Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, June 23, 1898, Image 6

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THE TILLAMOOK WEEKLY
HEADLIGHT
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COUNTY ITEMS
Long wriated initta at Mr*. Sturgem H.
John Wilson returned from out*i<le
You want want a wheel—aee Letcher
I pointe on Monday.
I
Joe Freeman left ajrain last week to and JenKiiis.
join the boy. in bine.
Tiie liext wih I im
II.,od., l*e)»in mid C.lciy Billers' the
go with him.
We Imp* to eve him re­ great tonic, for sale by Stuigeon.
A Brief Glimpse at Last Weeks
turn with the lautels he ho eagerly looks
Happenings
Best Dollar Corset in town is the pop­
for.
ular if. & 8. for stile nt tl.e Racket
Store.
HEAVEN
GATHERED BY BUR CBRRESP8HBESTS
Woods
Mr Eliwon of TillHinook in at preReiil
RtoppiiU with his (latighier, Mre. II ih t.
Dr. Wise is at his office tn remain
only as long as he is kept busy
Those
The rec rent showers are rather hard on who want to see him should call at
campers.
once.
if
Nnthnn Moon, Mr«. Dillow hih I her
Mr. \V. R. Robedie returned from
I'hihlrjii were down from Blaine last |
Sunday to utiend the meeting)* held beie. Portland on the 18th., where he had
gone to purcliMHe general merchandise.
Grace Getchel of Cedarville is ill®!
He intends opening a atore in the Olsen
glicht of her parentH, Mr. and Mrs. Get- building. Success to you Dick.
cliel.
The little strainer Kiawamla made her
Glass, oats and vegetables of all kinds trial trip the other day.
She gets over
look fine.
the waler like a duck.
Mr. Patrick, it brother of Mrs Jos.
The people of Oren 11 Park gave a
Bixby, has bought Prof. F. D. Vincent’s dance last Saturday night. A good time
ranch, so we hear.
is teported.
t
Beaver has had some excellent relig­
A. C. Southmayd ia doing a rushing
ious meeting«, but Hl present Rev
business at Ocean Park.
Gregory is bolding some very profound
Wm Scott, better known as “Butler
meeting« here. Meetings are held every
day at 11 a. in. and 8 p. in
ami they Milk Bill,” ¡ b in town for a few day«.
will continue over Sunday, June 26.
G. T Shaw returned fiom Sheridan
on the 19th. with a load of freight for
Mr. Robodie. He reports the roads in a
Cot ilsonburg
very bad condition.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Coulson ami Mm.
Roiilen were callers al this place last
week.
«
Several of the Coiils»mites attended I
Rev Gregory’s meetings at Beaver last
Sunday.
New Mock of Woodmen pins and but­
tons at Sturgeon’s Drug Store.
Geo. W. Phelps will buy your butter
and eggs, and pay the market price for
lhem at his store at Netarts.
FOURTH OF JULY
WE OFFER LARGE REDUCTIONS IN
CLOTHING,
HATS AND
SHOES
Get n suit of clothes nt Cohn & Co’s . f
you want to save money, They are ael-
ling clothing 25 per cent cheaper
any other store in town.
If you are in need of a nice lug, now
is your chance to get one. Mrs. Wald-
vogal has just received some new pat
terns, and can make rugs fiom 25 < ts up,
if the material is furnished, (.’all and
see her samples and get some
done.
Letcher and Jenkins have just receiv­
ed the best kit oi tools and material for
lhe repairing of bicycles that money
could purchase and are prepared to do
Mr. Mdnmiy put in his pnRMenger h-r- all kinds of work on bicycles al short
rv at the Paik ami is now running a free notice ami in a woikmanlike manner,
ferry.
A share of your patronage is respectfully
Jasper Smith came in from the valley solicited.
onSitnrday with a large load of freight
for himself ami Mr. Robedie.
Attention, Woodmen!
E STOCK to select from, ALL NEW
M e have
GOODS, but must make room fur more New Goods which
are coming.
save you money!
G T. Snaw is >n the Valley again for
N, Coulson had to mow 11 road through
Owing to the fact that the Steamer
C N. Jenson’s place so the chihlion aiijther load of freight.
failed to bring in all parts of the monu­
could gel to school.
L Fletcher has rented the Woods ments, the date of unveiling the same
It is t bought that some of I he meadows butcher shop and keeps everything in has been postponed until June 26, 1898.
the butcher line
By Older of the C. C.
will be damaged by so milch rain.
F II Virgil returned fiom Portland on
the 18111.
