THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. AUGUST 8. 1901
Your Last Chance to GET BARGAINS
ONLY 10 DAYS MORE to secure bargains at R- JACOBSON
Bargain Store,
& COs
Everybody is aware whoever purchased
As we vill positively and must give up our store on the evening of August 17th. Everybody is avaie m ioe\ei pure laset
goods from s since we are here that they have obtained value received for their money and from now on t it remain er o our stoc ’
will be closed out for nearly half of its former prices Remember we can sell you the same goods from i to j less than you would
have to pav in the East for it, and you have the goods right at home lor your inspection i. The goods which we offer you at half-
price you will surely have to buy it before long as we have a nice lot of Fall goods arid Fall is coming on, and if you do not buy
it now you will be the looser.
Respectfully yours,
Remember the date, SATURDAY, AUGUST 17 th , at 8 P.M , we give up business
Trask House Destroyed by Fire. tracts of Uncle Sam’s domain which was
Fire played havoc with the well-known
and pictnresque fishing resort at Trask
on Sunday afternoon, when Trask house
and most of the contents went up in
smoke. Some brush across the river was
set on fire, but as this endangered a barn
close by with about twelve tons of hay
in it, several parties went across the
river to keep the are under control and
protect the barn from catching fire. As
they were doing this it was noticed that
the roof of Trask house was on fire, so
they hurried across the river to lend what
assistance they could. Mr. Smith got
on the roof with buckets of water, but
the fire had obtained a good hold under
the roof, where it is supposed it origi
naled from the flue, that the water had
only the effect of increasing the fire. The
bouse burned rapidly, which did not al
low of hardly any time to remove the
contents.
One visitor was in his
room resting when the alarm was given,
when he made his exit, and as he did so
the fire swept through the boose. A
few seconds alter that the house was a
mass of fire. Some tew things, however,
which were near were saved, but most
ol the household furniture, including the
contents of the post office and telephone
were destroyed. The barn across the
river then caught fire and burned up
The barns near the house were saved,
although it took some effort to do so.
The placed belonged to Mr. C. H. Smith,
who carried an insurance of only $600.
The loss will foot up $2,500. Mr. Smith
was in the city 011 Tuesday making pre
parations to rebuild.
The Timber Claims Contest.
The Oregonian gave a synopsis of the
evidence in the timber claims contest on
government lands in Tillamook county i !
on Tuesday, which it says is “one of the
most notable contests that hasever been
before the land office at Oregon City.” j
It will be remembered that after the land
had been filed on by a number oi people
from Tillamook, the Northern Pacific (
tried to get possession of it by offering I
iorest reserve scrip tor the land. Tins I
application was rejected by the local and
also the general land offices. This was
the first victory for lhe citizens who were
exercising their rights, alter being called
aliens, Irauds, etc., by the railroad com-
pany. Then B. E. Watkins tiled a pro
test against 14 entries of the batch, and
later Charles E. Hays instituted a con-
test against 73 of the applicants. After
this Hays contested the 14 claims, the
hearing oi which was completed last
month and a decision is expected about
the 24th of this month. The 14 timber
applicants included in this bunch were
Egbert D., Joseph, Frank, Lydia F., Etta
and Sopnie Severance, Flora M Means,
James R. Hanis, John E. I little, Horace
E. Weston, Frank B Harrington and
Walter J. and Alice Smith.
The decision in these cases is awaited
with a good deal of interest in Tillamook
county, lor it will demonstrate whether
a number of citizens, having exercised
their rights to tile on timber claims, and
strictly complying with the law in every
particular, without the least thought of
fraud or collusion in their transactions,
can be deprived of their rights by those
who are known to be timber irauds, but
are trying to remove the mantle of fraud
from themselves and place it upon these
applicants, who lielong to the best class
01 citizens in Fillamook county. This is
virtually the point at issue and which is
to be decided in these 14 contests. It is
not surprising that the contestant has
introduced a lot of irreleviant evidence to
prejudice these cases, with that of those
who have turned traitorB and become
the tools in the hands of those who have
instituted these contests—perhaps ior
personal spite and other considerations.
But apart from this evidence given
soinew Imt fully in the Oregonian, is that
of the mtn men themselves, which places
quite a diflerent complexion on the case
mid shows most conclusively that these
14 entrymen have in no wise circum
vented lhe law and fraudulently com
bined and confederated to violate it.
