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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1898)
THE TILLAMOOK COUNTY ITEMS. ÎÀTHEREO BY BUR CORREJH(BENTS WEEKLY H EADLIGHT Sunday there will I rj an all-day meeting Andy Heater has the lumlxr on the anda luiMket dinner on the ground ground for a neal little cot Inge which he Everylxxly is invited. exacts to erecct soon. \\ hat then, Mr. Bradford passed through our town Andy ? Saturday on hi« way hack to Tillamook We have a neat little butcher shop A Brief Glimpse at Last Weeks from California where he has been for and a good looking I ti Uber but nomea’. Happenings several year« lie fhyh Tillamook suits John Krebs received :i severe bruise on him ami intend» to make his home here. his head ami band the other day. He E. N. Brown. Mrs. A. J. Gib bel and was turning a pulley in the mill and lhe Mr mid Mrs. C. Mills are on the sick pulley flew to pieces and »tunic Joliii. O ir school is pM-gr»*H»»ing finely. list at present. None serious except Mr. No bones were bioken. All are satisfiied with our comity lick- B own. Mr T J Lucy is talk nf of putting a *•» except a few who voted for the wrong freight team on the .road between tliir man. place Miid^Siieridmi. A creamery or cheese factory is needed Chas Ray left for Newbeig Friday at Saini Lake. J. .J. McGinnii), our Hiipervisor, is <lo- with a load of cheese. Cattle are fat. Stock range is battei ing Home good work on the roads in lids Piof Snuffer came in from Amity feat- than common, and the bay crop will la* vicinity. 111 day and took charge of our school. large. Our new school house is nearly com- ' Onborn & son have gone tu bllild H Cimla Harris is staying with Mr. Pot pleted and will boon be ready for use. house for W. A. Conder. ter and attending school this slimmer. O. I’. Wagener has relumed after a! Eugene Alkinson killed two moult- Rev. J'ollarhide preached here hut »ojourn in the Willamette valley. Inin Hheep I hh I week. Sunday. He will preach here »-very 2nd New discoveries have hern made up Sunday in each until. Our coming county judge vi.ited this “Sull River” and as a result many Till- i ► cclion of the country Lr the purpose of amookers are rushing up there thi«' Mrs. Holme« ami Miss Davis returned i -«peeling our ronds. A move in the from a visit to friends and relatives in week. Klondike isn't in it. > tght 11 i reel ion. Portland Saturday. Mrs. Dawson will resume school as! J. Knyn in recoveiiug from his iirju- moo 11 as the new school house is com- ' 1 iev. pleted, which will he in about one week. Mrs. Eulilla Crenshaw is visiliug with her parent« I ere. Rev. Griggs of Tillmnook delivered u Report of school district No. 13 for th? Miss Z»e King is nt home and will at month ending June 3, 1898. No. days sermon at our school house on the even On account of the tend school here the rest of the term. taught, 19, No. days attendance, 449, ing of the lOlh. No. day« absence, 2fl, No. pupils enrolI- lateness uf the announcement not man\ Those w ho were present . d,25, No. visitors, 28. Those w ho were wer® present Barnegat neither tartly nor absent were Fred Bra- seemed well pleased with the discourse. I Mr Rogers has returned from the val Quite n crowd of voting people from ! Iv, Carl Dawsun, Eliza Dawson, Clovd Tillamook visited the «and spit Iasi Dawson, Lillie llansen, Lizzie Hansen, ley. He failed to make a trade. Eddie Hanaeii, Roy Hansen, Joseph Sunday. Mamie Wilson of Portland, who has Lawrence, Mamie Lawrence, Inez Law Miss Lucy Woodward and Miss Chua been very ill, is now able to be out of , rence ami Claude (¿ewelleii. Biggs visited the light house last Sun bet I. M bs . D awson . Teacher. day. Mr and Mrs Shlegal have adapted a The election went <»ff smoothly here. boy, aged 8 year», from the ChildreiiV Ison Mrs. Squires of Garibaldi baa been Home iit Portland. 