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The Headlight -and- The {Sworn Circulation •■of tïje- The Oregonian fleadlighfc both for $2.00 per Year. Vol. IX, No. 34. TILLAMOOK, OREGON, THURSDAY. JAN. 28. 1897. $1.50 Per Year MAIL SCHEDULE. Tn lamook and N orth Y amhill :— f eave N. Yamhill daily except Suuday Arriveat Tillamook next day by Leave Tillamook daily except Sunday Arrive N. Yamhill next day 8 p 4 P 6 p 2 p. tn. m. m. tu. TILLAMOOK AND lIllBSONVII.LK.— L’ve Tillamook daily except Tuesday b:oo a m. Arri/e llobhouville 900a.m. L've Hobsonville, except Tuesday 2:15 p.m. Arrive Tillamook 5-15 pin. r. I .A K 1 y».— Leaves Tillamook Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 7 a. m. ; Arrives Netarts 12 m. | leaves Netarts, same days, 1 p. in. • Arrives Tillamook by 6 p. m. I G rand R ond :— . . Leaves Grand Rounde daily except Sunday at b p. m., or 011 arrival of mail from McMinn ville. Arrives at Tillamook at 1:45- Leaves Tillamook Daily except Sunday at 6 p. m. or on arrival of mail from N. Yamhill, which is usually 4:30 Arrives at Grand Koude at 1:45. Post Office hours, 7:30 A. M. to 8 00 P. M Money Order denartinent, 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 I*. M Sunday 4 00 to 6:00 P. M. PROFESSIONAL T his I s S elf E vident !!! I t does not pay to COUNTY ITEMS. get Cheap Daub Printing 0AVJD WILEY, M. D., PHYSICIAN, SUItGKON AND ACCOUCHEUR, All calls promptly attended to TILLAMOOK, OKK. j J D. KELLY, M. D. P hysician ani » S i ' kokom , Operative surgery a specialty. Office in th house formerly occupied by Dr. Wiley. Below is the present fee bill and the reduction Present Reduced $1.00 Town visit, $2.00 now Prescription, $i .00 S’» Country visit. |i.oo per mile, •50 (added to town charge) 8.00 Obstetrics (town) $10.00 now (mileage added in country) All cases in surgery proportionately low. Dr. J. D. Kelley. Get Good Job Printing J ust as EAP AT TILLAMOOK. OR. J. MAY, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, TILLAMOOK, ORW.GON. |J. J. D aly . (OSCAR H ayter . J)ALY & HAYTEK, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, DALLAS, OREGON 0 LA UDE THAYER, J?a S^llcdc dllillinctii q P nlci> M rs . K atie W illiams , P rop . Has just recieved a new and complete line of Hats, Bonnets, Children’s Hats, Childrens Fascinators, Baby Outfits, Dress Trim mings and Ladies Burnish ing Goods. Late Styles, New Goods ATTORN EY-AT-LAW, TII.I.AMOOK. OREGON. Lowest Prices. Dress Making Done to Order. Oppowite H eadlight Office, Cor. Mitin mxl Second Street, Tillamook City, Oregon. IJ a M f « M c C ain , IA. W. S bvkkanci . TypCAIN & SEVERANCE, AITOUNE'.S-AT.LAW, TILLAMOOK, OREGON. GREAT REDUCTION J. S. STEPHENS JOSIAH RIOOS STEPHENS & BIGGS. Real Estate Agents and Representing the Home Mutual Insurane Co. of California J. 8. STEPHENS, representing F. Weber & . of Portland forSchoil Supplies. Office at Alien Hotel* . B ANKof C. & E. THAYER Geneial Hanking and Exchange businesa. Interest paid 011 time deposits. Exchange on England, Belgium, Germany, Sweden and all foreign countries. The TILLAMOOK LUMBERING CO will not be undersold and will make better rates than any other mill Get our prices and be convinced. Discount on large orders and for cash. Our mill is in better shape than ever and we are prepared to turn out first class lumber of all kinds. 1 Tillamook, Tillamook Lumbering Co Oregon. ------------------------------------------- 1 G. W. KIGER, DEALER IN —— A GOMPLETE NEW STOCK • • DF • • Stores, rT'in.^7-a,rs, E\chsnge and Jjoney {Securities. Hardware, C-uitlexsr, IF’axzxx T-zOgrgrers’ Su.pplies, etc., etc. ^ù.lsc Z^islxirxg: Tackle and. Collections Receive Careful and ABaunition. Prompt Attention. BAY CITY, OREGON WE KEEP/I FINE LIME OF POINTS Everything in our Line is New and up to date. Call and See for yourselves. W. H. H. CAREY, Opposite the Bank. A Brief Glimpse at Last Weeks Happenings. “DID SOMETHING.’’ AND BEHOLD HIS CONSTITUENTS REJOICE List of Public Spirited Citizens A play party and taffy pull wa* held in Reprinted. J B. Pape A Co.’s hall Monday evening. A joltv time was had throughout the Oretown, Ogn , Jan. 21, '97. Nestocton Note*. evening and at th« float it was decided Editor H eadliuht : to meet again on next Tuesday evening W e see by the lait Mrs. Benton is quite sick. and organixe a Young People’s Literary issue of the H eadlight that our com Dr Mills is better of his sickness. Society. All are cordially invited to missioner has done something ; and as we, the people of the south end of the O. Dennis has finished the slashing at attend this meeting. The wife of Mr. Vedder, who lives county have been looking, yea expect Blakes. near Foley poatoffiee, fell from a foot-log ing, yes, even urging