They are too straight forward in their
dealings to do that, riierefore, for tliesa
lensons. it is well not to be too hasty in
drawing conclusions from only part of
the evidence and forming wrong opin
ions, and thereby dubbing these parlies
ns irauds. Iliey base only done what
thousands of other citizens have done in
complying with the law in filing on tim
ber claims, and to deprive them of their
rights lecunse other parties failed in
their rffoi ts t«» gobble up every thirg in
sight with scrip, or oust them in other
ways, would, we believe, be unjust.
Every person who take* up timlxr land
does so for speculation. They cither
manufacture the timlier themselves, log
it. hold the timber as an investment or
dispose o| it to the highest bidder at the
first opportunity. There is nothing
wrong about this after they have come
into possession of the land and paid the
government the stipulated price. It’s
theirs, ami no one has a right to interfere
in how < r what way they shall do with
it. We make this prediction, that the
entry men in these cases will w in and it
will be decided in their favor. As. no
doubt, the other 73 cases will be also.
It is not characterized a fraud w hen big
railroad corporations gobble up large
intended for citizens, but when a tract
of land is thrown open and a number of
individual citizens make a bee line for
the land office and file ahead of these
land sharks, then a cry of “ Fraud,
fraud !•’ is set up by these corporations
to gain their ends. If these 14 cases are
frauds, then all those who have pre
viously taken up
individual timber
claims are frauds also, and to deprive
them of it would be to deprive them of
their legal rights.
BEAVER.
Beaver is located 17 miles south of
Tillamook, and in the center of one, if
not, the richest and most productive
valleys in the world. It surely is among
the richest. Just a small village with
four cheese factories.
Mr. D. T. Edmunds, of Tillamook, has
just put in a store of general merchan
dise, and he is represented by Mr. Pater
son, of Blaine.
Rev. A. M. Ginn has purchased one
block in Beaver and the sound of the
hammer and saw are heard already, as
he is erecting a dwelling house.
Alva Finley’s house caught tire on
Monday, but was soon put out, with
little damage.
Another Missourian and family came
in last week and went on up to Blaine to
locate.
The Free Methodists have got two
preachers this year, the Rev. aud Mrs.
Blare.
Mr. J. I). West’s hotel seems to be
thronged of late.
Mv oh, my 0I1, but Beaverites are busy
burning brush and building, making good
use of good weather.
Items of General News.
It has been decided that the United ,
States will retain possession of Morro
Your time by placing hard work
Castle at Havanna and arm it with
modern appliances.
aside and make life worth living
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by using our
Negotiations for a settlement of the
labor troubles at San Francisco having
resulted in failure, the indications now
are that the strike will not be ended
until after a bitter and protracted strug
QJJICK, DURABLE, SAFE AND INEXPENSIVE.
gle-
NONE BETTER MADE.
WRITE FOR PRICES.
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Lectures by Elder Cady.
It is practically assured that an English
cricket team will visit the United States
Mr. and Mrs. B. J.Cadv have returned
next month. Captain John P. Green is
from the east, and will be visiting in this
now in England and a dispatch from ■
city for a few davs. Mr. Cady will con
him says that all arrangements for the r
duct a short series of meetings in the
trip have been made.
Adventist Church, beginning Friday
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evening, August Sth, at 8 o'clock. Thev
The steel strike in the East appears to
xx
»» uivc vjciii
•••/.• umu
A White
Salmon
man received $640 | No hitches have occurred in the prep-
will also give a free stereopticon lecture
for the strawberries he raised on two i aration of the transfer of the various be as far off settlement as ever, the effort
at the Opera House. Tuesday, August
last
week to do so proving futile, in fact,
acres of land. This is only one of salmon ciinneries throughout this part
13th. at 8:00 p.m., showing views of
many instances that might be mentioned of the United States to the trust, and by if reports are correct each side appears
South Sea Islnnd scenery, the natives,
of tiie possibilities of industrious and fore today it is believed, the gratest deal more determined than ever. After the
their homes, etc. The followingevening.
sighted effort in the unparalleled Pacific ever effected on the Pacific Coast will conference in New York had adjourned,
Wednesday. August 14. Mr. Cady will
have been completed and the promoters the steel magnates sent out this ultima
Northwest.—Telegram.
