Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, June 16, 1898, Image 1

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has over one thousand subscribers.
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Tillamook County. People who
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»
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to bear in mind that there is but
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in Tillamook Countyt and that
is the office of
(the Ocablinltt.
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TILLAMOOK. OREGON, THURSDAY. June 16th. 1898. $1.50 Per year.
OCEAN PARK CAMP GROUND. HEADLIGHT X-RA XS
Tillamook will Celebrate
Sturgeon has a new cigar case filled
l*cea of nil daacriptiom can be found
with fine cigars.
at Mra. Sturgeon’s.
The committee appointed to raise
I
Dr. Tatoin of Sheridan will be in Till­
Every pair ot shoes sold by J. A. means for celebrating the Fourth of July
Allen’s F.iot Ease for sale by Sturgeon.
amook City on June 15 and remain two Todd A Co. are warranted to give satis­ has uiet with good success and the cele­
W. —
J. May has gone to Portland on weeks.
The finest Camp Ground on the Oregon Coast.
faction .
bration is now assurod.
The Hillsboro
i
business.
The Situation ia one of uiiusualy beauty.
If
you
want
a
good
wheel,
and
a
cheap
Remember that Geo. W. Phelps of Brass band of 14 pieces will furnish mus­
I
It is protected from the wind.
A new stock ot Ladies’shirt waist sets wheel, go and see Letcher & Jenkins;
Netarts sells goods as cheap as they can ic for the occasion, An old fashioned
It is near a lovely beach.
at Sturgeons.
barbecue will be one of the features of
their wheel« areO. K.
be bought in Tillamook county.
It affords fine bathing and boating facilities.
the occasion. There will be the usual
The Schooner “Free Trade" came into
The neatest, cheapest and latent style
W antbd — A girl to do house work and parade of plug uglies, carriages etc, etc.
Il ia near the beat dishing in America.
Netarts bay on Tuesday.
suits are to be found .it J A. Todd & to clerk in the store a part of the time.
Supplies will be brought to your door.
All the girls who are willing to represeu t
Call ou or address,
Buy a pair of those late style Oxford Co’s.
All prices are reasonable.
sta.es in the parade will report to Frank
G. W. P helps .
Ties of J. A. Todd A Co.
Netarts, Oregon.
Dr. Wise, dentist. Offices at Tilla-
Wheeler and all the boye who will take­
Hoti. J. tV. Maxwell left on the For­ uio<»k and Room No. 614, the Dekum
Bargains! Ladies will find it to their part with the plug uglies will report to
tf
advantage to watch for the display of C. E Reynolds.
Everybody join in
Woods, Oregon est Grove stage Monday for Portland. Portland, Oregon.
and
have
a
good
time.
Full particular
dress
skirts
at
Mrs
Sturgeons
next
week.
Dr.
Wise
is
at
his
office to remain
You want want a wheel—see Letcher
only as long as he is kept busy, Those
Are you going to the dance on the4th? next week.
and Jenkins.
By order of the committee,
who want to see him should call at If you are, don’t fail to get a pair of
Dr. W. A. Wise returned Sunday on once.
C. E. R eynolds , Chairman.
dancing pumps at J. A. Todd de Co’s.
tf
the Forest Grove stage.
One that will Biand these roads,
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church
Mrs, Sturgeon has just received a tine
A Dastardly Outrage
Sturgeon carries a very large and
One that will not need repairs,
will give a Social at the opera house on
line of Bailors and ribbons.
An
outrage
that should be punished-
complete
stock
of
Drugs
and
Patent
June 25th. Further announcements will
A Particularly easy riding wheel,
Cohn and Co. have a new ad in this
severely, occured at the S. D. A. Church
Medicines.
be
made
next
week
.
At a reasonable price buy
issue. Read it and then go and see
where the united Bretliern are holding,
Ten persons were immersed by Rev.
Lars Nelaon who has been suffering meetings on Tuesday evening
them if you want anything in the line of
For
Gregory at the Svenson ford ip Wilson
from
a
bone
felon
on
one
of
his
fingers
general merchandise.
about a week past the meetings have been
river hist Sunday.
for a week past has had to have his much disturbed by a gang oi thoughtless
The Rambler is a strictly first class wheel. It has
Alplionso Sibley came in from Forest finger amputated. The operation was
When you go to the Netarts beach buy
or vicious boys; but, on Tuesday evening
stood the test for 19 years and stands today a the your supplies and provisions ot the Ne­ Grove University on Sunday and will pietormed by Dr. Wiley.
the boys carried matters so far that some
spend
his
vacation
at
home.
head of all.
