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THE HEADLIGHT X-fíA Y S TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, THURSDAY, AUG. Geo. T. andl' .A. Baxter of Dolph are i County Court will meet on the 0th of September. in town on court business. The only complete lines of school sup Wm Kaiser the well known attorney of plies and school books carried in the city Salem, is here 011 business. at Tillamook News Co., next door to tj A full line of school books and school Bank. supplies at Lamb,s tf Mr Orchard, of the water works, who For table linen, toweling, stationery, has been ill ill Marsfield for a week or more is much belter mid will be able to go to the Racket Store. attend to business again in a few days. A L. Hayden, District Attorney for Mr. Armstrong of Nestucca is attend this district, is iu town attending circuit ing circuit court. court. C, A Doty, the efficient secretary of Judge Daly of the law firm of Daly and the Tillamook Lumbering Company, and llayter of Dallas accompanied by Mrs. of the water company, returned from a busines trip to Portland last Saturday. Daly is spending this week in Tillamook, E. G.E wist is in town attending to attending Circuit Court. legal business in which he is interested Rev. A. B. Wade, formerly state evan The new saloon building next to C. E. gelist of the Christain Church held Reynolds' hardware store is rapidly ap services at the M E. Church on Sunday proaching completion. It is 22x50 in evening. The theme of his sermon was size, and will be iurnished in a plain but substantial manner. “The Origin of Man”. Tom L row it, Fred Skidmore, Earnest Blake and the Murphy hoys will probab ly leave for the hop-fields in the near j future. Dr. j. K. Lockefnol Rev. Dr.) wife and daughter, of Portland, are enjoying the sea breeze and fishing of Tillamook. Dr. E. H. Parker and wife, of Port Mrs. Harris of Illingworth, a sister of land, are rusticating in this county. Mie. williams of La Mode Millinery parlors is visiting at the latter» home. Dr. Lewis and wife, of McMinnville, Frank Elliott and Frank Norberg have are amongst the many enjoying the de made nil nnusally fine catch of Salmon lightful summer climate of Tillamook I bus far Ibis season, their catch amount- The Steamer Harrison crossed the to 275 cliiuooks in 12 days. Nehalem Bar this tnoniing with lull sup FOUND—Near the Public school build George Day left for Astoria on the last plies for Kinue’s Salmon cannery. ing, a ladies gold brest pili with Jewel trip of the Harrison to remain for n week or more. sellings. Owner can have same by call Call for Warrants. Geo. Cohn returned Sunday night ing at the Headlight office or at my re Office of, Treasure; Tillamook County, from Portland where lie bad gone to sidence and proving property, and pay Tillamook, Ore. Aug, toth, I897. purchase a new stock of goods. Mr. ing for this ad. M. F. Roberts Colin reports extreme hot weather on There being funds in my hands to pay the following general funds warrants they are now For a good couet ask for the HAS a the trip home. G. G. Gammons of the law from of Gammons and Lainson is in town et tending Circuit Court, ile is one of the attorney for plaintiff in the case of wm. Nixon, Receiver of the Portland Savings Bank, vs Runyon et al. I T J t I t 3 t .t We handle the only genuine C. L Rogers of Barnegat was iu town . yesterday. Geo. A. Mowers and John Brady of J Blaine are in attendance on the Circuit. Court. Giles B. Johnson editor of the Nehal- ■ em Timesis iu town. Frank Crane of Foly, E. B Zeiier Mabel DeSomer, Grace Steiuaur, Fanny Larsen and R. Krebs all of Nehalem are in