give this illustrated lecture at Bay City,
hurrying to their Eastern homes, there tum- “ It will be a fight to a finish. No
8:00 p.ni. The people in the vicinities of
to complete the work which has been in quarter will be given. We are prepared
Tillamook and Bay City are cordially
Ernest 0. Carbill, the star pitcher for augurated in Portland.
to spend all the money and time neves-
invited to attend tlie-e respective lectures.
th* Binghamton Slate League, N.Y., has .
sary to wipe out the Amalgamated As
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There will be no charges, but collections
decided to give up baseball as a profession I
BOULDER CREEK.
will be taken up, the proceeds of which
and enter evangelical work. Mr Carbill | London has been pouring hundreds of sociation in all of our mills.’’ On the
will go to assist in the work which Mr.
was converted during revival meetings ! thousands of excursionists into thecoun- other hand the Amalgamated Associa
H. L. Jensen and W. D. Giadwill went last winter, and since then has given ; try and to the seaside, where they will tion position was told as follows, which
ar.d Mrs. Cady represent.
to the Hub last week.
remain the bank holiday. The latest make th** strike situation of great mag
much study to the Bible.
seaside fad is wearing of sandals by nitude : “ Within a week every union
Arthur Jackson is building a fence
Resolutions of Condolence.
man and every union man at heart in
around the cheese factory lot.
The officials of Wahkiakum County, grown persons. Many girls seem to be the employ of the United States Steel
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty God
Mr. Freeman Jackson has been haul Wash.,have offered a reward of $100 for especially taken with the new idea. The Corporation will be asked to join in the
to deeply affl’ct our beloved sister, Mrs ing lumber for E. 0. Mills.
information that will lead to the arrest sandals are generally worn without strike now being waged by the Amalga
stockings. The craze has spread even to
B II. Hathaway, in the death of two of
H. S. Chopard went out to the logging and conviction of Frank Hoffman, the London, where well-dressed women can mated Association.
We must settle
disreputable
Frenchman
who
recently
camp
last
Sunday.
He
will
probably
her brothers in such a short time, and in
whether unionism is to stand or fall.
administered such a terrible beating to be seen sandaled in the park.
stay
a
month
or
more.
There will be no more conference with
such a sudden manner, therefore.
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Mr. Chas. C. Getehell came up from an aged woman named Jor.es.
Resolved 1. That we sincerely svmpa
The salmou situation on the Lower the United States Steel Corporation un
less the meeting is asked for by the
Cedar
Creek,
Monday,
to
visit
his
sister,
th ze with our beloved sister in her
Empress Frederick died at Cronberg | Columl i 1 was better Tuesday than any officials of that corporation. The Amal
Mrs. Grace Chopard.
athictions.
other
time
for
some
years
past.
The
run
C. A. Smith and family are talking of on Monday. The death of the Dowager of fish is very good, though not as great gamated Association will not ask for a
Res lived 2. That these resolutions
be 1 ecorded in the minutes of the taking an outing at Netarts Bay before Empress was somewhat sudden. At 4 as it was for a time, and the packers are peace meeting.”
o’clock her physicians reported no
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W. F. M. S of the Methodist Episcopal long.
change in her condition.
Emperor accepting all the salmon taken by the
Tillman Favors Lynching.
C lurch, of Tillamook. Or.
There has been quite a bit of travel William and her Majesty's other children I gill-net fishermen. Best of all. the price
R<sdved. That these resolutions be through our little burg the last day or
has been increased to 5 cents a pound,
United States Senator B. R. Tillman,
published in the county papers and a two, on account of a tree across the were in the sickroom most of the day.
while the cold-storage dealers are going
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of South Carolina, addressed a large
copy sent to the family.
the canners one better and paying
road near Mr. Lucas’.
There occurred in Portland on Satur
By order of the society, Aug. 1st. 1901.
audience at Marinette, Wit., on the race
Mr. Jay Ford came from the logging day one of the most remarkable events cents.
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question from a Southern standpoint.
camp
Sunday,
and
is
putting
up
his
hay
■ m "8
f Committee.
in
the
history
of
fraternal
secret
societies.
|
A
terrific
explosion
in
a
block
of
six
Mas. B. F. P kck .
f
this week.
Over 1300 men, for the most part from j buddings on Locust street near Tenth, One of the features of his remarks was a
Miss Edna Getehell is staying with Portland, but including citizens of all Philadelphia, wrecked five of the struc plea in justification of lynching.
$340,000 Gold Bricks Stolen.
the leading towns in Oregon, were tures and caused the death of 2d or more
Mrs. Chopard while Mr. C. is away.