Elder T. H. Starbuck, of Portland, is of them may be landed in jail, or, pre-
tarts store where you can get bargains.
On his last trip to town, Mr. Harris holding religious services at the advent­ haps, worse. On th j evening in question
•See my Prices
J . A. Todd & Co. are sole agents for
brought in several bales of Barberry ist church each evening at 8 o’clock. Mi. Freeinnn had diiven into town with
Every pair
the J. Miller Shoe Co.
bark for shipment to San Francisco.
His meeting will continue until Sunday his family and his team was hitched near
warranted not to rip or come apart,
If
George Cohn, of the firm of (John A evening next. The people oi Tillamook the church. During the «ervices ns some
they do they will repair them free uf
miscreant or miscreants took oil one hind
guaranteed and all 875.00 charge.
Co. the leading merchants of Tillam mk, are cordially invited to attend.
A little girl 1 limed Ericson was play­ wheel of the wagon and one front wheel
came
in on Tuesday fioin a trip to Port­
. I also sell a fine second This office is the recipient of some of
ing, one day last week with a vicious dog and changed them. The nuts were i\
land.
the finest and largest st raw her i ies of the
belonging to L. E- Fieeman. The dog placed but not fully screwed on. Tl.t
Seo the advertisement of Page's auc­
season. They weie grown by Mr. J. S.
resented the child's attention and severe­ wrench was then thrown away Then
Judd on Wilson river.
It is hard lo tion sale on another page of this paper. ly bit her hand Mr. Freeman killed as h titling climax to their cussedness tl e
I
heat Tillamook county strawberries The sale occurs on the 25th. of Jun •.
the dog and brought the child to Dr boys poured some kind of acid on the
either in size or flavor.
backs of the horses. '1 he whole thing
Mrs. C. F. French, of Stanford Univer­ Wiley tor medical attention.
Miss Mann, who has been teaching in sity Palo Alto, (Jal. is in town. Prof.
In our advertising columns will he, seem« lo have been planned with Hie
the schools of i I hh cily for the past year, French is teaching the South Prairie found fin iiiiiiou ire nent of Ex-Senuh r ( idea of causing the horses lo run away,
ha« gone to Portland to spend her vaca­ school.
John J Ingalls’ forthcoming hook, en- I smash things up generally, and prehaps
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kill or maim some of the meuibt-is of the
tion with relatives.
It is hoped she
Mr. and Mrs G. T. Hollis’er, of New­ tilled “America’s War for Hum inity, ’
may return to continue ns a teacher in berg, came in on the Forest Grove stage Canvassing agents will find in it a hook of fi tnily. The H eadlight has no idea oi
HARDWARE,
the schools of this county.
Tuesday and will remain during tlie rem trkable interest, an I certainly of the identity of the fellows who perpetrat­
STOVES,
ext raordinary salability, The history of ed the deed hut no mailer who they weie.
If you are in need of a nice rug, now summer.
the war is told in picture and story, an<| it was a dastardly afFair. Asa result'd
is
your
chance
to
get
one.
Mrs.
Wahi-
TINWARE.
Suits made to order $12,00 am! up, in the way that always chara' terizea the the outrage Mr. Fieeman wilI probably
vogal has just received some new pat ; Oregon, eastern or imp »rted gojds by J.
brilliant pen of Senator Ingalls. In nar­ lose one of his liorsee—the best one on
FARM MACHINERY.
terns, and can make rugs fioin 25 < ts up, A. Todd & tn. Cail and see samples.
the raiidi. The family had a nairua e -
rating the incidents of this war he finds cape
if
the
material
is
furnished.
Call
and
from a serious accident.
We hop ;
LOGGERS SUPPLIES,
grand
scope
for
his
superb
descriptive
Datioiiize
home
industry.
If
you
want
the offenders will he found out and pun­
see her samples and get some work
, a suit made to order, cull on J. A Todd and analytical p iwers. The theme is ished as they dcseive.
FISHING TACKLE,
done.
¿c Co, and see their samples and have worthy <4 the author, an d the author is
The Wilson River Stage road is now , your measure taken.
AMU NITION ETC.
worthy of the the theme. It is published
in excellent condition and the stages
by N D. Thompson Publishing Co,, of
Kirk
Bowers
Ims
enlisted
in
tlieU
ihed
A FULL LINK OF KEADY MIXED PAINTS are making regular trips.
