Tillamook headlight., June 27, 1901, Image 6

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Sewing
Wall Paper
Machines.
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINC COODS,
BEDROOM SUITES,
and Linings. 1 CARPETS, MAT MIRRORS,
1
Undertaker's
UNG, OIL CLOTH. LINOLEUM,
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LACE CURTAINS, TABLE LINEN, TOWELING, i
CROCKERY, GLASS,
J'
STOVES, RANGES, GKUUKEK1.
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Supplies.
CUe are Headquarters for
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Furniture, etc., Sold on the
Installment Plan. Easy terms.
Cull and Investigate.
Noiu’s the time
to refurnish your home.
<&z co.,
Call and Inspeet our Goods.
Tlxe Tillamook
Mrs. Ward and family went out on
COULSONBURG.
the steamer this morning.
Slashing is the order of the day in this
Mrs. II. G. Davies and family went out
vicinity.
on the steamers for their new home in
Mrs. Gus Chopard passed through here
W ashing ton._______________
one day this week en route for Boulder
The Justness in the Hose Deal. Creek.
Mr. Norman Dye visited with Mr. and
C hapter IL
Mrs. Albert Kinnainan, at Spruce, Sun­
Another phase connected with the pur­
day.
chase of the fire hose, and a business one,
Mr. Hans Jensen was a caller at this
which has not been mentioned, is this :
place last Thursday.
Two persons (for convenience we will
call Smith and Brown), are advised that | The Free Methodist Conference is over
and the new preachers are coming, Rev.
the city of Tillamook is requiring fire
Blair will be the preacher at this point.
hose, and being in that line of business,
I’. R. Coulson and family, of Blaine,
both submit bids and samples of different
quality of hose, which are much about called on his parents at this place last
the same as to price and the time the I Sunday.
hose is to be delivered. But Smith will I R. Y. Blaylock will preach at the
not charge freight from Portland, while i Brown school-house on next Sabbath,
Brown’s bid is for hose in Portland, and there will also be an old fashioned basket
both are ready to sign contracts that dinner.
The Nehalem boys will accept Tilla
mook's invitation to visit and participate
in the base ball game, although they are
out of practice and a number of their
best players absent. A number of oar
young people also intend in taking in the
4th at Tillamook.
R. Krebs has a half dozen men busy in
his box factory.
Matt Morrison cut the end ofhis thumb
off on the edger on Monday, and last
Friday Bob himself was seriously hurt
by being struck on the throat and breast
by a flying samson.
Complaint is made that the boom in
South Fork is an obstruction and a nui­
sance, it being impossible to pass through
with a boat between half tide and low
water._________________
Priees are loui for First Class Furniture.
House
Woolley in the Woolley West.
To an intererting audience John G.
Woollev, late candidate on theProhibi-
tion for President, delivered an address
on Monday in Portland. The subject
was the suppression of the liquor traffic
by methods of a political nature. Mr.
Woolley expressed his confidence in the
expectation of this country meeting the
saloon question and setting in according
to the views of the Prohibitionists. He
predicted a Prohibition President and1
Governor for Oregon on the same plat-1
form. As to local and spasmodic meet- j
ings for the supression of liquor he de­
clared that these efforts were misdirected
and futile.
He scored the Christian voters, how­
ever, who sing such hymns as “Stand
Up for Jesus” in great crowds at such
gatherings as those of the Epworth Lea­
gue. and then on election day vote the I
Republican or Democratic ticket and he !
told of good men who call on him at the j
close of his address and say: “You are
all right, Mr. Woolley. I agree with you ■
heart and soul.’’ Mr. Woolley asks jsucli ■
a man how he votes, and if its in the
North the man savs;“I’m a Republican”;
if in the South, “Um a Democrat.’’ But
voting the Republican or Democratic
tickets will never put down the liquor
traffic.
Furnishers
SWEPT TO DEATH.
Adelbert S Hay Killed.
N ew H aven , Conn., June 23—Adel-
Two Hundred Lives Lost in W» st
bert S. Hay, son of Secretary Ila.v, ai d
Virginia Flood.
ex-Consul to Pretoria, was found dead
B luefields . W. Va., June 23.—This on the sidewalk outside New Haven
section has just been visited by a flood, i House early this n.orning.
the extent of which in all probability
Mr. Hay retired to his room at 1 o’clock
will equal or exceed that of Johnstown after spending the evening with friends
in 1889, so far as the loss of property is in apparently excellent spirits.
