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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1898)
TILLAMOOK WEEKLY THE • * z t • . HEADLIGHT; . r .• z , » •r r il Mr. Kay will retire from the firm Fe Ì 1898. II I 15 DAYS offer We will continue our sale and during this time we w il I -, (Greater ^ar^aiits in cvcrij line 1 than we have ever offered you before f Ft Our LARGE STOCK OF CLOTHING must be ^wentg per eent 'Diseoupt will be ginen Our put ire stock, of Hats, Shoes and Furnishing ¿oods5 sacrificed at eighty cents on a dollar., I I I â ► » i Twenty percent reduction on Macintoshes and Oil Clothing K. Rubber Roots and Shoes; at less, than cost, TermsStrictly Cash. OTe^xz E-ixild.irxg', Opposite T=ost Office, I I i 1 •3 FREE. have made arrangements with the Publishes for a number of subscriptions to the Tillamook Headlight and have ordered them distributed amongst our customers throughout the county. It may be, that some who are not yet our customers, have received the paper, if so all we ask, is for you to read carefully what we have to say in our advet tisements, and when in Tillamook, at any time, call and see our stock, get prices and get ao quainted, and you will become out customcis. Tille.nee.oolr, Oregron. I Invitation for Proposal* to Execute Government Surveys. N otice N o . i . Notice is hereby giveu that sealed proposals will be received at this office up to and includ ing February 18th, 1898 at 4 P 51. for running, me tsuring, and marking, according to law and instructions, the following described surveys, to wit. ntion of Surveys. Estimated No. of Miles. Subdivision T5SRT3EWM Ore. ” & Exteriori 1 T 6 S K 9 W W M 0 T7SR10W WM ” T 8 S R 10 W W M ” T33SR17EWM ” T41SR40EWM ” T 41 S R 9 W W M ” T32SRÏ4WWM ” T 9 8 It 9 W W M ” T 4 S R i.’ 1. V M T 5 8 R 42 E W M ” T 39 8 R 16 E W M ” T238R9WWM ” T 4 S R 9 W W M ” 21« 43 71 59 26 47« 41’4 65 33 . 7» 7« 34 40M 46 mile for t be at stated prices p Bids each and all of the above classes of surveys, aud no bids will be cousidered where the prices exceed J2o.oo per mile for sul»divisional and connecting lines, $23.00 for township and range lines, and $25.00 for base, standard meridian aud meander lines. All bids m.ist be made in writing, sealed, and marked ••Proposal» to Execute Government Surveys described in Notice No. 1, dated Jan., 18th, 1898. ’ Proposals may be left at t is ■ ffiee iu person or enclosed in an envelope and for warded by mail. Bids for tha surveys described in this notice will be opened on Feb, 19th, 189*, and notce forwarded to the successful bidder within 10 dajs thereafter, accompanied with contract in cluding said surveys, and bond, which must l»e properly executed aud returned to this office immediately. Only responsible, reliable, and competent surveyors will be employed, who must execute their surveys in pe sou. and will be required to give bond in do ble the estimated amount of contract in each instance. It will be required that the surveys herein described be coniplet d and returns made to this office on or before Dec. 31»t, 1*98. Surveyors may submit bid« under more than one notice, but the bids must be seperate under each, and this office will >imit each deputy to such an amount of work a- cau be properly completed wi bin the time ape ified. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids, and uo contracts will be binding 011 the part of the.United States until approved by the Commissioner of the General Ijind Office. Robert A. Habersham, U. S. Survey General for Oregon. O ffice op U. S. S vrvevor G eneral , Jan Ifith, T898. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, OREGON CITY. OR. Notice Is hereby Riven thst the approved frsctional plat of Township 3, South Range 6 West, has been received from the Surveyor General of Oregon, and on Jannary 4th. 1*98. at 8 o'clock, A. M.. of said dale, said plat will be filed in thia office, and the land theirin embrac ed will be subject to entry on, and after said date. Chas: B. Moores, Register. Wm. Galloway, Keceiver- PHUNN't'GRAFS The Sioux City Journal says that a little girl in that town was telling one of the neighbor boys about the beautiful ring Iter papa gave her mamma for a Christ mas present, and she added that “Mamma has just been dying for a ring like that.’’ “Well,she won’t be dying for one any more,” said the boy, not knowing any thing else to say. “No.” remarked the little miss, with a knowledgo of her sex beyond her years, “not till she sees a prettier one,” A story is told by the Youth’s Com panion of a schoolboy who was given an op|»ortiinity to hear a great deal about some recent explorations in Africa, un der the supposition that he would be in terested in it, but w bo turned from the whole subje t with wealines* “Don’t you like to hear about what all these great explorers are doing?” be he was asked. “Hardly, sir” answered the boy; “you’ll excuse me. but it seems 10 me that there’s enough geography already!” The HeiiHHlion of lioinesicknesR Ims been variously deacrilieil, but never more graphically, Raya the National Farmer, Ilian by a little girl who, miles away from home mid mamma, sat heavy •eyed and silent at a hotel table. “Aren't you hungry, dear?” asked h*r aunt, with whom she was travel lig "No.” “Does your headache?” "No.” "What is the matter?” The child’s lip quivered, and she I nnid in a tone to grieve the heart: "I'm seasick for home. ” Catarrh Cannot be Cured with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the aeat of tha disease. Catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, and in order tn cure it yov must take internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken ruternally, and acts directly on the blood aud musrons surfaces. Hail's Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in thia country for yeara, and is a regular prescription. It is com posed of the beat tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the museons surfaces. The per feet combination of the two ingredients ia what produces such won derful results in curing Catarrh. Send fot tes timonials. free. F. J. Cheney ft Co.. Props , Toledo O Sold by all druggist*, price 75c. Hall's Family pilla are the best. She Hadn't a Word to Say. There is a little Cleveland gil l who is a good ileal of a romancer, according lo the Plain Dealer. The truth in her hand be comes sadly twialed, anil is frequently lost sight of altogether. Thin propensity for yarning has bolherered her mamma a great deal. She has talked to the little girl in a serious way, and not long ago she told her that even if her |ui|>a and mamma didn’t find out about her naughty stories God, knew, because lie was always present. This seemed to make quite an impression on tile little maid, and her mamma hoped it would be lasting. Tiie family washerwoman, who has long been a retainer of the household, gave the litile girl a fancy match box for a Chrintmas present, Of course the small damsel immediately wanted to fill it with matches, and as matches; were the cause of a bad burning she bad le- ceived not long before, her niainniii did not want her to play with the new gift. Well, it disappeared after a day or two— lost, i>erliaps, or stolen, or possibly given away. It was certainly gon*. A day or two ago the washerwoman was hanging the clothes in the back yard, and the mistress came out of the house and s|>oke to her “And has Gracie got her match box?” inquired the domestic. Not wishing to hurt the good woman’s feeling the mistress i.idulged in a small white lie. “Oh yes,” she said, “it’s put away carefully upstairs ” As she turned to enter the door she saw Gracie standing in the doorway with a deci, led I y sarcastic grin on her face. “Well mamma/’ she said as her par ent stepped in, “I guess yon must have thought that God wasn’t in the back yaid this morning And mamma hadn’t a word to say. White is the conventional color for the IHdes :bnt there are other tastes, Ri d it would appear that the iolljwing lines have great significance: Married in wh’le, You have ehoseu Hl right. Married In gray, Yon will go far away. Married io black, You will wish yourself back. Married in red, You'd better be dead. Married In green, A shaved to be seen Married in blue, You'll always be true. M rried in pearl. You'll live in a whirl. Married In yellow. Ashamed of