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The Headlight -and- The Oregonian both for $2.00 per Year. B:Vol. IX. N o . 38 TILLAMOOK. OREGON, THURSDAY. mail schedule . COUNTY ITEMS. r amook and N orth Y amhill : — TfLeave N. Yamhill daily except Sunday 8 p. in. Irriveal Tillamook next day by 4 p. m. reave Tillamook daily except Sunday 6 p. m. Arrive N. Yamhill uext day 2 p. in. T illamook and H obsonvii . j . k :— L’ve Tillamook daily except Tuesday t>:oo a m. Arrive Hobsouville 9:00 a.m. L’ve Hobsouville, except Tuesday .2:15 p.m. Arrive Tillamook................................. 5-15 p.m. N etarts :— Leaves Tillamook Tuesdays, Ihursdays, . . - 7 a. m. and Saturdays at - — .. 12 in. Arrives Netarts Leaves Netarts, same days,.......... .. .1 p. m. Arrives Tillamook by...................... .. 6 p. 111. G rand R ond :— Leaves Grand Rounde daily excel jpt Sunday at 6 p. m., or on arrival of mail from McMinn ville. . r Arrives at Tillamook at 1:45 Leaves Tillamook Daily except Sunday at 6 p.m. or 011 arrival of mail from N. Yamhill, which is usually 4:30. Arrives at Grand Konde at 1:45. Post Office hours, 7:30 A. M. t 8:00 P. M Monev Order department, 8:00 A.M. :oo P. M Sunday 4 00 to 6:00 P. M. th 0/3 DOYOU SMOKE? LAMB Sells the very best C igars DO YOU READ? LKMB Sells books, '{^Newspapers, and. Periodicals. MAYBE you WRITE If you do T A 1\/T 'R keeps the best remember JL_ j y A. 1*1 Stationery in PROFESSIONAL CARDS. QAVID WILEY, M. D., Tillamook PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND ACCOUCHEUR, All calls promptly attended to TILLAMOOK, ORE. I J D. KELLY, M. D. P hysician and S urgeon , Operative surgery a specialty. Office in th house formerly occupied by Dr. Wiley. Below is the present fee bill and the reductiou Present Reduced $1.00 Town visit, $2.00 now Prescription, |i.oo •5° Country visit, li.oo per mile, •5° (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. TILLAMOOK. OR. £aQ)lloclc Q>lZiCl i net 11 e/1 tz I oza 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 Furnish ing Goods. Late Styles, New Goods yy j. may , Lowest Prices. Dress Making Done to Order. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Opposite H eadlight Office, Cor. Miiiniiutl Second Street. Tillamook City Oregon. TILLAMOOK, OREGON. |J. J. D aly . (O scar H ayter . J) ALY & HAYTER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, DALLAS, OREGON. 0 LA UDE THAYER, space belongs io ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, TILLAMOOK. OREGON. Williams "Drug (So. (J ames M c C ain , I A. W. S everance . who will be iq business in about two I^J c CAIN & SEVERANCE, weeqs, at Tillamoclf, Oregon. ATTORNF.. S-AT-LAW, TILLAMOOK, OKKGON. JOSIAH BIGGS J- »■ STEPHENS STEPHENS & BIGGS. Beal F.tatc Agent, and Representing the Home Mutual In.ur.ne Co. of California J. S. STEPHENS, representing F. Weber it ..of Portland forSchoil Supplies. Office at Allen Hotel- GREAT REDUCTION ANKof T I ! C. & E. THAYER General Banking and Exchange buaine«». Interest paid on time deposits. Exchange on England, Belgium, Germany, Sweden and all foreign countries. Tillamook, Oregon. G. W. KIGER, DEALER IN Exchange and Phoney {Securities. AT REDUCED RATES 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. Tillamook Lumbering Co □KO COHN. Pr«.H.«t, jchn barkeh . Collection« Receive Careful and Prompt Attention. BAY CITY, OREGQN. CHA£. pETE^Ofl, « COMPLETE NEW STOCK • • OF • "*■ • Hardware, Sto^res, Cutlery, Farm^Ma-lr-iO-or/ T .ryiy^rs' etC-, ^’islxixxg’ Taolole a.xxct BARBER I HOT ANO COLD BATHS [ ' IN CONNECTION WE KEEP/I FINE LINE- OF FÆINTS , Bhaving, Hair CutHng. Shampooing Firgt FEB 25,1897. $1.50 Per Year iq EveryJ articular Everything in our Line is New and up to date. Call and See for yourselves. W. H. H. CAREY, Opposite the Bank. GATHERED BY OUR COIRESPOXDENTS. A Brief Glimpse at Last Weeks Happenings. The creditors of the Cooperage Co have made a proposition