti are ■
Charles Smith drove his young cattle South American rival. Already th< ,m.
The
river
and
harbor
committee
<ie.
Ixr
of
cases
weekly
reported
is
decreas
­
horses.
They
will
lx
conveyed
there
in
the
War
and
Navy
Departments
to
the
down from the mountains last week.
everything in their power to
■
termined on several questions of general question of high explosives for Me in 23 steamers, sailing from New Orleans. tract the attention of this elevated ■
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Misses Linnie «ml Ida Nicklaus were ing.
poficv regarding emergency work that both the military and naval service. Buenos Ayres and Australian ports.
army, whose fleeting glimpse of the ■
guests at the C. A. Smith home, from
The Senate committee on privileges requires early attention. The committee The War Department, it is understood,.'
wor.d is obtained from lofty window* ■
Fmlay until Sunday.
and elections decided unanimously in considered the advisability of recom­
Report of Plumer’s Fight.
The latest scheme is one projected by*
has received a proposition from the in­
Mrs. Cho|>ard ami her brother, went to favor of the unseating of Senator Clark, mending amounts for not exceeding three
Bi lluwayo . April 2 —Colonel Plum­ Sundry, which employs dozens of co* ■
ventor of thorite announcing his willing­
Cedarvalr last Tues<la\ tor a visit with of Montana. The report is to declare the places where needs are exceptional and
-red wagon«. On rhe top of the wago* |
ness to sell to the Government the right er engaged the Boers Ixtween Ramath- cover is painted in glaring letters th* 1
their parents, returning on Saturday.
scat of Clark vacant and not to expel.
even critical, vix., the south pass ol the to manufacture the explosive for $150.- labama and Maleking on March 31.
name of the firm, and those wbo lo®^ 1