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* Veople Who JUrtnt (£he has over one thousand subscribers It has more local news, and is the cleanest, ablest and best /taper in Tillamook County. People who want all the news and who do not I want slush, dirt and abuse, take Good Job Printing to bear in mind that there is but one decently equipped Job office in Tillamook Countyf and that is the office of iElie fjcablioht. (the I Vol. X. No. 49 TILLAMOOK. OREGON, THURSDAY. HEADLIGHT X-RAYS Tom Coates is s till on the sick list. May 19th. 1898. I Miss Maude Chatterton is ou the sick $1.50 Per year. County Warrants Payable Warrant. No. 491 49a 49S 5ja 496 509 5» 494 495 546 528 529 530 5’1 S»» 548 5<9 497 547 544 49» 5«3 51* SW 525 5’7 535 S’8 S» SOI <”3 6’1 6” 5‘8 54> 557 565 The Steamer Ilan ¡toil is expected to S*3S5O- day or to-morrow. list. COUNTY ITEMS Political Speaking. All citizens are expected to assist in 81 auahun’s new Music Store is about Arrangments have been made with A Brief Glimpse at Last Weeks the observance of memorial day thia completed. |year. D. DeK Bowman editor of toe H ead . Happenings Liveryman Wilson of McMinnville is light to address the voters at Woods on I C. E Reynolds has treated 1 his store in town. Saturday evening May 28th. and at to a bran new coat of paint. He I put it NETARTS Mrs. Waldvogal has been on the sick Oretown, Monday eveing May 30th. on the stole himself and did it artisti list for the past few days. Abe Severance, Chairman. cally too. .. ail< ‘"r8’ Pai1. Pierce of Pleasant C. N. Drew, Sec. ’ alley are rusticating on the beach M ir . L. II. Brown has been quite ill The ladies of the Christian Church during the past week . for a few days. will give an entertainment the first week in lune. Full particulars will be Gu« Lowengart of the firm of M. Seller For Sale. given next week. A complete bill of lumber for building and Co. of Portland is in town. Rev Gue will hold qunetrtly confer Hon. John T. Whalley will speak at Bay City a house 18x24—consisting nf flooring, ence services at the M. E. clmrcti Sat. in the afternoon at 2 o’clock instead of the rustic, studding, rafter«, etc., etc. Lum at 2:00oclock 1*. M. and Sunday, at 11:00 evening as heretofore advertised. ber can be seen at Mr. Davis* yard. Editor Watsou of Nehalem was in AM. Inquire at this office or of John Paquet. K You want a wheel—see Letcher and town on Monday. When You Want a First Class Wheel One that will stand these roads, One that will not need repairs, A Particularly easy riding wheel, Ata reasonable price buy Jenkins. There will be a lcetare at tire M. K. church Friday eve. May aoth 8 r. m . by aev. c. w. cue presiding alder Portland Dist. M. a. chu eh, subject “vnited states and spain", and the duty of every American citizen in ttie present struggle. Alt are invited, No admission fee I charged, a collectiou taken at the close of the I I Lecture. RAMBL The Rambler is a strictly first class wheel. It stood the test for 19 years and stands today a head of all. See tny Prices Model cf 1807 Model of 1898 * H Mrs. II. S. Newman’s little son who had Iris ankle badly hurt some time ago , was so unfortunate as Io fall last week, I ami dislocate the injured member. The - - $50.00 little fellow is only about 3 years old and to have more than bis share of $60.00 & $75.00 I seema trouble. guaranteed and all 875,00 Grease paint and pitch removed from all goods, at the Laundry and Dye House. If y’oii want a good wheel, and a cheap wheel, go and see Letcher & Jenkins; Their wheels areO. K. Æ COMPLETE HEW STOCK. op ---------- HARDWARE, STOVES, TINWARE, FARM MACHINERY, LOGGERS SUPPLIES, FISHING TACKLE. AMU NITION ETC. keady mixed paints No old shelf worn stock; Everything new and up to date. W, ’Hs M. CARY. O pposite B ank It is a well known fact that the wealth of the nation lies in the condition of the agricultural district. The farmer is the backbone of the country. The farmer may belter his condition by accepting aucli methods in the tilling of his land mid the preparing of his product as will involve tlie least labor and expense, our If that black suit <s glossy have it stained to ake the gloss off, Atwater will do it for you. We do steaming and renewing at the Laundry and Dye House. t A twater will crease your pants; for is cts. A mnrringe license was ¡ rsup <1 I o H hv I o Mr. C. T, McKinley ami Miss. M.m l