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_______ M I ______ THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. AUGUST 9, 1900. — --------------- HARDWARE AND DAIRY UTENSILS. *1 z- STOVES & RANCES, Large Line Charter Oak Stoves. Star Estate Ranges, Umpire Air Tight Heaters, Doors, Windows & Glass, Churns &, Butter Workes, Milk Cans, Paints & Oils. | HARDWARE. groceries . | We carry a First Class Stock of Groceries and Provisions, Canned Goods’ etc., which will he found complete in every line. We want your trade and will do our best to give satisfaction in all transactions. We keep in stock a nice line of China, Crockery, Glass, Tinware, etc. We carry the Largest Stock of Hardware in Tillamook County. Before buying Nails, Windows, £? Doors and Sashes call and get ‘d ■ & our prices. . A''4'4: CHINA & TINWARE. McINTOSH & McNAIR. Tillamook [ "4 BARNEGAT. I •J » I S I I c I 1 J I Jij I Ì Z I ♦ I ■ F ; I I I j I ■< p r — In the Name of Charity. Political Pointed Paragraphs. Sidelights. ^Ilen Jlou^e, [ T,y* =*2« I” I SERIOUS FIGHTING IN CHINA 1 An old bachelor savs that time is the , Allied Forces Lost 1,200 Killed Montana is growing an enormous The thermometer has often been above | The announcement was made some and Wounded. on v cure for lovesickness. crop of wool this year, but designing weeks ago that the fund raised in Wash- 90 here lately. W ashington , Aug. 7.—The following 1 iugtoii for the relief of the Boer widows politicians will hardly be able to pull anv If there were no fools in the world wis I he steamer Aniiarine came to Barne cablegrams have been received at the IIEBO. and orphans had been used in entertain- of it over the eyes of the intelligent voter. dom would be at a discount. gat Sunday and took out a raft of logs Naw Department. lor the Johnson Bro.’s. The prettiest hood in childhood; the Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Bert McArthur, | ing the Boer peace envoys to this coun- As yet no democratic committee has ■ “Che Foo, Aug. 6.—Bureau of Naviga i try. A committee was appointed to most expensive is womanhood. Aug. 2nd, a boy. Mother and child Joe H. is spending a few days in Gari- formally notified Grover Cleveland of tion, Washington : There is a British re- 1 audit the accounts and has just made its Bryan’s nomination for president. This I doing well. boldia. Always think twice before purchasing port, unofficial, of an engagement at I report. It finds that $1,206.36 was col is doubtless why Cleveland has nothing anything offered at a sacrifice. Bert Biggs was in the city Saturday. I Andrew Anderson has his new barn I’cit Sang, Sunday morning, from 3 to lected and only $32.11 turned over to at all to sav | nearly completed. Wise men may acquire much know 10:30. Allied loss in killed and wounded, Quite it number of pleasure seekers the fund. The balance of $1,174.28 was Mr. and Mrs. Addie Breilv, of McMinn have been passing of late for the ocean ledge from those who have none them 1200, chiefly Russians and Japanese. usedin thepro-Boer demonstration. The I Colonel Frank 0. Lowden, who is ville, were welcome visitors at A. I*. beach. selves. , Chinese are retreating. T ai sig .” , mentioned as a successor in the senate to j committee found that “the expenditures Bain’s last week. Senator Cullom, of Illinois, is 39 years I’cit Sang is the first railroad station When a fox occupies the judge's bench had been properly incurred, but were un- NETARTS. Miss Bell, of Portland, is i guest ( usually large, owing to the size of the old, and began teaching school at 15, bv the goose on trial has no earthly show. about six miles northwest ofTinn Tsin, Henry Lederer and A. W. Phelps and Mrs. E. II. Stone, at Rose Lawn. i demonstration and the fact that the which means he paid his way through He who is charitable with the wealth tn route to Pekin. Taussig, who signed their families, of Long Prairie, are the first dispatch, is in command of the Herman Farmer is building a barn for I Boer enyovs were brought here and en- the Iowa State university. I of others is entitled to but little credit. canqied on the beach. Mr. Lederer in N. P. Hansen. Porktown, which is at Che Foo. I tertained for eleven days, during which The next congress will include two Those who are present may have ex tends to stay a month. T ien T sin , Sunday, Aug. 5, 8 a.m., While hunting in the mountain a week I thev sought to impress the justice of men of the same name from Mississippi. cuses to oiler, but the absent are always Dr. E. W. Mill, left the last of the w eek. ago Monday, Bert McArthur fell off a their cause on the government.’’ via Shanghai, Aug. 7.—This morning at The present member from the Sixth dis at fault. He will visit Tillamook and also his log in crossing a gulch and struck the daylight 16,000 allies attacked the “ There may have been no steal in con trict is Patrick Henry, and another The woman question never strikes a Chinese at I’eit Sang and forced the farm in Pleasant Valley and Sand Lake ground 20ft. below, spraining his hip nection with these disbursements, but Patrick Henry will represent the Third, man more lorcibly than when he starts before returning to his home in Port- (jtiite severely. enemy from the trenches. The Americans there certainly was a niisajipropriation for the last fifteen years represented bv l out in quest of« female servant. land. who participated were the Ninth and of the funds. The contributors supposed General Thomas C. Catchings. NEHALEM. i Men toil for leisure only to discover Fourteenth Regiments, Reilly’s Battery Messrs. Buddy and Hurd and their that they were making donations for A Chicago woman, who wants to be after gaining their object that leisure is families, oi Portland, are spending their and the Marines. A heavy battle is still Saturday being a fine day quite a num-! the widows and orphans of burghers governor of Illinois, has issued a plat- I in progress. vacation on the beach enjoying them her attended the pic-nic at Dan Cronens. 1 killed in fighting for the preservation of . form, in which she declares herself a re not a thing to be desired. The vows of lovers frequently resemble selves. Mr. Buddy is very favorably im- I their country, and to use the money for publican, a democrat, several kinds of W ashington , Aug. 7.—The War De Mr. C. Ilimpel and family left on the piessed with Tillamook county, and any other purpose was an act of dis populists and a temperance advocate. the paper-covered hoops used by circus partment has received thefollowingcable i last boat for Clatskanie. They will thinks he will return to this county in honesty. The real object of the fund, it I Unfortunately, pluralities of platforms performers; they are neld up one mo gram from General Chaffee: ■ move back on to their ranch in the the near future and locale here. now appears, was to boom the Boer do not always mean pluralities of votes. ment and broken the next. “Che Foo, Aug. 7.—Adjutant General. spring, when Mr. Himpcl intends to Washington. Tien Twin, August 3rd. Mrs. Grass and Mrs. Martin, of Port 1 erect new buildings and make much cause and enlist sympathy in America. In predicting that, in case of the re Sympathy at $100 a day seems rather Conference today decided to give battle land, and their children, are spending needed improvements. He Knew a Few Words. expensive and it is doubtful if the people election of McKinley, there will be no ' on Sunday. Chinese are entrenched east the summer with their parents, Mr. and Miss Mary Schollnieyer and Miss Lizzie who paid the bills for entertaining the more Fourth of July celebrations, Bryan ' An English officer in Malta stopped in and west through Pei Tsang. Rest of Mrs. O’Hara. Rittenhouse, are preparing to leave us mav not have made a vote-catching ' riding to ask a native the way. He was the Chinese are protected by flooded Mr. Bybee and family, of Sheridan, to attend the State Normal College at envoys would have been so liberal had they known that none of their money statement, says the Des Moines Leader. answeied by a shrug of the shoulders and ground, practict»lly unassailable. Japan are on the beach for a recreation. Monmouth. was to reach the women and children The cannon tire-cracker his been so de a “No speak English.” ese. English and American forces, about Ed Walker and family, of Tillamook, A few very fine royal chinook salmon who are in distress in South Africa. veloping in bore and muzzle power that “You’re a fool, then,” said the officer. 