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Vol. 11,
No. 4
TILLAMOOK. OREGON, THURSDAY. July
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HEADLIGHT X-RA YS
Who turned the water on?
Cohn & Co. expect to pack 500 bbls of
salmon this fall.
Mrs. Brodhead, of Bay City, was the
guest of Mrs. Peterson la«t week.
Just received a fine lot of all wool
remnants, at lite Backet Store.
Donald McIntosh is tilde to be out
again after several days sickness.
Mike Abplanalp
tion to his house
at Santiago
is building till addi­
Miss Watt «pent a few days with
friends in town the tint of the week.
Han kerchiefs, «ash ribbons, lace, um­
brellas, hats, mitts, everything for the
4th at Mrs. Htiiigeon».
Miss Rittenhouse and Miss Newburg,
of Nehalem, are spending a few days ir
Tillamook this week.
A large cougar «as seen on Ihe Tra«k
river road near the “peninsula” last
week. This sort of beast seems to lie
rather plentiful tn this county this yen r.
can depend oil getting just what
we advertise. We have the repu­
tation of of keeping the very
J. A. Todd A Co. have gotten out BiillH
very neat souvenirs in the shape of a
sui’dl book containing pictures and a de­
scription of our navy.
Uhe U’srg Eezt Grades
of Clothing, Hats, Shoes, and
Furnishing Goods.
Our sales are steadily increasing
and we expect to further increase
them by giving the best value for
their money and by fair dealing.
Co.
SR. L. P. MULLINIX^
ONE OF THE MOST EMINENT
and
^urgeoqs
IN THIS COUNTRY
-WITH HIS ASSISTANT
• • Will be at the • •
Tillamook T-Totel
Tillamook, Oregon.
JULY 7 TO 17
Consulta ion Free
It i«a well known fact that the wealth
of the nation lies in the condition of the
agricultural dialrict. The farmer is Ihe
backbone of the country. The farmer
may better hie condition by accepting
such methode in the tilling of hie land
and the preparing of hie product a* will
involve the least labor and expense, our
Mikado and Empire
Cream Separators
are a necessity now. No progressive
farmer can do without one. We have
band or power air.ee, see or write
FOARD & STOKES CO
The music by the Ilillaboro band
seemed to have a good effect on some of
our band boys here, They express«
strong desire t • see our I...... .. band coûte
to some agreement and unite again.
The Tillamook H’rald wh ch was re­
cently sold by Edmunds & Co. to Mr.
Watsop, formerly publisher of '.lie Neha­
lem Republican, will come outthis week
under the management of its new pub­
lisher.
Oregon.
Physicians
Dr. Wiley has had the inside of bis
! house remodeled.
A. McNair has renewed the part of
Lis barn which burnt away last winter.
Dr. May is having some work done on
bis residence.
Henry Alderman’s residence is receiv­
ing an addition.
Mr. Olsen’s fine house
ready for occupancy.
is
alinosi
F. C. Shanahan has his new music
store h !most completed. It is neat IV
papered and painted and is very atlrac-
live.
The Alderman, now the Allen House,
is teceivinga fresh coat of paint.
Astoria, Ore
Celebration.
itoets.
I he firn wiib located in the roof
,,f the Larsen House and the li«*e was
soon strung out to that place. Through
nom? n»isunder«tan<lin< the water was
turned on before the boys at the nozzle
end of the hose were ready for it, and
the only good the v a er did was to
thoroughly wet some of them. Luckily
th#* fire was readied from the roof in
time and no water was needed from the
none, to put it out. As the wind was
blowing quite a gale at the time, the
only thing, peril« p!t that saved the I^r-
a ■ n House. with several joining build-
in.*a, from biirnii g, was that the fire w
di ¿covered Iwfore it got under head way.
This ia the first time our boy» ever failed
to do what they started out to do, and
w iildn’l have failed thia time hm for a
liit’e misnnder«Uiidii»f. A little more
pm«* tire is needed and we advise the ln»ya
to do some goo<l (trilling as long as this
dry weather lasts.
The Commencement Exercises at the
St. Alphonsus’ Academy took place last
night, as heretofore advertised. A large
number of invitations had been cent out,
and, that they had been generally ac­
cepted was evinced by the fact that the
large audience room of the Academy
was crowded to its utmost capacity by
the pations and friends of the school.
The programme was carried out in full
as published in our last issue and to say
that it whs excellent throughout ia the
least that can lie said; The entire pro­
gramme was of such a uniform degree of
excellence that to give special mention
to any particular individual would be
unfair. We would be glad to publish an
extended write-up of the exercises but
as they oveured last night and we go to
press this morning it is impossible to do
so.
