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I (Che fflertbliaht, yi'oylc tvlto Want I ■ Good Job Pi inting will do well to bear in mind that there is but one decently equipped Job office in Tillamook Countyt and that is the office oj has over one thousand subscribers. Ft has more local news, and is the cleanest, ablest and best paper in Tillamook County. People who want all the news and who do not want slush, dirt and abuse, take (Cite «eablirtljt. Kite fjertblipltt. Vol. X. No. 35. TILLAMOOK, OREGON, THURSDAY. I HEADLIGHT PROFESSION AL CARDS. Klondike Outfitters PHYSICIAN. SURGEON AND ACCOUCHEUR, All calls promptly attended to T1LI.AMOOK, ORB. E. HAWKE M. D, If you are conteinplaling ft trip to Alaska, come anti see its. We Lave everything in otir big store that you will need for the trip. We have branch bouses at Dyea and Skaguway, Alaska. Can furnish you with just the information you want. Mr. Foard, of our firm lias been personally over both trails. Come in and talk your trip over witli us, perhaps we can help you. Come and see us anyway. & S « PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON I office nt Alton House, Tillamook. Oregon, telephone No. 7. Fo;t< & Stoke§, ROBERT A. MILLER. Asteria Oregon. * ATTORNEY-AT-LAW OREGON CITY, Land Titles and Land Office Business a Specialty. OREGON. Qficapcz £umßc/v A. WISE, DENTIST, Tlie Dekum Building T illamook 3<l ck Washington, Portland. O re (J ames M c C ain , I A. W. S everance . Flooring, Rustic and First Class Finishing Lumber Ship Lap ana Sized Dimension Rough, Dimension Lumber $12.00 7.00 6.00 Tillamook Lumbring Co ATTORNEYS AT LAW, TILLAMOOK, Feb. 10th. 1898. $1.50 Per year OREGON. yy. j. may , ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, ZETT3T TILLAMOOK, OREGON Í J. J. D aly . t O scar H avter [)ALY & HAYTLR, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, DALLAS, OREGON X-RA YS Mrs. M T. Cook is quite sick. Mr. Bixby the Beaver Merchant was Melting snows in the mountains in town on Wednesday. W. J. May Esq. returned on Thurs cause«! unusually high water the early Picture frames of all sizes aud des part of this week. day from a short trip to Portland. criptions nt the Racket Store. A. M. Wall of Trask river who Ml Will. Olsen keeps the finest smoked W. S. Runyan, well known here, died I salmon that we have ever tasted, cured about two weeks ago and hurt his hip at Dundas, ill about two weeks ago. very badly is not able to walk yet. by himself. Billy Martin shot a very pecular duca D. Billings and James Atkinson, from Wanted—At once 100 Ship Carpen last Sunday. It was evidently a cross Sandlake, were in town lust ween on ters. Apply at yard. between a Mallard and a Sprig. business. • Halt* & Kern, Contract Co. Prof Chas Newman organized a danc Portland, Ore. When you want liosiry, uni’ rellas and ing class at Woods on Tuesday evening. I stationery the place to get them is at Oscar Campbell and bis Comedy Coin- Mr. Newman is a graduate of Prof Beggs the Racket Store ! pany gave a show at Bay City on Tues class. Miss Ida High, who has been attend day evening and one at Nehalem on ing school at Monmouth Oregon, return i Wednesday evening. Piof. Curt Bowers is organizing danc ed on the stage on Thursday to her home ing classes in Tillamook and at Fair I J. E. Sibley is looking up some tim- in Tillamook County. view. Mr. Bowers is a graduate under l»er for the Truckee Lumber Company at P. McIntosh, Win. Olsen, Dwight Ed- Hobaonville. Timber claims sold to that Prof. Beggs. munds, Geo Cohn ami P. W. Todd have company are well placed and the county The firm of Brown and Durfee of the been appointed by Governor Lord as n will get the benefit. Red Shoe Store lias been dissolved rill c muniltee to solicit uid fur the suffering The steam u; Miami is rapidly nearing Mr. Brown will continue the business on Cubans. completion. It will ¡tea handsome little his own account. Mr. Brown is an old R. M. Watson, editor of the Nehalem boat and well adapted to towing and experienced merchant and shoe-maker and people who favor him with their Republican, was in town the latter part coast service. trade will be well treated. of last week, and made the II kadliou T Duck shooting «till continues remark otlice a pleasant call. Mr Watson is a Joseph M. and Louie Level will nenspaper man of many years exper ably good. Billy Martin bagged 23 birds in ail afteinoon’s shooting down at shortly, leave for Puget Sound and from ience, whom it is a pleasure to meet. Goodspeeds, and lake hunters report lol. thence for the Klondike gold fields, An Chas. Pye of Nehalem, was in town erable fai r success. uncle of tlie Levels is building a steam hist week on business and incidentally schooner at Seattle, and it is now nearly The resignation of C. P. Knudson completed ami will sail in the near culled at the ItEADi.ianr office. While lieie he attemied the meeting of ti e from the city council is uni versal y re- futurd. They will go on that ship, and 1‘oiiioua