i’tr son. The young couple will be imti ried this evening and will leave immediately 011 the North Yamhill stage fcr their new home naar Dallas. Miss. Carson has been in the office of the H eadlight HR A typo for a year past and only quit her case this afternoon The young people are both well known and well liked here and the go ><| wishes of tin if fiiends go with them totlieirnew home. Tillamook County is fnrnisliing its share of defenders of the stais and Rlripes. Amongst those already enlisted and on the way to the front are; Chai ley New man, formerly« typo in the H eadlight office, Chas. Olsen, Hollis R. Orchard, Fred B. Stoddard and James F. Law rence. The good wishes of all our people go with tl.e l>oys. May they fight brave ly for the land they love and return safely to their friends, to he crowned a necessity now. No progressive 1 with honor when the war ¡8 over. ner can do without one. We have | Before buying yourself a wheel, go to id or power sizes, see or write' Tjetcher and Jenkins and get our prices | oil bicyclefl. We will nell yon a good plain wheel for $20.0), or a first class wheel for $45.00. The best material in the market is used in our wheels We buy the material« from the factory and put them up at our shop, so we can save you the profits of the middlemen, who handle them for others. Yon can also see what you are getting before they on hand are ei ameled. This is the only way to buy a wheel and get your money's worth. Mikado and Empire Cream Separators FOARD & STOKES CO Astoria, Ore. TILLAMOOK BAKERY, AND restaurant A lways has Letcher and Jenkins have just receiv ed the best kit of tools an<l material for the repairing of bicycles that money could purchase and are prepared to do all kinds of work on bicycles at short notice and in a workmanlike manner. A share of your patronage is respectfully solicited. FRESH BREAD, PIES AND CAKES A lso a complete line of Canned, Fruits, Nuts, Cigars, Tobacco and Stationery. Best ZvCeals lxx tlxe City. Lunuhei from ID Gents up. Frank Wheeler, Prop. The Forest Gove stage came in las Friday with two passengers. Campers are arriving at the Netarts beach. A party from Tillamook drove over to the Netarts beach Sunday. Messrs Chas. Hodgden and James Koila.l went to l'leasaut Valley to work on the roads Monday. Messrs Phelps and Hobart made a trip to the hub Monday on business. Town Council Meeting- M ir . B. L. Eddy and children have At the meeting of the Common Coun gone to Potlland on a visit to relatives. cil on Monday evening the 16tli. inst. the Attorney W. J. May was in Portland following bills were allowed ; on business the lati«r part of last week. Bill from Pacific Lumber Co., #22,00 Have that suit cleaned, it will wear twice as 4« 4 4 14.00 Geo. W Elliott, ong. Tae Laundry and Dye House does that 44 44 1.50 John Millican, work« 44 4« C. W. Marlin. 1.50 See those art baits or soft rubber hugs 44 44 .75 L. L. Stillwell, and insects at Let chers The trout go 439 76 Total wild after I hem . Tbe sal.ion license of Brini! Bros, ivas If you want those'lace curtains done up nicely, send them to the Laundry and Dy ordered transferred to C B. Hedley. Houte. Ordinance No. 105 was introduced and Letcher and Jenkins have a new sign adopted and referred to the mayor. Mr.C. B. Hadley was granted per- in position, advertising their new bicycle miHBion to run a drain from his cellar business. into the cistern at the corner of 1st. street Theodore Steinliilher has been on the 1 a nd 2ave. east sick list the past week hut ¡sable to be 2nd. Blreet was ordered to be opened about again. full width and asidewalk built on the If you want first class work you will get itat north side of the Day’B property. the Luu ml y and Dye House. Any one having a good second hand Republican Speak I air saddle and who is willing to sell it at a Republican speaking under the aus leasomible pi ice, can find a buyer by pices of the Repuulic“ii County Central calling immediately at the 11 KAiM.iGi.T Committee w ill be held at the following office. times and places and by the following The Steam Tug Maggie lias been named persons: schooner-tigged and new knee bruce. Judge J T. W1IAI.LKY of Portland Ore. placed under her decks. Capt. Malaney Mnlaney May 23 at, 7:30 P. M Woods, proposes to have her ready for business «< Beaver, 24 44 2:00 44 4« in the near future. <« 24 44 7:30 44 44 Tillamook, The editorial relating to Mr. 