“ I11 Wisconsin you have 5000 black
Mr. Perry Huston came up to his initiated into the Woodmen of the persons Over two score of others were men,” said he. “ Why don’t you try the
World.
V allejo , Cal., Aug 6 —The Selby daughter’s (Mrs. Ford) last Tuesday.
more or less seriously injured. Some of bleaching process and exterminate them
*
Smelting works was robbed of $340,000
those taken to the hospital will die. It is by intermarrying ? The idea is repug
Rev. Blalock preached
at Brown
The Brotherhood of Painters, Decora estimated that at the least 35 persons nant to you. I11 South Carolina we h ive
last night in gold bricks. The robbers school house last Sunday to a large and tors and Paper-Hangers held a special
were in the five buildings when the ex 750,000 blacks and 550,00'1 w hites, l he
had evidently been working on the case appreciative audience.
meeting at New York and decided to plosion occurred and the exact number of carpet baggers, the ‘ niggers’ and the
H. L. Jensen and family spent Sunday send a petition to President McKinley dead will probably not he known for 24 Southern scallywags and scoundrels
for two or three months. They had dug a
asking him to intervene on behalf of the hours.
tunnel from outside the house, digging a at the C. A. Smith home.
ruled us after the war until they had
shaft first about three feet deep. They
P. R. Coulson has been hauling lum men in the strike of the Amalgamated
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stolen everything that there was in the
then tunneled it under the vault and ber quite steadily of late. Sam Lucas Association of Steel, Iron and Tin
The report of the coal product of the state. Then we went with our shot
striking upward, bored a hole in the has likewise been engaged in that busi Workers.
United States tor 1900, made public, guns to the polls and took it away from
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strongroom floor. The hole was in the ness.
shows that the output of Oregon was them. All men are not created equal,
According to Foxhall Keene, who re
shape of a manhole of a boiler. Part of
Mr. and Mrs. Blalock went to Tilla turned from Europe on the Celtic, 58,864 short tons, a, compared to 86,- and the ‘ niggers’ are not fit to vote.
the hole had been bored two months ago,
888 tons in 1899. The Washington Come what may, the white people of the
mook
Monday
morning.
it is thought, and the last one was bored
English yachtsmen have little hope that
Miss Bessie Bays has been visiting Shamrock II. will “lift the cup.” “1 product increased from 2,029,881 tons South will govern their own country.”
last night. Through that hole they took
He condemned Booker T. Washington’s
in 1899, to 2,474,093 tons in 1900. The
the gold bricks and carried them to the Boulder Creek friends for a day or two. heard many comments,’’ he said, “and total output for the United States in scheme of educating the negro along in
shore near the tunnel east of the works,
from them 1 judge the general belief 1900 was 268.064,281 tons, an increas dustrial lines as an attempt to place him
where they were evidently placed in a
exists in yachting circles that she is not of 15,324,289 tons over the year pre. on an equality with the white artisan,
NETARTS.
up to the mark.”
boat. In the hurrv they lost two of the
ceding. This makes the Uuited States something that would intensify race
Frank Rogers and family, of McMinn
bricks on the bank.
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hy far the gratest coal preducing country hatred in the South. He said that among
During the night one of the workmen ville, arrived on the beach on Saturday.
the 4,000,000 of slaves during the re
A gigantic combination is about to be in the world.
reported to his fellows that he heard a Frank says that he has visited all of the
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bellion, there were more Christians than
noise in the strongroom, and he thought resorts on the Oregon coast and Netarts formed with a capitalization of $100,.
(k»0,<>00, to be known as the National
F. C. Reed, ex-Fish Commissioner there are to-dav among the 9,000,000
it must be a ghost. The others rediculed beats them all for pleasure.
Wholesale
Grocery
Company.
It
is
said
under the fishery law as it existed prior blacks in the South.
him for his sii|>erstition,but an investiga
George Bvba and family, of Sheridan,
“I do not want to uphold slavery,’’
tion was made to see what caused the came in on Friday to stop on the beach there are about 2700 leading grocery to the session of the last Legislature, has
jobliers in the United States, and the ' appealed to the Supreme Court in his lie continued. “ I thank God there are no
noise.
for a couple of weeks.
plan is to unite under one control 10 per mandamus case against Secretary of slaves under the Stars and Stripes.’’