Grange, of which he is a mem gretted Mr. Knudson was president of propose bringing it back loaded down the council ami one of the most efficient with gold. The H eadlight trustB their ber. members of the board. expectations may be realized. The Steamer Harrison left here on Friday for Astoria. Her departure was so sudden aud unexpected Hint several passengers from this place got left be- 1 hind, “Charlie, your father is calling you ” Charlie: Yes I hear him. But he is calling “Charlie.” I don’t need to go 1 ill he yells “Charles.” The Steam Tog Miami made a trip down the bay yesterday with a number of friends, aboard. The little boat made a very beautiful appearance as she steamed down the bay ami every body was delighted with tlie trip. Si<l Anderson l.»s the contract for hauling the stranded whistling buoy A little girl who had told a lie was es from the bearli and setting it afloat at corted to her bed loom bv her mother Garibaldi where it can be picked up by «sml told to ask God to forgive her lor her the steamer. sin. This is what the listening mother Dancing master Beggs shook the mud heard: "Oh, God, I thought you could of Tillamook off of his nimble feet on lake a joke”. Tuesday and betook i.imself to the be Little Gladys, whose father was accus- nighted city of Forest Grove to teach the I turned to express himself as “up in G” Universityites how to “jtimp-an-kick” when he felt well and luippv, closed her after his own approved fashion. I prayer by saying; “Dear Lord, please Wedding bells rang merrily inHt my keep dear pupa ‘up in G’ ” Thursday evening, the occasion being “According to the Hern Id where the marriage of Clarence Tilden, the would the H eadlight “get off” if tlie well known wood dealer and teamster l,mi I bill aliou.d become a law."—Ocean and Miss C.irrir L. Brooks of this city, Wave. ¡loth parties are well and favorable Go right on attending to its own known here and the H eadlight joins business aud publishing the news with their many frien ds in wishing them whilst other so-called newspapers spend all possaible success and prosperity. their time slandering their neighbors. See? We <lo not know what steps will be Willie Smith was playing with the taken hv the Cuban relief cuniiniliee ap J oucm boys. His mother called him and pointed lor thin County l>y Governor said: “Willie don’t you know those Lord, but would respectfully suggest Firat chu» accoininodationb Jones buys are ba«l boys for you to play that perhaps more might be done by at second class rate. with?” “Yes, mamma,’’ replied Willie getting up an entertainment than in nny “I know that but; but don’t you know other way. Surely there is no one who I am a good boy for them to play with?’’ would not be glad to contribute some Bes t meals in the City thing toward so win thy a cause The H eadlight I ihj just added a Tillamook Ore Bates Automata1 Numl>ering machine Attorney E. E. Sei |»h expects to leave to its other printing machinery. The shortly for Southern California, where machine numbers consecutively, <r ill he will join his family ami for the pre- duplicate, to 9999 and enables us to do sent remain, The ill health of Mrs all kinds of checks, warrant», receipts, Selpli makes that step necessary, and it stock books, raffle tickets, etc., • » in fact js hoped that under the sunny skies and ail kinds of work chat require* num- *m the dry atmosphere of that southern Bering. There is no work in the printing 1 («lime site may entirely recover her CATHARTIC line that can not be done, ami well done health. This cuminunity can ill afford Ito spare such people as Mr. and Mis ' at this office. A Grand Masquerade Bal I will be given I Selpli, bill we trust that they may real ize to the fullest extent their hopes and at Fairview Hall, Monday evening, Feb. I 16, 1898 The following prizes wi 1 be i expectations and that, that far Southern CURE i given ; For tlie best sustained gentle i Country may lie as kind to them in man character a |2 00 hat by Colin amt friends and pro»|>erity as old Tillamook. ANTI-RUST TINWARE It lasts twice as long It is much more wholesome For Sale by L. EDDY J. K. Tuttle. ATTORNEY AT LAW T illamook , O regon . 1 O. MILAN, A I TORNEY AT LAW J. P. Allen, Prop Deputy Dl.lt id Attorney of Tillamook County Office in Alderman Hotel Building Tillamook. Oregon ■ II. GOYNli, ATTORNEY AT LAW OflheOp|»«»site Comi House. Tillamook, On-gon. 0LAUDE THAYER, CANDY 4 ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, TILLAMOOK, OREGON CONSTIPATION C. & E. THAYER 10c fl General Banking and Exchange butlneaa. InteleM paid on time deposit«. Exchange on England, Belgium, Germany, Reduced Fares! Sweden and all foreign countries. Tillamook. ROUKB Oregon. Charles Peterson Astoria and Tillamook -3-r $$ Barber Shaving I lair Cutting Shampooing Hot and Cold Baths. wm ..I, Wp. mr, m s.y. carrying freight J ' i- F.vttr thing Strictly Firtt Clan ■n<,T,n— f»a«»eaae ■- ELMORE. SANBORN A C«., Astoria, or COHN A CO., Tillamook, Agts : Co. For