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r Climax, COHN & CO PRICE LIST Per lb., lb p*«a* I HoracNho® Saw Log Battle Ax® Even Change Toddy Represent Tillamook County for the Following Lines of Goods- 40 211 28 28 Boots and Shoes! Clothing! Clothing! Dry Goods! Spearhead Mar TOBACCO for manufacture and latest patterns and summer trade inspect our assortment Can't Assortment DIRECTORY (Titian to oh <)vablioht. IN THE LEAD............ Jewelry at Sturgeon’s. OLOtsr P apcr . ES'AaLi«H(D in I88R. O fficial P aper of T illamook C ounty . P ractically no O pposition S worn C irculation - S ubscription ® i 50 A dvertising R ates the L owest P ublished by LOCAL NEWS TILLAMOOK HEADLiQHT Co I ncorporated . W F D JONES P resident MAUD L. JONES V ice P resident . NETTIE NOLAN. S ecretary ano T reasurer Fishing tackle, all kinds, at Letcher’s. Notice th® ordinances on aiiollitr page Tuttle & Cary, hardware men, rustlers. Knoell, der backer, goot bro« It verkaufen sehr The fishermen’s strike at still unsettled. Reynold’s lias a bardwaie st'jre. Astoria is largo stock in hi» II. II. Aiderman is clerking in Edmunds’ stole. ADVKIliTSING KATI'S. i inch, per iiioi HI i >0.76 pi;r ye«i $6.75 a.25 . . ” ” 2o.oo col •’ ” 3.75 ” ” 3300 ■ ” ” 6.75 . ... ” ” 60.00 11.00 . . ” ” 100.00 Local nolle-s, ioc I m . per line; an<l sets, after th«-first insertion. Only sets per line for first iiiHertion for regular a<lvertisei s Lost, Found, For Rent, ForSal«', Wanted, and Spv<-ial notices, in claxsilied “ad" columns, at tin* rate of on«* cent per word for Hist insei tlon and litill rates thereafter. Legal notices, Nonpareil, locts. per line for first insertion and 5clH per line for each snbse «pient inaetTioti. f \ 11 notices or commit nicalions should l.e sent ill aseatly in the week as possible. Geo. T. B. Handley letter from Win. Rhoades on th® road week before election. ami Wm. Brooks will also speak at question next week. Fairview, Bay City and Nehalem soon. Comity court is in session. Full pro- Three more issues of this paper, we ceedings liexI week suppose, must be fille«l with political Chas. Jansen of Hebo, was in the city matlei Then Wf’ll give the result of on business this week. the election and talk dairying thereafter. Dr. Wise is going to Portland about If you pay 5 cents per line for adver the 15th of this month. tising in the H eadlight ami one cent Tuttle & Cary never fail to g« t a lot of good® on each steamer. huge The county court should call a meeting of godly men t«> pray for more lain. Netarts hc I ioo I district Las bought eight double desk« of J. S. Stephen®. CERTIFIED LIST A verage for A pril Tbeie was a long drawn anil last week By an overwiglit Mr. B. II Billin’® notice that be ia a candidate for J. P lasting over three «lays, in which I’leMon wii® left out a few v eeka. He gay® he is S. Brown bad brought suit against D T. I E Iniumls, manager for Wesley Smith, in the field to win. for money «hie in settlement. Edmund® 'i’he public will kindly take notice that bad Brown charged up with “niisHing the H eadi . kih T and Nehalem Times are rake teeth, broken shovel liniidle®, etc.,” the legally authorized papers to publish , but Brown got jndgme.it all the county advertising. over $2’>. J. J. Stoddard became disgusted with G \V. Shaw, chemist of the Slate the Herald manager and quit it, which Agricultural College write® asking lor a necessitated a tiip to Portland by his sample of “«biff’” soil, which he says is reverence, who is managing it. abundant here, resulting from the de- Chittim bark wanted nt Cohn «& Co’s. composition of logs. He wants five live 01 Now is the time to peel and cure it so as six pounds, drie«l out, ami Expres®r«l to to have it ready for the market later him. If any one knows anything about Cohn «k Co. have a market for it. ' such a soil, he will please leave wor«l at T II Tongue will speak here the 1 Ibis office or at Marion Lamb’s. C. T. Hills, formerly