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TILLAMOOK. OREGON, THURSDAY. November 10th. 1898.
TUI.AMOOK JOTTINGS
$1.50 Per year
The best is the cheapest, especially in sible for this, which is too disgusting for
The ten years exjierience of J. A. Todd
& Co. in the Tailoring Business enables Oil Clothing and Rubber Boots, carried us to mention.
Cohn & Co. are buying potatoes and them to measure you more accurately, byj. A Todd ft Co.
Graveled vs. Planked Roads.
oats.
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and give you a better fit in a suit, than
On Monday last the suit of Mrs. C. A.
It has been suggested that the county
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Cashmere gloves, fine quality, at Mrs. those who have had no experience.
Bailey against Theron Moran came on commissioners purchase a portable saw
Sturgeon’s.
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The H eadlight is all home print and for trial in the county court before Judge mill for the purpose of planking some of
Beifeld cloaks and skirts at Mrs. devoted to the interest of Tillamook city Sappington and a jury. Mrs. Bailey the main roads. It is contended that
Sturgeon’s.
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and county. Subscribe for it and patro­ had sued Mr. .Moran for $40V alleged to with so much wet weather in Tillamook
For the best line of Mackintoshes, call nize home industry. By doing so you get be due her under settlement for work, the graveled roads are cut up every win­
The defense ter, making it bad for travel, while if the
the newsiest, brainiest and leading news­ etc., at the Netarts mill.
on J. A. Todd & Co.
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paper.
was that the settlement was quite differ­ roads were planked they would be good
Mrs. Sturgeon has an assortment of
H. F. Parmle and C. A. Bailey got into ent from that claimed by the plaintiff, to travel over all the year round. There
cloaks for little people.
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To Make Room for our
a wordy altercation, which lead to a and that the defendent had transferred is logic in the argument, audit should re­
There was three inches of snow in the
racket, over some private business. Each to Mrs. Bailey a certain interest in the ceive the careful consideration of the
mountains ou Monday.
swore out a complaint, and without any saw mill, which was all he agreed to do; board of commissioners. Different sec­
Corset waists and corsets in extra further ado both paid a fine and costs of that he never at any time owed her any tions of the country have to adopt différ­
sizes at Mrs. Sturgeon’s.
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money. The complaint was represented, èrent methods of building roads, accord­
$7 each.
by Messrs. Claude Thayer and A. W. ing to climate. The first question then
Mr. Henry Failing, the well-known
Rev. A. R. Griggs will preach at Hebo
Severance, and the defendant by Mr. to ask is, Which is the best material for
Portland banker, is dead.
on Monday evening. Nov. 14, at 7:30 ;
A full line of Composition Books just at Oretown Tuesday evening, Nov. 15 ; B. L. Eddy. The jury found for Tillamook county roads, gravel or plank ?
the defendant.
If it can be demonstrated that plank
received at the Racket Store.
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at Woods, Wednesday evening, Nov. 16;
will give I letter service than gravel, the
and
at
Sand
Lake
Thursday
afternoon
at
N. B. Morey was allow $2 a weekjby
Phone Company Means' Business. commissioners would be justified in doing
3.30 p.m.
the commissioners on Wednesday.
We have received a communication something to bring about more satisfac­
There's a pretty good joke going the
Mr. J. E. Tuttle left for Portland
from Mr. J. H. Thatcher, superintendent tion, which-it is plainly seen the graveled
Which Will be here Next Week
rounds upon a well-known old gentleman of the Oregon Telephone & Telegraph Co.,
on Thursday on a business trip.
roads are not doing in the winter. Pos­
Anything wanted in the line of amu- of this city. A lady asked him to go and in reference to connecting Tillamook and sibly some of the gravel used would never
buy
some
beer,
giving
as
her
reason
for
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nition can be had at W. C. Cary's.
We Will Sell any thing in the line of
Clatsop counties with the long distance make good roads anywhere.
asking this favor that her husband was
telephone. The H eadlight gave all the
The Dewey and the Maggie arrived in
too good a man to go to such places.
particulars last week, and the only new Workman Thanksgiving Supper.
on Wednesday, and reached here the next
The United Brethren church in Tilla­ feature in the letter is the company
day.
