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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1896)
A very unfortunate mid deplorable in- cident occurred nt the «(«demy U»i» j N. A Eberman was burned to death I week, and though several parti«* *•♦* ut his Imme in Senaide April lit. fault, it eeein« impossible to |«Kate the Elierman, who lias been pantlixed f(ll blame exactly ns it aboiihl be. Some several years past, was left alone wlii|( ugly goHaip wan going among the pupil« tlie other members of tlie family altetel- regarding a l>oy and girl w*,e al" i eil the evening church service. Aliout tending school there, ami the bltle «lory 8:31) P.M. flames were seen burning was paused from one to another through from tlie Ebermau reaidence As th,, the hc I ioo ! with various nmdificatmns crowd watched tlie burning biiildiug usual in such circiiniMta.ices Mrn. May tlie body of the old gentleman could be ihe preceptress souiiuly tlirn«hed one seen in the center of the ruins It wu young man and three young ladies ami partially out of lied, mid the old n1#u ¿lheis were accused an I threatened with had evidently made a heroic effoit to es whipping for the aliped gossiping cape. With his feel reatiug on t|„ Some of the young ladies vho claimed to floor and hie body leaning ngainst tin- he innocent, indignantly refused to Bo] lard, he was literally roasted until be eubjected to so degrading a punihb- scarcely 11 vestige of him remained. ment, ami promptly left school. 1 ho*« The origin of the fire is iinkiionn but who were punished promptly left also. it is thought to have been caused by U,, S ime of those accused of lying ami gos explosion of an oil lamp Tlie loss will siping, vigorously deny it, though they j amount to $1000, and there is no maar- say that there w.is considerable gossip ail*-«. by some, and that some of the teal guilty Mr. Elierman was born in Henry parties who acted as informers were as county, Tennessee, 74 years ago, ami deeply in the affair as any one, ami es l ame to Oregon in 1843, loeating near caped the accusations ami thrashing Skipamm. Shortly afterward ho mar- ' only on account of their peculiar smooth iied n daughter of Hie Hon. Wm. Hol,, ness and the partiality shown. Every son, liy whom lie had 15 children, II o| parent who has children there naturally whom survive flint. He was a veteran feels Hint his or her own daughters are oftheCaynae »ar. -Oregonian. blameless and have told the truth, and [Wm. Ebermmi, of this city is a son is bound to such an opinion. It is al of deceased.] leged that some who quit tried to attend i the public school, but were turned away • <>n account of the public school being al- . icad}’ overcrowded, and also because | some of said pupils had been forced to quit public school on account of incor rigible behavior. Such affairs are *o be regretted and th« details are not fit to The Odd Fellows »ill celabrate the be printed, and while the mode of pun 77lh anniversary of Ilia foundation it ishment was probably not justifiable, we tlie older on Saturday, tlie 23lli. Tin- wish to say right here that all decent, 20tli is tlie real anniversary lint it ome« I well-meaning people in this town should on Sunday. A large crowd of Odd Eel- ! at once unite to stamp out this most lows mid their families areexpeitsd from damnable and contemptible disposition various pints of llie county I of gabbling and tattling. Coitain slimy- Appropriate eeieiminies » ill lie 1 iel*l in ' mouthed, venom-tougued, scandal mon the Christian clinri li, after which there gers slmuld be ignored and forced to seek »ill be a giaml spread of basket dinner« I companionship only among their own | in tlie large hall at tlie Allen House dirty kitli and kind. Too many good The Rebeknbs have cliinge of the cele | names have already been • ediaggled ami bration, and it is expected it will lie» 1 besmirched by the infamous slanderers, who wish to Ining ail down to their own grand success. Some friends of the order will gives I level These last remarks aie made in- , grand bull in tlie Jansen hall at night ! eidentally, and we assure the public that flic price of tickets will lie 50 cents per in the near future we shall give you a ’ sermon on sland< r that will be mote to couple, and those w lio like can pay the iisn il pi ice extra for Itincli or supper I the point. 