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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 24, 1898)
(Cite seobiinht, who Want B r !• I has over one thousand subscribers. It 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 Good Job Printing will do well] to bear in mind that there is but! one decently equipped Job office] in Tillamook County, and that is the office of Kite Oeabltiiltt. (Cite fjmbltnljt. Vol. X, No. 37. TILLAMOOK. OREGON. THURSDAY. ( PROFESSION/!. CARDS. HEADLIGHT X-RA YS S Klondike Outfitters § L) V VID WILEY, M. D., I'll YSICIAN, SURGEON and accoucheur , All calls promptly attended to TILLAMOOK, OR It. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ■office nt All n House, Tillamook. Oregon. fcl.; »hone No. 7. If you are contemplating a trip to Alaska, come and see us. We have everything in our 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 has been personally over both trails. Come in and talk your trip over with us, perhaps we can help you. Come and see us anyway. & gtoke^, ■OBERT A. MILLER. Astoria Oregon. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW OREGON CITY, Laud Title« and Land Office Business a Specialty. yy OREGON. Qiwapc/b Xumfie/b a . wise , DENTIST, T illamook The ixkurn Building O re 3d tk Washington, Portland. (J ames M c C ain , ¡A. W. S everance . \J C CAIN & SEVERANCE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Flooring, Rustic and First Class Finishing Lumber Ship Lap ana Sized Dimension Rough, Dimension Lumber $12.00 7.00 6.00 Tillamook Lumbring Co TILLAMOOK, OltEGON. yy j. may , ATTORN E Y-AT-L A W, TILLAMOOK, OREGON J.L J. HALT. t OSCAA HAVTEB f)ALY & HAYTER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, DALLAS, OREGON. to L. EDDY ATTORNEY AT LAW ANTI-RUST TINWARE It lasts twice as long It is much more wholesome ‘ J Bor Sale by J. E. Tuttle. T illamook , O regon . /yen JlouSß / 1 O. NULAN, Lx. ATTORNEY AT LAW Deputy Distiict Attorney of Tillamook Ccv.nty J. P. Allen, Prop. Office iu Alderman Motel Building Tillamook. Oregon 'j H GOYMi, attorney at law OlliieUppes te ( olili H aise Tillamook, Oregon 0LAUDE THAYER, ATTOXNEY-AT-LAW, TILLAMOOK. OREGON B Äff K oi C. & E. THAYER <;e.iet«t Banking and Eschaage bu I .leiesi paid on time deposits. E ju Lance 011 England, Belgium, Oennany, pw*drn and all foreign countries. Tillamook, ■'Aropon. Charles Peterson, Shaving I lair Cutting Shampooing Hot and Cold Baths. Deck Jolinaon of Garibaldi ii getting ready to go to Alaska. / Mr. A Mrs SteinmeU’e little 4 year old ¿on came very near loaing his i e one • lay last week lie was playi ig alront <)l.«en's wharf and accident Ily fell into the water. Ili« cries attratted Horne? I'alclten who hastened to the little fel low* axaiatHix e jilit in time to aave him. T’he child had a narrow eoca|»e. SdcfaicLatinici Barber & Hairdresser. Sharing, Hair Cutting, Shampooing etc. New Building, If ext door to Post Office ri- Everything Strictly First Class Feb. 24th. 1898. $1.50 Per year. Mrs. Hutchins was quite ill for three Billy Williams is getting ready to go to Klondike. or four days of last week. Mre.Caphun Scluader was quite ill for ft couple of days last week. Mr. Bogard returned to Tillamook last week, and occupies his old place in Townsend’s creamery. He will remain for 8«n.:4 weeks. Jack Williams expects to leave on the •next boat for the land of icebergs ami I gold nuggets. Read Edgar Latimer’s new barber shop ad in tnis issue Edgar has a nice shop and a good business. ‘‘Have you felt slippers?” inquired an old lady in a shoe store. The clerk, who was new at the business and young, answered, “Yes, iiia’ani, many a time ” Don’t fail to get some of those ribbons at the sale, ac La Mode Millinery Par- I *« rs on Saturday. Assessor Stephens who lias Ireen on ¡the nick lint for the past 10 days has ¡fully recovered and is able to be about bin office. The revival meetings are still in pro gress. Seven or eight persons have pro fessed conversion this far and about as many more claim to have been healed of ' diseases. A paper lobe first c I hrh , much neceas nr ly itceixe first-class patronage, In I every town there are people who are ‘glad to see the paper get along” and i ‘lend their moral effort” to the editor I but moral effoit don’t pay printing, i paper, ink or tipos’ stipend. First-chiss pationage consists in a man paying bis subscription in ad vitnce. There are peo ple who came in and subscribe to help the paper along, who fail to think that inih ss they pay for the paper in advance they are asking you to lend them so much 5n cash. There is food for reflec tion in these lines —Nehalem Tinies. The «lance given at the Opera House on 1 iivsday evening was well atiemled, iiolwiHmtaiiding the extremely disagree- ! able weather. About 35 couple weie present, C. E. R«*ynolds acted as floor manager and Jenkin’s Orchestra furnish ed the music.