Tillamook headlight., November 11, 1897, Image 2

THE
TILLAMOOK WEEKLY
HEADLIGHT;
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
All of our numerous departments are heavily stocked with bright new Fall &
inter goods. Call and see for you
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the largest and finest stock of goods ever brought to this City.
We have just received one of the largest and best selected assortments of Capes and Jackets e’ter seen in this c’ty, a o the lat
est patterns, call and sec them, even if you don’t intend to buy. They are direct from the laigest factory of its kind.
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We have all the latest JTt? have never before hacl
things in
such a complete sock of
Dress Goods
Such as storm serges,
winter outing flannels,
heavy ducking and an
mmense lot of calicos
ginghams and shirtings.
CLOTHING
everything direct from the
factory Latest styles and
best values for\ fall and
ivinter.
We know just
what the people want in
this country in the line of
clothing and we have got it.
Ask to see our $6 line of suits, they
Thai new line
are wnat others ask $iofor.
just received.
oj ladies' lace shoes
Our Sock Stock.
We have also just re­ Remember u/e han
ceived a very large line die the only
w
It is useless for uh to talk about
prices here, as every one known
that we are the leaders in
is complete . H aving long years
OF EXPERIENCE IN SERVING THE
PEOPLE IN THIS LINE OF GOODS
ENABLES US TO KNOW JUST WHAT:
TO GET FOR OUR TRADE, AND OUR
ASSORTMENT IS LARGER THIS YEAR j
THAN EVER. CHEAPER PRICES, ‘
i GUARANTEED GOODS. OUR ENTIRE
we carry and our prices are the
1 LINE OF BOOTS AND SHOES ARE'
/shirts,
l|^5,D£7ap3/r/an£2£Z7er¿/ lowe8t- , We handle quantities of
.
r and a genera
. x,
DIRECT FROM ONE OF THE LARGEST^
goods and believe in quick sales
factories on the coast , and lmeof gents furnishing
guaranteed.
and small profits.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
gOOdS.
goods.
Snag Proof
UNDERWEAR Rubber Boots
Every Line
pair
Our $1.00 and fj oo line of mens fine\ Ovr $S and $to suits all
shoes are corkers.
what others ask $/e for.
wool—are
See out $r go and $e.oo line of mens .
^working shoes.
Also adine line of hats just received,
We have no old and shoddy goods that we wish to close out—these are all bright and new and we will sell them very low.
Dont forget that we also lead in prices on groceries and provisions. Trade us your butter and get the highest price paid in the city.
We expect a large fall trade this season and thank you kindly for your patronage in the past.
COHN & CO.
HEADLIGHT X-RAYS '
,
Editor Johnson, of the Nehalem
City
Times,
is in town.
If
you
want
n
good
county
paper
tak
e
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tlie H eadlight .
John Roach, of Forest Grove, has
Miss Maude Carson lias accepted a
Horse for sale—call al H eadlight
been
visiting his brother the past week.
position
in
the
H
eadi
.
ioht
office.
Silks for evening waists at Mrs Stur­
office.
Rev. Dixon and family, of Tillamook,
geon’s.
Capt.
J.
J.
Dawson
was
in
town
on
Commissioner Harvey is in town
have been the guests of Rev. Potter this
All Mail Orders sent to Sturgeon’s for Wednesday attending to busineHS here.
attending County Court.
week.
Drugs has carefull mid prompt attention.
Wanted— A boy, not over 16 years of
Rev. Griggs held services in the Pres­
Nels Thompson has n line lot of new
If you want to see Lisk shine go Io age, to learn the printer's trade. Inquire byterian church last Tuesday. He will
furniture on the way from l’ortlmid.
nt this office.
Don’t fail to go and see it when it conies,) Tuttles.
continue to hold services every Sundnv
Mrs. Sturgeon has just received mi- ! nt 11:00 A. M.
Look
out
for
Hie
large
lot
of
new
What on earth do we mean by I.isk?
Robert Morris went to Portland, Mon­
Well, go and see Tuttle mid he will telf furniture booii to be on exhibition at other invoice of millinery mid furnishing
day
goods.
Nils Thompson's furniture store.
you.
Preparations are being made for a
The final settlement of the estate oj
Bring ns your solid packed butter and
Wanted— A boy, not over 16 years of
Thanksgiving dance.