town. iL. ! Ä t Snao' to Proof Rubber Boot All others are imitations. See that the words ‘‘Snag Pproof ” are branded on the heel. esesell for less than the imitations are selling. Manufactured by the Goodyear Rubber 4 J Co. only vX: COHN & CO i called and will be paid upon presentation at the Racket Store. Mclntosli A Townsend will pay the highest market price in cash for dairy butler delivered at their factory at Tilla mook . We understand the Chamberlain road I? to the cape is now open, and now thei- is an effort being made to open a roml over the cape to connect with Netarts. This is a project all will welcome am I everybody ought to give a helping hand, the people on Sand Lake especially, as that would shorten the road to Tilla mook. Rev (*. Mills and Rev W. H. Harter of Oak- I ik I C h I. were In town on Tueaday arranging, lor the revival which ih to coinniencr heia on Sunday, evening < hr’.Ntnin people, generally are look 1 ng forward Io a very Hiiccemihil meet ing M i shin Bast and Harter are very highly Hpoken of by those who have heard them. AmongMt outside attorneys attending Circuit Court is N. L. Butler of Mon mouth Oregon. Geo Colin who has just returned from my office. Interest ceases after this date. Portland reports the Klondike fever Series A. No. 670, Series C. No s 825. 929, 108, somewhat under control in Unit city. 492, 1693, I054, 1614, Series E. No’s 4<*> 4°7( 266- Every body is awaiting the return of the 416, 273, 417, 410, 427. 446, 447. 44s. 449 . 45'». 445. steamor Portland which is expected to 45b 452» ,o3. *4«. 377. 2. 35«. 3^9- 395. 39^- 87s, 440, day Should the sleanier be loaded 483.259,356,372,354,855, 268, 415’ 4*2. 413, 414. down with gold as is expected the fever 267, 360 344, 376, 315, 349. 286, 428, 401, 4*24, 425. 371 will be worse than ever. 411, 409, 429, 320, 31O, 331, 384,104, 153, 420. 3O9, 393, ^5 COUNTY ITEMS. NETARTS A new logging outfit passed through 305. 852, 264, 278, 102, 438, 269, 290, 875, 377» >43. here this morning enroute for Nehalem 280, 394, 398, 291, 400, 307, 321,386, 383, 348, 15, 2»2, Mrs. Dr. Wise atxl two daughters Miss where it will be employed logging for 260, 261,262, 263, 359, 338, 292, 404, 4^1, 480, 4M. lluniple and Wheeler’s Mill. About 4*3, 459, 488. 460, 475, 4*2, 462, 469. 468, 326, 463. GATHERED BY OUR CORRESPONDENTS Stewart have been making Miss Frankie I25,453.4O5.46 i , i 64.47J. 406, 117, 265, 287, 367. Jackson a pleasant visit. twenty men and seven horses with all >33. 32j. 357.430,337. A Brief Glimpse at Last Weeks nec< ssary appliances will be enjoyed in Respectfully, Mr. Bower is doing some carpenter John Barker, Happenings the camp. work tor Misss Fannie Jackson. County Treasurer, Frank Linville will go to North Yam Mr. Chapman and wife and Misses hill in a few days ami take in the hop Sand Flax Culture In Tillamook. Lorena and Mina Morgan from Sheridan picking. are visiting Mrs. Munro Moigan. We give, below, some correspondence A deligntion of Tillninoookers, con- Mrs. E E Selph and two children relating to flax culture in this and ad Born—Morgan near Sand Lake on Misting of -. Elmer ____ ____ lloagutid „ wife, Addie left yesterday evening via the North joining counties. Messrs Foard and Harris ami wife, Mrs. Folan and daugli- Friday Aug. 17, to the wife of Mr Morgan Yamhill stage line on a visit to friends Stokes of Astoria Ore. it w ill be remem lers, and two sons, were I he guests of I a son. in Yamhill County. From that point bered received a large consignment of T J. Harris and w. C. King Ibis week. | she will go to Portland where she will flax seed from a firm in Lisburn Ireland They