The A.O.U.W. lodge in Tillamook took
mook bought a lot in the Thayer track calls for bids for poles, particulars of in a bevy of new members on Thursday
Dr. F. Madison, from Bay City, was
for the purpose of erecting a church and
AND
registered at the Larson house on Wed. parsonage, the consideration being which will be seen in advertisement in evening, with more to follow at the next
another column :
meeting to be initiated into the mvs i’
nesday.
$247.50. It is expected it will not lie Fred C. Baker, editor of the Tillamook
rites of Workmen. The lodge, in con­
Still complaints are heard about the long before the United Brethren will have
Headlight.
cruelty to animals on the North Yamhill a church building.
S ik ,—The following explains itself and junction with the ladies of the Degree of
is important to the people in this section Honor, will give a Thanksgiving supper
stage route.
H. B. Kerr was released from the of the country ;
on the evening of the 24-th, which will be
At IO per cent. Discount.
The state of Washington has pro­ county jail on Wednesday evening owing
San Francisco, Oct. 30, 1898.
preceded by an entertainment. We are
gressed far enough to get back in the re­ to ill health, satisfactory arrangements J. H. Thatcher, Supt. Oregon Telephone
asked to extend a most hearty invitation
&
Telegraph
Co.,
Portland,
Ore.
publican column.
having been made for doing so by Mr.
will include
have in
Please take immediate steps to cover to ladies of the Degree of Honor and
Mrs. Case, who has been visiting her G. 0. Nolan and the board of county every town in Tillamook and Clatsop Workmen who are not affiliated with
and a $1,500
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Page left commissioners. When the sheriff was counties, connecting them with our gene­ these lodges in Tillamook to participate
ral Pacific Coast system, with as little
receive next
on Tuesday for Chicago.
authorized to turn him loose.
delay as possible. Make requisition for in this event. Bros. A. W. Severance, J.
A fine Syrup Pitcher Free with each
At the Tillamook post office last month men and material.
Barker and A. Letcher are appointed a
J no . 1. S abin , General Manager.
Dollar Bucket of our Delicious Syrup at 281 money orders were issued, represent­
committee of management, and we sup­
and
have
compelled
this
ing $2,829. Orders drawn upon this Three routes have been proposed. One pose the ladies of the Degree of Honor
Cohn & Co's.
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early in the season-
Cary still loads shells to order. Try office, 98 in number, called for $1,217.17. from North Yamhill :o Tillamook, or will also appoint a committee. It was
his hand loaded shells, they are the best This includes domestic and international Tillamook and Forest Grove, and be­ stated when the A.O.IJ.W. adopted the
Our
is nearly impossible to
money order business, and is a large in­ tween Tillamook and Astoria. We hope classified plan that it was a closely
in the market.
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up,
account of the
quantity
Mr. Orchard's ten year old son, who crease over the previous month's busi­ that no obstacles will be placed in the figured, cold-blooded insurance proposi­
sold, and satisfaction
ness.
way, for the long distance telephone is a tion which would undermine the frater­
had an abscess on the upjier lip, has
great acquisition to the towns connected nal spirit of the order. Those who made
The
Necarnev
road
petition,
which
NEW
is
on the
almost recovered.
these statements must now admit that
came before the board of county commis­ with it.
Mrs. Ripley, who came to the city for
from the
the fraternal sentiment in the A.O.U.W.
sioners on Wednesday had to be deferred
The
Wilson
to
be
Bridged.
medical treatment, left for her home at
is on the increase, thanks to the ladies of
until
the
next
board
meeting
owing
to
We lead
style.
Foley on Sunday.
Mr. John Heisler, of Gales Creek, came the Degree of Honor, and it is social and
the notices not being properly posted.
We sell goods
sell
It is expected the Christian church will Quite a number of parties were in the over on Friday and left again on Sunday. fraternal events like that proposed by the
be supplied with a minister about city from Nehalem who were interested He was here for the purpose of figuring Workmen of Tillamook which permeates
goods
than all
competitors
upon the cost of constructing bridges a brotherly spirit. By way of digression
the 1st of December.
in the petition.
combined.
across the Wilson river at the ford at the we want to add one thought about life
10 per cent, discount given on all Men's
Messrs. Felix Roy, W. H. Eason, E. R.
