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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1898)
Is now on and will Continue for the next Sixti We bave our stock to In boots and shoes we have made Ire- mendous reductions As to hats vou can have them at your own price We have also made heavy reductions in LOWER niAx E ver B efore Great Reduc= tions In All surprise you REMEMBER These reductions are made to close out and they will be for cash HEADLIGHT X-RAYS Cliickena wante I at the Finii Market. Tillamook ■ Notice of Time. V. ho Is to Blame? City Oregon, nnt‘1 such person, film, or com pany or corporation r mil have first obtained A »other year gone. Father Time has a a 1 license therefor hi the manner .hereinafter pro" Beu Higginbotham is out in the turned the hands of hls'great time piece 0 e I Vi led. Frnnk Norberg is making arrang- countly buying cuttle. more revolution, past the year mark and we I Sec. a. That every perenti, firm, or company, Found are embarked upon the new year. Eighteen menlN Io go Io Alaska 1 j or corporation required by _______ to _ ordinance The schooner, Volatile, was towed to An O ld Fellows scarf pin, between Hundred and Ninety Eight. Two more years *'obtain s liceiiso to engage in tins any tiade, busi Mr. F. L. Owens of llebo won the 24 Jones’ place :url the «»l-l Allen House. and we finish the work of the greatest century ness or prof. ^si hi for W'dch license is required sea on Tuesday. peice silver set at Letchera. Own <r can have same by calling at thia of all ages. A few more years and the young bv this ordinance, shuK j a to the City Treasurer The tug Maggie while crowdng the men and women of today will be the old men Mrs Sturgeon carries a full line of office, desciihiig piopeity and paying and women upon whom will fall th? responsi- 1 ' such amount ns is hereinafter required, taking bar on Tuesday, encountered a huge his receipt therefor which receipt when pre- children's hosiery and underwear. for this notice. [ bility of this great and glorious republic. ‘ seated to the City recorder of said City shall breaker which came aburd and »mash Ifin the hands of our young people must be Wood Alderman I him just been placed ed the pilot house very badly. | entitle, the holder thereof to a license as therein place«! the reins of Ibis government, then the r ' i provided. on the police force at Portland, Oregon. A .Murderous Assault Ipiiids must have good traluing, rise our nation A new advertisement for the Tilla Kt-c. 3- The keepers or proprieters of every He was appointed Sat Jan. Kill. will retrograde. A good education is found to circus shall pay $2300 for each andevery exhi mook Fish Market, will appear in our be lhe first step in th s training, and this one A most brutal nssa’lt wns coinm’tted bition or perforniaiK’e given within the limits The County (’lei k desires the cleikRol next issue. thing, education, the people of Tillamook I of the said city. Every building, tent, space, on Monday evening, by John N«ulii»e on the diffeienl school disliit ls Io file their ' County can not afford oslight. C. Chipman. Al alroul eight o’clock, At the school election held on Monday (L or area where feats of horsemanship and acro Mr. Chipman whs seated at a laid«* in In our county there are no very high institu- certificates of tax levied, on or before batic sports are exhibited or menageries kept oí thia week, Claude Thayer whs elected Brinn Bios, saloon, conversing wi’h | tions of learning, yet this should be no excuse ■ Feb let. ( leikN will pl< awe hear this why our young f dks should not have as good an shall be regarded as a circus under this ordin- to fill out the unexpired tei in of M. \V. some friends. Nodine, who had been in Notice to Trespassers. 