report having a good time casting / The Himes family of Bandon is camp the line for flounders in the hay, and a he the guest of Prof, and Mrs. Steel and which seed was to be distributed and surprise at the fine appearance of this , ed at Cape Lookout and having a very thence to woodland California where she sown lieie and samples of the product section of the country. They took in 1 enjoyable time. will spend the winter with relatives. Mrs. Dan Bowers and her friends Mrs. sent to them. Some of this flax seed Ocean Park on their return home. 390 . 3^7- 379. 7. 3*9. 325. 276, 239, 317. 370, 397. 4°3. Lake Mabel De Sotner plf vs C M De Somer deft. Suit for divorce, Eddy & Caples for plf, Handley A Handley for deft. Ella R Leoper, plf vs Eugene Leoper, deft, suit for divorce, McCain and Severance for plf. Daniel Atkinson, plf vs Lottie Stanley def. Suit for ejectment. Handley A Handley for plf, E ESelpli fordefls. A G Wilkes, plf vs Mahnla Wilkes et al (lefts. E E Selph for plf, Handley A Handley for defts. Lottie Stanley plf. vs Harold G Stanley deft. Suit for divorce. E E Selph for pit. Handley and llandley for defts. The steamer Elmore arrived in the bay on Tuesday afternoon having on E G E Wist plf. vs Geo W Pettit Im .idw. w Ridehalge with his force of mid Alfarata Pettit defts. Suit to set Chinamen ami the necessary stock foi The tide lands of w. C. King are alive W. P«g« and Mrs J. Lenst drove around deed. IV. J. May for plf. Sam L. Hayden the district attorney w as sown broadcast ami some in drills. the cannery at Garibaldi. The steamer of this district is in town attendir-g Cir The following letter from Mr. Porter of with hay makers just now, ninny of the | the head of the bay and made a short sailed again on Wednesday morning. Lisburn Ireland lias reference only to neighbors are culling hay there, we htay one day last week David Schwellnus plf vs Pauline D cuit Court. understand Mr. King will lake stock to j the drilled i'.ax k vn in this County. paslure. He has an abundance of fine Newell etaldeftB. Foreclosure. W J Muy Amongst tlm “funny” excuses offered J R. Stoddard an attorney of Puit- The letter from l'oard and Stokes to Imy. I Mis. Johnson, Mis Holden »nd Mrs. for plf. W L Breoks <St T II Goyne deft. by reluctant jurymen was o le imide In land is enjoying the fishing here Messrs Colie A Co. refers to that grown Il j Jenkins, »11 of Till»mook took a row over a man from Beaver who wanted to he Jim Thompson has returned to John Mahtney Sr pl vs Albert Malaney .Judge and mir . Hewitt are in the city, here and which was sown broadcast. j the har out to C»|>e Lookout and on ex< used because there was a camp valley. and Lulu E Malany dette. Suit to compel their return landed iu the breakers meeting in progress in his neighlair the former being in attendance on the Astoria. Ore, Aug. 17th ’97 défis to execute coirveyauce llandey and Miss Dailey Hoyt has returned to her Cohn 8c Co., ho-'<| that needed his attention. The Circuit Court as presiding Judge. The home, having been al Tillamook about a I Th“y did it on a dare and came out all Handley for plf. Tillamook, Oregou. Judge has won golden opinions from his Judge, while not under estimating the right, but the result might have been year attending school. Gentlemen: j otherwise. value of the juror’s services,‘cool dll’ brother attorneys and from ail our peo Iu renponse to your letter of Aug. J II Nolan plf us Jose Vincent et al M. Sommer and Chas. Atkinson have see it in that light and the man had ple for the able and impartial manner 14th, will say we have received the samples of commenced flailing nt woods Mr. and