hotel keeper at Garibaldi, i® now reaiding in l’eiiiiayl- vania. Notice Daly «k Hayfer’acurd this i«®iie. Judge Daly has a good practice in thia con niy The Meant Illg Toliqilin has been nc - cnreil by Himpel tk wheeler lo make the Nehalem liver her homo port for the next three month®. »She will low out lumber schooner® and make trips to Astoria ami Portland as often as p•»sssblo carrying freight ami passenger® She received freight in Portlnml for this place on the 28lli, uml is now in Asloiin awaiting favorable weather to sail for this place. per line in the other paper, you are pay Our merchant® have guaranteed her ing the same rate to each according to their freight for three months.—'l imes. circulation. W L Brooks and other candidate® I have more w atches, clocks, jewelry, will make a tour of th«* county next and silverware than was ever in one week. Mr. Brook® will speak at Hebo stock in Tillamook before. I bought next Monday, May 11, at 2 1*. M., at them for cash and will sell them cheap Oretown, Tuesday at 2 I r.. ’.. m M., at Woods —A. L ficheh Wednesday al 7 1*. M., ami at Beaver Nehalem Times: The schoonei Rio Thursday at 7 1*. M. The (•<'•:.mit Ice Ray sailed from San Fiam isco for lliia men in the southern precincts me ex- port on the 27th. She will carry about peeled to arrange for places of meeting 90, 000 feet df lumber from in advance. Mr. Brook® is Wheeler’s mill. « speaker ami all shoul«l turn out T. C McNamer waa in thia week mak- him The new band will give an open air concert oil the atreet at 7:30 next Satur iiig arrangement® for running th® stage day night. this aiiminer. He has a new thorough- The original Win. Rogera killve®, forks brace stage, and can make it comfort®- and spoon® at lower price® than ever, at ble for passenger®. Letchei ’a. We aent in a large list of names for The hliiamer Harrison has been fitted the National Recorder April 6th, and up until she is quit® comf«iriable for some complain that their papers l.ave passengers. not arrived. We have a copy of I lie order and have written to ascertain tbe cause Did you see that dirty poml a few «lays OUTSIDE LIST. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 170 ago? of the delay. It is in the adjacent wells now, ()t which 49 are exchanges, and the balanc«* are papers s«>nl to nonresi Wanted—A reliable lady or gentlemen dirty ns ever dents. to dictribute samples and make a house Say, mein freund, vu® yon vaiit besser SOLO OVER THE COUNTER . . . . . . . . . . 28 as Billy Knoell’s breslk. Fresh efery to house canvass for our Vegetable Including a few sold by carriers on the Toilet Soaps and Pure Flavoring Ex day already, py sliemenlly! street. tracts. $40 lo $75 a month easily made. 50 Now th® Oregonian is severely criticiz Address Crofts «.k Reed, Chicago, III. GIVEN AWAY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ing Tongue because be spoke rather fav This hirliKles sample copies sent out In an article last week entitled “Talk each week, an«l h number Huit ate orably of silver just recently . sent to those who write for hi forma About the Academy” a paragraph began lion reKHrding tills county. L. A Bailey, a printer, formerly of “A mete lie, that might bp called a ‘liip- Independence, Ims lat®ly come to this Hiis lingua*' will be punished by a cor city and is working at his trade. poral punishment e:c.” The wor«l “not’’ rhe above does not include several large vdltious of sample copies sent out during the Grand Lecturer *<tr«»ud, of the Masonic should have appeared after the word campHign. Out of the 7H6, at least 6H6 are paid order, is expected here soon to give in “will ” h is our mistake. «■imitation. On account of a typographical error I, W !