4 nsliciiting at her Bmnagat home the Road Supervisor Allen Mr. aii'l Mr«. Noiih (’oulami vinited Bl past few days. neighborhood last week delivering Blaine Sattndiiy and Sunday. Miss Woodward began a term of school work receipts. Mia. W. B Keen« made a flying hip iiere May 31st. Mr Harter has relumed with hi« to Beaver hint week . Letter from Billy Williams- ch w of loggers after a week’s absence. Rev. Swabh went to Tillamook Friday ; Mrs. Kate Williams hits received Josiah Biggs whs in Tillamook Frl 1 returning Saturday. day oil business. W. B. Keen returned from the valley int< resfing letter from her husband, who P». Johnson visited our logging camp I on Saturday ami on Monday went to is now with his brother Jack, Frank Tillamook with a load of freight for McCormick and Fiank Henry, Sunday. wav to lhe Klondike gold fields. Mark Miller ami Alice Petermnn vi«il- I’oild <k Co. The parly witnessed I he snow slide which 4*d at the light house the other day. Sablmlli School wa« organize«! at thi« took place at Valdez glacier 5 miles from Dryden Baker attended the election place Sunday. It will meet every Sun- the summit on lhe Chilcont trail. Their Erie Monday. ill my friends will be interested in read T. B Handley of Tillamook was here all to turn out ami help make it a 6UC- ing the following brief extracts from the election day. ,cesa. letter. Mrs. Baker and daughter viwited a f«*w May 2nd. On Summit. “We arrived here yesterday after a day of hard dit}Hwilh Mrs. Carrie Hanxhiii«t last NETARTS tr tvel. through a fearful wii d md snow storm week. We got blockaded two miles below here and it Mr Hunt and D. R. Ilnrlbnrt made The schooner “Fiee Trade” is loading took i’-a hours to move our outfit 1J6 miles and a flying trip Io Tillamook last Saturday. lumber nt the Neiails Lnuibeiiiig Co’s we had to work very hard to do that, At 10 o'clock on May 1st we witnessed a fearful sight mills.. The schooner just came down We were alarmed by cries of help' help! We all from Alaska where «he has been finer ran in the direction Irani which the cries came, wLh our shovels. There had been a terrible the 15lh of March . Sand Lake Hebo, FOURTH OF JULY WE OFFER LARGE REDUCTIONS IN CLOTHING, HATS AND SHOES Oretown C011 The iiiisses Wat’s have a new wheel. Mr. John Sheets and family are the guests of Gro. W. Phelps. L Thompson ami family of Carlton are »pending a few day«on the bench. Dr. Madiaon, d •puty collector of cus toms, wa«at Netarts Friday. Still the campers come. came in last Sunday. Five loads E. P. Wells and family imide Netarts a visit the other day. (’. B Hadlev and Mias Mann of Till amook were lieie Sunday. Messrs Otto Heins ami family, Chas. Bailey and family ami A W. Severance mid family, all of Tillamook, came over to Netarts Sunday and were the guests of Capt. Moore of the “Free Trade.’’ Nehalem Emma C. W Alley started (or Portland on Theo. Ariteli stiued fur Portland the Sunday. 