1 (Our Numerous Resources! The resources of Tillamook County are unlimited and we are endeavoring to help develop them by purchasing all the produce we can handle. Rr:S2L'RCr.S: We ¿ire just now petting in an immense line of new poods for sprinp and sum mer triide. Our space is to limited to pive details. Call and take a look at our stock. Tillamook Has a Fine Harbor, Navigable Rivers, The Most Valuable Forests in America, and Makes Large Quantities of The Best Butter in the World. Cohn & Co. If £ou have anything to sell, advertise it in the headlight : Everybody reads it and many claim good results lately LOCAL NEWS liould spot the people who sell such end inches, canaing n very dangerous Cant of Thanks wound, though the leg may Be saved in rank accretions as butter, and discon School lieport. Any fair condition unless complications set tinue to purchase (heir products To encli mid ail who assisted in tlie I in. The accident occurred near the careful person can make pine, sweet, Tlie fuliowin« pupilH »ere neither ab last sickness, death mid burial ofoiirlie- Avoid I lie moral leper. beautifully grained, good flavored, sent nor tnrily (hiring llie inontli ending loveil brother mid uncle W T. (Jack wrack heap west of town. Local Market—Eggs 10 cents, dairy Prescriptions filled at Sturgeon’s. I wholesome butter in this comity, and April 17, 18WJ: Perry, we desire to express our sincere Howard Cary Ims gone to Portland butter 20 to 25 cents per roll, creamery i there is no excii-e for any other kind. Fruits, nuts and candies al the Bakery. Elta Severance, Teley Anderson. I sma mid lienrd-felt gratitude. Yours in our I 30 cents, potatoes in strong demand at and will bring in the telephones for the Republicans should settle down to Newell, Howard Edmunds, Percy Wiley, great sorrow and loss. system to be established here. Ten Dick .J iu 'U hoii of Salmon river is in the 50 cents per 100 pounds. M rs . F i . okki . i . a 1’ Cm K city. ’phones w ill be pul in use at the start and ! support their ticket regardless of the A Ullas. Mowers, Wm. Bencke, Maud Slur- A party living three miles from town M rs lz i Z. D avidson . the line will extend to Bay City and P. A., silver question, old iactiomil fight i geon, Arthur Southwick. Tom Kellow, of Hebo, proved up last on a piece of government land will relin Deportment 10J per cent: M arsh n. T hatchkk Coi.it or any thing else. If we all stait to set I lobaonvil le. <* weep. quish his claim for a leasotiable price. Maud Sturgeon, Maud Carson, Esina Miltoil, Rock Co., Wis., April 14, 1«!»6. tle old grudges, consider religions preju If ’he A P. A. advisory board con Information at this office. t-f. Furs wanted—highest market price in dices, and scratch of a few names we Newell, Etta Severance, Wm. Bencke, cludes to blacklist all the anti-A. P. A For Sale ( heap. cash nt Colin’s. Dan Bowers hasn’t had a show lately. don’t like, we can easily defeat all the Lee Roberts, 'Teley Anderson. candidates on the republican ticket, and E. R II ays , Piincipal The politicians and other long w inded ticket, or most of it. A letter from A. W. Fletcher a ill ap I w ill s< II a 40 acre, a 25 acre and a 2H if the nnti-A. P. A. people scratch the literary lights have taken up space that Ben Perry keeps boats to pear next week acre trad of land . Purchaser can |> h \ names of the A. P. A. men, there will Following are the names <»f the pupils properly belonged to Dan. let. He has several dif- for same by clearing up other hinds be none elected. Full stock of Diamond Dyes at Will* ferent kinds, and can fit von out with a who were neither absent nor tardy dur ; come and see Ihe chance. If the Mills crowd knifes the straight- ing the last month : isms’ 'ling store. J. E Crandall and family intend start light row boat, or a