The enlertaiument was of an un usually
high order. The musical part of the
programme was the best we have ever
listened to in a school entertainment.
The singing by the children was espec­
ially fine. Everyone who has had any­
thing to do with the musical training of
children knows how difficult it is to
leach them to sing in time and in tune,
and the vocal training of the children of
St. Alphonses’ Academy evinces a mas­
ter hand. Equally good was the in-
striimviilal music and the elocutionary
work. The two short dramas were ren­
dered in a veiy pleasing manner. The
closing address
by Archbishop Gross
waa apt and timely and well receiv-
ed.
Father Schell and the sisters of the
Academy have every reason to feel a
laudable pride in their work and t he
people of Tillamook may congratulate
themselves on the excellent work done.
The Fourth of July exercises in Tilla­
mook passed off very pleasantly. The
weather wan all that could be desired
and the altemlance upon the exercises
from the surrounding country was un­
usually large. It is estimated that hilly
20U0 peopl e were on the grounds. The
day was ushered in by I tie tiring of an­
vils and cannon and of course the in­ (
!
evitable tire cracker bore its part. The
procession formed at Id rk M
I* con­
sisted of carriages containing the officers
The war news (his week is most en-
of the (lay, and the mayor and town ' coinaging- Admiral Orvera’s fleet in
1 council, the liberty car with Miss Pur- trying to escape from S.mtii go harbor
' cell as goddess of liberty and a number was caught by Samson's fleet and sent to
of little gills Io represent the states.
K Ihe bottom, not a vessel escaped- San­
, cariiage draw n by Mr. Tuttle’s shetland tiago is hemmed in by the troops and
; ponieu, driven by Frank Kerriman as will soon fall. Our Hist expedition has
I a colored coRch.nan and containing Prof. landed at Manilla . The Ladiom* Islands
! Walker dressed up to repr«%eni Uncle are in our hands- Get many has moder­
1 Sam, and a fine display of Rgricilb ural ated her tone toward America- All goes
’ implements bv Mr
Bailey
The p«iu- well
Important developments are ex­
cipRl feature of the procesaion whs Ihe pected soon.
llillsboio brass baud of 14 pieces which
The proprietors of the H eadlight
furnished the music for the day.
The literary exercises look place at have purchased Ihe plant of the Tilla­
mook
Leader
The former editor of the
the grounds i:i front. <_ f the ncliool build­
ing. A comfortable covered platform Leader makes Ids announcement else
bad been coiMtructed and seats arranged wherein these columns.
for about 500 people and after the audi­
Letters from two of “our boys in blue'
ence was seated the following program I Fred Stillwell and Charley Newman
was rendered : Mush* by 11 illslioro band, were received too late for publication
song by 20 voices, Declaration of Inde­ this week and will iippear in our next
pendence by Geo. B
Lamb, music bv
¡»and, song by choir, oration by Hon N. issue.
MissM. Elinor Duffy, of Portland,
Ore., will give the third health talk, of
a series, al M. E. church, Juls 14lli, 2.3d
I’. M.
Subject— Mortgaged Children. All
mothers and daughters are cordially in­ L Butler, song by choir mid music by
band. After tie last song I f * the cboii
vited to be present.
editor Bowman r» presenting the Tilla­
Many of our me h I anta gave vent to mook Telephone Company, read a dis­
patch announcing the sinking of Uerve-
tlieir pHtiiotism the 4lh, by making some ra’r fleet by admiral Sampson. 'I’ll“
extra fine displays in their show win­ news filled the people with the wildest
dows. Flags ami bunting were not enthusiasm.
The plug ugly parade in Ihe afternoon
spared to help along the display. J. A.
was a very tame arfair, but the people
Todd & Co. ha<l as nice a display as was were good iiHtuied ami enjoyed it all the
ever seen in Tillamook. One window same, Mr. Coppingei, of the Kickapoo
contained pictures of the commanders of Medicine Company, made a short ad­
om army and navy, also many pictures dress.
After this came the rare« as follows:
of our battleships, with the Maine, at
F.»ol race 1st prize Horace Patctien, 2nd
the
explosion,
(Imped
in
the lime of
Arthur Holden
Hack race 1st prize
Our merchants
deserve Johnnie Olsen, 2d. Rov Wert». Wheel­
mourning,
much credit for the »access of the decu- barrow race 1st pr ize Frank Ma pea, 2d j
Claud limit
Tub race 1st prize J. Kim­
rations,
ball, 2«l prize Tom Handley Jr.