12th. are J. D. Chitwood ami J S. still working on the road. Mr. Chit wood ex pec la to open the road through his place. He is tired of having Ilia gate left open and the county makes no effort tu open the road. Steve Schovell I as gone to Oregon City a« a delegate Io the District Con vention of the W. of W. Nehalem Camp W. of W. has a com mittee arianging tor the celebration of the 4th« Joe Altenberger left fft>r SlieriiUn on llarrv Pye and Mildrid Seeley are still Sunday ami Mr. Chitwood left for Mc on the sick list. Coy, in Polk county, where he will meet Jmlge J Hcolm is jubilant, and J. R. h a parenta from Chitwood, Lincoln c unity, whom he has not seen for seven Gray is bewailing his fate, being the on ly republican that got left. Too fast years. time Jimmy 1 Give us a square deal Mm. Win. Lyon of Neskowin was a next time. visitor at Emma last Friday. It ia reported that All»ert Ziinmennen was drowned in lhe Columbia river. BEAVER We hope the report will prove untrue. Judging from present ap|>earancea there will las an abundant hay and fruit crop tnia y*-ar. The whittle of Richard and Haig’s •aw mill—the arhool children with theii bright faces and sprightly steps, going to and from school- the ring of lhe black- sinilli's hammer—the nmnber of heavily loaded milk wagons that daily unload at M I;.!«' !.*s cliCL.. L.Uij ll.i i . u .. h oils well pleaned guenta al the hole1, W L U eat—with two mails daily, except Sunday— with a church almost complet ed— with wood ami water ao plentiful and < lover up to our eye«, we, I guena, are nlmut aa happy mid contented as is possible, according to our aiae US BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE! Woods < apt Ixjng han launched the 'Kiawan- da.” John Krrba baa bis mill running slid is liiruiiig out a tine lot of lumber. The young |>eople of Wood« and vicin ity to the number of about 40 cvtiple, met at I O O. F. ball last Satnnlay Several Beaverites attemled the Nun* night and bad a regular obi lashioned day school organisation at (.’uu Ison burg dance Every body had n g-xal time. last Sunday. Alva Mosier of Monroe has l-eeti visit Rev. Gregory and a few co-uorkert ing liis mother, Mr*. Gulden, and old will buhl religious services here com- friends at Wood« for the past few days, inencing next Thursday and hold ser-1 t«turned home Sunday, lie w»s *. c >m- q ceivs daily at least till Sunday. L.. u panied l>y Dr. Kinney also of Mvuro«. THE W0jlDEI$ OF gClEJtëE KEEP POSTED.. Lung Troubles and Consumption Can ba Cured. Some Timely War Facts D istanc es . Hampton Roads to Havana Hampton Roads to Porto Rico Key West to Havana................... ” ’’ Rio Janeiro ” ’’ Porto Rico ” ” Cape Verd Island Rio Janeiro to Pernambuco (’ape Verd islands to Pernambuco Cadiz to Canary Islands..... ........ ” to Cape Verd Islands........................... ” “ New York ” ” Porto Rico .............................. New York to Manila San Fiancisco to Manila Cadiz to Manila (via Suez Caul) snow slide from the sumnrt. It caught 15 of our party anti covered them over with 7 or 8 fee of snow. Two men of our party were kil led; one man left a wife and two children; the other was a single man. Our outfit wa cover ed 10 feet deep but we marked the place so we got it all right. We are now out of danger with our provisions a'l in as nice shape as when I taught of Mark I. Cohn, Portland Ore on. saw' a man give 50 lbs of corn meal for a stick of wood 4 ft long and 7 inches through, We can get all the fresh meat we want and are getting along fine. When you write be sure to write long letters as they cost >1.00 a piece in this PAY OF NAVY AND ARMY OFFICERS country. Yours Truly, • B illy W illiams . Vice admiral .....$9,oo) I.ieut. Gen Rear “ 6,000 Major Gen.. (’ommodore 5,000 Brig. Gen......... .. ALLEN IIOVSE ARRIVALS. Captain.... ... .... 4.500 Colonel......... Commander .. ...3,500 Lieu. Col . . John Eder, J. P. Eder and W T. Jones, Port Lieu. Com ....a.Soo Major............. land, It II Tompson and Peter I.anghart, Neha Lieutenant ....2,400 Captain lem. G T Shaw and A K Lucy. Woods. L L I.ieut-(J O ) . ....r.Roo First Lieut... . Shortridge. Dolph. F McNamer and Mrs Rafer- Ensign................. 