About
concerned. Early yesterday morning, 2:30 o’cljck this morning a few people
shortly after midnight, a heavy down­ standing outside the hotel were startled
pour of rain began, accompanied by a at seeing a large white object come
severe electric storm, which increased in whirling through the air and strike the
volume, continuing for several hours. sidewalk. The night clerk of the hotel
The storm continued thronghont the en­ was immediately summoned and recog­
tire day and night and at 10 A. M., nized the body as that of a young man
though the storm had abated, the lower­ who regisiered as AdelbertS. Hay.
ing clouds threatened another terrific
There was considerable excitement
downpour at any moment.
about the hotel, and a large body of stu­
The little town of Keystone, with a dents and graduates, who were here for
Another Canal Treaty.
population of 2000, seems the greatest commencement exercises, soon gathered,
W ashington , June 24.—After the most
sufferer, practically the entire town be­ A number of his former classmates at
exhaustive investigation, and sounding
ing washed away. This town is the Yale positively identified the young
the hose shall be delivered right away,
NETARTS.
of Senators, Secretary Hay has satisfied
principal one in the Pocahontas coal man.
for it is pointed out that it is a case of
Wni. Hewey and family, of Fairview, himself that he has been able to find a
fields, and is located near its center. It
emergency. Smith secures the contract
L ondon , June 24—The Times, in an
firm
foundation
on
which
to
erect
was to a great extent the headquarters editorial, recalls the time when the in­
and signs the agreement, but fails to de­ are camping on the beach for a few days.
Father Schell visited Netarts Sunday. another canal treaty to replace the Hay-
from which the mining corporation pur­ terests of British prisoners with the
liver the hose on time. Under those cir­
Geo. Hodgdon has his new residence Pauncefote treaty that failed, and one
chased supplies, and was also the only Boers were confided to AdelbertS. Hay
cumstances is not Brown entitled to be
that
will
be
almost
certain
to
command
place in th** field where whisky could (then Consul at Pretoria), and says he
awarded the contract, who put in a bid near completion and will be ready to
the approval of the Senate. It is his am­
be purchased. At this place there were discharged his difficult and delicate duty
in good faith and expected to live up to move in in a few days.
Henry Olds and family, of Fairview, bition to remove absolutely, ns a source
it ? As a matter of justice he is, and we
some 12 to 15 saloons.all of which were with a kindness and zeal that is not
of
possible
conflict
in
the
future,
the
mis
­
will gamble that the city fathers, if they are rusticating on the beach.
washed awav. The report comes that likely to be forgotten by the British
Geo. VV Phelps, the Netarts merchant, understandings resulting from theeflbrts
were in Brown’s position, would think
ihe mining population is now occupying people.
to apply the Clavton-Bulwer treaty to
they were lawfully and justly entitled to is getting in his sack of goods for the
the banks of the stream below, catching
‘Sorrow for his terrible and prema­
the
conditions
of
today.
This
object
is
“The American Government is not the merchandise and barrels of red eye ture death, and sympathy with his fath­
the contract—and they would be justified summer trade.
almost within reach, he feels. It is en­ powerless in the matter,” he said, “and '
in kicking most infernally if they were
aiid beer as they float down.
er, who has done so much to strengthen
tirely possible for Secretary Hay to se­ this Nation can do what it ought to do I
BARNEGAT.
served that way. Like the fight theother
A great number of the coal and coke
cure a full opportunity to rest and recu­ with the liquor traffic. I do not say that p|aIlts throughout the Pocahontas dis- the friendly feeling between the United
day it depends upon whose ox is being
Bert Biggs went to the Hub last Satur­ perate from the plow ofhis son’s death
Statesand Great Britain, will be general
all the members of the old parties are in ( ^.¡cj are reported practically destroyed and sincere among all classes of English­
gored. More anon.
day.
without sacrificing the chance of com­ favor ot the saloon. 1 lure are many • and are
8()ine instances entirely wash men, and particularly among those offi­
Mrs. Bramer visited with her daughter, pleting the negotiations for this treaty
voters opposed to it. and there are many ! ed awav# Owing to the very high water
Answer to Correspondent
Mrs. Ada Wilson on Thursday.
in season for its submission to Congress others willing to befooled into voting for ’ which has fl(KM|ed the egion and pre cers and men whose sufferings Adelbert
George Elliott went to the city Friday at the next regular session.