Suits and pants by J. A. Todd & Co. to Bailes and P. C. Newell were in our me- Bester place and at Fall Creek. After insusance in beneficiary orders. They
make room for their New Stock of Gro­ tropolis from Nehalem on Wednesday. ascertaining what the lumber would decerve the commendation of every right
cost, and finding that it was ¡nit down thinking person, and it is stated that
ceries.
We are glad to hear they appreciate the at a very low figure for this purpose, Mr.
those who refuse to join them, who have
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bower and family change in the Headlight, and as one of
Heisler will undertake to build the two wives and children depending upon them,
left Tillamook on Tuesday for Fairdale. them remarked, “it only took one or two
bridges for $1000. Some people have
He expects to leave for Kansas in a week issues to find out what kind of a man the estimated that it was going to take three »nearly abscond when they die, leaving
their families destitute and at the mercy
or so.
editor was ; we’re more than pleased times that amount of money. Arrange­
of charity and a cold world. Hundreds
Cohn & Co. bought the entire stock of with the Headlight.”
ments will l>e made to raise the necessary of men could avert placing their families
, McFarlan cranberries from W. C. King.
The board of county commissioners, mouey to have the bridges built. It is in this deplorable predicament by a little
Thomas Mormon, democrat, from Utah. They are the largest and finest berries
the ejections .
composed of Judge Sappington and Com­ too late this season to commence work, |>ersonal economy. The widow and chil­
The elections in the South, as usual, went raised.
missioners Chas. Ray and C. H. Wheeler, but Mr.'Heisler will be ready to start the dren of the deceased members of the
The Republicans Will Again Con­ democratic. Pennsylvania elects W. A. I Mr. M. L. Campbell came in on the was in session on Wednesday.
The work next June. When the bridges are A.O.U.W. know the real fraternal spirit
Stone,
republican,
governor
by
a
large
trol the House.
North Yamhill stage on Wednesday and main part of that day was occupied by constructed it will cause considerable of the order when the In neficiary certifi­
T he republican party will still control plurality.
' is registered at the Allen house. He is the board in wrestling with and scru- more travel over the Wilson road, espe­ cate of $2000 is promptly paid, with an
Theodore Roosevelt has been elected
the 56th congress. Incomplete returns
tenizitig bills. The board got down to cially in the winter, for at this season of expression of condolence accompanying
from Eugene.
of Tuesday’selections indicate that 157 republican governor for New York.
A marriage license was issued by business on Thursday, the particulars of the year and until spring there is practi­ it.
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republicans and 143 democrats have cer­
cally no travel over the road.
County Clerk Mason on Wednesday to which will appear in our next issue.
tainly been elected members of the lower TELEPHONE POLES WANTED.
FOUGHT LIKE DEMONS.
The electric light plant had to close
George N. Hodgdon, 36, and Hattie
house of congress. Out of thistotal, 300
down on Saturday night, owmg to a de­ Sam Hauxhurst has a Big Gall. Whilst Almost in the Jaws of a
Lockwood, 24.
BIDS
for
POLES
are
asked
for.
same
members from the same districts two
fect in the machinery, which had to lie
The city dads were treated to a gen­
Watery Grave.
Mr. T. B. Handley returned home last
years ago 189 republicans were elected to be delivered at stakes set out thirty-
James Wiison, Jake Graham and E.
five to the mile, on the county road be. week after living away from the city for sent to Portland for repair. Mr. G. 0. uine surprise at their meeting on Mon­
and 111 democrats.
tween Tillamook and North Yamhill, or four weeks. Mrs. Handley is visiting her Nolan left for that city on Thursday day evening, and whether it wan the Smith were in a boat off Meinelusc- point
T he Ohio congressional delegation re­
to expedite the work, and until the de­ absurdity of the thing or the big gall of on Friday. Graham was the worse for
Tillamook and Forest Grove, and be­
mains unchanged, but-the republicans tween Tillamook and Astoria, and to lie son in California.
fect can be repaired, which may be ano­ Samuel Hauxhurst, a broad smile passed drink and kept on accusing Wilson of
Mrs.
