THE
TILLAMOOK WEEKLY
HEADLIGHT*
Is now on and will Continue tor the next Sixty Days.
We have reduced every suit of cloths in
our stock to less than cost.
In boots and shoes we have made tre
mendous reductions.
As to hats you can have them at your
own price.
We have also made heavy reductions in
groceries
We have also a large lot of furnishing
goods which we will sell at prices that will
surprise you.
P rices
L ower
THAT
E ver
B efore
(i rocit
Reduc
tions
In All
Lines
REMEMBER
These reductions are made to close out and they will be for cash
• COUNTY ITEMS.
GATHERED BY B'JR C0RRESUN8EHTS
A Brief Glimpse nt Last Weeks
, Happenings
Woods
(KMOMTHK OCEAN WAV»)
A literary society w.ll be organised
nt tli« Woods school house Fridiiy
night.
Mr. Win. Booth is having several feet
of liia barn taken off as it projects into
the atreet. It will be a decided im
provement to the looks of the afreet.
Miss Berry, who cloned a auccenaful
term of school at Oretown, stopped a
few «lays visiting friends at this place !
She left Monday morning for her home
near Tillamook.
Marine news is dull just now; we are piece of red and black flint rock, and is
the same that Indian arrow points are
«.ill expecting the “llariisuii.”
made. It is about eight inches long by
1’. D. Newell ban another bump on
l wo inches wide and one and a ini 1 f inches
liia head; this time it takes lhe form
thick, and running to a knife edge ell
of a Notary Seal.
around. Who knows wi at such were
Our Potato Financier looked lonesome used for?
Saturday, coining to town without hia
While at Tillamook lately, we saw
regular escort.
some Sand Lake cranberries for sale in
Mrs. Fred Zaddach, who has been some of the stores, the condition of which
quite sick the paat week, is somewhat would tend to discourage the sale of the
better. Miss Stella Hunt is staying berries. A little education along the
line of keeping and handing this fruit,
with her.
we think would not he amiss. These
Our genial sheriff, II. II. Alderman
berries if properly handled can be kept
was up from the county seat, posting
until spring, which would he a benefit
and saiving elec tion notices.
to lhe grower, the merchant and the
The Siletz Indian Agent is on lhe consumer. W’e hope to see some atten
river investigating (he census taken of tion paid to lhe matter another year.
t le Indians entitled to participate in the*
There was a pleasant surprise party
distribution of the appropriation fund. I
at T. J. Harris'on the 25th.
There lire niinora of our coal fields
b* ing opened up in (lie near future.
The quality haa been demonstrated by
aimlyaia to be of the beat, and M. J.
Kinney now says there is no doubt as
E. A. Brooks ami family are going to
quantity.
leave us for another station. W’e are
Rain, rain
snow.
and occassiomdly some
Mr.
Henry Ely entertained as his'
guests Ed Ly ter and family and Missi
Cassa Berry. They all report a pleasant
W’e tin lerstnud that E. O, Mills has
time. It is a known fact by all the
had a pension granted him.
neighbor’s and the neighbor’s children,
W’e are informed that E. W. Brown, of and is verified by the above named per
Beaver, is seriously ill.
sons that Mr. Elv is sn expert cook ami
Prof. F. D. Vincent passed through deserves merited praise as an all around
our Imrg Saturday on his way home from housekeeper.
Blaine.
Wilson River
M. Swab and D. F. Coulson went to
Tillamook Monday and returned Wed
nesday .
L. G. Freeman is building a new pick
etyard on his place and fixing lipin good
Misses Minta and Dora Swab we-e the
shape.
guests of their grandparents, Mr. and
l’aul Erickson baa got the main part
Mrs. N. Couhon. Sunday.
raised 01, his new building.
Owing to the series of meetings now in
School district No. 10 called a special
progress at Beaver, ev Dollarhide did
not till his appointment at this place Sat meeting and voted a 21# mill lax to pay
i r t ie new seats.
urday night.
L iok over your supplies of stationery
ami see if there is anything vou need.
Brin;' your work to the II eadi . ihiit
oilice as etrly ns possible, as we are
itiiining our presses all the time and
still find it difficult to keep up with our
work.
Ordinance No.
99
Ati Ordinance to fix the rate of tax. upon the
taxable property co itained withi'i the corpor
ate limit-iof Tillamook City, f >r the year 1 9S.
Th*» people of Tillamook City do ordain as
f ¿lows:
Sec. 1. That the rate percent of tax levy for
I the year 1898, upon all property both real and
pers nal, situate within the corporate limits
of Tillamook City, shall be and the same is
hereby fixed, at, two mills, upon each doliar of
of the as-.esved valuation ol such property.