Hay did so much to alleviate.
Not
J ulius T horall .—We think it is pre-
it.
He considered anti-saloon leagues vents communication, anything liken much friendship haB been shown or
and returned Saturday.
mature for you to rush into print in con­
and such local movements worthless in correct estimate of the loss of property is justice done us during the war. We owe
Albert Biggs is visiting with his sister
Miners’ Law in Klondike.
nection with family affairs. Your sup­
suppressing the saloon, though the mo-' lllipOsMble, but from the best informa,
on Long Prairie.
a readier recognition on that account to
positions mav he perfectly correct, but
obtainable the loss to the property those who deserved well of us in our day
Al. Biggs went to the city Saturday. I S eattle , June 25.—The following tives of the promoters might be honest, |
should the party return and do the cor­
Capt. George Hunt came home Sun­ story is from the Dawson Daily News of and he referred to the recent coalition of • will easily reach $2,000,000.
of trial, and amongst them Adelbert Hay
rect thing then the editor could be sued
the Democrats who controlled New York
June 7 :
R oanoke , Va., June 24.—The follow­ held a high place.”
day.
for libel for publishing your letter. You
The Tilden Brothers were down at i Dick Beales was shot to death by Mrs. City politics with the Republicans, who ing short statement made to-night by
cannot charge a person with committing
Thomas Herndon near this city, while are dominant in the state. He called the one of the general officers of the Norfolk &
Barnegat last Sunday.
Senator Chancey M. Depew has writ­
an offence before he has done so.
School begins Monday the 24th, with the woman's husband stood by and New York City government a cesspool of Western Railway, summarizing the ten t o Representative Grosvenor, of Ohio
prayed that her hand would not fail at corruption, and the state government an flood situation in the light of the latest a letter, in wh ich he discussed the recent
Prof. Baker as teacher.
Fakers at Astoria
Miss Mamie came down Sunday with the trigger. Herndon had been search­ organization that is no better. Yet these dispatches, was given to the Associated agitation of a third term of President
ing for his wife for the last three vears. powers combined for the suppression of Press :
But for taking chonees, the average her father to go to school at Barneget.
McKinley. Mr. Depew savs: “We have
A chance clew led him into the Klondike the saloon, like the prairie dog the owl
“ Restoration of the telegraph line de- l>een severely criticised or roundly abused
Asturian seems to be far in the lead.
It
region hist Winter, and near Dawson and the rattlesnake, that got along well velops that the damage by flood through for saying that there is nothing illegal
makes no difference what the pro|>osi
BLAINE.
Herndon found his wife, deserted and together in one hole. The jackal at Al­ the coal fields was exaggerated. The or immoral in the people of this country
tion is ho long as there is an opportunity
Hip. hip, hurrah, here we are ready for suffering. She had been persuaded by bany went into partnership with the
loss of fife will not exceed 60 or 70, and electing a citizen for 12 years, instead of
f >r him to become separated from his
the Fourth of July. Fiz ! bum ’ crack ! Dick Beales that Herndon was dead and tiger in the Greater New York. The
the damage to property, including re­ 8 and if present conditions were un­
money. A great many times they play
is expected to be heard here at Blaine.
Seth
Low
movement
was
low in con- pairs to the railroad and coal properties, changed in 1904 we certainly would re­
had married Beales.
the ’•sucker” io some fake outfit.
Put
Nathan Moon returned from Cali­
After confessing his duplicity to the ception, as well as in name, He regarded will not exceed $500,000. It is expected quest Mr. McKinley to again assume the
a $10 bill in a cake of soap and put the
fornia, where he has been for his health. woman he had wronged, Beales, fired it as a hopeful sign to see the Albany
the railway will get a line opened Presidency. When the time comes, as it
cake in a l»ox of cakes, and U e dealer
The Steel Range Collector was in our with whiskv, went to the cabin ofhis jackal again making propositions to the
ban no difficulty to sell the soap ae fast
through tomorrow or next day.
may, that in a great crisis an Abraham
midst collecting for ranges delivered ’.ast partner, Jeff Alexander, and demanded prairie dog and owl in the metropolis,
as he can hand it out. There is an ele­
Lincoln, after eight years of the Presi.
fall.