—a sufficient guaraniee of its merits At midnight a delici us lunch was served at the Allen House to which all did ample justice. 1 a icing was kept up until a late hour. Prof. Walker was ill for several days last week and unable to teach school. It is expected that a proposition will be made at the meeting of the Tillamook Dairy Association to be held next Sat- to buy the whole plant. Slock holders are a lvised to be present. The annual school meeting for this district w ill be held on March 7lli. The business before the meeting will be the election of one director and a school clerk. Picture frames of all sizes and des criptions at the Racket Store. Mrs. Sturgeon was a passenger out on The steamer Elmore (or the Harrison) North Yamhill stage Wednesday eve ning. While in San Francisco Mrs. Stur is ex|>ei*ted either today or tomorrow. geon will select a tine line of the latest Pete Langlnirt is getting ready to go styles in millinery and trimmings. to Alaska on the little sloop now anchor Mr. Olsen is putting up (pule a large We invite every one to examine the ed near Garibaldi. lot of canned goods consisting of beef, .beautiful display of canned goods in the Will Riefenberg from LaPort, Wis. soups and etc. His little cannery is show window at Olsen’s general niercli- n>idi.?e store, The goods were canned has been paying a visit to friends here a model of neatness and his goods of a very superior quality. here in Tillamook, the labels being print and looking over the county, ed nt this office. The labels are conceded W. B. Blackburn, C. T. Blackburn, Two happy hearts that beat as one are by experts to be the finest work in the W. H. Ballitleld and Otto 11 udtschinidt being kept apart by the delay of the printing line ever turned out in this city. passed through here on their way to boat in coming in. Prophecies are The postmaster general has made a Nehalem this week, where they will en ventured that the boat will be in by decision in regard to postmasters who gage in logging. July 4th at the furthest. fail to notify the publishers of snbscrih- The Cotti Ilion club enjoyed the even There is some talk of starting a lodge ers who move or fail to take their papers ing of Washington's Birthday, at the of Knights of Fythiais here. The order from the office, to the effect that such Woodman Hall The members and a is one of l he stronger t benevolent ok I dih postmasters be held reaponsilde for the number of invited guests met at that in the United Sialet—and one of lhe amount due upon subscription The place, bringing their lunches with them be-t. | postal law says that any-one subscrib and enjoyed a dance and a short literary District Attorney Nolan is sending out ing for a paper and refusing to pay for ami musical programme. About 20 or a large number of notice to patties who it, shall be liable to criminal prosecii- 25 couples participated in the dancing. owe certain sums to the county in cosis, ti hi .— Ex. Ike Siniler has opened a barber shop tints it:. The sums will aggregate An item left out of our last week’s in the building formerly occupied by several hundred dollars. issue related to the change of proprietors Mrs. Newman. Mr. Simljr has nice The notices of final proof of Homestead • in Hie bakery. Mr. Knoell sold nut to quarters and as he is an nitist in his ' Mr. Erank Wheeler and expects to go profession w ill doubtless continue to do of Win. Mills, Wesley D.iy ami ||eitrie Hellebuyck appear for the first time in to Klondike or some other Alaskan a good bus itiess. polnis in search of gold. Mr. Knoell Tillamook never does things bv ha', this issue. lias made quite a reputation for himself ves. Since the advent of the great Prof. On Monday Feb 21st, a marriage here as a