Burton,
the
lady
mail
carrier
be
­
have elected their state ticket by about
ther week, Tillamook's metrojiolis had over the countenances of the conncilmen, wanting to leave him liehind. A wordy
delivered within thirty days from the
tween this city an<l Hobsonville, has to resort to the primitive oil lamps.
50,000 plurality. The Indiana election
some of whom burst forth into laughter. war went on lietween them for some
I date hereof.
bought a new two.seaied spring buggy
is still in doubt. Connecticut elects the .
: The specifications for these poles are
Only five applicants for teachers’ It was a claim upon the city for $.500 by time, and this angered Graham and Wil­
from C. A. Bailey.
republican ticket by nearly 20,000, and
certificates appeared before the board of Samuel Hauxhurst for being “forcibly son so much that it lead to blows. The
as follows: They are to lie of sound,
its delegation is unchanged. In Illinois
We are asked to state that the ladies' examiners on Wednesday, these being all placed in a dark, damp and unwholesome men, standing up in the boat, clinched,
live green cedar, peeled, with knots
the democrats have gained five, and pro­
trimmed close to the poles; twenty.five aid society of the Christian church con­ ladies, viz ; Miss Gladys Newell, Ne­ cell.” Handley & Handley arc the at­ and in that ¡»osition tumbled out of the
bable six, congressmen. The republican ! feet long, with a top of not less than template giving an entertainment a few­ halem; Miss Esma Newell, Nehalem; torneys for Hauxhurst, and Mr. T. B. boat into ten feet of water. One would
state ticket is elected by 30.000 plurality.
Miss Ida High, Tillamook ; Miss 8. Judd, Handley handed in the following claim, naturally suppose that this would cool the
seven inches in diameter; butts ten inches days before Christmas.
In Massachusetts, the republicans elected
I Mr. C. A. Bailey is getting the lumber Fairview; Miss Watson. Tillamook. and after it was read by the recorder he men of, but not so, however, for the men
in diameter.
their state ticket, but lost two or three
! Mail all bids to O regon T elephone on the ground and making other prepar­ The board of examiners include County addressed the council, giving his client's attacked one another in the water like
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of their congressional districts. Nebras­
demons, clinching and chewing one ano­
& T elegraph C o ., Macleay Building, ations to build his new implement ware­ Superintendent Lamb, Mrs. May, and view of the claim :
ka reports republican landslide, electing
Fred Smith. The latter, however, was “To the honorable Town Council of the ther up. Smith saw that the men were
house, which will be 25ft. by 80ft.
Portland, Oregon.
Hayward governor and a legislature
city of Tillamook.
not only fighting, but were drowning as
not present.
The neat appearance of the Headlight
that will choose a successor to Senator
We are instructed by Mr. Samuel Haux­ well, which it would not have taken long
The proposal to bond the city for hurst to present the. following claim for
' is a good criterion that we turn out neat
Allen. Four republican and two demo­
to have done had not assistance been
job work to the satisfaction of those who $15 ,000 has caused some discussion 1 damages:
cratic congressmen are elected in Mary
On the 29th day of October, 1898, the near. Smith pulled the boat to them and
among
our
citizens,
but
the
comment
particular
cooks
in
one
neigh
­
get
their
printing
done
at
this
office.
said Samuel Hauxhurst was seized u|xm caught hold of both men, keeping them
land. Governor Pingree, of Michigan,
seems generally unfavorable. Facts and the streets of Tillamook city, Oregon,
Evangelist Lvster, of the Christian
will serve another term, receiving
from drowning, for they began to show
borhood are enough to make
i figures are lacking to show the necessity 1 by Jos. S. Lahmon. claiming to lie acting
church, concluded a series of revival
from 50,000, to 60,000 majortv. Dela-
under authority of the said city, and ; signs that they would soon I* drowned,
i
of
such
a
step.
A
heavy
burden
of
debt
a
grocer
keep
Schilling
i
Best
elect their state con- •
ware republicans
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meetings on Monday evening. The rev.
but even in this condition, and while
should lie assumed with caution. The forcibly placed in a dark, damp and un- ,
gressional and legislative tickets. Colo-
wholesome cell, where he was confined I Smith was holding their heads out of
gentleman left for home on Tuesday.
baking powder.
ratio reports a fusion victory, and
The Presbyterians will resume religious experience of many towns with such un- . ' for twenty one hours without food or I waler to keep them from drowning, they
dertaking« has not been satisfactory. I water, and without fire or light.