him to do aome- Mr. Benton lost a fine young horse into a small creek a few day* ago, and thing, we are elated ! Yea, tickled near last week by strangulation. broke her arm. She wa* partially ly to distraction from the fact that he, We are going to have a short term of stunned by th* fall, and would have our commissioner, has done something, school to commence Monday next, G. R. drowned although the water was not and the preof is beyond dispute! The people of the south end of the Huff teacher. Not many pupils can deep, bad not her husband seen her and county three years ago saw that they attend. rushed to her rescue. needed someone to look after the gen Mr. Bumgarner is making prepara eral interests of this end of the comity, tions to build a new house. B*y City Breeze*. and so by this commisNioner district Dell Cross amt his .rife are home were allowed the selection of a commis Mr. Fred Pye has moved to Nehalem, sioner from Johnson's logging camp. We were much pleased. We where lie become" one ot the sawyers nominated and elected Mr. Harvey. The finest meal to be had in town ia nt in Wheeler a Himple’s mill. The upper end of the county elected Mr. the Allen House. First class cooking County court sat. All were Mrs. Henry Kirry mid children have Alley. and well served Mi. Alien knows how there. County court adjourned. AH been making quite mi extended visit to to treat hia guests well and he does it drew pay. Next meeting, ditto, and so her parents. up in good shape. on. “Well,” we nsk, “why don’t the Mrs. Robbins and daughter have court do something?” We ask our taken charge of Squire’s hotel at Gari commissioner. “Well, Stephen* Creek Suokers we have; wo baldi . cut down the sworn bills of supervisors; Mrs J. Lowaist Jones maile ■our Our genial townsman, Hugh Barnard, we won’t allow bills for burying dead bread last week is planning to taken trip to some warm people found on the beach ; we bunched the J. P. districts; in fact, we have Myron Trowbridge visited friends on er climate in search of health. committed ourselves to nil reforms. Stephens creek last week to explain the Miss A^lice Pettys contemplates a visit There are none too small and nona too meaning of the thing he meant for a to ralativoH in the Valley this spring. great to receive our searching attention.” I j°ke. Mr. and M»s Dean of Nehalem have All this time mid long before, the people John William Henry Tudd met with been visiting their many friends in this had a case, a grievance, against the toll a very painful accident hist Monday. vicinity. road company. We inquired what the He stepped on one end of a board which reason was that the court took no action. Mr. Dyer intends to go to California as had a rusty nail in the other end He “Well, we are—the judge says he will.” soon ns Mrs. Dyer is able to travel. expects to convalesce in 4 months. 'I'iine goes on; they all draw pay; the Fred Dachau was among the passen the reform administration continues to Prof. Ki<lwhacker is at the point of gers on the last voyage of the Chilkat cut down expenses; the labor on the death with the whooping cough. bills shaved—through Mrs. J. H. Bridgeford has been quite road is cut ; Colds with pulmonary trimmings are might, not right—but mind you, not a ill. ' very fashionable for night wear. cent from the fees of the county court; Mrs. Sturgeon, of Tillamook, has been all draw their pay again. Fish with chromatic scales me plenti- We say to spending n few days in our city. ' ful at Schooner Ford. our commissioner, “ Why don't you do The ladies of the M. E. church will something?” “Well, the judge won't, One Sick Lung and Nut Hung Yet give an ice-cream mid clsin supper at and whatever ho says Mr. .Alley I were the lucky bidders for the Blen heim House washing. Their bid was the Winfield House Friday eve. The seconds.” Epworth League gives mi entertainment We go to Tillamook occasionally to $5 less than nothing. at Estes Hall the same date. Both pay taxes, etc. People meeting us say, J Lowaist J oii . h . should he patronized as the cause is “Well, what kind of a commissioner worthy. have you fellows sent up here?” We Wo3d) Wavelets. answer, “He’s all right.” “Yes,” they Rev. W. 11. Dierdorf, formerly of this (FROM THK OCFAH WAVK) •ay, “it's just as Conder says; if Cornier place, has accepted a call to Klamath says it's ail i ight, all i ight goes ! Har Charles Gibbon* lies been quite sick Falls, Oregon vey is just like a piece of putty.” for severel day*, but ia nprg »in now. Ge>. Rivfenberg had been making Now, Mr Editor, it’s becHiiss of all W* I ikvb been told ih.l Mr C'lmrle* preparations to spend the winter with I his misunderstanding that we write you. Key Im* loet five bead of cattle this his parents