the heat sustained lady char- ' in ter a gold diamond ring by A. Latci er. | For the l>e»t representative gentleman I character a (1.00 silk handkerchief by j Dwight Edmunds. For the best repre- ! «dilative lady character a pair (1,2.5 kid gloves by Lainode Millinery Parlors. | For the homeliest costume, a pair of ■lancing puni|>s l>y Kay A Todd. Danc ers tickets including supper (1 25 Spec i tators tickets .25. Tickets for sale at Letcher’s. Notlco Notice is hereby given that there will be a meeting in tlie City of Tillamook, on Natusday March 6th, 1898 at 1 o’clock I*. M. for the purpose of electing repre sentatives to the State Grange for the ensuing year. Each subordinate Oi ange is entitle«! to three delegates to said con- vention. J. W. Maxwell, Dept. Master A meeting of Tillamook Poinana Grange was held at the Vaughn school on the 3.1, of libs month. Officer» elect Tillamook, Ore., Feb , "lit, 1898. ed for the e.isnsng year as follows: The Republican Central Com H. F. Holden. Master; John Sheet», Overseer; L. S. Maynard, laKlurer; mittee of Tillamook County, Oregon Felix K >», Stewart; Maggie llolden, is hereby < ailed to meet at the Law < tffii e Assistant Steward : • ■»«»Ol»en,Chap of Handley A Handley in Tillamook, lain; Ester A. Maxwell, Tnaanr«r;| Oregon on Saturday February, 26tli, 1898 Charles Pye, Secretary ; J. 8. Gray, Gate at one o’clock in the afternoon for the keeper; Maggie Jennings, Cere.; Jetlie di»|>atch of general business. Your Sheets, Pomona; Harriett, Flora and porwnal attendance ia earnestly solicit-1 Hattie Vaughn, Lady Asei.tsiil Guard ! ed. Proxies will not l>e recognised unless I Nowitlistanding the wind and rain there were a good inany pieaeut and all were held by voters of tbe precincts ao repre sented. pleasant and happy. Reapeclfully your», The next meeting of the Pomona T. B. Handley. will lie held at the Fairview Hall on the . 13th, day of May 1898 The Negro Ministrel performance at tbeOperaliou.se last Saturday evening, drew a very fair audience, considering tlie weather and gave good satisfaction. The show was under the management of Oscar Campbell, who has had a nuni- ber’of, years experience on lite stage ami is a comedian of no mean order. Messrs Reynolds and Simler have also had eon- siderale experience as shown by the'r performance on the stage. All the rest of the boys are new beginners snd as such did quite well. The best part of of the show was I lie roaring farce, '‘Boy Wanted." The entire performance was liberally applauded and enjoyed by otir people. At the dance which followed the performance everybody had a good time. The public will lie pleased to h \ir the boys again at some future time. ALLEN HOUSE ARRIVALS. J men Fuller, Pleanant Cove; Jeunes E. T,ow- rence, South Prairie; James Irvine. Tillamook; Chas. Pye, D. Marleny, Nehalem; Louis Ber enberg, Joe Provost, Sid Provost, Geo Willi ms 1. S. Tilden, H. G. Curtis, Dick Johnson, K. Ginger. A.. M. Hare, G. W. Monroe, J. W Mc Kinley, Bay City; D. Curtis, John Rupp, Mike Applenalp, Jack Rupp, Trask; I. C. Quick Nestocton; W. E Catterlin, Halein; R. J. Mount, Silverton; George Allendorph, Mrs. John Bodie Hobsonville; George Johnson, Netarts. Still We Lead Choice limns, llets. a lb. Coal oil 15cts. a gallon, 9 Packages Arbuckle coffee, fl.00 25 bars Clariette soup, (1.00 25 1 lb. bars Savon soap, (1.00 Best flour per sack, $1 00 Poitland, Me. sugar corn lOcts. per can or It cans $1,00 18 lbs raisins, primes, or Ex. C. sugar, for *1 00 10 lbs. pears, dried apples, No. 1. Is land rice, or gran, sugar, 11.00 Our teas, browned coffee, and ayrnps are delicious. In fact our Grocery De partment ia first class in every respect, every article being choice and fresh. Dwight T Edmunds. A Pleasant Meeting. A very pleasant meeting of Tillamook Ixxlge, A. F. A A M was held last Saturday evening* After the regular work of Die lodge, addresses were made by several members of the lodge After clc sing the lodge the brethren adjourned to the Allen House where a delicious lunch was served, after which speech making was the order of the hour. The lunch was spread in honor of Brothers Helfili and Knudson who expect shortly to leave us for other parts. Many ex- presMions of good will toward the depart ing brothers, were offered ami much re gret expressed at their going away. Amongst those making addresses were Messrs. Selpli, Cooper, K«bly, Bowman, T B. ami Geo Handley, Nolan, Goyne, ami others The lodge is startingout prosperously under the efficient control of T. B. Handley, W. M. and bids fair to have a prosperous year. Everybody Bays So. CasrareU Candy Cathartic, the mmt won derful medical discovery of tlie age, pleas ant and refreshing to the taste, act gently and positively on kidueya, liver and bowels, cleansing the entire system, dispel colds, cure headache, fever, habitual « onstipatioa and biiiouanesa. Please boy and try a box of C. C. C. to-day; 10, 25, M> cenu. Hold aud Chairman. cunranteed to cure by all druggists.