capable and honest business Beggs, we never have a dance but what license was granted to Geo. II. Handley iiiau and every one regrets his going a- we have two. If this thing keeps up all and Isabtlla Williams. The H eadlight i way. Mr. Wheeler who succeeds Mr. the cows will have twin calves by and by ' does not know when lhe happy event Knoell has the good wishes of the com and — hilt why speculate, no one can will come off, but \ ent di es lo extend munity in his new enterprise. tdl where it b ill end heartiest congratulations. Cuban Relief Entertainment. The Maine Disaster. I A meeting of tl e stockholders of the Tillamook Dairy Association was held mi Saturday f«»r the purpose of changing and amending certain by laws, but as there was not sufficient stock represented it ‘was found necessary to adjourn the meeting lo some future time. Some discussion whs had on subjects of im portance, the mosl important of which whs a proposition by Senator Maxwell l«> hav.* h committee or board appointed l<» inspect the sanitary conditions of ban s in which dairy cows are kept and of the milk. Il is rumored on the streets, that at the meeting next Saturday a proposi tion is tube made for the purchase of all the stock of the association. A full at tendance of all the stockholders is de sired. The latest diapatcliM on the’terrihle disaster to the U. S. Man of War‘‘State of Maine,” shed no new light on the piohnhle cause. The administration, apparently determined to maintain peace places some confidence in the accident A number of inquires have been in i e theory, but all the evidence that has thus far found its way into the news at this office with reference lo the papers, points toward the theory of powers conferred by law on H(*l»n< I Spanish treachery. No one seems to direclois to make purchase of appoint is, harbor for a moment, the idea that the supplies etc. For the accomodations oi awful dee«l was committed by order of (lie parlies referre«! to and the general the Cuban Governor General, ner even public, we publish the section of School by his knowle«lge, but that it was done Law referring to the matter. It is as by a torpe«lo from the hands of prom follows: “T he <!ir<ctors of school «Hstricts aie h«*i<*l y inent Spaniards, admits of hut little doubt Every thing points to this nllowed to provide, from time to time, witli the «■ommon school fund for their districts, for the conclusion. Threats were openly made piirchHse of globes, charts, iimps, and other that unless the ship left llavaiina by apparatus for use In the r schools; and such Feb 15th, there would be trouble. ' apparatus shall be kept at the M*hoo1hou«<* each term of school for the une ef th When the explosion oceurre«l ami the | during pupil « and teachers, provided, that the ycaily terrified inl.abitantH of the city asked I ex enditure therefor shall not exceed the sum each other the cause, a Spanish officer j of sevevfy five dollars per year In districts it iimnediately replie«l that the Yankee | ceving five hundred dollars or over from the common school fund, an«l not to exceed Un ity Steamer ha«l blown lip as result of the I I dollars lit all other districts receiving less than careloMiiess of fi.e crew, ami a Spanish five hundred dollars therefrom.” Weylerite Havana newspajier had extras on the street explaining all about the Card of Thaalie affair not ten minutes after it occurred. To tlm many friend« who ho kimllv The Maine was placed in her perilous i HympHtli'Zod with, and iiMsisled me in condition over a |ierfect nest of torpe<l«»e< the hour of my terrible berenveni nt by the express and persistent direction ami deep Morrow I dodre hereby to re of the Spanish author!tie«, ami even the turn my mmere UiaiikM. com nmoi. sailors on hoard the ship ha«l Grace Johnson . knowle«lge of the fact, ami wrote Imine to their friemls expressing fears of wliat Town Council Meeting finally came to pass. The accident A regular seeMi«»n of the City C itiucil theory is utterly untenable as the ship wiiM liehl Feb. 21st. was one of the most carefully constuct- A «Irani w «a ordered put in on lhe e<1 vessels in the navy ami the discipline property of Mr. G«x>d pee«l to drain the perfect. Spontaneous combustion could water from lat. direct east. Km«l drain not have taken place, as II e tempera lobe