Sec.?. That the rate perc nt of the road tax
levy, for the yerr 1898, upon al t ixable proper
ty wit du t te corporate limits of Tillamook City
ty, shall b« and the same is hereby fixed at
five mills upon each dollar of the assessed val
uation of such property
t*ee 3. All Ordinances in conflict with the
foreg dng provisions of this Ordinance, be and
the same is hereby repealed.
Approved Jan. asst, 189K.
B. L. Eddy, Mayor
Read the third time and adoped by thj com
mon council of Tillamook City, on this 24 day
of January, A.D. 1898.
C. N. Drew,
Recorder.
Win. Lunquist is down from Miami.
N. Coulson who has been afflicted
most all winter with a sore toe, made
Andrew Anderson is building a front
two trips to Beaver this week, conse* porch 011 his house.
The long bridge across the marsh on
quenlly his toe is getting better.
Sweedish meetings at two o’clock P.
Fred Paws’ farm, at Sand Lake, is being
M
every Sunday, al the Latimer
repaired after so long a time. The
bridge is being raised about one and
si liool house. Mr. Noren
co idm ts
Neiudeinitea are pleased that Dick sorry to see them go, may luck and pros
half feet, new stringers ate being plac ; Sales will continue to curry the mail perity go with them
T. R. W’ilson was in lhe city on busi the services.
ed beneath and some new flooring will between here and I lobsonville ; be never
I’ncle John Ims recovered from his in ness last week.
! fails to connect unless it is an absolute jury received from lhe fill he gut last
Heal Estate Transfers.
replace (he old.
To the Music Loving Public.
In spite of lhe flimigreeable weather,
' impONSibilty. Messer Sales and Condit week.
A
long
needpd want supplied for
E. Osburn, D. D. G. M of District 4ft,
our genial mail carrier ia always up and Jan.
intends to arrnnre for passengers, of
17 A. W. Howe by Sheriff, to W W. C. n Miiaicinns, Tencliers mid Pupil»—Jnst
installed the officers of Neat uvea Ixxlge
Bert Biggs is puling in a water pipe to going.
dtr, S W.of X Hi. of Sec lr Tp 4 S K
which we will give full paiticulars
rrceivtul n fine collection of sheet music,
No. 114. I. O. O. F. in their respective
lo W.
later.
| have lhe water to his house convenient
The gentle snow-flake and bracing at
stations last Saturday night, as follows:
17
John L. Shotwell to Geo. Shotwell also slandaid »Indies by J. T. Hadi, C.
and handy.
mospheie reminds one of lhe Klondike
1-5 interest N
of S W.', W« ofs Cierny, T. Heller, W. T B. Mathews
II. C. Sanders, N. G.; I F. Weatheily,
E. A. Brooks and fa oily expect to climate.
W* ft 8 W X of N W ’.Sec 11 Tp aS R I graded eour.es, Theo. Presser, octave
V G.; W. It. Itobedee, Secv.; W.
, W
leave oil the Steamer Elinoie.
Isludies, Theo. Moelling, Prelude*, In-
Priestly, Trea ; A. Compton, War.;
Daniel Nichols Ims gone to his ranch
» Geo. & Juli» May Shotwell to W. w.
E Osburn, I. G. The lodge has reduc
D R. Hurlhut expects to go to some for a few days. I)au is quite a sport and
or sale at Mrs.
Conder 2 3 intereat in above property structiou Imoks, etc
Mr. Fred Mills is now in his new other station soon.
2o Lucy and David Vanderburg lo W. W ID. C. Hower's residence. All orders
ed the inialion fee from $21 to $15,
is particularly fond of flailing.
Conder,
1-5
interest
in
a
ime.
with a view of gaining inoie members i house. Ilia old house was blown away
promptly filled f. r till grades of music.
Geo. Morris made a flyiny tiip to
Quite an enjoyable lime was had at El
>0 Geo. ft Julia May Shotwell to W. W
| by the wind storm, some time ago.
dm ing the new year
\ our kind patronage is solic:ted between
Conder
BJ*
of
S
EK
ft
of
N
K
Q
llobaunville last week.
I Lysters. Judging from I lie skill displaj-
the
lion s of 8 to 12 A. M 6 to 9 P. M.
Sec
1
Tp
1
8
R
8w.
Mies Minnie Nelson, who has been
i ed in dancing, one would come to the
” J. C Bewley, by Sheriff to W. J. May
| conclusion that possibly some w ere till-
attending school at Shei idan, Ims return-
Lol l. 2. lift« of Blk I Lot 1 Blk ,, J. c.
Mias Mann is visiting friends in Till
. ed home on account of ill health.
1 ored by Prof. Beggs.
Bewley s ad. to Bay City.
Teacher»' Evamination.
amook.