sailboat. He also outs, ami the straight-outs holt the Mills F M. L amb . Earnest, Bernard, Bertha Mowers, Go to C. E. Reynolds’ for fishing candidates, there will he few successful ing for Tillamook thia morning, to be has a hand-power stern wheeler which Mollie Petre, Laura Hardman, Blaino gone several weeks. Ed. has some will carry a number of persons and make tackle of all kinds. republicans this year in this county. painting contracts ovei there. We wish good time. Boats let by the day or Hays, Archie Stephens, Sidney Lowery, You can’t get those silver dollars here Alice Peterson, Elvia Smith, Lena John At the council meeting Monday night them a pleasant trip and a sale return — week, at reasonable rates. I have 22 acres of pi ait ie land for sale, any too fast to suit us. son, Edith Bowers, Erwin Harrison, Ed house 14x18 with kitchen added, barn two ordinances were read the second North Yamhill Record. 'The steep gi titles ami dis- na Jones, Oliver Waldvogel, Norman 60x30, with 90 feet of shed room. Nine Do less talking of your neighbor’s past lime. The matter of paving the claims lienrv Aiderman is engaged in the lance ent ot! by the uiiprovniiieiili« on the Olds, Matie Foland, Florence Dollarbide, of certain witness fees was put off until teen acres seeded to meadow, 20 prune history, but bring oil the proofs. McIntosh Ji Townsend creamery. He road to North Yamhill will he of great Minnie Stuivenga, Maude laihmon, Ben next meeting. trees, good well, all well fenced; four Jewelry, stationery and fancy toilet saya he finds it a gteat deal more con benefit, mid much belter lime will be nie Bixby, Lotlie Hardman, Ethel John miles from town. Price $675, half ensli, Somebody writes from Hobsonvile, articles nt Sturgeon’s drug store. genial than politics. A whole lot of made tliia summer with less iuconven- son. Gertie Roberts, Fannie Stephens, balance oik *year. A ddison H arris , “Please change I I e \ di ight to Bay politicians would I»« better off learning to ieitce to paMengers Mr. Mesaner will Winnie Stewart, Jesse Pierce, Clifford Nehalem lot to trade for lot here or City ” He didn't sign his name how Tillamook, Ore make good cheese and butter. lie running the stages clear through reg- Hinei, Carrie Johnson, Howard Drew. any other propel ty. At this office ever, and the fulfillment of his desires ularly as soon as tlie road dries a little. M aaoiiic Notice. A life insurance agent is here looking The following are those who were per 1’he mother of l’etei McIntosh, of this will be delayed. for suckers The Woodmen or Woik- Messrs. Huston are putting (lie road in fect in deportment: city, died near Ottawa, Ont., April 5. There will be a regular Mn- as good shape as possible. Boi t Biggs accidentally fell across his meii are good enough for Tillamookers, Carrie Johnson Archie Stephens, Erwin 0^" sonic communication of ’Till«- A full line of hardware of all kind ; boat lust week and one of the oat-locks and they don’t pav a fat sleek agent $10 Mrs. May Willey, assisted by some of Harrison, Minnie Stuivenga, Joyce ^namook I^odge No. 57, F. A was received at Reynolds’ last week. | lacerated his leg badly. He is getting per day, or a $50,000 per year salary to Iter pupils and others, tecently g ive a Quick, Beithn Mowers, Mice Peterson, ® J\sA. M in the Masonic ball on gji'CSaturday night May 2. AH. musical wliieli was very much apprecia Elvia Smith, Mary Spinier, Matie Fo The steamer Truckee came in last Fri along as well as possible tinder the the president of the organization. _______■■(.Master Alast»nsin good stand I circumstances. Mrs. Dr. Wise land, Maude Lalimon, Ray (¿nick, John ing are in sited to attend. By order d day ami went out Tuesday following The North Yamhill Record says: “W ted by those present. Del Moore, of Astoria, was here last L Brooks of Tillamook, is the nominee kindly threw her elegant home open for White, Fannie Stephens. W. M.