Enmiele
St. L hiis . Mo. It will be a monumental
Quick handles the ribbons Hiel when I Slates Navy fur a period of three years work that will nut only be everywhere
No old shelj worn stoik; Everything new and up to date.
WKUNIMDAV
Emmett drive«, no one need wo-ry, for * and is now at Portland. Good for Kirk ! read, hut it will be a monument to his In Sunday x fight at Guantanamos Americaus
It
takes
a
whole
lot
of
grit
to
enlist
in
the
O pposite B ank he is one of the best stage drivers on the
geniou« that will outlive in history bis were killed and 4 wounded.
army or navy and a hoy win does it IM
coast.
The Porto Hlcan expedition la off at hurt.
It
not by any means destitute of gOO<l brilliant senatorial career. The sub­ conaisted of I6000 troops convoyed by a number
scription book trade and the convassing
Joe Freeman, who left here for Port­ qualities.
warahipa.
agent are fortunate in the fact that an of Oregon
must make up her quota of men un ■
It is a well known fact that the wealth land eoirie lime ago to enlist in the army,
R.
M.
Trowbridge
and
daughter
author
of
such
rare
abililiy
has
been
en
­
der the new call. 380 mau will be needed from
He came back be-
of the nation lies in the condition of the returned Saturday.
and
Miss
Eva
Armstrong
came
in
this alate. The new recruits will go to the .d
listed in its interest.
agricultural district. The farmer is the eause there whs no call for troops nnd no Dayton, Oregon on a visit to Mr. Trow­
regiment.
backbone of the country. The farmer chance to enlist and did not want to re- | bridge’s son Myron last Munday.
Orderea have been tecelved^at Chicamaug.t to
The
Attention, Woodmen!
may belter his condition by accepting main there under expense. lie exjieclB young ladies came in on their wheels
forwaid 15 regiments to the front.
to
return
if
there
is
another
call
for
such methods in the tilling of his land
At liavaua Blanco tried to lure our warxlilpx
and Mr. Trowbridge walked over lhe
Owing to the fact that the ^learner within range of hia guua but failed. The Mont­
and rlie preparing of his product as will troops.
rued, a distance of 57 miles in two days. ' failed to bring in all parts of the monu­ gomery responded to 1 lanco'a intended Irene. -
involve the least iabor and expense, our
Prof. C. F. French, of the Method Mr. Trowbridge is 69 years of age.
menta, the date of unveiling (lie same cry by opening fire on Punta Uurda with result-,
Training department of Monmounlh
The II eadlght stated last week that lias been postponed until June 26, 1898. not at all aatisfactory to the Mpanraids.
Normal school, has lH>en employed to
All the men in Lieut Hobson's crew have
Mr. Peteifton, whose death notice ap-
By order of the C. (J.
been promoted.
teach the South l’rairie school during
I»eared in that issue, had been buried by
O.
II
kins , Clerk .
The Spaniards still continue to fight at Guan
his vacation . 8..nth Prairie is in luck
the county. Coroner Reynolds inform­
tanamo. The hills are full of Guerrillas,
to secure such an experienced teacher,
ed ns afterward that Mr. Peleisoti was
marines
who have been landed there, are
ft necessity now. No progressive
Real Estate Transfers,
and the Prof, knows where and how to
jonsly awaiting the troops.
buried by Ids two daughters, who used
fariner can <lo without one. We have
spend a pleasant and profitable vaca­
it is said that neitner Dewey at Manila
the savings of years for the purpose. May IJ— U R. Patent to Eruext Wyui S
hand or |iower eizee, see or write
tion .
The H eadlight stands corrected and of ft. E Q. »ec ;r,H H of S W an 1 N K X of S Sampson Mt Santiago have lull control of tne
cables.
All message« have lo go through
Ixitclier and Jenkins have just receiv­ apologizes to the girls lor its uninteiition- . W X. mc H. T 1 N, K7 W.
French offices eurouic and hence much may l e
ed the best kit of louis ami material for al blunder.
May 18— Erncxt Wyax by admiiilxtrHlor to suppressed.
Hope Nolan, S k X of ft K
* jc . n, ft X of 8 w
the repairing of bicycles that money
T hcmsday moon
John Buttie mid family arrived from X ond n E '< of ft W X
T 1 N R 7 W.
could purchase and are pre|mred to do
The marin -s attacked the Spanish camp yes
May
18
98
P<<er
Luthi
and
Elxle
f.uthi
to
Hope
Santa Barbara Canity, Cal. last we**k.
teiday ttbuul 5 miles away from the American
all kinds of work on bicycles at short
Nolan, same ax h I mjvc
They esme in overland having drive i
camp near Kautiago aixl killed 40 Mpaniarun,
notice and in a woiknianlike manner.