the fellow. Married in brown. You'll live out of town. Married in pink. Your spirit« will sink Found Chickens wanted at the Tillamook All O<l«l Fellow* scurf pin, between Fish Market. Jones’place rik ! the old Allen House. Remember you get a chance at the Ownjr can have same by calling at this Examiners I'remiuniH by getting in your office, describing property and paying subsciplions this month. for this notice. B. C. Lamb. PRECINCT: Justice of the Peace fonstablu ............... CITY OFFICIALS. Mayor B L. E ddy ........P. M c I ntosh ......... C. P. K n UIIHUN ............. H. ... G. ______ Duvia ........... F M c C ormicl .J. E T ittle ................. C. N. D iikw H ow ard C ary . (L YUE CLEMENTS Council For Kale Wattled. A fishboat, 16 ft. long, 3 pair oars, 2 Partner to join expedition going to pairs rowhx ks, Chinook not, hangs over* Alnska, % interest in vessel, $75.00. 100 fathoms or lines.—Butt $13;—Net For (utlier information apply Io, Capt. C. 8. Winchell, $15;—Cull at W. II H. Carys. Garibaldi, Ore. G. W. S appington . 8. V. A n DE KHUN Recorder Treasurer Mursiial... SCHOOL BOARD CHudaThayar. B. L. Eldy, and Edmunds..—Clerk, Tom Coates. G. A« Notice- Notice ia hereby given, Hint sealed bids will ire received l,y the County Court, of the Stole of Oregon, for the County of Tillninook, et the office of tlie County Clerk, of s«i<l County until January, 27II1 1898 at 9 o’clock A . M. for the board and care of Louie Peterson and 0. M. An drews, said bids to be per tnoiilli. J. D. E<lwards, County Clerk. Warrant* Payable The following warrants are now due and payable at iny office. Series E. Nos. 406 407 416 446 447 448 449 450 445 451 452 103 141 «77 2 351 369 395 396 378 440 433 259 356 372 354 355 268 4»5 4*2 413 4«< 267 360 344 376 315 349 401 424 425 37l 4»« 4°9 429 32o 420 309 269 877 2«o 394 39» 3»3 29« 34» 4<» »5 3»7 260 321 261 336 2Í2. Series C. Noa. 49a iu* 929 825. John Barker. Treas. Money to loan. Inquire of Theo. Steinhilber F or SALK. A place near Tillamook 160 seers fine timber land. 160 acres well improved, near Elaine. A dress, Win. N Bays; Beaver, Ore. Free Howling. During the present month Hadley's Bowling Alley will lie free on each Thursday evening to all ladies and their escort*. For Sale e NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. , Land Office at Oregon City, Or. Jan. Sth I898 —Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of hi« intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that aa d proof will be made before tiie County Clerk of Tillamook Co., at Tillamook Ore., on March, ist, 1898, vis: William N. Bays; H. K- No. 12176 lor the I«ots 2, 5, 7 and lo of Sec. 13. Tp. 3, S, R. 9 West. He names the following witnesses to prove IPs continuous residence upon ami cultivation of said land, vis: Marcus Curl, of Blaine Or., Hans Jensen, of Blaine, Or., George A. Mowers, of Blaine, Oi., W. W. Conder, of Tillamook, Or. Chas. B Moore«, Register. MAIL SCHEDULE. Por Hale. Services will be held at the Chris*Ian Church every Munday ut n A M,; Tuesday, at 7:30 P. M. at w ilsoti River school house Sunday eve., a 7:30 P. M ; at Fairview every second and four Z Munday in each month nt 2 P. M. W. W. Gregory, Pastor. SOCIETY DIRECTORY. A. 0. IL W.—Meets on the first and third Tlmrsdlsys of each month at 7 30 p. m. at Wood- inrii Hull M W, T Stienhilber, 0. N. Drew Recorder. HOOK A LADDER CO. -Meets on the second Thursday evening of each month at the City Hail. Oak Nolan, President; Theo. Steinhilber Captain and Otto Heins Secretary. HII.VF.K WAVE CHAPTER, No. 13 OEM Mrrta and and <tli MHturdaya of eacn month Luella Ford,W. M., Carl Knudaon Secretary DIHKCTOHY. Notice of Time- A pHce of 140 aerea near Blaine—Fart improved. Thursday nt 7 P. M. T illamook and N orth Y amhill : — Leave N. Yamhill daily except Bunday 8 p. tn. BAY TENT, NO «5 K. 0. T. M - Meets 011 Arrive at Tillamook next day by 4 p. ni. the second ami Fourth Tuesday evenings of Leave Tillamook daily except Sunday 6 p. m. rscli month at 800 P. M. at Wixxinieii it all. T. Arrive N. Yamhill next day ......... 2 p. m. Handley, Corn ; John Day, R K. T illamook amd ijorsomvillr :— M ormimo S tar R f . hekah LOI> gr N o . 