'longue, << 25 4 4 7:30 44 44 Bay City, published in our hist is-tie whs copied <4 Nehalem, I’ll 44 7:30 44 4» entire in Sunday's Oregonian and credit therefor given to the lieraid. Hou. D. D e K B owman . Muy at 7:30 1*. M. Woods. H011. John T. Whalley who was an 4 4 44 44 4 4 Oretown, nounced to speak here on the evening of 44 44 44 It the 24th. is one of the most eloquent June Bay City stump speakers in the »State of Oregon. Hon. T. B. Everybody should go to hear him. Hebo, May 30 at 7:30 p. M. 44 44 <4 Nine new timber land notices coining Woods, 31 “ '* in on Wednesday evening made ibis 4 4 41 Oretown, “ “ J une 1 issue of the paper late. 44 3 HobsonVille “ “ At the last teachers examination the Hon. W I». Bn- Oxs follow ing persona were granted I cciir-e to South Prairie, May 25 al 7:30 P. M. leach in this County, viz, Miss Lizzie 44 44 44 28 " •• Bay City, kittenhouse, Miss Ora Brook«, Miss Faye n a Garibaldi, June 1 “ ** Doughty, Mils Della Oakes and Mr. Mr. Geo. Johnson lias gone to the 'egging camp to work. John Marks and wife of Tile Dalles Oregon, are camped at Netarts, where they will remain for sometime ..... They are greatly pleased with the beach, this is their first trip to the coast Nehalem At last the much needed rain, for gar dens and meadows, is here. All the lumber schooners are loaded and gone, and lumber is again accumulat ing . Dr Hawke came up from Tillamook on Monday to attend to Mrs. Solomou Lovewell who is dangerously ill. Later—Mis Ixivell died at midnight Monday and will be buried at 2 P. M Wednesday. Mrs. Giles R. Johnson, ami infant diiughtei.are visiting the formers mother Mr«. Lovell, «t Nehalem city. The genial John Tuttle was with iiaon Saturday, and visited with Nehalem Camp 223. W. O. W. Come again. Henry Olier of Clatsop, (a former re sident of Nehalem) has been in, and bouglit three milch cowanf Dan Hickey. Mr Obei runs a dairy of 22 cows will, a little “Mikado” separator, with entire satisfaction Bloom & Nyalrom took down a raft o( logs from Blackbiirus Camp 011 Money. Soutli Prairie. We have been having H fine rain the last few day’s and meadows are looking tine in tb is locality. J. O. ( omeltof Hillsboro, Washington Co is visiting friends and relatives at tl is place. G. W. Phelps of Netarts tlnougli here Monday. passed There has been much sickness around here, but all are improving. Mr. Conner formerly of this place moved Ins last load Monday. Percy Wiley. A. W Severance, chairman, Hon. F. X. Schoonmaker of New Jersey will County Centrili Committee. Mr Roy Powers is expected soon to «peak on the political iK«uea of the day at Woods C. N. Drew, round up caltle to drive to the valley. May 24 at 7:30 1’. M. and at Tillamook May 25th, Secretary. at 7:30 I*. M. mi . Schoonmaker is one of the We are having a good school in this ablest orator« in the United States and our district and the majority of the people people «hould not miss the opportunity of hear are well pleased with their teacher. The Joint Di.tu.nion ing him. The joi nt discussion last ween Hon. J. Curt Johnson is hauling bailed hay I) Sievens the fnaioneat orator and Holl. from Pate Wells this week. Wh’r They Haus People. T. B. Handley, at the Opera Ilouae on "Pshaw !” petulantly ejaculated Mrs. Mrs. Anderson expects to move to Thursday evening whs rntlier slimly at Blaine this week. Dubby, looking up from little Johnny's tended but full of interest to tlioae who geography. “I can't find it !'* Mrs. Allen of Tillamook is visiting at I were present. Mr. Stevens led off in a "Can't find what?’, grunted Mr. Dub this place, h peecb of an hour. He is evidently sin by, with his none buried in his news Edgar Gilbert from Johnson's logging cere but bis speech was a rambling effort paper. camp visited Beaver last Sunday full of bold assertions which he did not "Effigy.” take the trouble to prove It was tbe Pate Welle has bought a fine stock dog. “Eli?” same old argument that Billy Bryan "Effigy, I tell you! I have looked all ALLEN HOUSE ARRIVALS. offered in '96 and which the events of over the map of Oklahoma and cannot R P. Key Hanford, ( a!.; W D Wood«, Bay tbe past have proven false a hundred find it. I was certain it—” times. Mr. Bievena dug up the CHy; Chaa W. Long, Nrstucca, Cha». K. llall, “Here, now!” exclaimed Mr. Dubby, Holton. Oregon; W. R. Keen, Heaver; H. B. Hill, alleged venerable