Bay City
Mr. ami Mre. Alex Watt visited in
Bay City the first of the week.
Mr. S. A. Brodhead is suffering will»
ei yesipelas in his hand again
Grandma Wail and graml-daiigldei
Maggie expect to return home Boon
J ila ine
With these continued rains we will
without n doubt have a heavy hay crop
this year.
US BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE!
O. H eins , Clerk .
MAIL SCHEDULE.
rtLI.AMOOK AND NORTH Y AM HILI.: —
Leave N Yamhill «laity except Sunday
Ar rive at TillAiuook next day by
Leave Tillamook daily except Sunday
Arrive N. Yamhill next day
8 p. 111
4 P- >'».
6 p. in.
2 p. m.
John Brady Sr came in from the val­ I'lI.LAMOOK AND 11« >BS<)N V 11 I. F.:—
L've Tillamook daily except Tuesday 6:oo a.m.
Arrive llobsonville
9:00a.m.
ley last Tuesday ami returned on Thurs­
I/ve Hobsotiville, except Tuesday.. 10 00 a. in.
Mrs. W. 8. Cone goes east in a fe, w day .
Arrive Tillamook
................... 1:00 1 m.
days to visit her father.
L’ve llobsonville Sundays
..... 9:00am.
J T. Moon is repairing his house by
Arrives in Tillamook........................... 12:00 m.
B Provost is pieparing to enlarge I i ’ ib putting on new rustic ami laying new N etarts :—
Leaves Tillamook Tuesdays, Thursdays,
brick resid ones as soon as the weather floors.
He is also building a new milk
ami Saturdays at .............. ............. 7 a. m.
Arrives Netarts
...................... 1: m.
sett les.
house.
Leaves Netarts, same days, .............. 1 • . m.
Arrives
'Tillamook
by
..........................
6 , . m.
The pnblij schools are arranging a
Miss Fannie Smith came home from G rand R ond :—
program for the close of the term
I.eaves
Grand
Roiinde
daily
except
Sunday
school last week .
athp in., or on arrival of mail from McMinn-
Mrs. Sarah Richard leaves for Port­ v Hie.
Bay City is going to celebrate the 4th
Arrives al 'Tillamook at 145.
land n°xt Wednesday.
at homo. A good time is expected.
Leaves Tillamook Daily except Sunday at 6
u in. or 011 arrival of mail from N. Yau.hill,
Mi. Cady and d »lighter Effie left for Aliich is usually 4.30.
Arrives at Grand Itonde at 1:45.
Newberg to visit friends ami relatives.
Post Office hours, 730 A. M. to 8: o « j P. M.
Money Order department. 8:00 A.5*. 6;ool*. M.
The oyster supper given by R
O. Sunday 4.00 to 6.00 P. M
Bert and Joe 11 h u xh ii i st made a trip Richard al Mr. M. E. Caily’e was a
up the Tillamook river Wednesday
grand snc(*esM. Bob is the fellow to
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
Bert reluming by way of Netarts with a
KEEP POSTED
Some Timely War Facts-
I tarnegat
horse ami Joe the other wav with a nice
string of trout
The steam launch Irene made a trip to
Barnegat Thursday.
NETARTS
Capt. Hunt and M ips Mann of Cape
Mears were lip nt the Trask river toll
gate Iasi week for a few days outing and
Mr. Davis, of The Dalles, lost a valua­
fishing.
ble horse here last Wednesday. He had
Mrs. Carrie I lit iixliiirnt went to the picketed his horse out on a long rope
city Friday to nlteinl to some business and the horse becoming tangled up in
connected with the post office at Barna- the rope, fell over a hank and broke his
neck
fit.
(’apt Moore of the “Free Trade” came
A Celebration on the sand •pit the
Fourth is talked. May il he a eliccene. over from Tillamook Saturday.
J M Morgan, W A High, Mr Watkins
and Yager went to Tillamook Saturday.
Hi » » ma
Then Arnelt made a trip to
this week.
Joe Altenbereer t«w>k in the
lis the thst of the week.
The hay crop on slab creek
heavy tl.fa season.
Poi-tfand
metropo
will
be
The campers are catching great num-
hets of llsli in the bay.
Mr. L II Baker’s family arrived last
week from Lebanon, Or.
They will re­
side on the sand spit until September,
when they will return to the valley.
Mrs. W C. Bailey spent a few days
in Tillamook last week visiting friends.
A. O. (T. W.—Meets on Hie first and third
Thuradnvs of each month »»t 7:30 p. tn. at Wood
men Hall. M. W; T- stivnhiltu r,
N. Drew
Recorder.