1 mice. in mind. education as our facill.ics afford. In every j Hani son as diiector. A 1U mill tax was the saloon for about half an hour with a The following wo ices have been |Hlt district is a public school and 11 our metropolis | j Theaters shall pay daily license of $2. soora loll wrapped up in paper under his arm, Several meetings of the school direct* Vi ted. approached Mr Chipmail from behind up < hi Mark Harrison’s place near town: is an academy. Who, then, is to blame because ' weekly license of I7.50. Every entertainment 01s were held this week, one on Monday ‘ The privilege of shooiing on Ibis place so many of our young people, from tlie ageR of : j consisting in whole or part of dramatic or oper" The general propiietor of the Olive and lie foie he could be prevented , st rm k evening and one on Wednesday after Mr. Chipman a violent blow on the side is lensed to a club which pays for the 15 to 20. have very little education, aud some atie representation, performances, plays, con- Bowling A hey look out a licenae today to of the bead When Mr ('hipman was without any, in fact, have never been to school 1 certs, readings, lectures or other aniusenents noon, M. W. Harrison resigned as a marry M ims .1. C. Moreland. Though struck his head ff.*H forward .»n the table. privilege, any one else caught shooting one day in their life. Is ii the fault of the i excepting balls and | h olographs shall be «teem director. The former corps of teachers the wedding Ima not yet taken place, Nodine ain e l another blow al Chipman’s here will he piosecuted to the full extent pupil, the parent or the teacher? The teacher, ed a theater within the meaning of this ordin was ie elected. It uaa «balded to ie- of course, t least he generally gels the blame. ance. Phonog-aphs shall pay a daily license of the H kaih . igiit ventures to assume it head, hut was caught by Win Eher- of the law.” 50cents. Kinato icopes shall pay a daily license open the school» on Monday . inan, ami the blow struck Chipman 011 Conceding that is the fault of the teacher, M. W. I(arrisoti. will, and habitus to congintulale the the shoulder. Nodine finding that he ■ of fi.no. let us see why it is so. A^leac’ier is hired by Ocen Wave Lolge No 7 D of II happy pair. could inflict no further injury on Chip 1 the directors to teach a three, six. or nine 1 No license shall l»e required however of any Notice elected the following officers f«»r B'.H man, tle«l from the saloon ami as it after- month« school. He enters the school with the ente tainnient exhibition or show gotten up Star L«-dge No. 76 A. O U. W. i li w ar»l developed nimle his way to tin* Ing (’. of II., Edith Tuttle; L. of 11 , M. 1 Notice is hereby given, that sealed bids in eution to do the best he can and is willing to w holly by lhe iuliabiiants of this C ity, or when stalled the following officers for the Minimi lied up alongside of the Tilla the proceeds arising from such entertainment Drew; Recorder A. W. Srveiaiice; Re will Im received by the County Court, of help every one. When school ha«l»eeii running 1 exhibition, or shows are to be applied to the mook Lumlieiiiig Company's d«»ck, and year: P M W ,.l I lutti«*; ; M. W one or two weeks, aud often » ma? y mouths,' ceiver, Mrs. A W Savi rame; Financier the Stale of Oregon, for the Comity cf l>enefit of any religious charitable, or othe Theo. Sieinbilbcr, Foreman, F new pupils mter. and then the question arises. N there spent llie night Au examination Mrs E. Aiderman; L N., Mrs. Rogna; of the weapon used by N- line, proved Tillamook, at the office of the County Where ____ ______________________________ do they belong, ami in what classes* public objects or pnrpose connected with the Wilson : O., J. IL Mapes ; Receiver, to l»e a sprme limb wrapped up in a City of Tillamook. ('lei k, of said Count}* until January, 27II1 If they are allowed ! to the classes clades they O W., IL II. Alderman: J. W., A. A. to go go bit i'itJ j the they i J. A Monroe; Financier, A. ¡«etrirer; newspaper, ami bad not Mr Chipman ’ See. 4. Any pcrsHi, firm, company, or cor Fold. IV.ISnt I,..k I M. for tl,v iM.ai.l UH.I 1 ’ "',r'ya:l 'n- * hly raised his head at the instant the blow Recorder, C. N. Drew ; Guide, M r< i - have to omit Mme important part of their porat < n violating any of lhe provisions of this Town waa quite lively last