___________ F. R. B eai . r , Sec'y. Wauled, a man to take a contract to A . E M ason , Teacher. their use Some twenty pupils played clear land Apply to M. W. H arrison week. A good many republicans of for joint representative foi Yamhill and .Fresh invoice of goods st tlie B.ikerr Clatsop county want him for their sher Tillamook on the republican ticket. He verv creditably. Mr .1. K. Sibley and Following are the names of those w ho Buttermilk tickets, good for one gallon iff The county convention tlieie has is said to be an advocate of the single family of llolrsonville, were present. For Exchange. were neither absent nor tardy during the only ft cents, at the Tillamook Crewmery. not yet come off. gold standard.” Please quote authority. Mr. Sibley entertained us with some se lections on the violin, also Miss Josie last month : A full line of paints, oils, varnishes I Cohn & Co. are extending their store Forty acre» of fine fruit I hih I near the The steamers Harrison and Elmore l’stre on violin Bertie Barker, Mamie B.-zley, Ella and brushes at Reynolds* hardware 1 to take in the building in the rear of the I came in last Thursday. The Elmore Hays. May Williams, Julia Schrader, Beautiful city of Santa Cruz, in Califor store. Quite a number af claims are lieing of- main stora formerly occupied by the was loaded with general merchandise nia. Plenty of water, fine lumber, rid Bruce Ross. Di. Wilsv has bought the old hotel harneaa shop. This will give them con for merchants here, and the Harrison ferred Mr. Steinliilber at $800 each or 1 Following are the names of those who ■oil ami a climate uusurpasMCtl anywlierr $■’> per acre. Tlieie is quite a body of property just west of the H eadlight of siderable more room. in the world. No incumbrance. Wil' brought in the machinery for Davis A good tintI«r land tributary to Wilson were perfect in deporimeiit : fice, of Mr. Allen Bertie Barker, Hazel Bernard, Icey exchange for country or city pro|»erfy i' If the gold bug lepublicans all vote Co’s mill, also some freight for the river yet I lint can lie purchased of the Tillamook county. Write stating clutf Who has some lumber and a little la against the free silver men on the ticket Nehalem merchants. government at $2 50 per acre, and it is Bower, Hazel Bower, Henry Diehl, Ar ader, value and title of pirqierty to, bor to exchange for two good lots? En and if th« free silver republicans vote Fred Schonberg has stalled his new expected a nmularr of claims w ill be thur Eberman. Webley Elliott, Carrie D. D. B owman , against all ths gold bugs on the ticket, creamery, huiidliug only the milk of quire at this offi< e taken soon, with the Intention of selling Poland, James Hiner, Eacie Oliver, Le Jx)s Gatos, C«l. the whole ticket will I m * defeated thirty ccwe of Ills own He uees the to tlie new syndicate, which will at once ona Stephens, Vida Stillwell, Pearl Trout A. E (’ampladl, of Salmon river, war Alva Williams, Minnie Wise. utmost care in raring for hia cows and here thia week oil business. He has a begin milling on a large scale if suffi Davis & Co. are busily engaged plac WARRANTS PAYABLE E dith M. A lderman , Teacher. big sheep ranch down there ing the macliineiy in their mill neat of handling the milk. It is needless to cient land cun Ire obtained. say the butter lie makes ia gilt edge, and The following numbered warrant« in c’.a« ' School Supply It him. Wm. Eberman and J. S. Diehl were town. The machinery they are putting commands a good price. The printer's dollars—where are they? are now payable at niy office and interest cet*> after this date: in is new, and they expect to la* able to elected delegates to the grand lodge I. A dollar here and a dollar there scat Numbers 730, 1240. 1241. 1242. 