52, I. f). L’ve Tillamook daily except Tuesday b oo a.m. O. F.—Meets 011 the fir«t and third Wednesday Arrive HobsonviHe 9:00a.m. evening« In each month. Mrs. <1. M. Newman, L’ve Hobsonville, except Tuesday 10 on a. rn. N. O.; Miss L Poland, V.G.; Joe Petre, Mec. Arrive Tillamook 1:00 fin. L’ve Hobsonville Hiimlaya ...... 9 < am hi . G. A. R.—Meets first Saturday of each Arrives in Tillamook................................12:00 m. month at 1 P. M. iu I. O O. K Hall. C. N. Drew, Adjutant, W. H. Reynolds Commander. N etarts :— Leaves Tillamook Tuesdays, Thursdays, I, 0. 0. F.—Mretsevery Tuesday night st 7 3o ami Saturdays at . . 7 a. tn. F M in I 0 O F Hall C I’. Knudson S 0 Arrives Netarts . . 1: m. Win Olsen, Rec. Secretary; W. J May leaves Netarts, same days, .1 r.in. Per. Secretary. Ari Ives Tillamook by 6 I . HI. ALDER CAMP.-No. 2iq, Woodmen of the G rand R ond :— Leaves Grand Roiinde daily except Munday World, meet« every Friday night in W of W. K. R H ass , Consul, Otto Heins, at 6 p. in , or 011 arrival of mail from McMinn hall. Clerk. ville Arrives at Tillamook at 145. A. F A A M.—Meets fir«t Saturday night of I.eave« Tillamook Daily except Sunday at 6 p 111. or on arrival of mail from N. Yamhill, each month in M mnoii I c Hall. T B. Hamiley W M ; Geo Hamiley Secretary. which i« uMiially 4 30. Arrives at Grand Monde at 145 I JOHNSON .................... CHAPTER NO 24- Meetsat73oP Post Office hours, 7 v> A M to RouP. M. , ». M on v.. the ...« 4 sid ... ««•...««■ Saturday v. of ea< each month nt J. Il 1'dward., II. 1'.; W. U Money Order depart unlit Moo AM. 6 00 P. M ¡Muonic Hall (fender, Secretary. Bunday 4:00 to 6 00 p. m A windmill with pump anil pipe com-> píete—all in good condition. Inquire oí Dr. W . A. Wine, or at this office. Notice ia hereby given Hint I have given mv non, (’barles Doughty, who nnw is 18 yenra o> I, Ilia time. He now is privileged to contract with employer* and receive liia w*gin in like manner a* if he had reached bit majority, III consideration of tlda I am in no wine re- •porwrible for his contracts or agrie- niente, implied or oilier wise to pay money. Frank Doughty M. E C hurch :—Rev. M. P. Dixon, pastor. Preaching service at 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. every Sunday. Sunday school at 10 A. M. (iaM meeting at 12 M. Player meeting every A I,PER CIRURE.—No 44. Woodmen of the Woij<l. meet« every xecoixl aii'l fourth WrdneM* <lay of each month, I11 W. of W hall. G. N. Mr«. H If. Alderman, Mrs. C. WaldvogelClerk COUNTY OFFICIAL«: Judge (om misai on er W W C omoro ID P H arvf . v ' /<: if W hrrlf . r J. D. E dward « Il H A i . drrman rt''"KrK BAY CITY IOD JK DIRECTORY U nity R f . rfxkah I oi * gk N o . 51 I. 0.0 F — Meet« 2i*«l and 4th Tiiewlaya. Mrs. Elisabeth Pye. N. G . Mr» Frank Lon|, V G., J. J. Pye, Mecretary. Clerk.................................. SherifT .......................... Treasurer ........... . BAVCITY Bay C ity L D r> .» *r MO. N o . .02 »02 A. a . F F. . Ä ft A. M —Mrs Assaaaor jiidaiaiiin Saturdays in each — month. _____ ... <iu« Survey or A M ’ Nelson, W M , ,C _ 1C ____ Hicki is, “ " , H. W Alfred School Superintendent O. A. W ai . krr Miiifiiuaoti, |. W. Geo. W Kiger, Mecretary. Coroner C. F. MRva^ns Deput * Pi oaecuting Attorney C lacdr T mavsr _______ __ ___ M iriam ( ______________ haftrr No.'JoO. E. __ ft.— Meets i«t »nd 3rd Tuesday« hi e each month Mrs Ella C .cuit C ourt convenes the 4th Monday in ■A ’’' Md *fh month, Wixtd, Gua Nelson, W. <> P , Mra Maybel /.ugu.t .nd Rli adjourned term I. generell, w'"“* W M , Vi —-- -------- “ J r* Kiger, A M.,C. bb if . iiivbk Hicks. . Secretary, •M- ■ » mcivisi^, held in the spring < ounty Court - nirets the Jan ---------- -- -- first Monday« of a P acific I zh > gr N o . I05 1 zidgr No. I. . 0.0. O. O. F F. — —Meets uary. March May, J" *“* “ ■“ No- prtdoy« - a . for - »nd 4th Maturday _ . _ and _ . rvery _ _ other Jnly, Meptember »“d vember. Commit >..i..>ou«r. court w the Wedue» — n«„rd.y li. the mouth. C. ... H. Ilicks II k U N. G .........------------------------------ day« following. b 1 Alfred Dtaue,V. Deaue.V, J. J Pye, Secretary, Secretary, I
