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Vol. X, No. 33. TILLAMOOK. OREGON, THURSDAY,
PROFESSION AL CARDS.
Bay City
Theo Jacoby returned home this week to
make his mother a visit. Theo has been in
Seaside the past year.
Henry Hayes and Chris. Peterson start ed to
ward Klondike, Tuesday.
The Elmore finally succeeded in getting out
on Tuesday. Some of the passengers were
about to give up luakiug the trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Sturgeon of Tillamook spent
Sunday in our city.
I
I’UYSIt I AN. SURGEON
AND ACCOUCHEUR,
AH calls promptly attended to
TILLAMOOK, ORB.
Messrs Chas. Newman and Curt Bowers assist­
ed Prof, Beggs Saturday eve, and remained here
until the first of the week.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
The first snow of the season fell Sautrday eve-
and remained several days, which is very un.
usu al for this climate.
office at Alton House, Tillamook. Oregon.
E felcpboue
I'clcpboiie No. 7.
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
OREGON CITY,
OREGON.
A. WISE,
DENTIST,
If yon nre coiiteinplnling a trip to Alaska,
come anti see ns. We Lave everything
in onr big store that yon will need for the
trip. We have branch houses at Dyea
and Skagnway, Alaska. Can rnrnish yon
wilIt jnst the information you want. Mr.
Foard, of onr firm has been personally
over both trails. Come in and talk your
trip over with ns, perhaps we can help yon.
Come and see us anyway.
C CAIN & SEVERANCE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Í
yy J. may ,
The Farmer’s’ Alliance, of Fairview
district, will hold a meeting al Fairview
1I«1I, next Saturday afternoon. The
membeis are all requested to attend if
possible.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON
Astoria Oregon.
I J. J. DAT.T.
J OSCAR H a YTER
j)ALY & HAYTER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Flooring, Rustic and
First Class Finishing Lumber
Ship Lap ana Sized Dimension
Rough, Dimension Lumber
Office iu Aldvrnwn Volet Building
Tillamook. Oregon
j- II GUYNU,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
$12.00
7.00
6.00
Tillamook Lumbring Co
Deputy Dixit let A Horney of TH’amook County
BUY
ANTITRUST TINWARE
It lasts twice as long
It is much more wholesome
0LAUDE THAYER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
TILLAMOOK. OREGON
/yien pou^e
C. & E. THAYER
Genetai Banking and
Exchange bustaese.
I ileteM paid on time deposits.
Exchange on England, Belgium,
J. P. Allen, Prop
Germany,
Sweden and all foreign couutriea.
Tillamook.
Charles Peterson,
r V
Shaving
I lair Cutting
Shampooing
J lot and Cold Baths.
' X. Ever ¡ thing Strictly Fini Clau
4
MOCOUlO
CURE CONSTIPATION
10c
25c 50c
*4 in a
Timber land wanted,
Apply to G.O. Nolan.
For t; 11 ware of all kinds go to the Rac­
ket store.
The steamer Elmore finally mossed
the bay on Tuesday, after having made
a number of unsuccessful efforts to get
out. She is expected back at an early
date.
Capt. J.J. Dawson has the thanks of
this office, for a sack of most delicious
apples.
When you want hosiry, umbrellas and
stationery the place to get them is at
the Racket Store
We are in receipt of Vick’s Garden
and Floral Guide for 1898. Vick’s pub­
lications are always beautiful but this
year lie has exceeded even himself.
If rumor be correct, (and of course
rumor does not lie) there is a prospect
of wedding bells ringing in Tillamook
in the near future. Let ’ein ring.
The steamer Newsboy was towed in
Wednesday and lies at Hohson\ille load­
ing with lumber for San Francisco.
Carl Hunt, recently from Klondike,
has written to his folks saying that
he is in Seattle and will return in
about 10 days.
O Brown, who for fourteen months
has been in the Tillamook Creamery,
left last evening for his home at Forest
Grove, Oregon.
Mr. Brown made
many friends while here, and all regret
to see him go.
The tug Maggie sailed from Astoria
yesterday with Captain Higgins and an
entirely new crew on board, She lian
work awaiting her both at Nehaleut
W. N. Bays of Blaine was in town this
and at this port.
week and as usual paid our sanctum a
II II. Alderman our genial
visit. Mr. Bays is a rustler and if this
Co. had a lot more like him,Tillamook ular sheriir is in the Southern pm t
would “get a move oil” that would of the county putting up ele< t on
noticesand attending toother business.