James
Rvan
occured
in
tlie
County
nge, to learn the printer’s trade. Inquire : we will pay you good prices in cash.
II. W. Fountain, agent for Singer Sew­
Court on Monday.
2t
McIntosh A Townsend.
at this office.
ing Machine Co., has been transacting
The partnership estate of Johnnie business in our berg this week.
A large assortment of velvets at Mrs.
Miss Lottie Freeman, of the Ln Mode
Gabrielsen and C. Thayer was finally
Millinery Parlors, spent yesterday visit­ Sturgeon's.
One hundred head of sheep were
settled in court on Monday.
ing friends in the country.
were shipped from her oil the Elmore
Geo. Handley and Ted McKinley
The testimony in a land contest, be­ killed 3 geese in a two day« hunt the
County Commissioner’s Court met in last week by Benj. Higginbotham
tween Bins Hurlburt and C. W, Smith, ' early pait of the present week .
regular Session yesterday lint this paper
We hear that J. S. Elliott is drying
was heard before J. D. Edward*. County !
went to print too early to give proceed­ potatoes for the Klondyke market.
Wanted— A boy, not over 16 veins of
Clerk ou Monday.
ings. Tlie court is still iu session to­
age, to learn toe printer’s trade day.
Clmrley Newman has given up his' Inquire at this office.
t
Meda.
position in the H eadlight office ami I
Mrs. Dr. Linton, of Neiialeni, is visit-
l>ress
trimmings
at
Mrs.
Sturgeon's.
gon» in pursuit of the festive silverside !
ing her mother, Mrs Newman,
J. K. Craven is, at present, afflicted I
T. A. Slocum Medicines for Sale at
undchurn in the channels of the K i I c I im .
W. G. Kelso lias sold liis place, on with one of Jobs comforters.
Charley is a good faithful worker, mid Sturgeon’s Drug Store.
Long I’rnire, to the Murphy Bros.
Mrs Baker, who lias recently been
the HKAin.ic.ur wishes him well where-
Prof. Beggs will give an entertainment
quite sick, is doing as well us could be
Abe
Colin
returned
from
a
business
ever he may go.
entitled the “Carnival of Nations” in
trip to Portland mid other points, Tues­ expected.
L.'.at Saturday morning Tom Coates' about two weeks.
Mr. Varner and family report fair
day evening. Abe’s many friends were
our genial deputy County Cleik, came
success in their endeavor to gather
The Building for Kay and Todd's glad to see him home again.
down town wearing a smile entirely out I
buckle berries near Woods,
clothing store is being pushed forward
of proportion to the smile usually worn
To Cure Constipation Forever.
Kiel« Bios', sawmill is running full
j ns rapidly as possible. It stands flush
Take
(
’
itsealets
Candy
Cathartic.
10c
or
25c.
by business men. The explanation was
,
„
,
with the street, is 26 x 7'2 feet in sixe and If C. C. C. fail to cure, druggists refund money. blast. They are able to supply all ordeis
simple, Its A girl ami weighs 6 pounds. ..... .. ..
.,u
,
on abort notice
*
26 feet high to the eaves. I lie lower
Tom waa loaded with cigars, and every-1
Mr. Poteet, who exchanged property
story will be furnished in one large
Eastern Elections
body smoked to the health of the little
with Mr. Misner, says he is quite well
store room with small back room. The
Up
to
the
hour
of
going
to
press
par
­
stranger.
upper story may not be furnished at all tial election returns were received from satisfied with the Nestncca country.
Our readers will find iu this issuo n I ; at present.
I eastern states as follows:
A. W Fletcher, of Oretown, passed
corrected directory of the Secret Societies i
through Meds on business.
Maryland......... . ................. doubtful.
The
Tillamook
Dancing
Club
met
at
of this lowu and Bay City. ltisas near
Ohio....................................... ”
County Commissioner, D, P. Harvey
ly correct us we can make it. We do not : the »tore of C E. l eynold* oil Tuesday
has been overseeing ti e work on the
Kansas................................... ”
cbmgn these Societies anything for evening and reorganised for the present
MasMClmsetts
. republican 90, 0J0 Little Nestncca bridge while undergoing
rnuuing their cards, mid iu return for mu mouth with the following officers: Pres­
Iowa ............................... ”
17, 000 repairs.
ident
mid
Secretary
C.