Mrs. T. R. West and family ■ left Suit to set aside deeds. EE Sei ph in which he has attended to the arduous Flax, ai'dare very much obliged for them. We of Portland have been visiting with Mr. to stay. Miss Sommer, a sister of M Sommer, West’s father A mother Mr. and Mrs. E and G O Nolan for plf. shall ship them as stated in your former tetter duties of his office. Mr. A Mrs. R. H. Holmes And mirh . to Lisburn, Ireland. We believe that some of is here on a visit from Louisiana. We st. Nellie M Stillwell et al, plfs vs Eliza your samples are very nice. The thiner kind Davis of woods are in the city, Tiles« lay beth Smith et al, defts. Suit for parli- Mr. L. J. Johnson mid son Hamid are t alon Meeting. of which there are two or three lots, the coarser while mis . Holmes was taking a walk at home once more. Mr Johnson will lion of Quick estate. Handley & Hand- At the Christian church. Sunday eve is too I xvy. prove tip on his homestead soon. about tow'll she was so unfortunate as Io Enclosed please find copy of report of former j ey for plfs E E Selph for defta. slip and sprain her ankle. She w ill be subject: “The Divinity of Christ an lien, samples, which we have sent. You will notice Many are preparing Io leave for hop Susie A wilson and A P wilsou, plf vs confined to her room for a couple of days. onatrated by Ilia Character.” Publi that the thinner Flax is better, this ofcourse picking soon. Martha I Hull plf vs Win Trevor deft. «Imply lies in the culture of the same, as the! Geo Day et al, def Action for money. services also in morning. All invited A Mr wolfe has settled on a place Suit to set aside conveyance. Daly A Mi O’Neil, fnthar of Mis Dr Muy G O Nolan for plf. A B. Wade. coarser Flax has been sown too thinly. near Mr Hembree's. It will probably be some time before we make 1 llayter mid W N Butler for plf. R City arrived hero from his home in Moulton another shipment and if you have any more ' T. Dittenholfer, plf. and appel vs Wild duck* are making their appearance on ron for deft. Iowa last Thursday. Mra O’Neil had Kntertglnment you wish to send, please send it, as it will be tlii«* bay in large numbers. Henry Toni, deft and res. Action to tax been here for her health. Mr. and mi r . Theodore Nicolai plf. vsF. Kutcher et The ladies of the Christain Church greatly appreciated by us. Handley & Handley A \'l ' ca*‘*s Klondike fever are report- ' a| delta. Suit to set aside conveyance. judgement surety. Respectfully Yours, O’Neil will remain here until about the will give a musical and literary enter ed in this locality. Foard 81 Stokes Company. -- people are attending Court this Claude Thayer for plf. E. E. Selph for for plf. W J May for deft. Many of r our middle of September when they will re laiiiuient in the Opera House Friday eye »Mils Among Alnnnrr ih® »»«av be l>a mention. i | | 1 the Hiimlme number may ing, August 27 Some of the best talent Lisburn, Ireland. Aug. 4th, 1897. week. turn to their hnme in Iowa. H. G. Stanley & wife Jas. Atkinson it w ile a of the state has been wecured to iiRMist Messrs Foard 81 Stokes Co., son Mis. L. >•’. Farmer. Mrs Jessie Keys. Mrs. j C B Hadley plf vs G w Phelps et a Social Dance II M Farmer, Mr. C. Murphy* and W. C. King. I No pniiiR will be Hpired to make it a riic - Astoiia; Oregon. ('oimnirtNioner Wheeler while croRs- <*ess. Addies* by Ex-Gov. Thayer. Re- The boys front this vicinity who arc fishing «lefts, Suit to compel Hefts to _ ____ Geutlemeu; A social dunce will be given at the execute Woods do not rej>ort very good success so ing the Nehalem Bar on board the tug ireshmenls wili be served during the eve 1 