1236, 1231, Notice is here by given that the school handle the largest logs hers with perfect It is seldom you find pearls in a <w tered over numerous small towns all over O. O. F. which meets in May. 1225, twH, 1227, 1284, 1065, T083, 1014, 1286, 1287. ease. pool. Digging into old graves ia neitbei (liecount! V miles and miles apart. How board of district No. 9, Tillamook coun J ohn B arker . County Treasurer Tiiis community is to blame for the pleasant nor profitable There are skel shall they lie gathered in? Come Imine ty, Orego;i, will receive sealed bids until Dated May 20th, 189b. M. W. Harrison baa shown ns a letter pollution of the moral atmosphete. Par etons in every cl* set. Leave them there ven are wanted. Come tn single file tluit the 2nd day of May, 1896, for the follow from E. I. Aldeiliold, State Cheese In ente should set good examples. POIITLANI» MARKKT. mi less a good purpose is serve«I by turn we may send von again to buttle for our ing articles: structor, of Neenali, Wis., who says Mr 20 cords of 4 foot wood, spruce limbs Some party who makes good butter ing them out. Remember some of those (Wholesale Quotations.) credit Reader are you ante you have lltuket is a first class cheese maker, and can pay up on subscription with same at ugly minors regarding yourself lie fore not one of the printer's dollars «ticking cut once, and to be piled in the school O ats —Gray W S aa <4 expresses regr?t that Wisconsin should 1 « 15 this office Potatoes wanted on sub lose him you go dragging the dump« of vice for to your trousers? Eeel down and see if ' district wood house, or 40 cords of 2 foot P otatoes p loo tbs Oxioxa ” wood, spruce liniba. scription also uncanny objects of evidence against your we are not right - -Exchange 1 V 1 00 With pleasure we note that Janies Mc neighbor. 3 cords of 4 foot jlry lody fir wood, W heat —Willamette Walla Walla 1* Mt. Steiiihilber is still actively engag 95 The sliver partv of Yamhill i-omitv same to l»e piled in tlie wood house Cain has received the noininatiuti as one • w D vcks p dot 5 o0 ed in securing timber lands for the eas of the republican candidates for the leg Some ungodly, depraved, filth monger, nomiiiHled a full ticket. II. G Guild, 2 dozen cans concentrated lye. Red G f . ese ” 5» 00 tern syndicate They pay $800 per RIO C h it KF. ms — Old p dot 4» islature in Yamhill county If he is elect who pretends to l»e a butter maker, editor of the Sheridan Sun and OtmC Seal Braud 3 acres on an average. brings to town and puts on the market Spring ” .----- - - Emery, editor of tlie Newberg Iiidepand. ed it i« just as good ae if a Tillamuoker 10 leams 12 pound legal cap paper. ft B cttrb -Brine occasionally some reeking, |*o!hite«l, were nominated for representatives. 25 The populists are having large num* gets theie 4 dosen boxes white crayon.. Store, in Rolls 12 a I* »in ¡liable conq»ouud which looks none John Gill, of Yamhill comity, the p>pn- here of the Searchlight, a Washington I dozen No. I brooms. W Choice Dairy 2s Marion Walling allot himself in the leg than axle grease, smells worse than ran list nominee for joint representative with county paper, distributed in this county Creamery :<o 1 five gallon keg Arnold’s writing Tuesday, lie end other a were bunting, cid margarine, ami tastes like the set E go »—Oregon Tillamook county, was endorsed by the fluid . »»•1 for campaign purpose* and a Isige 44-calilwr revolver which he tlings of soured dishwater. It has the 4 L ard , Oregon silver convention The two free silver Bids will be received ou one or more Some (»arsons have made Complaint* wee carrying in a scabbard was discharg melitlnous aroma of the cow stable, the — — ” Eastern editors, together with Bro. Clark, of the of the al»ove mentioned articles - •b B acox —Clear Sides . ... to u* that some bad bow are in the hal» ed accidentally, the ball entering hia leg cons»s(?n< y of soft aoa|\ and is held to North \ amhill Record, w Im ie also of the ” Hams • 19 The l»oar«l teeerves the right to reject it of catching Irog-» in the pond near the I »slow the knee The tibia or large bone gether by numerous vow hairs of various same belief, are likelv to make a lively any and all bids. A. G. R byrolm , ” Shoulders I liristian church, and that they impale ' was broken and Imdly shattered for set lengths mid colors. Our merchants campaign in Yamhill county. F lovr —Willamette Clerlr Wat. No. 9. Country Brands the frogs on stlcka, leaving them alive and wriggling on the sidewalk in that I vicinity. The authorities are asked to i correct the boys.