E.
Reynold»,
favoring them they surely ought to allow
Should the weather premit, our
Penn«ylvania
........................................
us the Courtney of biiuging in, unsolicit­ Tie»«. D. D. Bowman. A floor com­
efficinent, supervisor, Mr. Allen, intends
Virginia............. Democratic 25, 000
mittee
waa
appointed
consistsng
of
Jord.
ed ti e iiiforuialiou neceesaiy to make
Kentucky.................... ”
1ft, 000 completing the road around tl>e hill to­
Morris, Chas. Newman and one other to
their cards c. rreet.
Colorado Silver Republican................ waid the Big Nestucca valley.
be designated hereafter. The next
Jerome Dunn is hewing out some large
A very sad accident occuired at Ne­ dance will be given on Saturday even­
Nebraska .................................SO, 000
tarts last Friday afternoon. Georg ing.
Tammay carried New York City. timbers for a Imrn. He tave he intenda
Johnson'■ little three year old sou was ‘
having one of the best barns on the
Little Nestncca.
playing on the banks ol the slough, neat . The notice« for the town election are
BORN
lite Netarts sawmill. The child was posted. They recite that on the 5th. day
throwing sticks into the slough ami a of December, an election will be held tor
Kcal Estate Transfers.
dog, belonging to Mr Baily, wag retriev­ Mayor, Recorder, Marshal ami Scouncil-
COATS—In Tillamook, Oregon, on OCT 28 State of Oregon to Sophie Smith. X E
meti,
of
Tillamook
City.
Now
is
the
time
ing them. Finally the dog, In hie eager-
St of Sec MT 4 X R io w
Friday Oct. Mill. to the wife of Thomas
nee* to get the stick«, ran against the for tlie Tarheel», the Knownotliings, the
»1 Frank M
Wakety to Madison
Contea,
a
daughter.
Clemmens. Lot i-of Sec gj TpjTlioW
child, which accidentally fell into the Whiskey'.t*3, the Prohibitionists, the
» Julius an.l Minnie People to Airfed
water. Help w«« near at hand and the Admiiiiatrationist«, the Anti- Idiniu-
and Martha Nichol 1« A W X. Vaughn 1
little fellow was taken out befme he had istrationiat» and all lite rest of the patties
D
I. C.
i
DIED.
lieen in the water for more than tluee to dig up their tomahawk«, knives and
JS J. Potwka to V. B A Lena Vesely. El. !
otSecWiTpjSR-W
minutes ami every effort made for In* pistols, and putting ou their war |>aint
2» Edwin L. Cady to Marion A. Cady )
rip up tlie reputations ol all the other JOHNSON—At NeUrts, Or». Oct 29th.
reitoralion, but all in vain.
M A in Sec >oTp j SRSW
The funeral took place iu Tillamook fellow»' wive« relations, and raise hade* Frank, ton of Mr. and Mr». George XOT. I V. 8. Patent to lohn B. tuakeep X. g I
Juliuson, aged 3 years an i 9month«.
generally.
Mof Sec jo Tpi SR ic W
ou Saturday.
Bay
THE ARENA.
: L. L & Sarah Stillwell to W. D. Still.1
well 59 A in Sec 24 T 1 S R 10 W. Deed of
correction.
1 W. D. Stillwell, to J. C. Hunter, same
l L. L. & Sarah J, Stillwell to Chas
/
Hunter, tract in Sec 14 T iSRio W.
1 B. JI. & Sarah A. Daniel to C. I.. Ooley But for which the Editor Does not
& Mabel Oolej-, lots 3 & 4 ill Blks 11 Still­
Hold Himself Responsible
well's addition.
r
ur-
This department of the H badmoht Is
1 W. G. & S. I. Kelso to C. L. Ooley &
■voted to ('OuiiHUuicatlons received from the|
Mabel Ooley, W
ol N. H. J4 of Sec 18 Tp
ople and all are Invited to contribute to it-
2 S R 9 W.
lie s'.ibj.-.'Is treated must he subjects of gcu,
2 C. L. & Mabel Ooley, to W.. G. Kelso
rat inteiest. Under no coasider.tlon whal­
8.1. Kelso, Lots 3& 4 Blk 11 Stillwell'» ad.
er will anything ot a perioral nature be
2 M. A. Bowers, to Leonard and John «dmitted.
Krebs 3.099 acres in Sec t6 T 5 S. R. Io W.