10,090 strong, will attack the Chinese spent Sunday on the beach rusticating. have been caught already, reminding us But the man knew enough English to right, west of the river in flank. Other The Boercollectionin Washington was not a few would welcome the abolition Messrs. Buddy Nr Jones killed a very i that the fishing season is at hand. a fake, just as many other “charities” of the glorious as a means of escape. ask; forces, Russian, French, about 4000 large sea lion in the bay last Monday, j After eating everything above ground, : are. Bryan is in danger of losing the nervous “Do vou understand Maltse ?” strong on the opposite side, between the It caused quite an excitement for a little it is a race between the rancher and the ’ vote. “No.” I river and railroad. 1 he Chinese position Boers in Pitiable Condition. time. They killed it with an ax and a worm as to who shall have the spud. The confidence of the republicans of' “Do vou know Arabic ?’’ is apparently strong. Army reported brushhook. “ No. ” .10,000 between Pe Bang and Yang Tsun, K. Krebs is looking anxiously for the I N ew Y ork , Aug. 7.—A dispatch to West Virginia that they will carry the Geo. W. Phelps is on the mend, being boat to take away, shooks, as all his the Herald from London, savs, that a state this fall for McKinley and Roose “Do you understand Italian ?” or crossing of road to Pei Ho. Yang “No.” able to sit up a part of the time, having available space is filled up. Louretico Marques correspondent of the velt is based on the marvelous develop Tsung is the objective. Our force, 2,000 been sick since the 10th of July. ment iti coal and lumber now in pro “Do you know Greek ?” 1 and battery. Conemaugh arrived with Sam Sundburg is rustling up another 1 Daily Mail states that a Frenchmen just j “No.” I. C. Quick ami family, of South band ofcattle lor Robt. Carruthers. He j returned from the Boer frontier confirms gress, made possible by the bénéficient the Sixth Civalry which has been left at “Then you four fools. I only one,’’ Prairie, is camped on the beach. lien Iftin for the guard of the city and may go south as farasSilitz reservation. the telegrams which have been received provisions of the Dingley tarifflaw. In during the last few days describing the all sections of the state unprecedented are awaiting mounts. Ministers were Quite a number of campers visited the pitiable character of the Boer position. activity prevails and labor is at a pre Last year there were coined 33,600,000 safe on the 28th of Jutv. C haffee ” Real Estate Transfers. light-house Monday. General Botha’s commando, originally mium. There areconstant calls for men, more pennies than in the year before and J. C. Casnecll, oi Portland, is camped I. Me K. Eckerson to Chas. L. Granton, | N ew \ ork , Aug. 7.—A special to the 750, now consists of only 63, and other which other states are supplying. The the coinage of nickels, dimes, quarters on the beach. He is an old time Tilla E *2 <d Sc 14, Sc 11 of Ne 14 and Nw • commandos have been reduced in like coa^ output for 1899 was nearly 18,000,- and halves increased largely. In dollars .Journal from Shanghai, says: There are mookcr, having conducted a saloon in X of Sc '4 oi sec. 13, ip. 1 S, R. 8 W. proportion, owing to desertions. 000 tons, an increase of 1,500,000 tons and cents the increase in minor coinage •»0,000 troops at Tang Tsun, under Tillamook Citv 20 years ago. He has J. Jasper Johnson to W. Ariss Frank, E The remaining burghers have divided over the preceding year. More coal is lor the fiscal year is about $3,700,000. 1 General Sung ; 40.009 at Pekin already not been in the county since ’83. and more arriving daily and 60,000 in 1 2 of Sw 11 and VV 1 j ofSe 1 4 of sec. into two parts, one for peace and the beintf mined this year than ever before, A Jesuit priest now Jn South Africa 27, tp. 1 N, R. 6 W. I other for war. The peace party is the and the total product will reach far writes to the boys in the New York col < amp 20 miles west of Tien Tsin. WILSON RIVER above the 20,000,000-ton mark. Scores lege. where he was formerly a professor: Rome Hears That Minister Will U.S. to David Martinv.E’j ofNw L| and ! stronger. Soon Leave Pekin. E 12 of Sw *4 of sec. 29, tp. 2N. R. 8 C ape T own , Aug. 7.