for settlement mid it is Imped the difficulties pending will speedily adjusted mid the mill put in operation. Trask River Ripples. OPENING BALL. GIVEN IT THE TILLAMOOK OPERA HOUSE. The Most Successful Social Event of the Season Fine weather at present, snow all gone Tha grand opening ball given at tha st this place. The mail-carriers report Tillamook Opera House last Monday only 15 inches of enow on the summit. evening, whn in every way an unquali Woods Wavelets. W. D. Wood, contractor of the Trask fied and highly gratifying succeae. (FROM THK OCEAN WAVS) bridge, finished hia job on last Friday When tha ball whs flint announced to and left for hia home at Bay City Satur A C. Southmayd came in from Sheri day. Mr. Woods is a practical bridge take place on the 22d, many laughed at the idea of the building being gotten dan Tuesday. builder and Ims put up a goed, substan ready by that time, and pripheHiad that Mr. Malaney is progressing quite well tial bridge. The bridge being lip now it would ba impoasible to do bo ; but with his i.ew feed barn nt Ocean Park, makes the Trask river road passable to they reckoned without their host, and but the rains during the last few days the Valley without taking into consideration the have retarded its completion somewhat, Mrs Grayson made a flying visit to character ot the men w ho had the enter- but with a few day»’ good weather it Slieiidan last week to visit her daughter piiwe in chaige. All the workmen can be finished. which it was jHiNsilde to use on the who is attending school at that place building were put to work, and when The revival meeting at the Arstill Mr. Sibley and wile passed out over selioollioi.se continues with much inter the mountain to North Yamhill horse Monday night came, not only was the building properly enclosed, but the est, and lias been quite successful. We back one day this week. atage and gallery were in, the box oflit e have received a note stating that there The North Yamhill and Tillamook and ante-room were all finished but the have been twelve converts and that that they have all united with the Mt. stage line no longer have to transfer cloth and paper, and the auditorium Helm church except one. 7» also states their mail and passengers on the rope whb all done except cloth and paper on that the meeting is being conducted try and basket. John Milicnn, Capt. of the the sides, and lath and plaster on the Rev. Wm. Bailey and the Christian peo west end division ot Hie overland flyer ceiling. The building gi\es promise of ple. Rev. Mr. Mills was present at two now drives over the new bridge to the being an exceptionally hamUome and Trask House, which IB acceptable to commodiouN Btructuie, Bomething fur meetings. John. Tillamook to he proud of. St. Valentine’s day is said to be sacred In size it is ample, being 40x100 feet. John Cook is baling hay at E. M to St. Valentine, the 14th of February. The main audience room is 40x65 with a Keys ’ place. It has been a custom for many years for gallery 30 feet deep. It is estimated that young people to send letters on this day School meeting next Monday, March the building, including the gallery, will containing protestations of love and 1st at Trask school house at 2 P. M seat 1500 people. The stage is 20x40 in affection to their sweethearts. This is sise It will he fitted up with dressing Fairview Items. all very pleasant ami agreeable w hen it rooms on either side and with a nice is carried out in the right spirit, but (Vop curtain and scenery. The walls, to Every body baa the grippe here. some people take advantage of this op the beginning of the arch in the ceiling, portunity to insult their neighbors. A Mr. Higginbotham started tojl’ortland are 17 feet high, and will hj finished joke is all right in its place, but some of to day with bis beef cattle. with cloth and paper. The arch raises the valentines mailed at this office indi The public school of