Image provided by: Tillamook County Library
About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1897)
Ave are Headquarters for the best grades of Rubber anil Leather Boots made in the United States. We have a fine line oi We guarantee every article we Children’s School handle in these lines and have Shoes on hand now one of the largest just adapted lor this wet and best assorted stocks ever Leather. brought to th is city. Such goods made Leather boots, and Goodyear Rubber Co’s as Buckingham & Hechts, snag proof gum boots are unequalled in quality Oxix* Oil Skin Coats are the best made and we are selling r/S them at what others are charging for inferior goods. We have just a few of those elegant CapOS left: Better get one before they are all gone. 0112? HjoL2?ge Stock is just as complete as ever, for we are receiving quantities of new goods by every boat. We will have some of the best bargins to offer our ever given the public. patrons COHN F HI IH HI IHHHHHHHHHBHHI HEADLIGHT X-KA YS See our samples of line job printing in this ¡»Hue. The electric light company is putting a large number of new poles for ila wires Don’t forget the Racket store when you want Xmas goods. I)r. and Mrs. J. \V. May are comfort able settled in their new Lome. IhiUNiially nigh water Ims prevailed during the hist week and duck hunters have not been particularly successful. lion. J \V. Maxwell is buying up t ini bei lands. See his ad. elsewlieie in Ibis issue* The notices of final proof of homestead of Nella M Curtis and Mis. Julia Cur tis, appear in this issue. Road the article in this issue entitled, ‘School (Min ers and Parents.’ U is well worthy of perusal. A Kellie of asphaltum which ham be ing healed for application to the new electric light poMii, caught lite this morning making quite a blaze. Al Letcher and Henry Crenshaw, are raffling off it fine Pinker llammerless shotgun, and a ‘97 Rambler bike. • Dwight Edmunds lias opened up Ilia new store with a tine stock of general merchandise. Ilia advertisement ap pears in this issue, Silvei Wave Chapter, No. 13 0. E. S. nt its last regular meeting elected the the following otllc**rs : W M , Luelli Eord; \V P.,0. »*. Nolan; A. M., Mu*. John Barker; Secretary, Carl Knudson; Treas. Mis. T. B Hand ley; Conductress, Miss Josie Petrie. Fred Lowery and Annie Lederer were granted a license to mary, Dec. 9th. 1897. Shoes - bee »er than they can be bought In our hist issue the vote of C. E. Rey Prof. Beggs dancing class is not as any wlnie else n Tillamook C »«inly nt nolds, Candidate for Coiineihmin was prospersus as heretofore. ( e •. W. Phelps store’ Netarts Ore. given as 18 instead of 81 as it should Dr.Wise, onr dentist, will remain as have been, If the person who has my handsaw long ns he is kept busy. Any one want and linsnips does not return them at ing work done must attend to it once. Shipping Intelligence, once they will Le’clnirged up to him on A new lot of toy patent sad-irons for the books. C. E Reynolds. The schooner‘Bella.’ a three master Xmas presents, at Reynold’s Hardware was lowed into the liny Wednesday by ! Store. I have sold goods in Tillamook for 11 (lie tug Maggie. 1 Th? largest line of Xmas go« da ever years. Most of our best citizens are The schooher ‘Twilight’ is outside the brought into Tillamook, on the next carrying watches that I have sold them and will tell you that they me just as I bar waiting to be lowed in steamer, at Lamb’s. represented them to be, I cl «ini to kimiv The schooner ‘C. I’ Hill’ is in tie Don’t make your Xmas purchases un what 1 am selling and if it proves to be bay waiting for a cargo of lumber, at the til von have looked over Lamb’s stock different from what I represent it to be I lohsonville mill. j of presents including the only beautiful will refund the money, ho you run no The steamer ‘Elmore’ is still in the bay bound gift books in the Tillamook risk in buying watches and jewelery market. at G u ihaldi, .linable to cross the bar. from me. A. Letcher. A new lot of Ladies