—Railway com- of new mines arc being opened and miles nine in the blessed language is diheram- Mrs. Silas Morton was over from Bav R ome , Aug. 7.—Information received VV. | munication with Natal has been re-es of new railway are being built. anwaiiuingwahela.but this is nothing to City visiting her friend Miss Keeler. here from Taku, from Che Foo, August 999, which is niashumiamagduamahna- I’.S. to John II. Mills, Nw ’i of Sw *4 tablished by General MacDonald’s cap- Mr. Young’s family was over at 3, says the commander of the Italian ! ture of Harrismith. manwanamangwahela- anamashumiha- and \V 1 2 of Nw *4 and Ne LiofXw Out of the Ordinary. tarts Bay last Sunday. | Heavy fighting at Eland’s River com mahera-manwanaingovhalea-gowakadi- cruiser Elba has seen a note of tlie Gov of sec. 29, tp. IS. R. 10 W. I no. Erickson takes great pride in lix- V. I* ernor of Shan Tung, „. dated Pekin, July ... Leonard to Abel Leonard, N’ jofSe menced on Sunday and continued Mon Among the exhibits at the Paris PX- hera n aman-wanamgwahela.” n ; upj his new home and undouhtcdlv waving the Ministers and foreigners •4 and S ’2 of Ne ’4 of sec. 25, tp. 5 day. No details are obtainable, but it is position is a set of tea cups, the cheapest appreciates the fact that there is no place am safe ; that provisions have been sup I believed that General Carrington and of which is valued at $600. S, R. 10 VV. like home. plied to them and that conferences had HEADLIGHT d . C. Collier to Clovy Cox, tract in sec. ¡General Ian Hamilton relieved the gar-j The Scandinavian element in this Jno. Svrnson’s new barn is completed laken place on the subject of measures rison at Rustenberg, which is retiring to 19, tp. 4 S. R. 9 VV. and country numbers nearly 1,000,060 souls. and is without doubt one of the best to be taken to protect the Ministers dur | Secrust. They are located principally in four Chas. L. Smith to Martha A. Smith. structures of its kind in Tillamook Co. ing their trip to Tien Tsin where, it is WEEKLY OREGONIAN It is stated positively that President states—Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin and Trask toll road. added, they were to eetablkli their head b. ,D. \ invent, who was nursing a Kruger is willing and anxious to sur Minnesota. One Year for S2.25. quarters. sprained ankle for a couple of weeks, is Chas. VV. Daddies to the Astoria Co., render, providing a satisfactory promise Sw *4 of Sc ’4. E of Sw 1 4 and lots is given as to his ultimate destination. The six robbers who recently broke TWO LIVE PAPERS now able to be up and around. 3 and 4 oi sec. 7. tp. 3 X, R. 7 VV. A special dispatch from Pretoria, dated I into the residence of Mrs. Hilda Cole in Quite a number of calves have fallen FIRE INSURANCE. \ictoms to that dreaded sickness which Thomas Gleason to S. C. Wood, Sw ’4 of August 5, says General Lord Kitchener New Orleans and robbed her of $2,000 sec. 28, tp. 3 S, R. 8 VV. has narrowed the circle around Generals wore evening (doilies and silk hats. The regular subscription price of made its appearance last summer. J- s. STEPHENS, THE HEADLIGHT isSl.50.nnd Tf/AAtTA A souvenir of Mr. Gladstone’s hobby AGENT FOR the Peter IIciscl having tried his new mo II. H. Miller to Martha A. Way mire, 20 DeWet and Steyn by driving out the H ? vfdo " 11 AL AX!> ¡-OND0N & enemy from one of the flank posit ions as an amateur woodsman, consisting of the regular subscription price of acres in tp. 4 S, R. 10 VV. ver on ncarlv all the neighbor’s mea I-l\ ERI DOI, GLOBE INSURANCE a chip from an elm which he felled at the Weekly Oregonian is $1.50. dows, says it is 0. K. II. II. Miller to J. I,. Laurence, 39’ 1 acres which he held. COMPANIES. Hawarden in 1880, was sold for five Any one subscribing for THE: in tp. 4 S. R. 10 VV. Mr. Freeman is occassionally seen on Baron Fava, the Italian Ambassador, Agent for North West School Sup,> j shillings in a London auction-room re-j HEADLIGHT anil pnying