The enterance to the tunnel was cov
Chas. Miller, of Tillamook, is camping cent of the entire number.
Mr. Tillman made an eloquent plea in
State Dunbar. In this case fudge Boise,
ered with a frame, over which the em at Happy Camp.
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of the Circuit Court, decided that Reed justification of lynching, saying that
ployes of the smelter pased repeatedly
Quite a lot of Tillamook people came
every day, but no one seemed to notice
“Astoria has not yvt secured common was lawfully legislated out of office, and Southern women could not be brought
over to Netarts on Sunday to spend a rates to O. R. N. or Short Line points on was therefore not entitled to his salary into court to testify to their shame and
anything out of the way.
pleasant day.
lumber, but a new tariff sheet which after the new fishery law took effect. It degradation before a jury for the pur
Robert Jackson and family moved up goes into effect today, gives her lumber ' was understood nt the time the manda pose of convicting a beast. His reference
Maniac Ran Amuck
on Wilson river last week. .Mr. Jackson rates equal to those from Portland and mus suit was liegun that the case would to the sanctity of the Southern house
will run Mr. lllingsworth’s place the tlie Sound cities to all points on tiie be taken to the Supreme Court what hold and tiie Southern women a nd his re
Mosco, Idaho, Aug. 4.—Dr. \V. W. coming season.
Union Pacific system and its connection ever the decision in the Circuit Court marks on lynching were heartily ap
plauded. He closed with an impassioned
might be.
Watkins was shot and instantly killed
C. B. Wiley has built himself quite a in tiie South.”—Budget.
statement to the effect that the white
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while riding in his buggy in lhe streets fine barn.
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people
of the South would remain on top
Hundreds
of Moscow, (»eorge Creighton, a promi
who failed " in spite of the devil,” and if necessary
Mrs. Matthew and son, of McMinn
Lincoln County, Wash., which was I to draw a of home-seekers
... the
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nent merchant, was shot through the ville, are camping on the lieacli enjoying the banner w heat county of the North
claim . in
new Kiowa
lie and his brethren were ready to take
arm,and Deputy Sheriff Cool was shot the pleasures of Netarts.
west in 19l»0, raising 6,500,000 bushels, Cotranche country are selling their tents, down their shotguns again.
in the shoulder and the thigh. All this
horses
and
wagons
at
a
sacrifice
in
order
(7e<>. Grayson’s family is on the I each will this year produce from ail acreage of
happened about 9:30 this morning. Will
Miss Lillie Phelps is quite sick at the 300,000 acres about 9,‘ 00,000 bushels to
nni reach their homes. Many others who
Bay City School Report.
iam Steffen, a resident of Moscow, w ho present writing.
of wheat, or over one-third a« much as ¡ have camped on the borders of the land
was insane was the murderer.
• months, expecting that it would lie
was raised by Oregon in 1895, that being
Report of school district No. 31, Bay
Steffen was on horseback when he shot
vield ever recorded in that . ' PS . ’..7 a “run,” are destitute, and City, Tillamook county, Ore., for term
the largest yield
NEHALEM.
Watkins and Creighton. He was nt once
already nppmciii.
apparent. nunnreas
Hundreds
- suffering
——• •••/ k is
■” «u«.aut
State.
pursued by the Deputy Sheriff and a
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"rc dn»t,nK »«nth toward the three pro. ending July 26,1901.
The R*v. Sweeney preached at
Primary Department.
large posse. As lie neared his house, lemon Sunday last, and will preach Neha.
Ralph L. Ross. Deputy Collector of'l?^ to*"8
Anadarko. Hobart and
again
Whole number enrolled, 27 ; whole
about two miles southeast of town, his
c...»— Revenue,
o--------- „.L-
------ , is short
,
Lawton, hoping that something mav
next Sunday. He is accompanied by his United i States
at Seattle
number
days
attendance, 510; whole
horse was shot from under him It was daughter.
in Ins accounts nearly $4000. He will i urn tip. Many merchants and pro number days absence, 30 ; whole num
here that Cool was wounded. Steff-n I
fessional men drew claims, while hun
be
prosecuted
unless
the
amount
is
made
tier times late, 8.
took refuge in Ins house, which was sur- | The Rev. C. P. Metzler of Tillamook is
good tomorrow. He claims to have lost dreds of needy have found themselves
Roll of Honor.—Bernice Warren, Lola
rounded immeiliatelv. Here armed with rusticating on the River.
