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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1897)
HEADLIGHT X-RAYS i.- ' Fins and hides bought at Colin de Co. County aiders taken for face value at The H raduom T ¡ a the only County ami Cohn & Co. City Official Newspaper. Mr. Watt of Bay City left for Portland Tl.e highest guide of Is Lie syrups (30 on a business tripón Thursday evening. / cis per gnl. tin at Colin & Co. .Mis. Hanberg of Nehalem is in town Mis. Ruby llowcll left Ihia morning on bmoiieSn foi her Imme in Portland, Oregon. Mrs. M. H. Larsen is slowly recover Miss M uy Abplanalp left last e\ e- ing from a evere attack of la grippe. ning oil the Stag« f'»r PnithilvL Harvey Stephens is working in Colin J E Sibky ami wife left ibis iiior- de Co’s store, in the place of hia brother, tong overland lor a trip lo S hii Fiaticisr»i, u ho id laid up with a severe visitation They will remain for a couple of weeks. of Job’« comforters. Arthur Stilwell is laid up with a The mill of the Truckee Lumbei Co puiy at Hoh«oiiville stnite<l iiji will» severe wttack of the prevailing influenza. a full force •>! iim * ii 011 Wednesday. James Irwin, from Roswland, is in Preaching Sunday evening at 7 town. o'clock at Advenliat church by Elder n- The very latest «tylws in pointed shoes F. Durfee. All invited. just received at Cohn A Co. Read ilia new ad of the Brooks sisters; they have something new to say to the ladies. We are requested by the mamigeme it to announce that ndniission to the gal- leiiesoflhe new opera house on the occasi *n of the grand ball on the 22d of February, will be fiee. Ladies, 3011 can get a street «nit made by the Biooks sisteis for from $3.00 to $4.00. Mr. Hadley’s bowling alley is now completed and lovers of the «port will find everything in connection with the W II. Gleason, agent for the Cliam- alley in Ihstclass condition. beilain Medicine Company, was in town Real estate transfers, heieafter, will be last we< k. a guest nt the Allen HouMe. jmblishcd only on< e a month, on the He came l<> arrange for advertising for liis company. He left on Wednesday fh>t issue of each month. for Los Angeles, Cal. If you need garden Meeds, remimi ber hy aub- Tim funeral of the infant son of Mr. you can get them for nothing Wt give scribing for the H eadlight . ami Mrs. L. II. Brown look place on last Saturday afternoon at two o’clock $1.00 worth of need« with each renewal from Hie Methodist Episcopal church. and each new Miihaciiption. Rev. Mr. (.'«»rner pieuched a very coin foiling hci mon, Inking the incident of David's la mentation over the death of Aller H im bis infant soil, as his I heme sei vice-« at the church the rsuiains « eie conveyed to the cemetery, where they were tenderly laid to rest. Mr. ami Mia. Brown have il.e sympathy of every one in their utHictioii. Onion F I wHiitf'l at Colin it Co. Eair View Hrang»* met Saturday, 13th iiirit. *• Ackley’s Hail. The attendance was Minali on account of sickness among incmbeis, business in the creamery line coming on the same day and inclement vvrathei Mr. ami Mi" Vaughn, visit ing niemlaBrs from the Bay were pres ent. The time for holding meetings w iih changed from the second Saturday t i the second Friday of each month. L, 8 Maynard acted as secretary, pio leni. Oil Ilia third page of thia issue there is advertisement in which we are salis- llrd thill all our palrona will be inler- «stad It has become the custom of late or many of tlie newspapers in the East to oiler preiniuins of packages of seed on subset iption. Aa nearly all of our suh- hci ihtfia aie more or less interealed in vegetable or flower gardening, and have lo purchase seed, we think a premium of giirden see<ls will lie acceptable lo them. The seeds are the best (hat can be purchaaod in the mniket ami can be lalied upon. Read the adveitiaanieiit and avail yourself of what it offers. hii If you roiihuiiplat« a trip to Portland bear in mind the Rtr. Chilkat will ac- coiiiuiodatA you with a ibat class stale room and hoard through to Puillaud for »6.00. Kor full particular« call on or plioii« Gao. \V. Kiger of Hay City, Or. I'lie groi'ar’a |>ri,a lial. in ita laat iaana, T. E IliigliCH came in iiotn Portland on the singe on Tuesday. He is riin- ning the atickei in the Tillamook Lum ber Company’s mill. “Pinkie” .Stillwell who sprained