lielow the Hiiriacc hii «I covered. ture of the coal bunkers was taken only Mre E. D. IfoHg was appointed a alii tie overan hour before the explo member of lhe Common Council. Coun sion amlfoun'l to he the name as usual. cilman II. G. Davin was ele< ted chair There is little doubt but that the ves man of the council sel was blown up by a Spanish torpedo A committee from the fire depait and that if it d«>ee not eventuate in war, merit, rerpieated the aid of the council Spain will have to pay a heavy indem- 1 in procuring a hose cart, and for lhe H|>- n ty. The vessel fully equip >e«l c »st the point ment of afire warden with unlimit U. S. |5,<W.000 The loss of life on ed jMjwer ami lhe panaage of an ordinance lx>ar«l tbe Maine la estimated to hav proliiniling the ringing of the fire hell been 258 men. «inly in cane of fire Ti.a council gua Investigation are lieing rapidly pushed rantee«! the Fire company the sum of forward, divers having alrea ly coin- 13«> or |35 on or before the 1st. of April meiice«l operations. Th a results aie a- 1898 Council a«ljourne<i until next . The entertainment given last Saturday | evening in-aid of the starving Cubans First class accoinniodation i was one of the in«)st successful entertain* at sec'ind class nite. <5'S> meiits ever given in this city. The pro gramme vias of a mixed character em- 1 bracing many features not usual to an Best meals in the City I entertainment in a small county town The proprietors of the (otoscope being Tillamook Ore i still in town were induced to give a number of pictures ami they conti ibuted greatly to the interest of the show. I Following war the programme i s ren- | dered: Remarks, by Mayor Eddy; Music, by Mr. ami Mrs Ihn Bowers; Futoftcope views; Song, ‘Hard Time.?, by (’ Ji. Reynolds; Kissing scene, by Fotuscope ; Recitation, ‘Fur Cuba Free,’ Miss Ruth Cooper; Fotuscope view, The • New Ymk Fire Department’; Instrument* a luett, the Mis-es Pet«!r-o i; Fotoseope view, * A Stage Dance at Sutro Baths’; B iHad,4 Boonie Sweet Bessie’, by P. Mc Intosh; Sword «lance, by Curt Bowers; Solo, by Frank Kerremaiis; Recitation, ‘An Inventor’s Wife’, by Mrs. Josephine Stillwell; Instruinental solo, by M ims Alice Peterson; Fotoscope views, 4Jar den scene’, and views of the Corbett— Courtney prize fight. Mr. ami Mrs. A «lance will lx gheu at the Tillamook Dan Boners then gave the audience Opera House next Wednesday eve some very well executed orchestral music ing for tlie benefit of ihefuml now being while the stage was being prepare«! for raised to Imild a walk from the city Al Ditcher's slight of hand tricks. Mr limit« to the Cemetery. The punting, Ixtclier gave four tricks. ’The Disap the hall and the music have ail been I »earing Silk’, in which a piece of silk is d< nated and now it in Imped that the made Io disappear from one l>«>ttle ami community will, without accord patro ie-appear in another, ‘The Magic Orange’ nize the dance and help the fund so that j a trick in which a small orange myster work tan be commenced at once. iously cli nge places w’.lli a bio k of wood Every Ixxly in interested Ixt every placed under a cone etc, ‘The Magic b«Hly help. Any one who may have Coin’, a trick ill which the magician conscientious cruplea againat dancing fiiml- flying coins in the air an I in other and wlm still dcairra to help, call leave |X‘»pie's I im I r , pockets and hair, and the a < H*h Btibsi ripiion to the amount of a 4SUs|>emii<m Act’, in which the magician ticket with Judge Sappington. The < ati-<e<l liis «laughter Belle to flout in the price of Hdmiwicn will be fifty cent*, air in the presem*« of the audience. widt h 10 cheap, considering the fact that Mr. J/etcher is an exceedingly clever it in Io Ire an all night affair. Ixit every magician, ami hie trirka were greatly en body help Io boom the matter along. joyed by the audience. In fact the Perwoiis who wish to avail tlieineelvea entire programme was a most excellent of Cohn A C o ’ h Annual Clearance Hale one ami enjoyed to the utmost by the ehoul«l go at once an the sale lasts only large audience present. We understand a few days longer. If you want bargaii a that the amount realised, clear of ex* now is the time to get them. I ¡xnsea, was in tbe ueighborbrud of HO. waite*l with most paiuiul apprebmstun regular meeting March 7th.