20 ” J A and Annie C Munroe to Janiex m
til» entire distance from Suita Barbara
and wounding niniiy mote 2 Cubans weie kill­
A all.ire of your patronage is respectfully
Level M7-100 acres in see 30 T 1 HKyW ed and 4 < nbans and l Anteiican wounded.
ill 8 weeks. Mr. Beanie h is lived ill
20
”
W
1'
and
Jennie
King
to
Ethel
Oakex
solicited.
A Hattieoccured I>etwee 11 the American fores
California for a quarter of a jentiiry and
Lots 11 and 12 blk 22 Pacific add to
A lways has on hand
neai Guaiitananio und the Spaniiirds. jqo Hpm -
Jim Harris is hauling lumber and al ways liked the S: sle but this year’s
Bay City.
21 ” J A Monroe et al to J II Mitlx lots 1 iards were killed and fH prisoners taken. The.e
building additions to lais house at the drought!) ma le him determine lo leave
were no raanalitics 011 the American side.
and 2 blk ii Park add to Tillamook.
Wilson River Tool gate. Mr. Harris has the state and (Mine to Tillamook where
fiuorifles and a large amount of aniniunidon
21 ” 1 OU F to Ella k Hi yes lot x5 in blk
ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OF
a nice place in tlie midst of the best dioiiglh is unknown.
and piovlsiens fur the 111 uig niswcrc lau<k'i
4 I OO F Ccinetary.
fishing on llie coast.
Mr. Harris is (lie
21 ” Joseph and Edith Bixby to P McIn­ near Santiago yesteiday.
A meeting wa* held at the Court house
tosh, i acre in sec 30 T 3 ft, K 9 W.
champion fly tisl.ermaii of this section of
last Saturday evening for the purpose of
»5 ” Heus of K B Mills to Mary E Mills,
the country ami never wearies of initiat­
•OCIKTY blKKCTOKV.
arranging for the celebration of the 4th.
of N B *4 of sec 22 T 1 S M 9 W.
ing the tyro in tlie gentle art.
26 ’ C A McClure te Ottilia Belling 1 ajre
A.O. I’ W —-Meets oil the first and third
of July.
Mayor E Idv presided. The
Thursdiiys of each month nt 7:30 p. m. at Wood­
1 Hereto T 1 H K ro W
men Hall. M. W; T-StienhiliM-r, G. N.
Tom Coat«, Geo Stoddard and Edi­ I only business transacted w is the ap-
»7 ’’ U. H. to W k kobedee lot 1 of sec fl and Recorder.
up
LuncheB from ID Gents
tor Bowman left on Saturday for a flak­ p lintmeot of a committee, consisting of
lots 1 and 2 of sec 7T 4 H K 10 W.
HAVTFNT, NO. M K. O. T M - Meets
31 ” Giistas and Maria Koehler to Joi n the a«-coml and Fourth Tuenday eveiiinga
ing trip up the Wilson in the vicinity of 1’. W. Tudvl, C E. Reynolds, Frank
Watrrmsn
ft
K
J4
of
ft
F.
J4
of
sec
23
each
month atMuoP. M. at Wodmen i.all
Wheeler,
J.
P.
Allen
an.I
M.
Bills,
Jiin Harris’ place. They remained ov< r
nd N X of ME Q and N F X of N Handley, Cum ; John Day. R K.
Sunday, returning Monday evening. The whose busiuess it was to see if sufficient
W % of sec 26 '1 2 ft M i0 w
M osnihg S tar R krhkah fxnw.F No. 52, f 0
stories they tell of the number and size funds could lie raised for the purpose of
3» ■■ n.vid Wl.itney Sr .nd H.r.h J Whir O. F.— Meets on the flrat and third Wednt Mlny
evenings
In ra< h month
Mrs (' M Newrimh
holding
a
suitable
celebration.
ney
to
Chas
Stiachflcld,
quitclaim,
of Wilson River trout are indeed mar-
N.G.; Mixa I,. Poland, V.G.; Joe Petre, Mec.
undivided *4 interest in tracts in T 2
The committee has held several meet­
veloue and were it not that all Imi ng
O. A
fl.-Meets first Saturday of ea#|i
HSWTsHK9W.
month at 1 P M. in I. O. O F Hall. C. N
newspaper men, are of undoubted vara­ ings and, we understand is meeting with
3» ” D J and Sarah J Whitney to J A Drew, Adjutant, W II Reynolds CominMtidt r
excellent
success.
city, they would be incredible.