•’ I). Joims, managei of the Tillamook structions in the Masonic lodge. ItKADi.mn r Co., «io solemnly swear that the above is a correct statement of the average Local Markets—Fggs 10 cents, pot a’ last week in qituling tlie price of ««•« kly «-iiculatioii of the llF ADi iuirr for April toes 50 cents per bushel, dairy butler 20 Cohn «& Co. were put to a great «leal of ,8y6. W. F. I>. J ones . trouble Iverybody in the country it Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4tli cents per roll, creamery butter 30. seemed brolight eggs there expecting 12 dayoTMay, iM E E S ki m, Notary for Oregon. At th® last meeting of the Woodmen a cents, when they were worth only ten resolution was passed thanking tbe In cents. People do read advertisements. dies for the pleasant suipiis® party. Joe Harrison has returned from a trip C II. Smith has returned from Cali We venture to state that this Is the largest to San Francisco where he was looking fornia He went ns far as Fresno where circulation in proportion to the population of up a market for Tillaiy^xik comity pro he visited his brother and West Day. the county of any local newspaper in the «tale, duce. He met with g«»o«l encourage mid with dur deference to our worthy cotem- The republicans in Clatsop, and the ment, and the owners of the steamer porariea in this county, whose circulations demo-pops in Washington have women Tiuckee will give him all the iibpi.stiince range in the following order, beginning with candidates tor school snpeiintendent. possible to make a success of the busi ness the highest Nehalem Times, Ocean Wave of John Brandt has gone to the Good Wood® and Herald, of thia plwc®, we guarantee A young man named Purdy brutally Samaritan hospital in Portland for treat a larger circulation than all the others coinbin ment. He will be gon® seveial weeks. beat E. II. Stone near Hebo recently. ed and will be pleased to compare our mailing Mr. Stou® is an ol«l man, l»a«lly crippled resellers’ examination will be held lists ami book with them in public The H ead from wounds received in the war, and May 13, beginning at I ! ’ . M., at th® light lists ami books are open for advertisers was not able to defend himself, There L I*. S. miti », »School Supt or others who may desire to test the accuracy couit house was no provocation whatever, and the of our statement, and the various post masters Several pupils in the public school young bruiser will l>e severely handled may be seen as to whether our figure* are cor have been w biped recently, ami it opens I»y the law. rect We are proud of the list, considering the an excellent opportunity for more proa- The whist party met at the residence siie of the county, and realise we can t get ention® of John Barker last Saturday night The many more until we get more people here Chas, Senillon, Ims the material out following were present: Mr. and Mrs I here never was a time hut what the paper for a saloon buibliiig which lie intend® to Thayer, Mr. and Mrs. McNair, Mr. and gained slowly at least, and the pa«t two month« build near llim|»el & Wheeler’s mill at Mrs. Wise. Mr. and Mrs. Ahlerman, Mr lias gained faster than at any time. We pre Nehalem. mid Mrs. Handley, Mr. and Mrs. Coates; sume now we will have to grdw only aa fast as Ihm’t send any money to the Monon Messrs. Nolan, Wiley, Wise, McIntosh, the county grows Of the moo voters here, The til lì» is H Beals, McNamer, Franklin; Mrs. Wood there are often several in the same family, Seed Cu. oí Chicago, Full particolare ford, Misses Wiley, Davis, Nolan, Alder there ate several who board at hotels or in fam swindling concern, man, Williams and W liberal. ilies, some don't or can t read, some are too next week. ^AND TOTAL, 786 poor, ami some are too stingy to take a paper A tew would woe th® H kaiu . ight in hades be fore they would support It. and therefore we can t expect to have exactly all the people on our list, but we have about all the beet ones W v are proud of the list and court investigation as to Us genuineness, and only a tew weeks ago we pared the «lead »»eat« off very closely This paper has ha* woiked for development of the county the past 8 