at their M'cliigmi home, and We are elated—yea, tickled nigh unto winter. counted on visiting places of interest on 1 death! For we are fully aware that our The familiar whistle of the saw mill the way. His plans were abruptly Commissioner has done sometliiiig; and the buzzing of the sawn are heard changed by receiving word ot the illness and as this may he the la»l act of his again this week which gives the town of ¡lie father and he started upon his life, we tidjme you to not he too outspok more of a lively appearance for the tiip East, via Yamhill, Friday eve. en, for we base been expecting it foi so winter. Capt. Dunham made a brief stay in long; mid not only this, it relieves (he There is talk that Mr. John Malaney our port on his last voyage Owing to judge from such an embarrassing posi Sr. will build a lively stable at Ocean his touching at So many polls oil the tion; foi he evidently no lu ger holds Park this spring, and be prepared to Way south, he transfei ied bis cargo mid the key Io the position—mid our com accommodate the travel and pleasure bid adieu to Bay City in about one hour. missioner wdl have to do something Now, Mr Editor, 1 will write you seekers that may visit the coast next The Capt. intends Io build up a biisineNS summer. on the coast mid it is bvlicvu l that he is again as soon as I learn that our Cmi- missioner has done something It ia reported that the Wenger cheese a man who will succeed A non factory at the Fleck farm, is to be sold, Beever Budget or a company reorganized that the fac Following is a list of the public spirited tory may be operated again the coming citizens who contributed to the erec The question, Resolved, that the pul tion of lbw new opera house: summer Th- locality where the fac tor y is situa teil is one of the best dairying pit I ihm «lone more than the press to civ* G <>. Nolan one il,rii e ♦25.00 fl districts of the country, and cheese ilize mid moralize the human race, whm B. C. famb 25 00 ably <liartis»e<i by both aides, but whn It making would pay quite well there. John Baiker fi ve 126 00 decided in favor of the negative, If A I1111 125 00 Mr. Rain and C. Alliaon of Sheridan a »» '¡'he s torn in whistle and the bun m of the Í C IL 125.oO have opened a drug store al (¿ohi Hill (' I,. ( one ” 25 . i HI in Douglas county, and the place is S"O ii saw of Richard» ami Ford's smm mill aie »» i* !» (.'. I’irrr* indicative that improvements an ru etili to 25.1X1 to have a doctor and a newspaper. .1 II Howrr two ” continue at Beaver 50.(X) OHtf ” F. U. Ski.iup 26 IH) Surely the citizens of Blaiiiv are de- Nehalem Notes. o N*l* TI>oiu|rtM»u 25 <10 serving of much pi wise for theii wmrk in • i i» O. IV. Hion>.r«l 25.00 (From the Nehalem Times ) i O iim I i mding made in (heirneighli borhood. »> o C. 1.. < >»ler 25.00 Last Week BliilllM J-Hirnd the chi leen« of h m A A. Monr.H* 2 5 00 Fred Pye. of Bay City, is visiting his CoiilwtHiiiorg, a small lawn belwe een Bea- two ” W. Il II. <:«ry 50 00 brother Albert al this place. ver and Blaine, to make a nt* •W IQH«i 1 I’. Allan one ” 2.5 00 Mr. ami Mrs Geo Dean are visiting from Water street, South fouls *Olibi!l g. !.. II II iowii 26 00 loSpru<e. friends at Bay City and vicinity. five ” < F. Kry...dii* 125.00 At our «penial meeting held id it îtaavet !.. 1.. Hlllwrll one ” 2.1.00 Mrs. Fre*l Kobitcli and iufaiit child W. M Mill* 1 .* u ” 50 00 returned Wednesday from a visit to Til- school house last Satiifday. the ♦ school board was ordered 1» levy a lax . of five K H. Hrlpli one ” 25 00 lanmok. it a mills iiiki uJvrrliee for sealed d bid« to J. II. .L> k* n 16 oo h a Bern Lundlrerg has recently added a pul on an addition of 12 feel ou rear 1 end M h toara ftO.IHI new back porch to his residence Siiti of • ur “C .oolh-•n*»e, bids to all be e in by .1 II F.'hi.ir«!* one ” 25 oO ma Is other improvements thereon. February 10, w<«ik Io b? <: »mpl lelrd by Il 1 -. (food»peed Mil l Jlllle 1st. OHO Ben Ifigginlrolhmn shipped 20 25 <<) 25.00 of cattle to Astoria on theCliilkat 25.uO Tillamook This is the first shipment of 25.00 cattle ye* made, the newel way being to If Ï 5 00 drive them over the trail. 25 00 A horse belonging to Ben Ifiggh * 2.5 00 I mt I is in which has t een grazing ..la»m five 12, 00 this place for some time berime en one 25 00 r • tangled Li a fallen treetop on Kat unlay • 'M and was dead when discovered. IWo o on OHM 26 ”0 C M. DeSomei, our versatile tonsorial I 20.00 ♦ ELSEWHERE WHEN YOUICAN CARDS. GATHERED ’BÏ OUR CORRESPONDENTS. artist lias sold bis r*sid*nce and baib.r shop in Nehalem city to H A. Bloom. Consideration $400. Mr. deSomer i* on* of our most anterprising business n en and wa hope h* ia not contemplating a removal from our midst.