Friday kins; I. W., 1’. J. Bowles; (>. W., II II. was stun k, he would probably have re cate of Lou it* Peleison and () M. An study. If they are turned back with the lower ordinance, upon conviction theieof shall b ceived it on his tempi«* and been kil ’ e«! drews, said bids to be per month. i classes, where they properly belong, their deemed guilty of u misilfmanor and shall evening, with rii entertainment at lhe Alderman. fined in a »urn not Its« than fio.oo nor As it was the blow fell on the side of his i J. D.Edwards, parents think the teacher is no good, ami as a than 1-0.00 mid lhe cost of prosecutiou and Oprea llotiae, n dunce nt lhe Allen Uiiderwenr foe large women just re- five, ami though it knocked him uncon natural consequence, the pupil thinks the same d« fault in the pnyine«»t thereof shall be comm County Clerk . House hall and a Fotoacope exhibition. scious f »r a lime, it did not inflict any to the eityjail one d iv f»r each >2 00 the (gain, children are sent to school the first «lay ed cel veil al .Mrs Nhirgeoii’s. fine. In any « ase in which tn»s ordinance shall sei ions injury. Otficets were at «»nee If opposition is the life of ttinle, things and the second day they must staySft home to be viotrted ’ v a to np.my iitui or corporation sent in pursuit of Nodiiie, but, as ahead ' Warrants Payable ought to l»e booming in the m I iow buei- Baby clunk* |L25 at Mre Sturgeon’s. help with the work, or at least, they make their each imlividual nieniber thereof or any person saitl he gave them the slip Very early , The following warrants are now due and parents bdieve their help is needed, and in the actino as manager therefor shall he equally liable neee in Tillamook || under the p> «»vision of this ordinance: prov W E. I’agB of the Second Hand Tu«*««lay morning he left town ami up to payable at mv office. course of a month they have been absent from ed howove- that a judgement of convic 'Hie grand ball given by I "aa. l’etei- Blare luts just received an iltinsu illy ll»i 'lie hour of going to press nothing Ims Sei ire E. Nos 406 407 415 446 447 448 419 4 so 445 five to ten or fifteen days and have not attempt under lhe prov »ionol this ordinance, of b *en heard of him. Nodine ehiimed »umber of such fbm. company or corporation, ' -7 -------- 13U J*9J9S>* 37« «33 »39 ,d to m"ke "P wh*“heJr h*Te ,h*' roii and Warren Wade, at the Opera lock of liriiHng ami cook atovee. He that Chipimiii owed him money, ami 451 452 103 141 27? or the managertli rtof, m y be pleaded in liar to ««6 3 » 3M 353 .>« 4» 4»3 4>4 ^7 360 344 .’7« 3-S *" “ ’tM'' ,he ter ,,o, a snbseqiieni pro<*ec<ling*tu.iin»t another mem house last night, was a very pleasant also lias still on build n number of ni.-e hence the assault . 519 .. . 401 ... 42.1 ... 425 •___ 37I • • 4» i 409 429 320 - 420 309 269 377 knowing his or her business. Parents seem to ber or niaiiagei of »nolf^firm, company or cor affair. Owing to the akrm the atten sima of cloll.iiig which will be sold at it 391 39* 3*3 34* 400 IS 307 3« *61 336 sia. forget that when their c hildrcn miss one day of poration f.»- the smne’oflTens«* and read ttr*d time at 8:15 o’clock dance was not as large at it would have bin gain. «4-hnnl they *!•••» are behind their classes —» ’ 1 school just one Introduced Series C. No». 49a 106 929 825. NOTICK FOR Fl HI.h AT1ON. P. M I>ec. 3i*t- >89'- Bead second time at 8:30 John Darker. Trena. day. and think because their children have to o’clock 1*. 31. Dec. 3«st..t'«c7 been otherwise. The music was furnish* Bead third time Land Office at Oregon City. Or. Jan Sth 1* 8 Remember you get a chance nt the review a book several times more than some at 8,|o o’clock I’. M. Dec. 31st. 1897. declared ed by Miner and Jenkins. The NUp|er Exiiuiinria i’leiiiiuma by gctiti g in youi , —Notice 1» hereby given that th«1 following n<V »'t- d bv the Common Council and refered who are more regular in attendance, the teacher to the Mayor De*. 