The
Kickapoo
Medicine Company
A. L Whitten, who is logging on the
gave an entertainment in the afternoon
Tiilamook river, bad the misfortune
which was well attended and much en­
to lose a large raft of logs list week. joyed.
The festivities concluded with a grand
I he raft containing about 3 000.000 feet
of logs was started on the ebb tide for hall at night at the opera house given
l»y Mark Miner and Eugene Jenkins
the Truckee mill at llobsonville and
The music w'as fine and the supper ftir-
reached there, when the tide was run­ nished at midnight at Wist's hotel WHH
ning out al a great rate, and could not delicious. The attendance at the ball
be snubbed but would break ll:e rope» was targe
The veal music during Ihe day WHS
as fast as they were tied, and went out tinder the direction ot Mrs II. II. Ud.r
over the bar to break to pieces and scat­ man and was very good
Mr Butler,»
ter up and down the beach. This raft oration was timely and ehiquent. Take
is one of many wldcli have gone out it all in all the celebration was quite a
success.
over lb<* bar ami it seeme that something
County court is in session this week.
might la? done to prevent it. Logs lost
The new court consisting of Judge Sap­
this way are generally a total loss.
pington, eomiiii»«ioners Ray & Wheeler,
fj»«t Tnesd »y evening at al»oiit6:30 sheriff Aluerman mid clerk Mason were
o’clock, the fire alarm was turne«! in
and the fire coinpaniea were soon at their all piesent. Full re|>ort next week.
Before Incorili« yonr dwelltne or uralia e
Notice to Ta« Payors
«e the p llcie« i«oed hy he Fire nan « Fund
The delinquent taxes for the year 1896 Inaurane« Company
D'«
complete
HORN
«st be paid before Joly 20, 1898, or policteaever in«»ed coverin« everything trsm
the baby . bottle to a bicy cle, or troni a pin to
m re costs will tie added.
Ztrflnh—In Nestockton July the 3rd.
■ repeating riBle,
11. It Ainx«M«N,
to tla- wife of Clricli Zuifluba Jaughler.
Claude Thayer. Agt
Sheriff.
Commencement Exercises.
Jones Bros, have built a new room in
their stables fur an office and harness
room.
Onr
Judge Conder and family have moved
t) their ranch on the Nestucca. They
will be greatly missed in this city by
their many friends.
Shoes and Partiishin g
(roods, they come to us. They
Tillamook,
Tillamook Improvements.
Mr. Wheeler, our enterprising reatau-
ant proprietor, has had Ids building
Dr. Wise, dentist.
Offices at Tilla­ changed somewhat inside and I irh as
mook and Room No. 614, the Dekmn neat a lestaiirant hb can be found outside
of large cities.
Poitland, Oregon.
tf
I
Attorney Cooper is having a new barn
Miss Mamie Means, «ho is engaged
built on his residence property ill town.
as teacher of the Garib.iidi school, spent
C. B. Hadley has helped the looks of
a few days in town the first of the week
his place of business by adding some new
Second-hand piano for sale cheaper
blinds to the windows.
Ilian you ever saw a piano sold for
at A. Letcher’s Jewelry Store.
tf
Likewise <>ur*’g<MMlH and pt-icon
are slaying our compelitors. They
are sick and will soon surrender.
They are all right at selling gro­
ceries, feed and shoddy clothing,
but when people want anything
that is good in Clothing, Hats,
J. R. ‘Œood
7th. 1898. $1.50 Per year.
The French say “it is the impoMibl«
that happens ” ' This has proved to be
the case with the Mount Lebanon
Shakers. The whole scientific world
has been laboring to cure dyniiepsia, but
every effort seemed to meet witli defeat.
'Ihe suffering fiom stomacli troubles I ihr
Ijecome aliiKiet nniveraal. Multitudes
have no tleaire for food and that which
they do eat rnnaea them pain and di*-
t res*
Sleepless nights are the rule and
not the exception, and thousands of
sufferers have IjeCoUie discouraged
The Shakers of Mount lx-ba non re­
cently came to the front with iheir new
Digestive Cordial, which contain* not
only a food already dig sted, but is a di-
ger er of f<ssl.
It promptly relieves nearly all forms
of indigestion
Ask your druggist fur
owe of their b«x>k*.
Iaixol, Ihe new Castor Oil, is being
used in hospitals. It is sweet as honey.
Notice.