years, and tl we could have increased the population to ro.ooo our Its! would be more thau twice as large as it it We thank our many patrons for encouraging the II kad - ih . hi so sulMEtautially J. S. Kimball, owner of (he steamer A temporary bridge liai het'ii built near the Stillwell house west of town and Truckee, is doing all in his power lo es th® load will soon Is» paesabi® to Tilla tablish a good market in Sail Francisco for Tillamook produce, ami is ready to mook river carry out all Hie potatoes we can raise, Whv wear old bats? Mrs. Sturgeon all the butter and cheese, ami all th® received a groas of hats l«j«t Truckee lumbei that can b® sawed by the var Trimmed hats al 50 cents. Uutrimme«! ious mill® It is thought a g«>od market bata at 15 cents can be found there for such article®, and J. J. Wirti and J. O. Ranta, of Forest an es|»eciHlly good price can be obtained Grove, arc here for I he pnrpose of organ for l»e®f cattle and stave bolta. Mr ising a tent of Maccabees hi this place Kimball has several staamere and It is a fraternal beneficiary order, aiiui- schooner® and will find no trouble in lar t” the Woodmen. transportation. I Jacob ami Fred Wenger have meiice«! work at their cheese factory the Louis Fleck place two miles Hebo P. O., Tillamook county, It is five miles this si«le of Wood®, The building will be 18 by 50 feet, and about JDOJ of machinery goin. They have the milk of 120 cows pledged, or about 3000 pounds a «lay, for which they will pay 60 cents a 100. Limburger ami brick cheese will be madd first. Later the American swiss will be put out.—Capi tal Journal 'I’he Califmilia potato crop was frost bitten bully ami much replanting is be ing «lone. There has as a result been a great draw on Oregon for see«l potatoes ami they are getting ®«rarce in Oregon. There will be few earlv potatoes in Cali- fornia, ami it is thought the crop there will not be near an great as usual l’o- taloes will necessarily increase In price very fast, ami will probably remain high all the season. Farmer® who have good facilities for raising potatoes cannot lose much by putting out a good crop this year, and early as possible Recent developments have set the peo ple agog regarding th? sanitary condi tions of the town, ami the result is the city council very properly passed an or dinance Monday night intemied to guard the city against epidemics of disease. This town is exceptionally lieahby, ami is easily kept ®o, Out it requires effective action when contagious diseases are brought here. Another matter—the enormous cess-pond of filthy water that infests the center of our town should be abolished at once. It will c«>st only h small amount ami if the adjacent prop erty owners can’t afford it, the city should drain the place i<t once at its own ex|»ense. Any further delay is criminal. A special meeting «if the council should be held to atteml lo it at once. Papers have been made out charging Mrs. Muy with assault in punishing the girls at the academy. The lime for trial is not set y®t. The mutter is Mug stirred up a little loo fur, and develop ments may surprise Monieliodv yet. Of course Mrs. May did Hut us® th® best of judgment in chastising the girls, accord ing to our belief, but no doubt she re grets it. mid Ims l»een sufficiently pun- is bed by the unpleasant notoriety of the allbir. Parents who wish to proae«*iit® teachers fur whipping their children slioiild tiist consider the maiinei in which they punish their own children, (some avail committing assaults on their wive« ) It may l»ecome necessary for us to explain this feature more fully. But, the fact is, somebody is urging this prvaci nt mil for motives other than a de sire to punish law breakers. It savors malic® and a desire to kill th® acad emy In justice to the prosecuting at torney we will State that lie says he does not encourage malicious prosecutions. and in fai t endeavor® todiarmuage ll.eiii* STATE OF OREGON Governor Sect etai y of State IL R KlMCAlb Treasurer I'HH M rtcid Supt. of Public Instruction . G M.I mwi , Attorney-General v. M I dler *, Stale Printer W H I,fW. (R S. H ear Supreme Judges ) !