his share of the clean-up. Alexander tried and the latter showing good sense in re-
ment of chance in it and Astorians are
Joseph Keil, an old resident of Baker denev, will, in the judgment of this coun­
We are glad to see Mr. Curl around to argue with the liquor-crazed man and pellingall propositions.
willing to take that chance. Last week
City, was choked to death. He at- try, best serve the highest interest of the
once more after a hard tusscl with the I refused to give him anvthing until he
“ The voters who battled over the tempted to eat a piece of raw meat, Republic by another four years, he will
the “Quaker doctors" held forth in
gripp.
was sober. Beales drew his revolver and money standard in 1896 might have been which lodged in his throat and he
Astoria. They advertised a medicine,
receive such a call as no patriot can
Mrs. Creecy returned home last week, shot his partner. Alexander fell to the honest so far as Troy weight or mint
concerning the merits of which we have
strangled before medical aid could be resist.’’
John Creecy is quite a fanner, as we floor and the would-be murderer seized weight go, but were rascals according to
nothing to say, and the doctor, who was
summoned.
understand he has a small band of the gold dust in the cabin and started the standard of Jesus Christ.”
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a good talker, convinced nearly everyone
ducks.
Fence Posts.
President McKinley told ex-Senator
for town.
He liked the voter who put aside the
in ihe large crowd that stood on the
R. O. Richards will furnish two fat
FIR COATED WITH
Beales took possession ofa dog team main question of prohibition for the Carter, of Montana that he would visit
street corner for hours that they had
calves for the picnic held at Bachelor’s loaded with provisions and started off,
some disease. The doctor sold his inedi
money question to the juryman, who. the Northwest and Northern Pacific
Bend.
followed bv several parties of men who in trying a murderer, agreed to a verdict Const next year. The President’s in­
cine as fast as he could hand it out and
Sidney Moon will take pictures at re- had discovered Alexander wounded in
Will outwear CEDAR. It is also a
lias probably taken in about $$000. The
of petty larceny because the other 11 in- tention is to complete the itinerary which
duced rates.
He asks three for a his cabin. The first of the parties,
RADICAL REMEDY AGAINST
average man or woman, who has never
siated on it; and he said the average was abandoned because of the illness of
(¡uarter.
CHICKEN LICE.
headed by a man named Andrews, was Chriatian will go back on his church just Mrs. McKinley in San Francisco. The
lieen sick a single day, can I m » convinced
Why does’nt Vnele Soul send some overtaken at Anvil by Herndon and his
Its application to the inside walls of
President feels that there was keen dis­
that some terrible disease is alwHit to
to get his party into power.
poultry houses will permanently exter­
more good weather.
wile, who too were in pursuit. Andrews
appointment in the cities and towns
take bold of them, and they can tie in­
He spoke uf the press of the country
minate all LICE.
John Moon's leg continues to he sore, had broken his leg and the outfit had
which
were
scheduled
to
be
visited
in
the
duced to buy patent nostrums that have
Results:
HEALTHY CHICKENS—
ami it is feared he will have to have an stopped. Leaving Andrews at Anvil the as having exerted itself to circulate West, and he thinks it is nothing more
no element ot medicine and do not do
falsehood» regarding the abolition of the
PLENTY EGGS.
operation performed.
remainder of his party, with Mr. and
than fair that the people should finally
the human system as much good as a
Write for circular and priees and men.
Virgil Chapman was out bidding old Mrs. Herndon started outlie trail again. canteen at Army posts. He said the re­ realize their expectations.
glass of water. The Wi/.z.ard Oil com­
port that the W. C. T. U. had formed a
tion this paper.
friends and neighbors good-bye.
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After
a
long
chase
the
party
overtook
pany showed at the opera house for a
WADE & BRIGGS,
Mr Henderson's folks have gone to Beales near McKeon’s cabin on Anvil. compact with the liquor sellers to abolish
General Cai lies surrendered with 659
week and the theatre was crowded every
the canteen was a falsehood, that everv and 500 rifles. The oath of allegiance
the valley.
Tillamook, Or.