p'.ns just leceived, 1 The steamer ‘Harrison’ is still aground 13ay City — 1 m Letchers. at Ox-bow-bend. For Sale. D »nt fail to see Dr. Wise and get your Mr. Alfred Dean is on the sick list A pHce of 140 acres near Blaine—1’ >rt The tug Maggie towed the schooner dental work done. The doctor will improved Mr. Malaney and wife will reside ‘Vohuite’ to sea on Wednesday. leave for Portland as soon ns work in Bay City this winter. A place near Tillamook 16J seers Cm* grows slack here. timber land. Miles Warren ami family intend to .Inst le ieved a fine line of picture make their home in Bay (,’i'ty alter Jan. rallies, cheapest in price vv<*r seen in lOOacies well improved, near . laine. 1st. Adress, Win. N Hays; own, Call and see them at the Racket Beaver, Ore. 1 store. Prof. Bjg^sdancing class is progress- ing finely, altho’ the weather lias been very unfavorable. The smiling face of Chailie Newman is once more seen on our strtets, after i s A private letter from Mr. Hecker dated recent illness. nt Walla Walla, Washington, slates that 1 The hugest assortment of gents tie he has accep'e I the p Rill on of in st» u I r pins ever in Tillamook nt Letcher’s in dairying nt Hu large ng icullu e 1 If you want a set of Roger’s silver college nt Pullman, Washington, and plated knives mid forks, go to A I et that he will enter upon his duties about cher’s jeweler store. Jan. 1st 1898. I will sell you goods in my line as An akward accident happened to th<* cheap as yon can Imy it in the east Steamer Harrison, on Monday. Capt., quality considered. Abuse who is in command, had conclud A. Letcher. ed to bring her up the slough to this city Wanted: — A few quarter section® 0 so as to get her out of the force of the storm, and in pursuance of his purpose tirstdass t iniber land. Apply to J W. Maxwell. had come up the slough as far as “Ox I il la moi 1 ■ bow-bend.” The (i<le was al its highest. The Captain thinking he had clear sail ing ahead, was surging along at full speed,ami failing to turn al the proper time he rail his ship right up onio the tide land, where she rested high and dry at low title. The steamer Elmore, and afterward the tug Maggie, which was telegraphed for, for the pmpose, imide inetfecl mil efFoi ts to pul I hei ff on Tues day. Wednesday morning, J. E. Tuttle and a crew of men took charge of the wor k of floating the steamer, and pro ceeded with pick and shovel to dig a ditch to facilitate the work. They dug Dming the electrical storm last week all day Wednesday, and hope to succeed in getting the ship off this (Wennesday) several trees were shattered ami three persons received severe shocks hut were evening. not seriously itijnrod. The Ladies Ai I g ive ui enter.i iiiment ali en H ouse arrivals And basket «ociul Tuesday eve which D. Road*, Union Town, Wash.; Mason Clark, Hebo; W p. Jolinalon, F. M. Leach, G. K, II cks was a success in all respects R M Robbins. W S. Cone, Bay City; A, It Malaney, City, Magarell. Woods; II. W Fountain, Astoria; F, M Liunville, Klondike, M. E. (Church Chrhta*« Programme. Song—Joy Io the World, Congregation. New St«»re Prayer—by Pastor \nthvm—There were Sheplieftrds. When in tl e city cull at “The New Class Exercise. Stole” on Second Avenue East, formerly Recital ion—Vivian Walker known ns the Racket Store or C W Song—Secret of the S»ars. At the first regular meeting in Dec Smith H|.»»e Every d dlais worth of Recitation — E«lna Brow n. Song- Bv five voting ladies of Bay Tent N<i. 55 K. O. T. M. the fol ! goods received fresh from market; con Recitation- -Mrs Stillwell. lowing ofiu-eis were elected; P. (’. ; Hiatiiig of drv goods, giiK'eiies, crockery, Santa Clans ami Family. Howard Cary;C., T. B Handlev; L. C , gl.iMHwaie, and ChidMmaS goods. Remarks—*»y Pastor Frank Long; R. K., John Day; F. K., Piiceathe lowest in Tillamook City, Anthem—Glory t»» God in th»» lliidieat J P. Allen ; Chap , Geo H. Handley; Purchasing committee, Dr. II twkewnd quality commb’red. A shai e of your T. II Goyne Pliy , Dr. Wiley; Serg. C. II. Wolfe; patronage solicited. M. A. , C. T McKinley; 1st M G. Committee oil filling boxes. 