one the public thoroiighlarv training his I’.S. to Nelson L. Knighton, VV ’ 2 of Sc has communicated to the State Depart cently. tu r rxö1;''".1' ’ Notary Public. tear in advance can get both for voung race horse for the track, so the 11, Sc 1 i of Sw 11 of sec. 29 and Ne ment information showing that he be riLLAMOOK, — OREGON $2.25. Father Leary, the Catholic priest at | e irrespondent is informed. ’4 of Nw ’4 of sec. 32, tp. 2 S, R. 9 lieves a band of anarchists in Paterson, VV. N. J., conspired to assassinate all the Chapman. K ill . has raised a fine point We arc glad to learn that Mrs. Thorall with respect to dog tax. He says hi« crowned heads of Europe. who it in a Portland hospital, is some Carl I’. Knudson to Samuel Downs, E ’2 dog watches faithfully about the sanctu According to the Governor of New Jer what better, with the purpose of return- of lot 6, block 1, Tillamook City. ary and. therefore, is church propertv. sey every effort is being made by the ing before long. Irving S. Phillips to Stanley IL Phillips, exempt by state law. state police authorities to assist the de various tracts. tectives employed by the Italian officials A man in Philadelphia makes a living GLENORA. I S. to Samuel M. Dailey. Ne ’4 of Ne ’4 J. P. ALLEN. to ascertain if such a band exists, and by selling foreign hotel, express and of sec. 10. tp. 2 S, R. 10 VV. Having is ncarlv over and there is a its membership. railroad labels to people that paste them Proprietor very heavy crop. Sir Charles Dilke. in a paper read be on their Imggage to create the impres The Mngdtih n Islands, in the Gulf of fore the Statistical society of London, sion that they have been abroad. Hot chiM . ......... iiKMlntion I he army worm is citing every thing St. Lawrence, form a little group that declared that the normal cost of British in sight, al-o oik < s.ght, under ground. Some years ago one of the biggest rail at kccoih I c U nh late. v» rv few people have any knowledge of. Miss Clarice Reehcr, who has been The inhabitants, mainly tidier men are armaments in times of peace is £00,090,. road corporations of this country em- away from home over two years, ata civilizt d and comparatively well-to-do, 000 to the taxpayers of the I nited King ployed a confidential peacemaker, with BEST 1 MEALS IN XUE training school for nurses, in Spokane, but know very little as to what is going dom, £2i),000,()(>0 to India and £1,750,. the idea of preventing suits, as fai as CITY. 0(M> to the self governing colonies. Wash., is spending the month of August on in the outside world, though they are possible, for personal damages. It has Here are a couple of headlines seen in with her parents. It will be eight months in easy calling distance of the New Eng Tillamook. Ore proved a profitable innovation and is newspa|*ers not long ago: “Killed by yet before she graduates. being taken up by other railroads. land coast. Lightning—Woman and Mule Die In- Mrs. W. J. Smith is visiting in Tilla A Kansas editor wrote that “Mr. stantly.’’ “Two Lives Go (>ut in n Robert Johnson, a street news vendor, mook. Brewer is about to start for a fishing re Storm—One a Cow.” An Ohio paper «lie»! in Washington as the result of pros Mrs. Stochr. son and daughter, of sort ami says “I am going to a place printed this item: “There will he an trai i<»n during the recent hot spell. Two Portland, have been camping lor a week where I shall feel at liberty to wear one icecream supper given bv Mrs. Susan years ago he was terribly frostbitten in at this place. gallus. go without a collar and roll up Howard next Tuesday night, July 3. ¡in the same city ami it liera me noceMary to J. F. Reehcr went to Forest (»rove, my pants '* The item it Mrs Brewer the Christian church grove to assist in amputate bo h hh feet. The operation Tuesday. and some little talk was aroused by the raising funds for the funeral ex|>enses of was performed in the same hospital ORFOO m Trout are biting very well indeed. paragriiph. jher husband. w here he died. Having is over around Barnegat, and in good shape. J Many people are passing oil their way to the coast. »’B-y LARSEN HOUSE, TH > A?./' bnRSEN’ ’’"oprielor. TILLAMOOK. I