crime of 73 and L. Jensen, A. I). Sandora, Hebo; Fred Kcbke, J . emerging from his abstraction. “Wbal’z held it up to bis weeping sympathi E. Roach, Qua Nelson, D. Martiny, Hobaonville that you are looxing for?” zers, referred to (but did not quote) Con Deamond, Netarts; Jam«*« Mulvaney, I. T. "They'er always hanging people in scripture to piove that 16 to 1 is the legal Blackburn, W. R. Blackburn, Mike Lyon«, Effigy, and I want to know where it is. Portland; G. E. Quick, Forewt Grove, Geo.gr ratio of coinage of silver and gold. He Wanted—A good girl for general house ! supposed, of course, that it was in Ok contended that go vein meat obligations Hunt, (.'ape Meara; John Johnson, Garibaldi Eli Mill« Beaver. work. Address or call on Mrs. 8. J. lahoma, but prehapa I ought to look at were payable ill gold and silver coin, lie map of Texas.”—N. Y. World. Stu'geon. that gold was appreciating in value con stantly, that tbe people want more arid Foil SAI.H. cheaper money, that there is no money BONN An Osborne mower No. 7 in good condition that is not a result of law, that tbe fiat Aiwo a nulky rake almost «« good as new, both 1 of the government makes money, that for ,40.00. Inquire of D. H Pierce, Nestocton, WEDNESDAY 7 30 P. If. there isn’t enough money in existence to Ore., or at this office. The cruiser <’har 1e«ton «ailed from San Fran BOYINGTON—At the Light House pay all debts with, that a gold Imais or cisco f >r Manila thi« morning May, 17th, 1898 to Mr and Mrs Geo gold reserve is unnecessary, that every l Four Japanese war «hip« are enroute to the Philliplne i«1an<1«to protect Japanese inter*-Nt« Notice of Warrants Payable. Boyington, a soil. body wants cheaper money etc., etc. Notice is hereby given that City Warrants M m Mr Handley met all of Mr. Stevens' BAKER—In Tillamook, Monday, 82, 90. 87, 97, 107. io6 an<! 108 arc now payable at I’he Cape Verde fleet is now in Jan Juaa, Porto this office. Holders of the same will pleaae arguments ami answered them. Ilia Rico. May 16, 1898 to Mr. ami Mrs. Dryden present them for payment. The new battleship Alahnmn wr » launched logic was sound and Iris positions irre Baker a daughter. I I from Cramp,« shipyard in Philadelphia today. Howard Cary, City Trees. futable. In conclusion Mr. Htevens 1 Saxahta ha» organized a new cabinet at Mad and its members will take the oath oi office quoted some olieolete speeches marie try rid to nihgt. T mumdav ; may 19 if) 30 A.M. Carlisle, Ingersoll and others, speeches The navy department confirm» the report that which tbe authors themselves have long the Oregon i« out of dHiiger. Commcdore W«t»on « fleet ha« «nilt*«! for i since ackuowleilged to Ire baaed upon Havana. Hchlry« Mpindron arrived at Kry Wr»t yr*ter<1ay If i» believed that our fleet» now false premises and therefore false in con- nave the Capr- Verde fleet nearly hemmed in I elusion. Mr Stevens is hard to answer . The Governor General of Han I uhii report» I only « killed In the recent bombardment. The because he scatters all over creation inhabitant» of the city are terrorized and are trict attention given to outside orders I and devotee his entire time to maxing camping in the county The wavy department ha« reaolved to cut off ying cleaning and renewing a specialty assertions innumerable without proving all telegraphic communication with cuba. I All ftngliah wewapaper» are atrong favoring any of them. But Mr. Handler gathered ork called for and delivered up what lie could of Mr. Steveirs’ w'lrl an Anglo American Alliance ai«mark continue» hostile to America »<e | asset lions ami gave them all the answers »ay« we are wrong and insincere that they deserved, but there wasn't I Gladstone diad al five o'clock thia morning. I enough in them to call forth much Inter-j Latest War News I Wilson River and Tillamook Stage Line McNAMER i EACDN Props. EMMET QUICK. Uriver Leaves Forest Crave at 6 A M Sun. Tues. Thun Leaves Tillamoek at B A M Mon. Uded. Frl FARE f400 Cood Acctnnmodations Through Tripiu 10 Hrs. Special Fates to Cair.pers and Fishing Parties Finest FUhing in Dreqon ale eg the Uhlson River and its Tributaries. For particulars inquire •/ al 1 JOHSt M c NAMER. W. BACON Potest Grove. Livery and Feed Stables, Tillamook. Tillamook^ Laundry and Dye [louse. S D W . . . All work guaranteed to be first class, J. W. Atwater, Manager. eat or enthusiasm. Hipan» Tabules : best liver tunk.