11
Henry Tohl to Earl Finley, Lot 9 |
The steamer ‘Amethyst’ is expected in
The Literary Society at Beaver, sent a
Mr Watt of Pleasant Valley is obtain
Notice is hereby given that for the
Bia
1
Toter,
ad
10
Nehaletn
Geo. Hunt of Cape Memes went to
to Netarts Bay soon for lumber.
challenge to the society at this place to
ing signer« with a view of petitioning
« Sarah Thompson to Geo. w. Phelps purpose of making an exmnination of
Tillamuox on business.
tract in Sec. ftj Tp t s R 9 w
Sumner llauxliurst whs on the bva< h meet them in joint debate on the ftih,
the Comity Court for a change of route
all persons who may olfer themselves
of Feb which was a cepted, and Win.
» Wm Battersou 10 S M. Battersou
J A Bigg” and wife was at tbeCity oil our public high-way to-w.ird Tills-
Sunday taking in the sights.
a« t andidale« for teachers .d the schools
Lot 7 Tohl . addition to Nehalem.
Rli adea, E. E. Cross and J R. Low- on bunineas in regard to the P O al monk City.
» f. S. Patent to James ».Morgan Lot of this conniy, the co inly school super
School District No 7 is having a new • •nee were diosen tu meet them on that
Instesd of climbing up a hill for the
Barnegat.
aft S E M of N WH ft s i, of N E.), of intendent there..! will hold n public ex-
H'liool house built. Let the goudwoik dale.
sake of sliding down. The "green tim
Sec »TpiS R 10W.
nmiiiation nt the public sclnud building
School
Dial.
No.
40
called
a
speciiil
go Oil.
>5
Mary Ann Johnson to John Anson in lillamook. Ore., on Wednesday, Feb.
G. S Nelson made a tiip Io Slier idan meeting and an 8 mill tax was voted, ber" can be avoided by making a cir
Johusou
S
E
'.of
See«
IpjS
K
10
XT
Geo W. Phelps made a trip to Ne la*l week
lie reports the to.ids in very and lhe Itoard decided on Mira* Lucy L. cuit ions route via Mr Watt's and com
»th, 1898 lieginning at 1 o’clock I*. M.
halem Friday, on Imaiuesa ronne* ted lead condition.
ing out by Mr. Moore's bouse in Pleas
Dated this J*i|,, day of Jun., 1898.
Wooden rd, of Forest Grove as teacher
The H eadlight Inn just added a
ant Valley.
with liia freight that was ahip|wul for
for lit« summer term.
O. A. Walker.
Mi
Scott,
of
this
place,
haa
traded
Bules
Antomali** Numbering machine
Netarts on the schooner, Free Trade,
Messis. T. Goodrich and C. Beaty of1
Co. Sept, of Scli.»ls.
E A. Brooks family leave I o - m lay for Ocean Paik. were seen in Spruce trapp to its other printing machinery. The
which owing to the weather and wind some of liia horses and cattle for a livery
stable at Newlrarg.
nuinliers
consec utively,
their new home on the Sound
Joy in, up and down the tribnUries of Beav inarhine
bad to l>v put into Nehalem.
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or ¡I,
er Creek They met » ilh Midi excellent duplicate, to IWJand enables us to do
go with them.
sneceM that they caught one of their all kimla of die* ka, warranto, receipts,
B.irnegKt I m . had some Klondike wea- boll lids.
stock Imuks, rattle tickets, etc , in fact
ther the lest few da,'., it may be a cure
While our southern rival is putting <>n all kinds u( work chat require« num-
for
those
who
have
the
fever.
lleilwrt Alley's little girl, who has
a metropolitan appearance and the new Iranng. There is no work in the printing
Mis Tames Vc iee. while strolling on
im-lmling iiiMruv-tiun Ixoks hii .I
hem dangerously ill, is improving
arrivals seem sglow with eastern enter- line »hat can not Irad<»ne, and well dune
the 1‘vach a few da vs ago, found a very '
Mwixbml Mnili».
All order«
i prise, we are able to spruce upmswaion* at this oflive.
Half an inch of snow on the night of rare Indian relic, which had Iraconie un
promptly ttlle.1. Cell at revidetx-«
ally, doll a bland smilv and emrrg« from
lwlween hmm of 8 to li A. M.
the 22*1, ths flist for Nchaicin this covered by the drift! >g sand. The im
sleepy hollow, after the fashion of Itv-
The new load i. progi eeeing finely
plement has bceu cut hum a Leant ful
Wl"1 C-w-wr»«.
and 6 to 91* M.
winter.
1 g'f* Icli..bjd.
Barnegat.
Spruce
Hebo
NETA RTS
Nelialem
SHEET MUSIC
Sand Lake
FOR SALE
C01 ilsonburg
ite «K ircc"c
■«.W
,orerw
irvc-C. 'ail, dr u« I st* refund money
Mrs D C Bowers