am in receipt of yours of the 14th 8t at deed. Handley A Handley for plf«, Eddy Tillamook Opera House on Saturday far. Maggie thia week lind tho misfortune to ing, comuRting of ice cream, cake lemon 16th ult., notifingthat you had forwHrded to II M Farmer it Yessie Kays are hauling him- ‘ A Caples for deft. evening, Auu 28th, to which evc.ylssly «ide, candy etc; M iimic by Prof Green me samples of Flax plant No. 8dt 9. I am very j her front Tillamook for their new School House. | full through 11 coal hole and wnsseiioindv is invited. Music will be furnished by All aie invited. Admission—15cts. much disappointed in these two samples. The Jacob b ray ne plf vs A Io is Vanniewen- We understand Mr. Wolf has rented the 1 hurt. He whs taken oil to A Nt oris Flax has grown long, strong and what we J Im ze, deft, Foreclosure of mortgage, w Miner's oicheatra. Ti.sets 50cts. Graves place. w lie le lie iR now in the hospital. Only would call rank. I have very grave fears re C. E Reynold., I. Brooks for plf Handley A Handley, The <2 rand .1 ury. Hit* lute fiirlM m I mivo RtiiliHl were obtain garding the prospects of getting any quality ' Manager for deft. from these plants. To begin with there are to ' able nt the time of going to pieRS. It in The grand jury this year consiste.l of many double and treble plants, that is to say. lio|»ed 1 hat Ilia injuries Arc not »• seriouw I.. 11. Brown, Silas Morton. J. H M.mre, the plants have grown in two or three shoots A. C. Gist, Chsa. Beitinon, ami hr reported. Peter Heisel. It was in session two from the root, thus weakening the orignal , days and aside front tlm |2 00 a day and plant, and consequently there are to many 1 A trip to the Garibaldi beach lust Sun M re. Goo. L Smith, sister of mis . mileaite for each man cost the county branches at the top of the plant. Both of these day revealed Hie fact that this beach is and two children, Piof John Barker, just »1.70 for witness fees. Ch.lv a few are serious faults, as the top branches will last coming into prominence. The Given of the Musical department of F01 complaints were presented amt no in- break off iu the scutching and the lower shoots «rove bordering the sand is almost cover at the root will also deteriorate the value of the est Grove University, and Miss Emil, diriment» were made. The grand jury ed with tents, mid every one seems happy .«•led very aeusibly and we think its fibre very much Turner, all of whom have for a week action will lie approved by all sen You never I old me whether you propose hav- 1 One < amp occupied by the principal of past past been the guest» of Mr. ami Mrs. sible people. There are always men who itig the Flax rotted, that is steeped in your dis the Sei wood Grammer School of Port John Barker, will leave for home tomor under cover of the -ecrecy which the trict, or if you will forward the plant tome press land (Mr. Curtis mid family) have named ttrniid jury affords are ready to go in and ed and packed. It will be time enough coming row, via the Forest Grove stage line. complain of technical violations of law by sailing ship and do uot think of putting on their camp Happy Camp, and it is well by tl.eir neighbors an.l if a grand jury the expense of forwarding over- land If any named, as their atcions indicate, liy try A parly from Tillamook City consist choose* to do so it can bring heavy ex ofn*.' brother a vessels are iu your neighbor ing to make every one happy that chance ing of Dr. A Mrs. wish and two daught pense tip..n llieiniinty. Our grand jury hood I fee!certain they will bring the lot home to call on them Another camp ocett- er-*, Judge D.i lv «ml wife, Oak Nolan, was evidently composed of sensible men lor you free Mention the matter to the Capt pied by some Bay City iters have the ain's and ask them to b.ing forward whatever M ihm Park r, M t n Lulu ami IJonn y ou have, to Live pool fo* itiHit uclious, which immeofOa ll.ul.or Tliev informed Hunt, Mr and Mrs John Barker, Alien Hnuar (Surat*. they will receive from iuy brother on ai rival us Hint they w mid have admit bake on Attorney Butler of Dallas, Grand Lectin I shall an soon as I receive the fibre twin you. Mr». Grace Strinhour ami aoua, Mr». Fanny I'nesday evening, mid extendeda gener er of the A. O U. w. D. C. Herrin I.ir vn. K Krvb«. F H Zeller, l*an Cronin, K D proceed to make it iuto Saluiou Twine If po*x- al invitation t>> all Mr. Curtis is to do Mr. A Mrs Tuttle and family. Giant Sailea Nehalem; I)r D Lima». S Wilaon, Me ible for your market. 1 shall be please«I to hear from you later on. the cooking and Mr Nevins,of Bay City, Hughes of Forest Grove and Miss Jessie Mimiville, A E Lucy, Wooda; Mr* M War- and remain, will move them to his guests, which will Moreland made a pleasure trip to the leny, V D Modgvra. J. K St«Hl<1arI. O O Yours truly, T. Porter. (.»niinon«, Dr. J K. Lock*, wifv and daugM r. la< many no doubt Barnegat Reach I hn I Sundav. They Dr. K. l> 1‘arker, Ge«»rge Berlock, H. G. ply- Tillamook mid Bay City were well rep went in the Steam laiiuch Louise and a mole, Mlaw Della Burbonch. Mi.«a Riva Morivk, resented on I he lieacli Sunday mid all Portland; K ?4 Pomeroy. Kalama; Jaa Cast.*. large boat which she towed for the pur seemed to tn joy themselves Any one SO VIARI* pose. All the participants report a most 1'arui. Frauk Crain, Fule*; Geo (' o UI qr and wife. John llugha and wile. Salem. C. S Ma)lor tXPKRI_NCC wialiiug a xoial time should visit the enjoyable time. ami wife E. F Cornell. Foreat Grove. Mr* A «■ariliuldi beach. Foil -wing are a few of l»onald«on, Oakland Cal. J. Carl»ona C A ■ lie names mid residence of those camped CarUon. A. Ilauvkr. F Rarkmau Otto Johnaon. there at present: and wife. C J. Wolfe. Mr« Finberg. Astoria. J 4 G llolronibe, Newport. Mra Harris. DalU<«; Frank Lan.. M Helens; A D Curtis 4 | Mo* S. Millet', Hi bbard. Kdith tkMiny. Eugene, F. D Hansen, G. W. Frye and family, <L Ulster. Dolph F A Baxter. lX»lph G v J B II. nm. es and family, Mt S S. M«»wer< J. Rra«lry Rlalne H W Fountain. Mar<hfi< t«l; Wm. I retVeld wife and daughter, G1 le.pe. Mis Gertrude Fimer, p„rt- is the last the $1000 | i Wickahier. Fu rlaml; Mr» Mahal l>e Somer. Inin1; Iteii-h Aldrin,nn and wife, (J. \y Nehalem. content Kiger and wife, Joe Nevins and wife, Bay Citv; Major Geo. Williams and wife SiAt/dmf 'f is Cliaa, A. l’urk, <’. A. Whaleand family, BORN A ' ’ 7 /C£ 7 sou u ptrffdiy g.i„leu a„d ta,„i,ss ^el)lod filing and Salem Mr McNeir and family, Tdla mv /<•»/* / e.r/rnmrnltng wnte timr n-ilh it and do noi '< m>ek;J D. wilinor.A. R Thompaou, Rule oi eonttwt BROIVER—Near Tillamook, Ang 25tl>, aat , irtf J. L. Motlutk, Beaverton; Thomas atr ta ^ „ „ my advertisement .Soul 1807, to the wife I Mr. Brower, a .laugh- Rowe, Mrs .Abiartt.G. O Rowe mid y of each i^u.u and narront my nnnk fon fitt ytart My chargt, aro n-ithn ter. Geo Haskel, Forest Gruve. Circuit Court Docket Bay City Pental Hoticc. I have returned from Nehalem, and will remain at mv office here everv dayfmni this date on as long as I am kept busy. 11 hose who want to see me before I leave foi m\ Portland office will please call at P atents August 31st once Yours Truly day of missing ward W. A. Wise. tea wonderfully fresh aod fine roackof.ll mum llnMlfarya, <a aor akon, df.tal