I without either the hoped-for land or
the
money
gambling.
The
principle
gam
a winchester, in the use of which he was I The Louise took down a raft of logs
money sufficient to purchase necessities. Smith, Hilton Geroy, Franklin Knight,
blers
of
the
city
were
inclined
to
make
an expert, he kept the besiegers nt n last week. She glides along veryquienlv
Frank Nelson, Fred Ostrnnder.
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the shortage good, but finally failed to
respectful distance. The besieging party compared with the gasolines.
M ildred S ybil L ister , Teacher.
do so.
. Two of the three highwaymen who
however kept growing in numlier and ! C. Pye lost a valuable cow fast week,
Advanced Department.
held up Clark Tabor and E. J. Godfrey
increuting their nrinninent, «nd a fusil, ofmilk fever.
The town of Calapan, Naujan and Pola owner of the Red Boy mine, on the suml
Whole number enrolled, 21 ; whole
lade was kept up from every side of the |
Miss
Minnie
Scliollmever
returned
to
on
the
northeast
coast
of
Ireland
of
Min
nnmlier
of
days attendance, 414; whole
nut.
between
Granite
and
Sumpter.
structure, the attaking party taking, her school at HIvback on Monday.
doro. were occupied bv a battnlion of the Saturday morning, have been captured. numlier of days absence, 6 ; whole num
refnge in a field of tall wheat which j
skii ted it on the west, and behindu fence i Pro!. D. Larbet of Albany, and Mrs. Thirteenth Infantry and Macabehescouts Their names are Phil McGir.ly and Henry ber of times late, 3.
Roll of Honor.—Sadie Watt, Daisy
v\ huh ran over the lull to the east. Stef and Miss Cora Watson, of Tillamook, after a slight resistance. The insurgents Hnnbv, respectively. The name of the
numbering 25o fled into the interior. third man. who is still at large, but Hendricks, .Mary Lederer, Robert Rob
fen would ocvnsionnllv appear at the I are the guests of P. D. Newell.
Their
commander.
Howard,
who
is
a
whose capture is now expected at any bins, Margaret Watt. Edith Watt,
windows, fire a shot and then diiwppear. , Mr Lusk, at the old Fearnside stand,
deserter, is hiding in the mountains, and time, is Charles Stewart. The capture Frank Warren, Marion Hare, Alice
Just before 11 o’clock he appeared at is selling groceries at reduced rates.
the
Americans
are
in
pursuit.
of the robbers was effected by Sheriff Bovington, Edith Ostrander.
the kitchen window on the east side of
Quite a number of tine Salmon have
Huntington, of Baker County, and
M arie M erriman B radley . Principal-
the house, evidently intending to pick off been taken with the troll.
posse,
who started in pursuit as soon
some one in a party of four who had
A London correspondent says the all-
crawled up to take an advantageous po-'
British Pacific cable scheme upon which as the robbery was reported. McGinly
The house of lords has decided against
Notice.
sition. They were looking for him, how-.
the government has authorized theex- land Hanby were in hiding in Pete the system of boycott in England, which
cabin,
about we
ever, and a vollev from their rifles ended
l’nnn s. ca
"in, on Hope Flat,
F
__ believe will become also a burning
I wish to collect all my accounts which pediture of S2.UOO.ooil, tor the purpose of ; Mann's
'."ù ,
tl,e
mine. Rea. que
the tragedy» A bullet had pierced his are due by the 15th of August, and any. establishing a line c connecting
„ Vancouver
.
uestion in the United States before long
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‘.h"‘were surrounded bv the Bo-
forehead, killing him instantly. No other
1 with New Zealand,
will he com trolled
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7 11
jycotting is a dirty Irish trick, any
one
having
an
account
with
me
will
epresenta
’
"^"7
of
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and
that
wa
cause is assigned tor the rash act other
a special hoard, including represent.-i-
, — —»•••", «uu mm way, and should not be encouraged in a
oblige
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time.
itives of Canada, New South Wales lT’'s,nn'r »as useless, the two robbers, country which boasts of liberties— liber
than the perpetrator of the deed was,
Queensland. Victoria and New Zealand
,hl,<>Ug.h h,"T,lT armed, surrendered ties to buy and sell where the people
violently insane.
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can do the best.
EMPIRE CREAM SEPARATOR,
ZF10-^1213 ÓC STOKES CO.,
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