‘surprise the natives”
MissMntie Foland was so unfortunate
as to lose a $5 00 oil! on the street last
The teleph me line letweeu here and
P. McIntosh Ims sold his interest in
week. The money was found some the Tillamook Creamery to his partner Forest Grove is up and in good working
time later by Tom Brown who restored Mr. Townsend, who we understand will order. It will be kept in repair perma­
it to its owner.
shortly leave for the Klondike gold fields nently.
The Steamer Elmore did not get out in company with Messrs Knudson,
About 2*2 inches ot snow fell on Sun­
last week, and consequently our locals Doerstler and Knoell
day night and on Monday morning the
relating to people who had gone out on
O R Chamberlain and Jesse Kays landscape presented an unusual Imt very
the steamer were just ‘a little previous.’
both of spruce district were in town on beautiful appearance. It reminded the
E. G E. Wist was in town the early Monday and Tuesday of this week. Mr. older people of their homes in the fai
part of the week on his way home from Chamberlain brought in a load of hides. east, and the youngsters were delight­
Portland. Mr Wist expects to move to It took a whole day to make the trip ed with the novelty.
Tillamook in the spring and re-open the and Mr. Chamberlain pronounced it a
Claude Thayer has an interesting com-
Allen House for business as a first class very hard day at that.
ninnies I ion in another column of this
hotel.
issue. Il is on the subject of Schoo
Twenty nine of the pupils and friends
Books. It seems that Mr. Letcher unin­
We still need a lew correspondents at
I of Prof. Beggs came down to the enter­
tentionally exploded a bombshell in his
points in the county where we do not
tainment last Friday night. They re-
article of last week. But then it had
have any. We intend there shall not be
' m.lined to the dance and all slaved over
to come at some lime or other and it
a village or hamlet in the county unre­
nightat (lie Allen House. The Bay City
had just as well be now as any time.
presented in the columns of the H ead ­
people evidently know a good hotel when
light .
The>e is considerable railroad talk
they see il. Their names all occur in
boing heard on the streets and every in­
F. R. Smith and Miss Menns have the list of Allen House arrivals.
dication seems to point loan early con­
just closed a very successful term of
Special to the H k idltght —Wa shing- nection, by rail, of Tillamook with the
school At Fairview district. The after­
noon of Friday was devoted to the usual toiijan. 26—The President today sent outside world. Many old Tillamookers
to the Senate the nomination of David inay smile at this suggestion, but, if the
exercise held oil such occasions The
Dunn to be Collector of Internal Revenue altitude of certain railroad men he taken
school will not re-open until some time
for the District of Oregon, including the into consideration together with the pos­
during the summer.
states of Oregon and Washington, and ition of railroad matters both oil the
'ldie snow' of the last few days has been the Territory of Alaska. There were
north and south of us together with the
a source oi great delight to the children. many applicants for the position .
r>ipidly increasing trade of Tillamook, it
One little mbs who had never seen such
C. P. Knudson has sold out his black will he seen that there are many things
a sight, exclaimed, “Oh Mamma, the
far less probable than a railroad to Till­
ground is all covered with sugar.” Sleds smith and machine shop to I. F. Larsen,
amook .
and
expects
to
leave
for
the
Klondike
and skates have been brought into re-
the near future.
We
under-
The Tillamook Cotillion Club gave an
quisitioii and young Tillamook considers | in
stand that P. McIntosh, Mr. Doerstler, exhibition last Friday evening, at the
that it lias had a rare treat.
and perhaps Wm. Knoell will ac- Opera House under the direction of Prof.
Carl Hunt, formerly deputy sheriff company Mr Knudson to the Klondike.
Beggs who has been their instructor in
of this County but who for the last five 1 i j This town can ill afford to spare such
dancing. There was quite a large audi­
years has been in AlaskA, is on Ills way I (
I excellent citizens, Imt we trust tli ay ence, mainly composed of the relations
home. The daily papers report that he may realize even their most sanguine of the members and a delegation from
brings with him $25000 in gold dust and expectations.