Not finding it profitable or the encour­
agement sufficient to longer issue the
Tillamook Leader I have discoutinued
the publication of the paper and sold
the plant to the publisher» of the Tilla­
mook H eadlight , who will fill all un­
expired subscriptions to the Leader and
to The Nehalem Time». If any are al­
ready receiving the H eadlight , the
time w ill be extended. All subscription
and other accounts due the Leader or
the Nehalem are payable to me.
Giles B. Johnson
Dated July 7th, I898.
Dr. L. P. Mullhiix lias an advertise­
ment on the front page this issue.
The Nehalem Republican has discontin­
ued publication.
The editoral page of the H eadlight is
extremely crowded with timber claim
notice».—Consequently our readers are
spared the iuHictiun of an extended
fourth of July editorial this week.
Chas Pve Was iu town yesterday and today.
David Curtis is suffering from a felon on his
thumb.
Albert Harris has gone to Sheridan On busi
ness.
Commissioners Ray and Wheeler are in town
attending court.
Mi and Mrs J hs Harris spent the Fourth in
town this week with Mis Williams.
The “Miami’' is loading lumber at the Tills
moult J.umber Company 's wharf for Portland.
Archbishop Gross is in town. He attended
the closing exercises at St A Iphonsus Academy
last night.
We learn that Charley Wells is suffering from
a broken leg. We were unable to learn the par­
ticulars of the accident.
Charley Bailey did the land office business
on July 4th. He sold 4 hay tcddeis, 5 mowers
2 iiay rakes and 1 buggy.
The Pacific Lumber Company is building two
large lighteis tor the put pose of carrying lum­
ber down the bay to deep water there tu be load­
ed on lumbei ships.
The Kickapoo Medicine Company will give its
last entertainment in town to night and pull
out in the morning tor Forest Grove. The Co
consists of artists oi great ability far greater
than is usually seen in so small a town us Till­
amook. They are pleasant gentlemen to meet
socially. They have dune well in Tillumuok.
Our Bay City items did not materialize this
weex
W e understand that Bay City enjoyed a
fine cek biation on the iouithof July Capt. J.
J. Dawson delivered an oration. ¡11 the after­
noon there was a baseball game between the
Bay City boys an<! the Nehalem boys al which
the former were deieuted. ’1 he -core stood, Bay
City, 7, Nehalem, 13.
A. W. Benscoter from Kendrick Idaho a bro­
ther-in-law oi Mrs Waldvogel hi s .jeen visiting
at the hitters home ior a week j as.. Mi Bens-
voter is h > well pleased with this section of the
Country that lie will probably locate here in the
E T. Davies, of Portland, wna in the future.
city this week, He sold a tract of tide
land oil the Nehalem to Aleck McDon­
AIJ.KN HOUSF. ARRIVALS.
ald .
Mrs Driffield and daughter Penelope
J noilgale and family, C g Wells and fam.
were in town oil Tuesday ami Wednesday
of this week hi attendance oil the clos­ ily South Prairie; It II Clark. D H F hack el ford
A
J Porter, Win tevens, Dr R II Hovey dentist,
ing exercises nt St. Alplionsiis academy.
Einvtt yuick Forest Grove; ( has J) Dyer M D,
Frank Keen, W S Wist and C W Kiniianian of
The Brass Band
Beaver; Frank Long Hiid wife, Robert Robbins,
an<l W F. Morey Bay City; .M F Zcb-r. J Rieger,
The 11illsboto brass hand which visit­ E W Finley,of Nehalem; G K Leach City; WIIMe
ed Tillamook on .Lily 4th contributed Lundquist, DMartiny, W H Thenyck Hobson-
much to the enjoyment of the day. villv; A Cameron Str Miami; Max Crandall, Chas
There were fourteen of the buys with in- Lamkin,K E Colstock, F J W illiams, John M
stnimenlH
as
follows; W. G Wall, Wall. W J Wall, Benton Bowman, Wharton'
E Hat cornel; Benton Bowmam, 1st B Baughman and J F Moreland of Hillsboro; John
fist cornet ; John Wall, E Hat clarionet ;
McConnell Cape Mears; George Martin Ixuig
Frank Williams. B flat clarionet; John
Prairie; James K< dad Netarts; C T Coulson, G K
ArchbohL, solo allo ; Chas Lamkin, 1st
Gilbert Coulsonburg, Geosge Mowers JIiippv
allo; II Baughman, 2d alto, (k B. Brown
Bend, Ore. J B Krebs. Salem; Miss MinnlcFvans
slide trombone A. (J Shute, baritone;
Mrs I. Krebs and daughter, Mr J J Ik G J Kreis
J. B Wilkes, tuba; E. E. ColeSfork,
Brooks Oie Frank Bourn Asto-iia W II Christen­
snare drum; E
L
McCormick, bass
son. I^Fayette Ore; Jim Body felt, J A Ward of
drum and Belt Hager, cymbals. The
Hebo; James Lyon and daughter. M F. Garret
boys play excellently and their music
soi., Mrs Wm Driffield and daughter, Portland
was thoroughly appreciated by our music
loving and music hungry people. And Fiedrick Robs,Garibaldi; G W Wallace, Grand
Wallaee; J Lnper Orctown;.