HAYTKNT.NO \ s K.O. T M Meets
cn
the Becond ami Fourth Tuesday evenings o
each month at 8:00 P. M. at Woodmen i.all. T
Handley, Com ; John Day. R K.
M orning S tar R ebi - kah L odc . k N o . s 2, I. O
O. F.— Meets 011 the first umi third Wednesday
evenings in each month. Mr*. U M. Newman.
N.G.; Miss L- Poland, V.G.; Joe Petre, Sec.
G. A. R.—Meets first Saturday of each
month at 1 P. M. in 1. O. O. F. Hall. C. N
Drew, Adjutant, W II Reynolds Conitn-.mder
I. O. O. F.—Meetsevery Tuesday night at 7;8o
r. M. in I <>. (>. F Hall. C. P. Knudson, N.G.
Wm
Olsen, Rec. Secretary; W. J. May
Per. Secretary.
ALDER CAMP—No jtq . Woodmen of the
World, meets every Friday night in W. of W.
1 hall.
T.
Coates,
Consul, Otto Heins,
j Clerk.
A. F & A. M.—Meets first Saturday night of
■ each month in Masonic Hall. T. B. Handler
' W. M ; Geo Handley Secretary.
JOHNSON CH AI I FR NO 2, -Mert.Rt 7 >> P
I M on the 31 »1 Saturday »if each montli r.t
Masonic Hall. J. 1». Edwards ,H. P.; W U
Cornier, Secretary.
SILVER WAVE CHAPTER. No. 13 0. K. S
Meets and and »Hi SHtui.ihys ot
month
l.uella Ford,W. M.. Ca«l Knudson Secretary
ALDER CIKCRK —No 4|, Woodmen of the
World meet* every second amt fourth Wed lies«
! »lay of each mouth, in W. of W. hall. G. N
Mrs. I< H. Alderman; Mrs. C. Waldvogel Clerk
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PlSTANURS.
Hampton Roads to Havana
Hampton Roads to Porto Rico...
Key West to Havana..............
” " Rio Janeiro .
” ” Porto Rico
”
” Cape Vcd Island
Rio Janeiro to Pernambuiu
<'ape Verd Islands to Pernjunbuco
...
1700
Cadis to Canai y Islands........................
i.ofio
” to Cap« Verd Islands.........
1.6<o
” ” New York
..... 2,' 00
” ” Porto Rico ...........................
2,700
Now York to Manila
.............
14.000
San Ftancisco to Mani'a
0.600
Cadiz to Manila (via Suez Caul)
9-355
An Emjnennt Now York Chemist and scientist}
Make* a Free Offer to our Readers
Saturday J une 25
PAY OF N WY AND ARMY OFFICERS
Vice admiral
Rear ”
Commodore
Captain....
Commander
Lien. Com
Lieutenant
Lieut (J. G.)
E it sign..........
Long Traubles and Consumption Can h
Curad.
. .... <9-oo) Lieut. Gen
...fii.oo
6.000 Major Gen..
7.500
,... 5,000 Brig.Gen............ 5-5O-»
......... 4.503 Colonel......... ...... 3-500
........... 3,500 Lieu. Col .........3.000
....2,800 Major..........
2.500
........2.400 Captain
l,voo
.
..1,800 First Lieut..
I.500
1,200 Second Lieut.. ..I.400
There is »1 decrease of $200 to $10 >0 a
year in the shore pay of naval officer«,
and a still further decrease when they
are on wailing older*.
agents wanted
In Every County to Supply
the Great Popular Demand for
Americaq’^ War for Hunjanity
TOLD IN PICTURE
<4AD STOW
The distinguished New York chemist, A. T.
filocum, demonstrating his discoveiy of a re-i
liable and absolute cure for Cousumptlon (Pul«u
mouary Tuberculosis) and all bronchial, throat*
lungaud chest diseases, stubborn coughs, lungi
and chest affections, general decline and weak­
ness, loss of flesh, and all conditions of wasting
away, will send THREE FREE BOTTLES (ail
different) of his discoveries to any afflicted
reader of the H eadlight writing for them.
His “New Scientific Treatment” has cured
thousands permanently by its timely use, amt
be considers it a simple professional duty to
suffering humanity to donate a trial of hia in-
Callable cure.
Science daily develop?* new wonders, and
this great chemist, patiently experimenting for
years, has produced results as bene ficial to hu-
mauityas can be claimed by any modern genius.