Bay City, who came upon the Steamer
nuggets. Mr. H ii nt has probably kept
Louise for that purpose. The audience
That
wonderful
coulent
his affairs to
iiiSiiiiHirn
iu himself,
iiiii *!*—11, but
uiiv nnnicvri
whatever the
me
was good n a til red, and rewarded almost
amount oillie pile he will l>e warmly | C01’"1* Pri,,ti"« »¡'I come up for bear-
’“1 an encore. The
j | ing today. We have no idea what the j *’verf number with
welcomed by hia many friends brie and j
was very creditable, some of the
reault will be. We havn't tried the cane dancing
*
"
eaiieeially by hia father, mother, sister*
in the iiHwxpHpeia a'nd don’t propoae to. preformaiices coming close to the pro­
and brothers
The features were the
We preauine the “Appendix” will over- fessional mark
Indian Agent, T. J. Buford was 1 flow with "leatimouy” and tiie elo-
sword dance by nine girls, and then by
Finit clan« accommodation» in Tilla nook last w*>ek, on Ilia
WBf [ qnence of 8tnte»maii(?) Brooke. Well, ao nine boys, hornpipes and scotch reels,
to Nehalem.
The government I'*’ i mote it lie. We really hope the queer etc, etc. During the evening, Prof.
at second ciana rat*.
appointed
tiiin a special commis­ i little pamaile will feel l>ettcr when the Beggs was presented with a gold cha in
sioner to find out how many of < aae i» finally »«tiled.
by his young lady pupils, and .Miss
the Nehalem Indiana still remain, and
Netttie McKinley was the recipient of a
are entitled to a portion of the money
lion T. B Handley came near losing substantial sum in a handsome porle-
a hicli is to be paid to that tribe by the Uis dog ‘Jo-Jo’on Monday night. Some monaie, presented by T. B. Handly, on
government at Washington. The entire time after midnight Mr. Handley heard l»ehalf of a iiumlier of citizens who aie
amount due the Indians ia $10,500. The the dog harking as though in distress. not regular patrons of the dancing school.
treaty was made in August 1851, and the The harking continued so long that Mr
Phe entertainment closed wiUiaOoeit
amount whh to have Been paid them in 11 and ky finally < 01 »cl tided to investigate. ' ( dance.
CANDY
annua) iiietallment«, in snppl'iea, but, Following the Mmnd it led him io the
Not I m .
as the supplies were never furnished the well. A Itoard had I teen removed from
the covering of the well for the purpose
CATHARTIC
Indiana are m»w, enlitkd tn Hie entire of drawing water, (the pump being froz­
I have tlii. <tay im >I<1 tny l>lai kunitli
amount in cash. It is estimated that en np) and the unfortunate dog in run­ tool, aii’l l»ii»ine«a to I. F. latrami of
the Indians are 15 or 20 in number mid ning over the loose board had tipped it thia city
All |ieraona knowing tliein-
the sum mentioned will not, therefore, up and tumbled into the well, fortunate­ arlvea indebted tome, are hereby notifi­
ly without sustaining any injury. A lad
l>e a primely fortune. Mr. Bnford, who . tier was lowered into the well and the ed to call at my room, at G Latimer’s
has the matter in charge for the Indians, • log supported himself on a rung of the residence, and «etile their account, by
, is a thoroughly cs|>able and t.cnoralile , ladder until George slid down the pi|>e February IMli, alter which time, if
man, and there is no doubt that the and fastened a rope to it when it was not eettled, the account. will be placed
hauled out. George himself did not es­
'4'
ALL
Indians will lie fairly dealt with. Mr cape without a cold bath, and the bal­ in the hand, of an Attorney for collec­
Buford has many friends here who were ance of the night was spent in trying to tion. Tillamook, Ore. Jan 2Stli, 1H98
DRUGGISTS
m.
2t
C. P. Knudson.
glad to eee him.
get warm.
Qhcane/L Jhimhiz
]} L. EDDY
Q O. NOLAN,
_________
Peter Langhart and wife were in from
Mark Bays has gone home for a few
Nehalem this week proving up on their
Java on a visit.
homestead.
M. W. Harrison has been in San
B. W. Smith from Lafayette, Oregon,
Francisco for some weeks, on business.
was in town this week looking after
Mr. Tuttle, of the Telephone Company lumbering interests.
has been putting up quite a lot of new
Edgar Latimer has bought the barber
wires lately.
shop, formerly owned by Isaac Simler,
It is rumored that the Steamer Miami and will run it hereafter.
is soon to he put on the route between
The schooner ‘Free Trade’ lies at
here and Marshfield.