above all they weie willing to play. We
have neve i seen a hand more generona
Notice.
and obliging with its playing, and onr
people taxed the boys generosity Io the IN THE CJRCTIT COURT OF THE MTATl
utmost. The boys made ninny friends OF OREGON, FOR TUR CULM Y OF T11.LA-
and we hope to see them again in Tilla­ MOOK
In Ihe matter of the assignment/
mook.
of H. A. Rolrerts
Notice is heiebv given that I have filed my
final tep<»rI and will ask t ie said court to be
The Common Council of Tillamook city held discharged on the 22nd of^tigusf, is«/!.
C. N D mkw , Assignee.
a regular seMlotr on the evening of July sth, at
which the following buaineaa whh tranaacted.
Bills against the city a owed;
Tillamook water Co. rent for June
40, oO
City marshal salary "
**
jo.oo
*’ recorder "
”
**
¡0*00
T. G. Stillwell special police service
3.CO
D. C. Pierer?
”
”
”
4.00
K. D. Hoag street walk
».So
t tai
90,90
T e report of the recorder for the quarter end­
ing June 30. shows the total amount nr warretrts
drawn ttp to state for six months tola? 740,05
Debt of rS97 brought forward
297 ,92
Cash receipts from all services
fS'Jl.90
Total debt of cit at tills date
445.7*»
Ordinance No. 106 read the 31! time, adopu-d
by thecuuudl atrl refered to the mayor.
Schilling's It est vanilla
and lemon extracts arc
true and strong.
Schilling s Iiea
rone«
soda
baking powder
Havwnng
tract!
and spices
are all money-back—right
here.
1W
For sal* by
C. W. Smith & Company
Nummone
IN THE CIRCUIT COCKT OF rHKHTA I RQF
OREÍ.ON, FOR THF. COUNI Y OF TILLA
NOOK
John Carlson,
plaintiff
)
vs
W s llarnhnrt, P H. Crim a d
f
A'lalina D Crim,
defendants
J
To W H B arnhart, the above named defendant
111 the name of th 1 tate of Oregon, you ar-
her. by required to appear and an wer the co n
p amt filed urainsl you In tin- above entice 1
suit on or l/efore the first day of the m>xt rr^
lar term of the above entitled Court to wit the
»nd day <»f August r*^. and If you fail to’ an
•»w.-r, for want thereof the plaintiff ill apply
to the Court for the r.dtef prat ed for in p'a.ut
iffsa omplai t, that h for «terree of foie< loaui<
of that certain mortgage executed by you in li­
vor of the sniaf plaintiff, on the >6th day of De
c.-nilM-r, 1495, upon the follow ng descrif>e«l real
estate, to-wil: Lots 5 and 6 ot M-a-thm U, town
ship 4 south of range |o west containing ►/.
acres of upland, except one arre -ol-l to B< lie I
bell wood, ais.» the ti«lr Ian«! fronting on said
lot 6 and th«-ea«t male of Rai«l lots, «>>ntainliig
14 acre* all In l illamooli county ñrrgttn. giv-í?
to secure the payment .if a pr missory note of
even date for <o, w.th Interest thera-on at the
rate of lo per cent |>er annum ami ptovidl g
for fv* Sttornc at fees And for a judgement I >i
the sum of J425 »»*1 tb«* costs and disburs«
menta of this suit, arid that you I m , Ixrred and
forerloM .f a>f all right, Hen or equity of »e-
dcniptio I in Mid premises and fur such otb« r
relief as the C«mr t shall decree
D fendatit will take notice that this summons
is served upon him by publica lion l»y virtue vl
an o det of H«m Geo H Buu.ett, Judge .»? f 1*.
abo< e entitled cou t made am! «late«! the 6 h
day of July, i“^
C R Thompson, and
Cluudr Thayer.
Attorney» for plaiatiff