• - A Moon "OLVEtTOS Member Board of E«|ualizHlion s. D. Gius»), Hi RO. Il BUMtrr Circuit Judges IH. H. H ewitt Prosecuting Attorney J amis .M c C ai , Joint Senator • J- W. Maxwei: Representative 11 G. Gau Farmer* A tieni You cull sell «11 your chickens, e»pe- einlly y«»ung rooster® ni«<l other y.miig uhiukens A muiket has been found where such chi. ken® « an be dispose«! of the year roiiml, am! our fiumei® can sufelv raise a goo«! m.iiiy clii« k»‘tis Illis year. Tho®e who urv iiituresletl about it, ami cun conveniently inise them, Hhoubl see Cohn «& Co , w ho are going lo pav casli or merchiiii'lise for them. Ibis ought lo be quite an imlustry here as chickens here are almost absDlutelv free from «iisease or insect peats raising ami pork producing profitable with dairying, the offer lo buy ill« chicken® tl of w hole season ami I here is no ovet production. UNITED STATES OEFICAI.S ic.W'liS couve........ f R oiit . a . M illh U. s Land office, Oregon City I 1 Peter Reghttr, Pft«)uet i Receive < OUNTY OFFICIALS Judge ... W W. CONDF.1 |I>. P. H amvkt Commissioner I l b . allby I H. G oy * Clerk .1. H. J > <io, Sheriff Treasurer Joi’ . B a RKH Assessor .. at . wxm A M. AuiTh Surveyor ............. School Superinte ent L. P. Ham U. E. R eynold « 1 Coroner . |»eput»- _r... ’ • «»scenting „ Attorne T ’ H- E. Sius ('.icuit C.icuit Court convenes tl__ tlie 4th ____ Monday z „ io /.ngust. and Z.ugust. amt an adjourned term is geueralh held hebt in the Spring. spring. County Court meets the first Monday® of Jan uary, Marell, May, July, September «nd No vember. Commissioneis court on the Wed no days following. PRECINCT: Justice of the Peace . I. T. .M auur Constable ................... .. S. M illei Mayor ... ( Council i I Recorder Treasurer Marshal CITY OFFICIALS. \V. H. R eynolds .N els T hompsos R. R. H at » . F. R. B rad J. S tewart W. It H.CAI' H. li. A lderman . G. A. EllMVRM F eed abthu SCHOOL BOARD M. W. Harrison, A. W. Severance, and Claude Thayer.—Clerk, Tom Coates. It is very important that all the Wood men who can possibly do so should at tend th? meeting on Friday night, May 15, ami as certain business of considera ble importance is to come up, all who can should come out next Friday night May 8. Prescriptions compounded, Sturgeon’s. I CHURCH DIRECTORY. C hristian C hurch :—Rev. H. B. Morgan pastor. Services on Sundays at li o’clock A. M and at 7:30 P. M. until further notice. M E. C hurch :—Rev. R. M. Corner pastoi Preaching service at it A. M. and 7 30 P.M every Sunday of ea< li month, Sunday scho Class Meeting c!pwort at 10 A.M. C ’.rzr Mz;* ’----- at ‘ * la M ” M. ■' i’rayer Meeting ever League at 6::io P. Thursday at 7:30 P. M. FREE METHODISTS:—Services held ir Fearnside hall. Services every Sunday 11 A. JI and 7:30 P. M. Suday school Sunday 3P.M l'rayei meeting Wednesday 7:30 P. M. Comr everybody, rich and poor, able bodied ianieaDC halt, the deaf and blind and those bavin, eyesight. Christians and infidels, atheiatan deist, optimist and pessimist, believer atidun believer, agnostic and fatalist skeptic and fre thinker and especially the poor. SOtTETY DIRECTORY. A. O. U. W.—Meets every Monday night at i'. m . in I. (). (). F. Hall. Myron Perkins M." Chinese pheasants are very numerous D. T. Edmunds, Recorder. HOOK Sc LADDER CO. -Meets on first Tuf* in this vicinity and they appear to be day night of each mouth in City Hall. W.F D. Jones, President; John E. Tuttle Chief; Tot well able to take care of themselves. Coates, Secretary. Oat and grain fields are their favorite re G. A. R.—Meets first amt third Saturday c each month at I 1*. M. in G. A. R. Ilall. C.I sort Ill’s spring. Drew, Adjutant; \V. E. Page, Commander. I. O. O. F.—Meetsevery Tuesday night at Waller Barnhart’s I ioiirp , situate«! on i*. M in I. O. o F Hull. E. E. Selph. 