Beales stood at bay and whipped out
night Nome went there to listen to the
Several of our citizens attend the his revolver. Herndon also drew his publisher ip the country knew to be so to the United States was administered
entertainment, but a large majority
when he helped circulate it. Another
INSURE WITH
bought tickets and wizxard oil and pills Sunday-school at Brown now, instead of gun and the two men exchanged shots. story of the action of the National con“ to the ex-insurgent, Colonel Cabailles,
attending
the
Sunday-school
at
Blaine.
who fled to the mountains with a por­
Claude
Thayer,
Beales was hit in the leg but continued
ln»ciiiist» they stood a chance of drawing
Mr. Jensen, of Boulder, was in our firing. Herndon had dropped his revolver vent ion of physi« inns he also dubbed as tion of his troops, likewise surrendered-
a piece of silver ware They were will
Agent or Fireman’s Fund and London
false
;
that
of
their
recommending
the
midst recently.
Cailles did not sufficiently control the
after the first shot. Mrs Herndon
ing to go without dinner or sup|x»r, if
and Lancashire Fire Insurance
restoration of the canteen. It was true
Bill. N yk from T exas .
populace to bring in all the insurgents
grablted the still smoking weapon and
I hey only had a dollar, in order to in
Companies.
that a small coterie of red nosed phy­
in his district. The proceedings of sur-
fired three shots at Beales, who fell dead.
vest that dollar in a buttle of oil and
sicians. numbering 23, had passed such render were orderly.
NEHALEM.
The bodv was left in the trail and the
take a chance in the drawing.—Asturian
resolutions but the main convention,
Herald.
party returned to Anvil, from which ,
Born, to the wife of Chas, Seamon, a
numbering 1500 delegates, decide I to
The Chinese Merchants’ Company,
place
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Herndon
took
the
,
| son.
postpone a vote on the question until the owner of the premises in Tien-Tsin at
Attorney-Genera I I). R. N. Blackburn
The F. U. A. held a strawberry social route to St. Michael. None cared to next anneal meeting, when reports first occupied by the marines and after­
stop them. There was no need of other
began a suit at Salem, in the name of on Saturday evening,
could l»e heard from the various posts as ward by Colonel Liscuni's command as
General Banking and Exchange bnai-
than miners' law in that country.
the Slate of Oregon against George W.
The W. of W. held their semi-annual
to the actual effects.
barracks, have completed their claim ness.
Davis. George G. Bingham and E. P. election on Saturday night .following are
Exchange on Enghmd, Belgium, Ger­
He denied the reports that the aboli agairst the United States Government
Henry Palmstrom. who has been work­
McCormick to recover $5000 alleged to their officers : Consul Com . A. Zimmer*
tion of the canteen had already caused for valuables, which they aver were car­ many, Sweden, and all foreign countries
be due upon the bond of Davis as clerk man ; adviser, C. Pye ; banker, D. S. ing in the logging camp of Armstrong &
gin-mills to multiply in the viciuity of ried off by the marines. The list com- ¡
TILLAMOOK. ORE.
of the State School Land Board, by Boyakin; clerk, S. Scovell ; escort, A. Owen, on the Nascl River, met with an
army posts, and cited several instances urises many valuable furs, rugs and
reason of his defalcation in the sum of Anderson , watchman, C. Donghney ; accident by which he lost his life. He
where
doing
away
with
the
canteen
had
jewels,
including
diamonds.
The
total
nearly $31,000.
Bingham and Me sentry, F. Kebbe; managers, H. Tubes- was assisting in loading a car with logs
when he got caught between two logs accomplished g->od. He considered this of the claim is 400.000 taels. The com­
Cornack were sureties upon the bond. sing, F. Lundberg and C. Pye.
movement on the part of the Govern­ pany says that the premises being a part HEADLIGHT
T ie complaint Against these defendants I The Mill Co. has purchased the Str. and had both hips broken and was in­
ment
the most magnificent in the history of the foreign concession, were willingly
ternally injured. He lived a lew hours
is sworn to by District Attorney J. N. I Louise of Tillamook.
and
of recent legislation, on the liquor traf­ lent for military necessities, but that
after
the
accident,
and
suffered
no
pain
Hart, and is signed bv both Attorney. | Parties from California have liought
fic, as 3 was done by the power of the they were not subject to looting, as
until
the
end.
He
was
a
resident
of
General Blackburn and District Attorney ' the Geo. Luce place in God’s \ alley, and
WEEKLY OREGONIAN
South Bend, where his body will be temperance sentiment of tiie country.
there would have heeu if they had been
Hart, as attorneys for the state.
are moving in by team.
( shipped for burial.
in the Chinese City.
For
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