Wyoming is in doubt. In North Caro­
service at the Christian church on Sun­ and we believe it wise to make haste ’ Mr Hauxhurst estimates his damages . clinched and chewed each other still.
lina, two republicans out of nine con­
day evening, when Rev. A. R. Griggs will slowly when it comes to setting the city at $500, but in order to avoid the delay | Assistance having arrived, the men were
gressmen are chosen. Indiana s returns
and annoyance of litigation, we make on got out of the water, Graham's nose ami
I have for his subject "The Fatherhood of government up in a business which can ( his behalf this profx/sition ;
are yet far from complete.
Tennessee
Wiliam's thumb showing that these parts
Tbt I I. 11
l»e
well
carried
on
by
private
enter|»rise.
I
God."
To accept, by way of compromise, a
i
elects two republican And seven demo-1 On the Rtunrac«* or O bkgojc , W ash ­
had gone through the chewing mill.
prompt
payment
of
$100
in
full
payment
Anyhow,
who
was
the
father
of
the
pro
Mr. E. E. Selph, a former attorney of
cratic congressmen, and one is doubtful. ’ ington on I dmio i > l>einf dlMnllHed.
reader« «re requeued tn fnrws-d tlir Tillamook, but now practicing law at |M>sition and for what object was it of the aforesaid claim.”
Kentucky the republicans are sure of' Our reuses
New Good« just Arrived.
The council laid the claim upon the table
of ihHr E artkbm friends «Rd
only one district, and another is uncer- [ a- anainUince«, «nd • «opy of the wmk Los Angels. Cal., has lieen in the south­ originated ?
' until its next meeting.
I have just received a lot of Ladies’ all
20 yds good calico......................... $1.00
tain. Voorhees, republican, is elected will I* «ent them free This U « matter ern part of the state on the stump for the
For the information of our readers we wool Jackets. New and up to date style
17 y«is. fancy drew plaids................. 1.00
governor of New Jersey by about 12,000, ALL •h .uhl l»e inlerr.ted in. «nd we republican party.
may
state
that
Hauxhurst
waa
arrested
which
I will sell cheaper tnan ever. My
,
13
yds.
outing
flannel
........................
1.00
that everyone lake •
and six of the eight congressmen will be would
McNair & Mclntoshexpect a new stock 7 yds. heavy jeans ............................... 1.00 by the marshalfor being helplessly drunk stock of Misses shoes arc nearly gone.
mid forward •««•Il »<l<lrea«e< U> ’’ H.
republican. In California Gage, repub. UrBJ-BVBT, General l’««senger Agent, of goods and mean business. They re­ Ladies Pure Australian wool underwear on Sunday, October 29, and the next day Call soon and get the bargains. I have
purchased a job lot of new granite and
bean, is elected governor over Maguire- O R. S l N. C o , Portland.
cently bought C. E. Reynold s hardware at $2.00 per suit,children's all wool suits, the recorder fined him $6 and costs. As war - which will lie in on the next I mm H.
democrat, by not less than 5000 plurali­
to
the
unwholesome
sate
of
the
cell,
it
is
umbrellas
awl
numerous
other
things
at
Call in and sec for yourself.
store, and hare lieen [ratting things in
A fine new line of hats just received .at
ty. Campbell democrat, will be the new
W. E. P ack , Prop., Tillamook.
I just such bargains at the Racket Store. ¡stated that Hauxhurst alone was respon- I
,
shape
and
selling
off
the
old
stock.
congressman from
Montana, and Cohn ft Co.
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REDUCTION SALE
CLOTHING,
NEW STOCK
OF
GROCERIES
men ’ s suits
W PANTS *4
what we
order which we will
This
Stock
week.
Our MACKINTOSHES are going fast,
we
been
to re-order
Shoe Stock
on
keep
A
immense
given.
STOCK
now
way
East.
in
We excell in quality.
cheaper, and we
more
in our line
our
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Three or Four
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