'Irs Ford Dwight T Edmunds. Mrs Snvder, Mrs. Chipman and Mis. W. 1\ Kimball; 2nd. M G , Clms. Pet Lock wood. erson; Sent., Pearl Roberts; Pic , B L. Tlllamo«'k Waking 1 p. Committee tn take presents ..ff of tree Eddy. I. II. Brown and Prof Walker. A move is on foot here to incorporate a Committee to call names, A. \V Sev Sturgeon*« show windows present a ronqvanv known as the Tillamook and erance nml B. L. Eddy Copp» r K \ . i Mining and Trading Co., CommitttM on IV. oration. Mrs. Brown very pretty appearance nowadays. They headed by P M< lntosh, Louie Olsen, Mrs. D- Hawke, Mias Mann, Mr*. E My mio fillet! with ail kinds of pretty and and C I*. Knud* n rh incorpoyatorfi Mrs Nels I'hntnp•«»»», Mrs. Conder. Mr. useful articles suitable forCl»i istmas pre The object of this company if tu build Comb i nml Mr. Selph. senta, and timi persons must lie indeed one or more vessels hve and trade be- Committee to cue for presents, Jog- hard to unit who cannot find sunetiiing tw.cn Oregon polls ami Maska. The epli Bromely ami Luella Ford Comm tree mi pr< g»a»ne. I’. H. Goyne there to satisfy him. Amongst other keel of 1 he find vessel is already under construction ami will soon be laid. It Mrs. G. Edmunds and Mrs * Bowers prettv things is a mamnioth doll An large will be a three masted schooner of a I »out Committee on tree, Mr. Wilreui nn<1 at a three year old child, ami a funny 300 Ions burden and will l»e built nt Mi Mann. It !•» liO)w»d to have it Committee on soliciting, R wa Chip little m-gto Isiy with a genuine darkey livin’ mill iea.lv for iis first trip about April Dl smile and a pair of laughing ryes which There is little doubt (haltlm project will man. Committee rm liairibnting. Fay Walk roll in a very comical fatinoli It is Mierved a* theie is an abundaciie of er. Emma Ne’* m, E Ina Broun, Rosa rpLal bvliiud it. well w>rlh g<»mgt> rt. v Chipman and Minnie Peteisoii, Grand Prize $2000“ MA^UE^DE. A Masquerade Bail will be given says “ It is worth a great deal to us to have Tillamook Opera I louse you try Schilling s Best baking powder and tea.” ChfigtiW EVe, Dec. 24th, 1897 Money-back says “We have a great tinder the allspices of deal of confidence in your good faith and Bay Tent No. 56 in Schillings Best baking powder and tea.” ----------- AT------------ KNIGHTS of the MACCABEES. Several rieh prizes will he given to the participants, amongst them A GOLD WATCH hilling s Best baking povjder and tea are ----- ----- --------because they are money-back- sS'i What is the missing word?—not SAFE, although Schilling's Best baking to 1« awarded to the lady in the Powder and tea are safe. best costume. Ollier prizes will lie for the best sustained character H l Best baking powder or te.i at vour grocers’; take out the lady and gentleman, for the most ticket (bro«n ticket in every package of baking powder; yellow ticket in U* original character lady and gentle ea sen a ticket with each word to address below before December 31st. man, for the best comic character ntil October 15th two words allowed for every ticket; after that only one etc, etc. word for every ticket. If only one person finds the word, that person gels fiooo oo; if several find No dancers allowed on Ule floor unmns ed before supper. Masks n. »rooo oo will be equally divided among them. removed at 11 P M. Every one sending a brown or yellow ticket will receive a set of cardboard Plain dominoes can be had fo creeping babies at the end of the contest Those sending three or more in one the committee, for dancers who do cnx i >pe wj|| recejve an pocket calendar—no advertising on it. These not wist, t<> provide for the occas creeping babies and pocket calendars will be diiferent from the ones offered in ion. The best of Music will be the last contest. provided ami an elegant supper. 1 iekets including supper for one gentleman ami lady $1.25 Better cut these rules out. Address: MONEY-BACK, SAN FRANCISCO. w