Hisasse Hon that lung troubles and consumpt­
ion are curable in any climate is proven by
‘heartfelt letters of gratitude,” filed In his
American and European laboratories ig *^ou-,
sands from those cured in all parts ST th«
world.
Medical experts concede that bronchial, cPe t
aud lung troubles lead to consumption, which,
uninterrupted, means speedy and certain
death.
Simply write to T. A. Slocum. M. D.j 98 Pine
street, New York, giving post-office and express
address, s«d the free medicine will be promptly
sent. Sufferers should take instant advantage
tf hia generous proposition.
Please tell the Ductor‘hat yow «ww hii «dhr
W
■eadbvht
M. E C/tnncti:—Rev. M
. Dixon, pastor
Preaching service at ii A. M. aiu ! 7 30 1*. M
Geo Johnson moved his family to Till­ every Sunday. Sunday school at 10 A. M.
DIRECTORY,
Tillamook. Oregon
amook last Sunday where they will re­ (.'lass meeting at 12 M. Piayer meeting every
J. S Sloat*.** is suffering from a bruis­
side for a time.
Mr Johnson goes to Thursday at 7 P M.
COUNTY OFFICIALS:
ed arm, ami is not able to do any work.
San Francisco on the sl.ooner Free Trade
Services will be held at the Christian Church
Complied and Wrltt m by
Judge
...
W.W.C owdrm
I
am
here
to
do
eve.
;.
Sunday
at
11
A.
M,;Tuesday,
at
7:30
I
’
.
M.
Joe T Chitwood and wife of Chitwood
Comn>t..loiier
) c . h ' wh « h d
at
witson
River
school
house
Sunday
eve
.
a
SENATOR
JOHN
J.
INGALLS
arc making their tlrat visit to Tillamook
Clerk.........
.................... J.i). K dwakd *
7:30 P M .nt Fairview every second and fourY
comity.
Sheriff
II. H. A ldermam
Cf Kansas
Sunday 11 each mouth at 1 P M
Treasurer
................... J ohn B arker
At the meeting of the common council
W W. Gregory, Pastor.
.................. .J. S. S tephens
The tno.t hrilliniitlv written, mn.t pro- Ass ««mr .
The loads to the valley are in a terri­
BAY CITY 1.01> »E I»I KFC TORY
Surveyor
A. M A ustin
1 held 011 Monday evening there was only
ble bad condition.
There has been no
iitaely end Hrti.lically illustiat.hl, nn.i School Superhiter.detit ... .
G. a . W alker
lone bill presented, that from the P L
I NITY R k RKCKAH I-ODGK No 51 I () O F —
Corotier
G.
K. R rynolds
work done in thia end of the comity and
1110*1 intensely popnlnr l> >ok on the sub­ Deput* P>osecuting Attorney C lavdf
.Meets ami and 4th Tiiesdav«. Mrs. Flizabeih
T iiav er
I Co. for |!6 95 and it was allowed. The _ Fje wt N G . Mrs. Frank Long, V G., J J. Fye, ami here to stay
My biiiinets is in- ject oi the war with Spain. Nearly
we hope tiie road boss «ill allow up
c .cuit Court convenes the 4tii Monday in
i mayor and «‘ouiivil were tendered an in- j **««retary.
August and an adjourned term is generally
crea.sing eve» v dav.
Boon.
in the spring.
200 Superb Illustrations from Photog apb$ held
' vitation to accept a prominent position 1 WavClTV .. L oo
. .r No .o, A. F Ä A ™
M —Nee
( < uuiy Court meets the first Mondays of Jan-
...
„.^,...3. (Ins
f"!
E. II. Sloan ia an (Teri ng with a sore mti.e p.ua.le on the Alli. Ai-order w„ ! ----------
uaiv
March. May. July. September and No­
Nelson. W M . C. H Hick«, H W . Alfred
taken si^ially for thia great work ! vember.
CfH’iuiissiouers court on the W ednes
eye.
( made that no Are erackeiB should be ex- ¡ Magnuson. L W. Geo. W. Kiger, Svcietary.
A kimush re making |50 tn ihki a week say following.
. plodtul on Main street or in tiie vicinity
M iriam C h after No. to O. E s--Meets iM
PRECINCT.
selling it. A veritable Itonansa for live
31 d rnc»d«y«in each month
Mr*. Fit«
of teams
Two special policemen will an«t
W.’«»d, W M., Gus Nelson, M I* Mrs. Maybel the reason ia very simple. Il i« because canvassers. Apply f .r .lesciiplioii, terms ' Justice of the
Wilsson Ki ver
. G. W S a PPINGTOR
Peace
I In» appointed to keep the peace on the Kiger, A. M.,C. H Hicks Secretary,
I Constable
•ml territory at once to
». V. A n perso !»
sell g >»h
1 4th.