liis ankle on the night of the Fairview dance «till walk« with a cane. Ilia ankle was oioie «everly injured than was at first thought. | •aiiafiad Th« maaqnarads ball glvtn at F«irvi«w 1 >IH1 >. Hall on Fttday «ratling waa «ell attend a l amt in «vetv ra«p«ct quite a auccMai O»er foitv numheia war« told. Th« BROWN In Tillamook, Oregon, mueic for th« occaaiott waa furniahed by Thuiaday, Feb 11, 1897, Keimet li I. , .laanie and Ami« Jenkina and Ralph son of Mr. and Mr«. L. H. Brown, aged Acklar. The eupp«r waa ptonomntd 3 months and 1 day one ol lit« Itaal ever Mtr«d th«r« •\«rybody had a aplandid tint«, beat r»|n<-aeniativa maakera warn n«r Holden, reprrmt tiling a aailor. Ilana Morg«n, i«praa«nting a bt'de Th« h«m«lie«t ntaaka wet« worn b I'nintai Jankine and Wirt Sappington lb« tlrat meiitt«n«d coupl« received that |>rt««, (10, and the laat racatve ' aecond pr a«, f'- (M* Ut« dan,'«« at Fairview ar« alwav* enjoyable I f WRITTEN ARITHMETIC. 1. Sixteen credits, answer» only, (a.) How many strips of carpet 1 yard wide in a room 4‘2x oofeet? (b) How many yards in each strip? (c.) Bushels in 4,*Joo ¡»ouiids of wheat? (d.) Acres iu a strip of land 20 rods wide across one j side of a section? (e.) Feet in length of a pile of wood 6 feet high and 4 feet wide, containing 15 cords? (0 Gallons iu 5,313 cubic inches? (g) , Pounds in 28,800 grains Troy? (h) Board feet in j a stick of timber 20 feet long, 8 inches wide* . and 6 inches thick? 2. Ten credits The amount of B's money for 8 years at 6 per cent is I5,loo more than the I interest of his money for lo yeai s at 8 per cent. What is B’s money? 3. Twelve credits, (a) Find the missing ele ment or term in the following The interest is ♦5.82^; the rate is 6 per cent; the principal $63: the time is---- ? (b) The interest is $88.20; the rate 7 per cent; the time 3 years, 6 months; th« principal is---- ? (c) The principal is $940; the interest is $432.40; the time 7 years, 8 months; the rate is---- ? 4. Ten credits. The longitude of St. Paul, Minnesota, is 95 degiees, 4 minutes, and 55 sec onds west, and of Berlin 13 degrees 23 minutes and 45 seconds cast: what is the difference of longitude? What is the difference of time? When it is 12 o'clock in St. Paul what time is it in Berlin? 5. Sixeredits. What is the face of a 90 day not»*, the proceeds ol which, discounted at 6 per cent, are $2000? 6. Twelve credits (a) What is the relation of 28M to 16-23? (b) What is the relation of 3-7 to 12? (c) The divisor Is .002, the quotient is ji, the remainder .ooi2; what is the dividend? 7. Twelve credits. The diameter of a circle Is 5 feet. what is its aiea? Its ci 1 cum fere nee? The hypothenuse of a right angle triangle is 15 feet, ami the base is 12 feet, what is the perpen dicular? What is the area? 8. Six credits. What is the square root of 6'4? What are the dimensions of a cubical chest which shall contain 61,000 cubic feet? 9. Ten credits. Seventy horses can eat a Jot of grain in 72 days; in what time will 3 times as mueh grain be cousuined if io horses are added when die grain is % eaten? 10. Six credits. If >ou send $1,836 to an agent to invest, after deducting his commission at 2 per cent, what sum does he invest? GEOGRAPHY. The succebsiul teachers at the laut 1. With what subjects is geography bes t cor oxamination were: Misses May Donald related? Give illustrations and reasons, son, Susie Judd, Ora Brooks, Josie I’etre, 2. Name three mineral products of Pennsyl Marcy Dolhtrhide, and Messi« Arthur vania. and slinw how they have promoted the wonderful prosperity of that Estate. Southwick and Stanley Lamb. 3. How do degi ees of latitude and longitude ' “Why under th« gun does Whi tnperl vary upon the earth’s surface? Why? 4. With what persons 01 events are the fol want a divorce? Ili« wife had a gieat lowing associated. St Helena, Mecca, Philadel deal of money when lie married her.” phia, Palos, St. Petersburg, Congo river, “And she has it yet That's the Quebec, Salem, Massachusetts, Columbia river, whole trouble.”—Ex San Diego Bay? 5. What country is pre-eminent in the pro J. M. Harrison haw a thoroughbred duction or manufacture of eaeh of the follow Jersey bull (list he will sell ata Intignili. ing: coffee, silk, tin, sugar, quinine, olive oil, The Hiiiiii.il is only 3 years old, lias been salt, opium, ivory, quicksilver? 