Fairview will give the ceiliing to a height of 20 feet from cate a very low order <>t intellect and the (loor. Arch and ceiling w ill be character. If these people would culti mi exhibition Friday evening March the The gal 5 th, 18l>7. The entertainment will lie at plastered and hard finished. vate nobler sentiments, ami have some the Fairview liall. All are invited. An lery will be seated so that those in the respect for their superiors, they would back seals w'ill have as good a view of be more desirable members of the eoni- inauguration trail .after (lie free exhibi the stage as those in the front. Il is inuntiy, and there would be less friction. tion . (Climated that the gallery will «eat about 400 persons. As soon as the Stephens Creek Suckers Garibaldi News building !a completed, an ilhislrated Fresh goose eggs at your own price. description will be given of it in the B. Martin H eadi . ight Loyd Smith Inis just finished the The building will be and addition to ins house J. Lowaist Jones was ill a trance lust is a credit to the town and to those who Ssm mid Benny Johnson have just week, therefore lie did not send bis built it. We do not know of a city in Oreg on of the size of Tillamook that can removed a slide from the county road items from Stephens Creek. boast as fine a public hall as ours will be near the Mianima bridge. BOTTLESON— PANNT.— Last week when completed. Johnson and Ilia sou Charley who at 5 A.M. i’upp Bollleson and Sarah but to return to the opening hall. It have been sick with the L«<iiippe are I Pantt were married at the ranch of had been thoroughly adveitised ami no her mother by the Rev. Abner Multi pains spared to make it the most «ucees»- getting around again. tude, Lb. The bride was attired in n lul affair of the season, and such >1 was. Mrs. H. Mitchel who has been sick lovely Imlf lilting mother liubbard while The price of iidniisinun was fixed at ¿I .50, is getting better duck gown en train, from Paris, trimmed including slipper, which was a pielly Saturday we had almut a half-inch in Mamaloose point lace. Sim wore a stiff price for these times, but that did of snow. It was about all gone by noon vail of white mateiial emborded with not hinder the sale of tickets apparent "STOCTON MILLS ROLLER PRO ly, fur the hall was well filled with Oretown Offerings CESS ” 81m carried a bouquet of Cucur- darners, there being as many as 60 Iritacaiie, and wore a wiealli of Johnny couples on the flour in some of the C Christensen baa gone to Portland Ju p Ups, I’upp was also present with dances. the license, and a chew of 8,mar Head. on a business trip. 1 he music wag furnished by, Fred After tha ceremony, the guests lit out 1'iige, pianist, Will Pettys, curiietisl, Rev. Carey Smith has finished hie for refreshments and the Imppy couple ami Jt-auie Jenkins, Joe Keffer, and < my lectures nt this place sal down Io sii elegant breakfast consist Bowman, violinists, and was as good a« Johnie Helleiitirand hauled out ten ing of dandelion greens and pancakes. any we have ever heaid hi Tillamook. cows from mire-holes last weak—all in The dunce at Blenheim House last Eveiybody dtuiced, whether they knew ona day. Sunday niglil was well attended by the how oi not, and everybody bad a good Mrs. Sutton lost a valuable cow Inst high and low canto. They were .epeiat- lime. The floor was ill good Condition week. Its death whs caused by strangu ed from each other by a clmlk mark coiisidtti mg I he fact that it is new, mid drawn h cress the fliarr. The music was the size of the hall msiiicd plenty of lation. inflicted liy Bdl Cumriiie who played room to tlie daiict'is. I he programmes Miss Maud Upton, formerly of this the uft lend tulia. G«o Barton, who weie the handsomest ever seen al a pub place, is to lie married next fall irritated llie snare drum on the near lic ball here. They were printed ill si.le while Clvde Clemmeiila, with the Miss Jessie My, ell known in thia