5.G the bay has been burglarized twice late Geo. Cohn, Rec. Secretary; VV. J. Ma Per. Secretary. ly and the burglar is known. AI.DER CAMP.—No. 219, Woodmen ofli World, meets every Friday night in I. 0. 0 • Capt. Crim left for Portland last week hall. R. R. H ays , Consul, Otto Hein» Clerk. A. F. & A. M.—Meets first Saturday night: Drugs and them ira la ut Sturgeon*». 1 each month in Masonic Hall. R. R Ha«- W. M.; F. R. Beals, Secretary. JOHNSON CHAP'rER NO. 24.—Meets nt 73! M. on the 3rd Saturday of each month « Masonic Hall. J. W. Maxwell, li. P : " The prohibition party was organized Conder, Secretary. last week, and the various precincts wei e SILVER WAVE CHAPTER, No. 1«, 0.1* well supplied with committee®. Il i® Meets 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each mo: Mr®. G. W. Pettit, W. M.; L. Coal«*s Secrete deemed that there are not enough tickets BAY CITY LODGE IHKKCTOKY in the field, and a ftHI ticket will be B a y . C ity L odgk N o . T02 A. F. & A. M —Mt* 2nd and 4th Saturdays in each month. nominate«! from governor tj constable. Nelson. W M ,C H. Hicks. N. W.. ( ( ► Ex, Governor D. C Bowers will prob bage, J. W., J. H. Bridgeford Secretary. M iriam C hapter N o . 2 o O. E. S.—Meet’ - able receive the nomination for governor and 3rd Tuesdays in each month. Mra.F : without opposition. A mass convention Bridgeford. W. M..C.C. Babbidge, W F,l’ will be held in the H eadlight office Ella Wood, A. M.,J. H. Bridgef«»rd Secretary P acific L odge N o . 105 1. 0. O. F.-M* next Sunday to make nominations, and Fridays before 2nd 4th Saturdays and e* other Saturday in the month. Frank Lonf all properly qualified prohibitionists G-, J. J. Pye. V. G., C. H Hicks Secretary. shoiibl lie in attendance. A platform U nity R ebf . kah L odge N o . 51 I.O.OJ 2nd an<1 4th Tuesdays. Mrs. Eli»* will be promulgated, and a vigorous Meets Pye, N. G., Mrs. Frank Long. V. G.. J- J campaign will be carried on until June 1 Secretary. By order of Committee. MAIL SCHEDULE. Gov. I) C Bowers, Scribe. T illamook and N orth Y amhill : — Leave N. Yamhill daily except Sunday 8 p ’ W F. D. Jones. Moderator Arrive at Tillamook next day by 4P: Leave Tillamook daily except Sunday Don’t forget alioiit those paints and Arrive N. Yamhill next day ^P1 T illamook and H obsonvilt . k :— oils at Reynold’s. I.’ve Tillamook daily except Tuesday 6a» Arrive llobsonvllle 900D I. ve Hobsonville, except Tuesday \J. J. P aly . Arrive Tillamook ... . t O scar H. vvter . N etarts :— [) ALY & HAYTER, Leaves Tillamook Tuesdays, Thursdsy». . and Saturdays at ’* Arrives Netarts 1* ‘ Leaves Netarts, same days. Arrives Tillamook by H G rand R ond :— DALLAS, OREGON Leaves Grand Rounde daily except S’»”3 at 6 p. m . or on arrival of mail from Me* ville. Arrives at Tillamook at 1:45. , , Tillamook IMily except SiinSM. For your Protection. - Catarrh “Cures” or p. Leaves m. or on arrival of mail from N T«»nic® for Catarrh in liquid ft>rnHo be taken which is usually 4:30. Arrives at Grand Ronde at 1-45. intrmally, usually contain either Men ury or Iodide of Potassa. or both, which are injur Post Office hours, 730 A. M. to ious if too long taken. Catarrh is a local, not Money Order department, R ooA.M. to 6 00 * Sunday 4 00 to 6 00 P. M. a blood disease, caused by sudden change to cold or damp weather. It Marts in the nasal ¡usages, affecting eyes, can* and throat. Cold in th«1 head cause® excessive flow of mucus, and, if repeatedly neglected, the re B. H. BUNN, sults of catarrh will folk >w; severe pain in the head, a roaring houud in the ears, led Independent Candidate for breath, and oftentimes an offensive dis charge. The remedy should !»e quick to allay inflammation and heal the membrane. Ely’s Justice of the Peac: Cream Balm is the acknowledged cure for these troubles an«l contains no mercury nor any injurious drug. Price, 50 cent®. 2nd Dint, of PiecinctK. Di «town.