1,200 Second Lieut.. ty. Forest Grove. W C King, Sand Lake. E A There is a decrease of $20t) to $1000 a Ivies. Webster. Nebraska, Jasper Smith, and N P Hansen, Hebo. J N Morris and W E Catterlin. year in the shore pay of naval officera, Reco. Or. J R Harter, Rsrnegst. Alfred Magni- ami a still fui ther decrease when they eon. Hohsonville. W N Bays. Blaine, T H Pen« are oil waiting oideis. ter. Miss P A Pent er, and Emit V Scholler. Ore- town. MrsC F Freuch. Stanford University Cal, J M Rm ten, Salmon River, Alt Plotner and P Fernson. San Francisco, k Yoser, Netarts, G T Hollister h iic wife, Newberg. Wai1 Maps, Magazines, periodi cals. etc., etc. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Laud Office at Oregon City, Ore., June i3th i & q 5 —Notice 1« hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his inteution to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said pi oof will be made tafore the County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook Ogn , on uigust 3rd tlMA, via: WILHELM THUN H. K lo77i for the N 4 of N E’4. S EH' of N I# and N KM of S E'« of*ec 11 Tp <S R N W. He names the following witneaaet tn prove his continuous reside ucv upo.i aad cultivation of said laud, via; Seth Moon, Charlee Smith. Marcus Curl and William N Bays, all,of Blaine, Oregour — TILLAMOOK NEWS €0 Saturday June 25 My stock incl.iiles about every- thing that any one could wish and everything will be sold at low price» never b •fore equaled in this city. It will pay yon to cotne to the sale C. E. Reynolds will act at, auctioneer, TetniH of hale, eanli. W. E. Page. AGENTS WANTED In Every County to Supply the Great Pupular Demand for Americaq’g War for Hunjnnity I am here to de An Emfnennt New York Chemist and scientist Makes a Free Offer to our Readers The distinguished New York chemist, A. T. Slocum, demonstrating hfs discoveiy of a re liable aud absolute cure for Consumption (Pul monary Tuberculosis) and all bronchia), throat lung aud chest diseases, stubborn coughs, lung •nd chest affections, general decline aud weak ness, loss of flesh, and all conditious of wasting away, will send THREE FREE BOTTLES (all different) of his discoveries to any afflicted reader of the H eadlight writing for them. His “New Scientific Treatment” has cured thousands permanently by ils timely use, ami he considers it a simple professional duty to suffering humanity to donate a trial of hia 1n- fallable cure. Science daily developes new wonder«, and this great chemist, patiently experimenting for years, has produced results as beneficial to hu- mauityas can be claimed by any modern genius. Hisasse lion that lung troubles aud consumpt ion are curable in anv climate is proven by heartfelt letters of gratitude,” filed in his American and Europeau laboratories Up *^ou- sands from those cured in all part« 2? the world. Medical experts concede that bronchial, chart aud lung troubles lead to consumption, which, uninterrupted, means speedy and certain death. Simply write to T. A. Slocum. M. D.; 98 Pine street, New York, giving post-office and express address, a«d the free medicine will be promptly lent. Sufferers should take instant advantage Of his generous proposition. Plea«« tell the Doctor‘hat yoa MW Mi * ffiOadUrht___________________ _ _________ TOLD LX7PICTURE AND ST0X1 DIRECTORY. COUNTY OFFICIALS: I , , Judge Compiled and Written bv W W.COMDKS ID F. H abvi V IC.H.W hrkih * J. I>. F.nw-ARn- H. H. AtnaaMA* J ohn H awk « Treasurer .............. .J. S. STF.PHI:>* Assessor .................. A. M Aravn ^'£^1 superintendent G a.WAi.