P acific T ardus No. I05 I. O. G F —Meet
Oil Sunday evening Chas Svenaon
Fridays b for >ud 4th Saturday and every othe
CITY OFFICIALS.
N O. TOMPSON PUBLISHING SO.
It'«! a Hue li 'rse
She broke into John I An ordinare gtRuling to J F. Tutti* am day In th»- month. C II IIwks N G
8T LOUI8. MO . or NEW YORK CITY Mayor .
AlfinlDeane, V. J J Pye, Secretary,
B T. Fr n
Hvenaon'a pasture and ran among hi« tiie tight to operate a ay*tem of Tele­
M< I kto -H
I’
c r K ni th s
horses, when they took after her A nd phone within tiie ritv mnler lite imine of
_
I Council
b G luMs
F F c C cfmjvl
ran her into the barb wire fence,
She tiie -Tillamook Telephone Company,”
Thousands sre Trying It.
than any other bon«e in town. Seeing
. f F, TI-1T1.S
was m» badly cut lip and torn (hat «he waa inlriMlireerl ami read the 2nd and
Tn order to prove the great merit of
Recorder
. .. C. N. D»u
H oward ( a RV
i 3rd limea
Treasurer
Ely’s Cream Bahn. the mod effective cure ia beliet mg. |..R>k *1 ron-e of my priee*.
hail te lie killed.
Mvrshal...
( I. TDK C’LKMKF«
Mraw
h
it«
—
L-oo-l
5rt-t
hnt.
fur
25,-t*
for
Catarrh
and
Cold
in
Head,
we
have
pre.
All tire cracker* and tire works ar* to
Gnat Wicklaml'« new barn is fast
pin d a generous trial sure for 10 cents. Sliiit n.i.U—line qtinijiy J.i- i,.
school n«»Ai:n
[ lie confined to the 5 acre lol Booth of 2d Get it of your druggist or send 10 < enu to
t.oiiil eiiliim nt Set* per vnnl.
nearing eoniplcliuit
A
p1si! T’isvor
h l . Kid.'
ami
1 ntreet known a* tiie Mcltermolt addition
ELY BROS., 36 Warren St., N. Y. City. Gingham nt 5.1« per viiril aril.
ndmuuds..—Clerk, Tom < ont*-.
Outing flannel nt flvte per y
Patti Kiickaon rai«crl the frame of lits to Tillamook
To
the
E
ditor
:
—
I
have
an
absolute
I snffere 1 from catarrh of the worst kind Till w«re, notion* etc.
new liuilae Inst week
rnnedv f.vr Consumption. By its timely use
ever since a boy. and I net er hoped for
th. >u.unds of horseless cases have been already
No-To-Bar for Fifty Cents.
Notice to Tax I’siers
cure. but Lb ’« Cream Palm wmi to do
E. («lad is building an a ldhi<»n to Ide
permanently cured. So pmof-positiv. am i
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, make* weak
even lu.it M my acquaintance« have n«* .1
men
auoug,
biood pure. Sue. 11 All drurrist*
barn.
¡I eterne that barn building is
ot its pover tnat I Consider it my duty to
Ths delinquent lairs for the je»r tSW it with excel cut result-». 'War Ostrum,
t-re
f-t, to those of you, rehJ._
catching in thia c-'mniun.ty
43 Warren Avo . Chicago, III.
must be paid before July 20, is* H. or
who have G-nsumption.Thrnat. Bronchial or
Fly’s Cream Bahn ia the acknowledged
Lun< Trouble, if they will write me their
W ANTKD—A gi»l to »lo li »US« werk an A
M an Amelia P ihiimii went to Beaver more costs will lu» added.
cun- for catarrh and contains no cocaine,
m
-
to clerk in the »tore a par», of the lime.
ia»t Thursday to attend the revival
II. II. Al FIRM AN,
jour Me*.
n,«? t-rlu*
mercery nor any injurious drug. l*rt< e, rrr-wr«
Wm. JOHN WlU-tmfM * LX- . pi-rtt LJi
Cail on or addres-,
meetings.
Sheriff,
60 cenU. At druggists or by mail.
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'»'if »1S--
Gsi
G. W. I’HKI.P.«.
*
I U4 UM wtlwv uuasrvj
Netarts, Oregon.
Mm. Anton Reach han a tine new milk
cow.
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