harmonica in swing, imida things liowl. the natioiial colors in honor of the day, neighborhood, is visiting ii> Salem Tlie music was praised by every "lie and were done at the I In wniunr office, as being the loudest lliat they had liaare fin* flooi mmnigeiM wereU. K. Ileyiiolds, Frank Franklin Ims nlmost completed tide winter. I'lmy did well consider A he C'ohn, «nd < I imm l'< lerson, mid to n new house into which he will move in ing that limy had just been taken off tlm glass. J. lx,waist Jones-as led in say lliiit the managument was first class, n few days. the german by lira, Sapphire Artie- is unmeessmy. i he pimío n«rd was n Yell w ho attracted a great deal of attent "Valley Gem (Jabiiict <«ran«l" helmiging ion on account of tier altitude Tim to Alfred Wdlimns. It is a very fine Bay City Breeies dance was a social stlceSas iu many histi iimrlit, ami although the lisll it in ways Walter Woods has completed the an iitilhiifthed condition, inurlu itself J. Jaiwnisi Jones bridge over Hie Trask mid returned distinctly heard, adding much lo the Schooner Ford home. music. The «upper whm linnndicl by Mr Larsen, of the Lureeii House, ami it Th- Bay City youths enjoyed coasting I fternry Not«. was «rpinl t<> every I hing else cuinivclrd Saturday. Ex-Presidant Harrison Ims written <-f with tire hall, Hint was a c«edil to the Mien Manila Sturgeon of Tillamook “A Day Willi tlm Pr»-rddant >» t Hix house. Dmicmg whs kepi up until the for I lie March ladiet’ Home Jour **wee Mina' M hours of the morning, the spent Sunday in Buy City nal The article is said U» be hiiigubirh Rev. Corner occupied the pulpit last I iiitere«lii>K ill the »Ivtail with which it last of the merry-maker« leimiiiiing until There has n d been f »i d«*M>*ril*efl the w«niris«»mR r«-otr»,a of (hr five o’cha k Sabi *a til President. It ia ««id that G«m**ral llnr- years an occasion at Wliich there whs no The revival services have coniinued ri«*»n. in this mi ti< L. ha* deliv»-»e<l bin - milch genuine lejoieing as there whr at »f |l with grant dirr<*tnrMM mul v gor sit week. Every holy fell that idallY« to I hr Hiiiiri/niw ill »1 »irr tliis op.-nnig hall Win. Peiteya «Misted with ¡the music vitdted upon n f’ldrf Ex <uli <' bv this opening of the new opera Louse at the grand opening of the Tillamoek jiendMeiit offb r*«erker**, mih I hr »iyr*t- meant the da w h of a new era in the a titii(|iir pl»H', hv » hi<*h the l’rr*»i lent*’» social hf" of Tillamook opera liouse liemeforth bnrdrn* mold be lightened, n»»d out p<-i«p!e w ill La i e a place in w hi» bio Mi«« Marion Brid.oford entertained he l»e rnnl'lrd to <I«* v <»I h more Hit* nlion A frHliire meet, on all torts of pleasant <M*<'iision«, her little friends Hsturdny afternoon to in‘«re inip ’rt itt iHuller«. of the Miliclr tlint wdl I. rv « r lin»e»v and the nilell<*ilua| ami social «thniihi« The event was Io celebrate her 7tb year interest to Iho«r RM»l»iti*’ni to errge tbr that will result from this cannot well He Lem Parker ia enjoying bachelor life uounirv wider the iiwomiifg Rdtntni«!ra overesiimuted. tion, de»»'-ril»r» very fullv l»o\* tbr pr«*«- while Ilia wife ia aojonrning in Tills hi "*. ident hiakM appointment« Io offler “ I Washington's birthday was ajieut very |> hv With the Preaitfent at Hi« De»«k” in unique in Irtdiig the flr«t time tlint the Rlray quietly in Bay City, there lieing none of daily I’fe of thr President be« l»re»i Yearling heifer, ninrked crop off the the tisiial |s«rtie« or entertainments deaeril>ed by one who lima filh «1 that exulted office Article«* ii|x»n the «orlal tight ear mid under half crop the le I. The dramatic talent of Bay City is «nd dCMneetlr life of the Pre«ident by Tire own* r crii have lb* same by » ailing planning another entertainment which (¡enerttl ffxrriaon will follew ill «n< < •»••- on Clay Daniel «nd psymg fur feeding nd tins gd. ive i««uea of the Journal will be made public later on Glenora Gleanings