«o RBV?» J« « * i Coroner ................... .. C. E. ------- I’epufv Piosecuting Attorney.C lavdf T havkm C\,cuit Court convenes the <tii Monday iu ! August, and an adjourned term 1« generally SENATOR JOHN J. | N 81L L 8 Co’n,l‘issio,,cr Cf Kansa. I I ih/rfir Sheriff Truaatii and here to stay. creasing eveiy day. The most brilliantly written, most pro- fu-ely and ■ilisticKlIy illustiHte.1, and most intensely popular book on the sub- My business is in ject of the war with Spain. Nearly MAIL SCHEDULE. Leave N Yamhill daily except Suuday • p. Arrive at Tillamook next day by 4 p Leave Tillamook daily except Sunday 6 p Arrive N Yamhill next day . 2 p. Til l AMOOK and H orsonvii . i — L kv liilamook daily except Tuesday 6.00 a Arii-.'e llobaonvllle * 900 a. I. W ll«»b<r»i»viUe, except Tuesday loi'» a. tn. Arrive Tillamook l uop.in, L rr Hohst'in i||e Sunday a 9 ooa in Arrives in Tillamook ...................... ....... iz:uo m N btart « — Leave« I’illamook Tuesday«, Thursday«. and Saturdays at — 7 a. — rn Arrive* Netarts 1. m. Ixave« Netarts, same day«, 1 V». Arrive« Tillamtx>k by • I . m. G rand B ond :— Leaves GrRnd Ronnde daily except Sunday at b p m . or on arrival o( mail from .McMinn ville Arrives at Tillamook at 145. Leave* Tillamook iMrly except Sunday ai 6 p m Aron arrival oi mail fiotu k N Yamhill which t« usually 4 ,30 Arrives al Grand Ronde at 1 45- Post office h<Mrs. 7 W A. M. to r M. Moiu yOrdar tment. B ueAk • eu F M Suadav 4 00 to 6 00 P M u litt-ge new nt<>"k <»f goods [ will close out toy entire stock of second linnd mid new goods, consisting in part of cook stoves, healing stoves, sewing machines, granite ware, tin ware, etc., etc., at itilblic auction. Tillamook, Oregon Chas. B. Moores. Register. riLLAMOOK AND NORTH YAMHILL: — • We will save you money! burg Bay City Terr}» Hogan met with an accident Satunloy while working in D iic I iiiiii ’ n logging camp, H im ax clipped cutting a deep gash in bin foot. Election is over mi l people have gone to woi k. Mrs. Bdmar was n passenger out on Steamer Ruth. Alfred Dean lias been to the county ne.it this past week. Mies Moulton is visiting tier aunt Mrs. VVm. W uo 'I h Alfie I M igmivon Ims h»«u attendin g Grand Lodge A. F. and A. M. held in Portland. Jones, the enterprising tonibatone man li te been looking up Ilia inlereits here. LARGE STOCK to select from, ALL NEW We have must make room for more New Goods which GOODS, are coming. the reason is very simple. se II go<xis 200Superblllustratisns from Photog'aphS 1 hTiu"m'ti ’e"«pr"nZ ('< utity Court meets the first Mondays of J«’ " uaiy March? May, July, September and taken specially for thia great work 1 i veniber. Commissioners court on the Wedne'» Agents« re making foO to fl(M) a wf,.|( 1 sav «ay foilowinar following selling it. A veritable bonanza for live PRECINCT: It is because canvassers. Apply for rleseri pt ion, terina Justice of the Fence . G. W RAFPINC.Try and territory at once to . V. ANDERS* 5 Countable ............ N.D. TOMPSON PUBLISHING 00. 1 •*’ than any other hcuse intown 8T Seeing is believing. Look at some . f my prices Nt Hl A hats—-good Met hats for 2%‘te Shirt waist*—fine quality 45c|s. Good calico at 5« t« per yard. <iingham m I 5< Is |»er yard nrd Outing fl imiel at Acts |n*r y Tin waie, notions etc. The Racket Store. LOUI8. MO . or NEW YORK CITY. ronsumplion CITY OFFICIALS. i Mayor ............... B L Fi n p MclNTt Ml ... .c r knvd *' * H G DaM* F VcCoR'"41 J f T( ' ............ c. N. n»' ,v ... Council Recorder Treasurer Marshal... How ARD I '1 v <’L YDF. ( LFMLN»’ SC’ÎOOT. 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