Kemick, trustee, qtiiirlsim uiid.
!
John Malaney Sr. Prop.
John Malaney Sr.
When You Want a First Class Wheel
Model
Model
1897
-
-
- $50.00
$60.00 & $75.00
P l COMPLETE- NEW STOCK.
Latest War News.
W, W, IL CARY
Mikado and Empire
Cream Separators
FOARD & STOKES CO
Astoria, Ore.
TILLAMOOK BAKERY,
AJiD RESTAURANT
FRESH BREAD, PIES AND CAKES
Canned, Fruits, Nuts, Cigars. Tobacco
and Stationery.
Best
irx tlxe City’-
Frank Wheeler, P rop
Il » Wilwn Biver and Tillamook Stage Line
McNAMER 4 BACON Props.
EMMET QUICK, Urn. ar
Leaves Forest Drove at 6 A M cun. Tues. Thurs
Leaves Tiilameck at 6 A M Mon. Died. Fri
FARE t4 00
Good Rccojnmjdatioaa Thrtugh Tripiu 10 Hn,
Special Pates ta Camper? and Fishing Partita
Fiatai Fishing in OrtQoa along the U/ilsoa
Rasar and ita TnbuUrin.
For particulars inquire of
\
JOHN McNAMER.
,
Forest Grove.
Livery and Feed Stables, Tillamook.
W. BACON
The Tillamook Leader complai::» that
the repnhlican» did not display the en-
thnaiMin of former years in celebrating
their recent victory, on Wednesday
night. That is the first lime we ever
heard of a cor pee trying to dictate th»
proper aimervance of its own funeral.
Prolmbly one reason why the republi­
cans did not do more hurrahing, was
that they were kind of »orry fur their
misguided fellow eitfotn» who were al­
ready so aorw over tlieir overwhelming
defeat. It’s meau ty strike a man after
l»e is down.
I. (> O. E.—Meetaevery l'ne«<lsy night at 7 Ho
int in same troef.
F M. in I (). U F II h II. C P. Knudson, N (,
Jaiue** A Kemick, trustee, to D Win
(Jlsen, Rec. becretaiy,
W. J May
Per. ft«j< irtary.
Whitney Jr. und X lot •** ssnie.
ALDER CAMP —No 219. Woodmen of tl*s
I *’ Annie Mario Bandy to Frederick
World, meets every Friday niffht in W. of w
Luchcr und
int in N E % of sec hall.
T.
Coates,
i.oiixui, Otto Heins
22, HWX of *1 15 T 3 N R x W
I Clerk.
'* 4 ’ Smith W and Lucy A Ell ott to Fran­
A. F A A. M -Meet* first SxtnrdMy night (I
cis, lots 6 78 9 blk 9 Barr View a< d each month in Masonic llwll T H Handley
W M ; Geo Handley Secretary.
to Hay City.
JOHNSON CHAPTER NO U -Meets at 7 jo I
’ 7 ’* C At E Thayer to Gustav Koehler HE M on tlie jtd Saturday of each month .
J. D. Edwaids H P ; W. \»
X of SE'« sec 23 MH of NF. X. FK‘4 Masonic Hall
I Conder, Secretary.
of NW'/4 sec 26 T 2» R is.
SILVER WAVE CHAPTER, No 13 O. E 8
” 7 ” CalebC aud Mary E H«»oper to Elmer
Meets 2nd an<l 4H1 B m I ui . is > s <4
mould
F. and Olive Shaffer, 139 acres in T 5 I.uella Ford.W M., Carl Knudson Secretary
B ■ is W.
I ALDER CIR< RK.-No 44 Woodmen of th«
'* 8 " J H and Minnie Huffman to Sarah World, meets every second and fourth Wednts
Di(k«n NXofNF.Q, NX of NW^ I day of each mouth, In W. of W hall. G N.
sec 2i T 5 3 R 10 W.
M.-.lf. II. Alderman; Mrs. C. Waldvogel Clerk
June I
BORN
Otn.iT—In Tillamook, Oregon, Friday
June 10, IH9S, lo Mr. ami Mrs. C'liarley
Ooley, a dangl.ter.
II untk B—In Ti 1 l*mo..k, Oregon, Fri­
day June 10, to Mr. and Mra. Geo. I..
Hunter, a daughter.
Baowa—In Till«mooli, Oregon Rnndar
June 12, 1W8, to Mr. and Mrs. P. J.
Btowu, a daughter.
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