6. When we are having our shortest days, dehorned, and is genth« and kind, ami thereupon the face of the eartli are people can be eeen at the W. II Hays place in having correspondingly lung onesi Give the town. explanation of this difference in length of days that you would present to a fourth grade. 7. “The proper teaching of geography presents the earth as the home of mankind.*’ From this standpoint, present your reasons for teaching “Mississippi river, Merrimac, Hudson, Columbia, Rubicon, Willamette,” i llalli 8. What should be taught in our schools May about railroad lines? 9. Whv is It essential that the child should map the schoolroom or schoolyard? 10. What has determined the location of the following cities: Chicago, I.owell, Pit tsburg Spokane, San Francisco? Ou account of a number of changes made in the lb: iiii.iaHr office this week preparatory to putting in a water motor, the paper was a little late. The patrons * of the paper will harenfter thid the undertook to giv» th« iul>«<'tiption liat ol •ntraiice to the business office on 3d St. inMead of on Main . Ilia 11« «Dl.ttiHT, hot it either wilfully > |i«<l or Itluinlarari aa uatial. Baaidoa title- A Card of I hawk«. aiating the facta aa to our comity circu* | To ths friends who no kindly asm wted latiou, it laft th« imputation that the ngurea it gave wet« our total atthacrip- and sympathized with ua in our recen 0.1 l'«t. witt i t fr tit 1« juat about Nicknese and bereavement we extend double Hut titan, coinidarihg th« our heart-felt thanks Mr.and Mr< I..11 Brown. very |>a<-nltat matliiniatit'al mind of the Tillamook. Feb. 16 th. 1897. editor, w« «uppoa« we ought to !■« I I T«i»<-h«r’a Examination. We give below a portion of the questions asked at the last teachers’ examination. The balance of the ques tions will be given in our next is-jtie We give them in full because we believe they will be interesting to all our read- eis—to the parents as indicating the qualifications of those who teach their children, and to children as indicating somewhat the line of questioning that they themselves will be subjected to should they hereafter desire to become teachers. AU MtNUFACTURlRS « h WM LAKh ST. CHICAGO. IU. | * * which have been added to the already large stock of Cohn and Co. * * * * A large line of Children’s and Men’s Cloth- ing^in the Latest Style and at Prices that will suit everyone- SHOES * * * * in endless variety, just the goods for this wet weather. SWEATEES A large line of All Wool Sweaters for men and boys; with fall and lace fronts, some thing new. COHN & Co Leading Merchants Valentines at Sturgeon’s. New line of Stationery at Sturgeon’s. Small amounts to loan on security at Letcher’s. Mis. Sturgeon will soon spring stock of millinery. Telephone call drug store. Opening of the New personal order a new no. 3 at Sturgson’s Tillamook Opera House Seven spools of thread at La Mode Millinery Parlors for 25 cts. A fine line ef baby cloaks, underwear, fascinators, caps, tain o’shanters, etc. etc. at La Mode Millineiy Parlor. will take place_on A fine line of new velvet in all shades at I.a Mode Millinery Parlors. WASHINGTONS BIRTHDAY The latest: Celluloid Photos, samples now on display at Hein’s Art Studio. 4t Drews Linings 15 cents per yard at La Mode Millinery Parlors If you are in need of money and have any old gold or silver such as watches, guns or other property, I will buy sums and give you a chance to buy it back in | a short time. A. Letcher j New stove pipe at Carey’s hard war store ut 15 cts per joint. See the seed ad on the the third page of this issue. Il will pay you to read it and hand it to your friends. County warrants taken as cash for iinytliing in my Mors for the next three months. Letcher’s Jewelry Store. and will be celebrated by a GRAND BALL Good Music Will Be In Attendance People who have potatoes for sale will do well to call and see J M. Harrison before disposing of them. He wants both large and small potatoes. The chances in that crazy quilt at La Mode Millineiy Parlors are going fast. UNITED STATES HISTORY. Don’t fail to secme a few before they 1. (a) On what grounds did France claim the are all gone. Only ten cents a chance. region along the St. I.awreuce? Mention one Money to loan. Apply to Theodore colonial war. and give its cause. 