31st. TR97. given at the Alderman Hotel, by Mr. subst iptiuiis this niuiilh named »etth r ha< filed notice of hi« intention Money to loan. Inquire of is incompete nt AtirsUm bv C. N brew, Red order in and for end Mrs. Allen was, like all meals at that B. C. laiinb. ; to make thial proof in «Hppoit of hi» claim, and Sometimes an incompetent teacher is hired, Tillamook I ity. Theo. Bteiuliilber that m «t proot will be made bef»»rv the «'ounty Approved Jauuary 3, 1898. excellent hotel, strictly first class. but not very often. In most case«, if the pupils ('li«»icv building l«»ta an«l liacta in Clerk of Tillamook Co., at Tillamook Ore., ou D. L. Eddy, attend regularly, ami strive to advance and F»H SALK. Alex McNair was so nnloiiunate. Day *» Addition to the Ci tv I Tillamook. March, ist, r%s, via: Mayor. obey their teacher, at the end of the term those William N Bays; iliesu lots 4«irl<HHiv«l in lhe best irsul- A place near Tillamook 16J acera fine r limit a week ago, as to be thrown from pupil« will have nothing to regret and at the «live ( hi HI uii of the cilv mid the pi ice II !•: No. I»t7$ fet the I.ot» >, 5, 7 and loot Sec timber land. Ordinancc N«» 93 end of life’s journey «till 1e«s. Ids cart ami suffer quite serious injury lute l»een put away down s*» to In? wiiliiii 13. Tp 3, S. R 9 Went. And now to the parents ot the young men to bis light shoulder, lie was driving reach ul any one wlm wishes to buy a lie names the following witnesses to prove 160 acres well improved, near Liable. A’i ordinance to repeal Ordinance No. 65. and women of Tillamook county, if you want Adress, Win. N Hays; his contiuuou« residence upon amt cultivation along the road lietween Tillamook and home, this piopeity linei besold. your children lo share In the success of the approved Aug. ilth. 18 6 aud entitled, ' To of »aid land, via Harens Curl, of Hlaiuc O License Shown e 1 and other Et tertainments.” W. IL II Cary Beaver, Oie. Ilobaonvilla, at ail early hour in the 1 coming century, see that they attei.d school H ins Jensen, of Blaine, t»r . George A. Moweta, The people of Tillam »<»k City, do ordain as morning, before daylight The rail ' Trustee. every term that i« t.iugh in your district and of Blaine. O» , W W Conder. » f TiltanvMik. Or. f.dlows every day in tach term. stim k a slump by the aide of the r«»a«l Cha». B Moor««. Sec. 1. That ordinance No. 65. entitled,*4An F R Smith. Kegiat.-r an I tilted enough to spill Mr McXaii Ordinance to License Showmen and other En out, throwing him with such violence tertainment«. anpr«»ved Aug. ntb, I896 be and Partner .a. Ordinance Nr. 92 <’•»• some i« hereby repealed. a» to dislocate Ida shoulder Alaska, '■ I itroduecd and read to the Common Coun For fulhri An <»rdinanee to ‘. hxusc keepers or proprie, cil. first time at 8 >j o clock P. M. l>ec. 3»st. 1897. Notice. C B Hadley. t »rs of show», circuses or « llier mean» of enter- Rend s< con 4 time »t 8:35 o'clock P M I>ec. 31st. Pai tics Availing the Oregonian end ! taiiiraent. 1897 Read ihir.l limo at 9 o'» o’clock P. M Dec. M \NN—To the w if*» of lohn M inn in H badught will <lo well to Mt I nic r ilte al The people of Tillamook City do ordain as .list, t«97 aud referred to the Mayor. foil »««.— mice From now until February let. Hllumook, (he Jan. Till, a daughter For Sal«. Attested by C N. Dre«, R*c>rde« rid fcr I Pec. I. That no person, firm, company or cor the price for I•«•11» papeia i" onh 11 50 Til'.amonk City. A pisce of 140 acres near Blaim.—Par’ JON I’S—To the wife of Llm Junes in poration shall lx* engaged in, procrei;te or carry } Approved January 3d. 1898. fli« II k AIHIUIIT. improved. Tillamook, Ore. Jun. 9th. a son. on any trade businesa, or ptofession hereiuaf- I D L. Eddy. <et mentioned witbin the limit» of Tillamook ; Mayor. Notice ¡ h hereby given Unit I have given mv soil, Charles Doughty, who imw is 18 yeiirs old, bin time. He now is privileged to contract with e iiployers ami receive Ilia \\i«g« H in like maimer as if !.«* Iia«l leached bis majority. In coiiHidvrHlmii of Ibis I am in no wise i«- sponsible f<»r his contracts or ngi«e- menlM, implied or otherwise to p iy money. Frank Doughty I 1 <ORZ 1