2 David & J. w. Wiley, to Elisabeth
Wiley. Lot 4 & W
of Lot 3 Blk' 8 Town
Tillamook, Ore. Nov. 1,1897.
of Tillamook.
EXPRESSION ÖF PUBLIO OPINION.
2 U. S. A. to Gustaviils Allison, W }C of
s E
SWtgofNKK* X E \ of S W
, of Secs Tp 3 S K 9 W.
2 A. G. Beals, to,W. 11. Cooper, Tract in
Sec 30 T 1 S R 9 w.
3 Henry Tohl, to Neck Drosdoff Bond for
deed.
3 I . S. Patent t > Jefferson P Bailey N W
!* of S W X oi Sec 33 Tp 1 S R 10 W.
St Alplionsus
ACADEM\
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
J rapbd C ourse
of I nstruct
ST ALFItOXSUS ACADEMY is divided
■ ir departmauis. vli. Primary. luteruied
IraiiMiiftr, mid Senior.
1 he Year is divided iuto four terms of elt
»vceks each.
TUITION fee -
TuiUon Fee for one pupil tor a term of clro<
weeks—th the Primary Department Two Dm .
i - ahs , in the IXTaaxtitMAT«, Tirus a D olla W
2« ammab G kadx , Fovu D ollabs ; S bkio ;
ouADt, Eira D ollabs .
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
Instrumental music in the piano or the strin
eJ Instruments, (or a term of eleven week» r,
D ollars .
VOCAL MUSIC
' "cat music. K ioht D ollabs .
B usiness D epartment -
In the Basine» Department, Stenography Boo'
keeping .nd Type wrltl-ig rmlnded. tr
The commoa branches T hibtv - tivb D ollal
for Mie whole course.
Plain Sewing amt Fan.-y w.,rk free to th.
Iplls on Saturday alternoon.
l attn , French and Germaa Included in th.
e dor Grade. Private le-ona tn tbtMB 1,„
eagea Five D ollabs a term.
7^““' *“e*“,on P*‘d U» Physical Traini.
i nd Kliqaette.
Editor H eadi . ioht :—
It is said that otir present City Marika
ia a candidate for re-election. Iiso.it
would lie gratifying to hia friends if he
would, at an early date, discard some of
his daintiness and gather in a few of the
hoodlums who are doing their best to
terrorize the community, Few of our
citizens object to the boys engaging in
youthful sports and enjoying themselves
in a legitimate manner, but when peace­
ful, law-abiding citizens are disturbed
night after nigl.l by having their bouses
“rocked” or tick-taked, when fences are
torn down and property damaged, night­
ly raids made on chicken coops, persons
who are dangerously ill wantonly dis­
turbed, strangers trip|>ed tip on the main
streets, and so on, it ia lime an effort was
made to put a atop to these outrages,
and if it is not expecting too much,
citizens look to the marshal for relief.
It is no use to recite instances of the
outrages (for they have become too
numerous to be called anything else)
committed by the gang if hoodlum* now
infesting the town, for they are matters
of common knowledge and in many cases
have been directly reported to the
marshal. Neither are those who commit
the outrages unknown. They are sons
of reputable citizens, and well known to
the marshal, and even if they are not it
is hie business to find out. There are
taxpayers who are getting tired of pay-
iug a salary to a marshal who give« them
no protection, and it will materially help
his chances of re-election if he will, >11
the near future, do a little rustling and
allow the people that lie is City Marshal
for the purpose of doing liis duty ns pre-
acrilierl in Section 1, of Chapter 3, of the
City Charter amt not for the sole purpose
of drawing his salary and walking around
behind a big star.
A Victim.
CARD OF THANK»
NIGHT SCHOOL
<M School open to pni,n, lron <:J,
„n((
o umcncuix ou Mouday Oct. nth Tint*.
» per mouth
"■ of ii weeks payable ia advance.
To the many friends who so kindly
assisted and sympathized with ns during
our recent affliction, in the death ami
burial of our little sou we hereby
extend sincerest thanks.
Mr. and Mis. Geo. Jolnuo»-