Himple A Wheeler’s dock, at Nehalem,
G. R Dean, of Nehalem, was in town loaded with lumber for San Francisco.
last week and made a pleasant cail at! She will go to sea in a day or two.
the II kadlight office.
Riley Simmons and Jim Laurie were
Nels Anderson of Garibaldi left on the on trial yesterday, for an assault com-
last trip of the steamer Elmore for the milted on James Loomis a boy about 18
Klondike gold fields.
years of age. At the time of going to
Johnson Chapter No. 24, R A. M. press the case had not been decided
held a meeting on Saiurday afternoon,
Miss. Nellie Price has accepted a pos­
for the purpose of conferring degrees.
ition in the H eadlight office and is ap­
“Take away woman” shouted the steamer Elmore for some point in Alas­
orator, “and what would follow?” ‘‘We ka. Mr. Day is a first class barber and
would,” said a man at the back of the will doubtless do well wherever he goes.
audience promptly.
It has been reported on the streets
Mr. Webber has sold his farm to Jos­ here that there is a probability that the
eph Kelch, and Mr. Kelch has sold his Steamer Elmore may be sold to parties
The Harrison
farm to ISIr. Webber. The exchange of who will take her north
resilience will probably occur about was also Io be included it is said in the
April 1st.
transaction.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
T illamook , O iseoon .
When you want a good corset ask for
the C. B. corset at the Racket Store.
Klondike Outfitters
The Dekuni Building
T illamook
3d & Washington, Portland.
DALLAS, OREGON.
HEADLIGHT X-RA YS
A dispatch to the Oregonian save,
that Captain Fisk has reported ngninst
Mr. James Fuller has sold his real estate in ! tiie improvement of the Nehalem bar .
Bay City. Messis Wm. Riefenberg and B. Pro­ Captail' Fisk does not consider such im­
vost becoming owners.
provement impractical, but holds that
Mr. and Mrs. Brooks, ofCape Mears, have 1
the time has not come when the busi-
been the guest ofMr. and Mrs. S. A. Brodhead
this week. Mr. and Mrs. Brooks are arranging to nesa of that region jn-dilies the expen­
leave for their new home on th-next trip of the diture neccessar
y make the improve­
Elwore. While residing here they have mad«* I
Owing to the stormy weather the pro­ plying herself diligently to learning the
ment. Captain Fisk’s report will be
many friends who regret that their interests i
ject of holding adance at the Allen pt inters’s art.
lake them elsewhere, nml who join in wishing disappointing to Nehalemiles.
them prosperity wherever they go.
House llall last Friday night wan
Mrs. August Ludtke of Nehalem left
aLondoned.
on the last trip of the Elmore for Port­
A dance will be given, at Fairview land where she will undergo a surgical
Hall, next Saturday evening. Good operation. She was accompanied by her
music has been provided and the usual physician Dr. Hawke.
good time is expected.
George Day left on the last tii-^of the
■ROBERT A. MILLER.
Tll.l.AMOOK, OREGON.
Frank Wellington, Eli Hendriks, Karnes
Ginger, Fred, John, and George Balmer, Della
Oak-», Chas. Pye, D. Parry, Mrs. Ctonbell and
so t Willi«», John Williams, Miss K. Oaks,
I Louis York, Mrs
Alta Long, J. E.
, Roach, Alfred Magnuson,
Hicks, James J.
j Pye and wife, Mrs. A. Oaks, A.
Ginger, M.
. Iawch ani wi. Bay City; D Edie.R. Sargent,
J. Nelson, Joe Warren, G. Nelson, II. Robins,
Hob'onville; J. W. Maxwell, Fairview; B. W-
Smith, Lafetto; Emett Bates, Balm; Peter Lang
hart and wifa, A. Seryu' g, F. Kebbe, Nehalem;
H. Ripley,
cley; F. Orbeig, P'ensant Valley;
D. T. Wilks, G ribaidi; F. Mil s, J. Krebs,
Woods; G. Smith, Wm. M. Bays, Blaine; ( apt-
II. Weber. Tug Maggie; Capt. L.
Hansen, S.
F. J. McConell, Light House; L Jensen, Hebo
Mr. Davis of Portland, who islargly interest­
ed in timber lands on the Nehalem, is expect-
ed in tliis week.
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Office Business a Specialty.
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Jah. 27th. 1898. $1.50 Per year