2. What can you say as to the character of Steinliilber. the colonists of (a) Jamestown? Plymouth? For lowaat prices on picture train«« of (C) Massachusetts bay. all kind« go to the Elite Foto Parlors, tf. 3. Name and mention causes of three rebel lions wnich have occurred in this country. Attyon* contain plating the pttrehass of 4 State something of historic interest aa to K fine cooking stove will do well to go (a)JohnJaj; (b) Franklin; (c) Kosciusko; (d) and see Charley Reynolds about it. Cartier e) Captain Isaac Hull Y How and when did the United State« II* Inta a fine stock of stoves on hand, secure possession of (a; Lot^iiana? (b/ Florida* anti is salliiig them very reasonable. • c Alaska? [d) What do you know of the Gads den purchase? FOR SALE.—New solid oak organ 6 Name three piomineut naval commanders manufactured by Far«n and Vol ay, De of the war of 1812. troit, Michigan; will sell on fila install 7 Write brief review« of two important Intent plan For further particular« events of Buchanan a administration. 8. What general commanded the union army inquire of C. E. Reynolds at |a) Shiloh? [b Antietam* (c) Gettysburg* 1 J. E Tuttle has recently received a |d| Chickamauga* je Cold Haibor? 9. ja) What caused the “railroad panic” of bran new «et of plumbing tools and is ’”73’ |bj From what source« are revenues now preparetl to do all kinds of •ecured to meet the expenditures.of the govern I plumbing at short notice. Mr menl of the United States? lo Name three American historians and tell Tuttle’s work shows for itself. When someth lug ot what each wtote. you want first class work call on hint. PHYSIOLOGY. 1 is what «ttlteiaiicrs ruler into the struc> nite of the human ixaly [b] How do these autwtani-ea vary at .liffetent peiiod. of life? 1 1.1 How many botiee iu the upper eatn'm- ¡ties? [bj Name them ! 3. [a| Same the digestive organs. |b]Ofwhat is the nvrwus system ixwnposed? 4. ¡a] What is the blood* (bj Its physical propet ties* (c The red blood corpwMles* [dj fhr plasma? e Its cvmpooition? 5. DeM-ribe the course of the blood iu the 100 •idea of the heart, (b) How is the pulse pro duced» c] How does excrv.se cau^e «hurtueaa ofbreath? K (a In what points do the skin and mucous membrane rrevmUe each other* (b What are the functions of the skin? [e] How much may the temperature of the humau holy vary* 7. [a] State the causes of eear-aightexlne«« and far sig hied ueas. [b] What Is the structure of the reti»««’ * a, How ts alcohol produced' jb] What general effects ate produced by the exceaaive ••..... THE use of It* 9. aj How does alcohol interfere with ypewrite R indigestion? b, The uerwus system * 10 aj Why is alcohol used as a beverage' 1 Contain« M«'w® I mfv ' mtvmt «nd F««Kvn«t Fwx- b What are the teachings of science regarding tv««» rvuutred of» lr«l eta«» Wttltn* Ihmt I’tn D lo .p.l m gm other O nf Aumdnrd stimulants and narcolica’ Tvp*w*’te! Out price iw within the reach of ollMitie« req-u» g « high <rml* machlue Write M» tor full particular«. .s< /¡diutgs /?V'/is simply good honest tea, well grad ed, fresh - roasted, packed air-tight. If you don’t like it. your M unson T grtM'er returns your money in full. There is no other such .1/ un son Typewriter Co.. dealing in tea. * Her« we are, Mr. Joe Harrison has ’«ken full control of Mr. Creevy’s rath« ef fruit trees, whitth lie will conduct at hi« store. Every |>er«un buying 50 cents worth ot fruit tree« will be entitled to« gu*»s as follows. Th« first beat guesser will gat a first claas toad cart, th« a«eond l«st will be iiititled to 00 worth of trade out of the «tore, lite third to »2.00 worth of trade and the fourth wdl l>« entitled to a sack of fli’w.i The Raffle will eomnienc« Satin.lay IWc ■.’•>, ls|« and close Feb 15. 1897 Dress Making TParlors .»<► Sait« «lui Everything •« th« D im « Making Liu« Made in THE LATEST STYLES *•— AND AT —ee Prices to Suit the Times »3,00 t.i »4,00 for regular suit. Fin» «hit« «»wing a «paeialty Par»,«« railing will fimi u* in •v«ry day »xcept Satanlaya. Room IS Alderman Hotel Building. TIE •■«OU JIJTEII. Come Everybody and Have a Good Time. Tickets IncludingSupper $1.50 Supper Will Be Served at Larsen House W. St. Whc has returned to Portlana, where he will remain for about 2 months This space belongs to him: Watch it : It Will contain interes- ting matter from time to time, re lating to proper care of the TEETH.
