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TILLAMOOK. OREGON, THURSDAY. November 17th, 1898.
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS.
I REDUCTION SALE |
S
IN
s
CLOTHING,
NEW STOCK
To Make Room for our
OF
GROCERIES
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9
&
Mr. C. E. Hadley went out on the Har­
rison on Sunday.
Mr. S. J. Harris has moved into the
city from Woods.
The H eadlight is a live paper for live,
enterprising people.
The greatest attraction at the Racket
Store is its low prices.
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Your moneys worth or your money
back at the Racket Store.
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A tine line of silk and wool mittensjust
received at Mrs. Sturgeon’s.
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Mrs. Wise left for Portland on Sun­
day on the steamer Harrison.
Ralph Ackley is over from McMinnville
and will remain here this winter.
Mrs. Sturgeon has a new line of fasci­
nators, hoods and baby bonnets.
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Have you seen the latest display of
handkerchiefs at Mrs. Sturgeon’s.
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Which Will be here Next Week.
We Will Sell any thing in the line of
men ’ s suiTsi
AND
$
PANTS
J
At IO per cent. Discount.
This will include what we have in
Stock and a $1,500 order which we will
® receive next week.
MJ
Our MACKINTOSHES are going fast,
MJ and we have been compelled to re-order this
V early in the season­
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Our Shoe Stock is nearly impossible to
keep up, on account of the immense quantity
ua sold, and satisfaction given.
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A NEW STOCK is now on the way
SfJ from the East.
We lead in style. We excell in quality.
S? We sell goods cheaper, and we sell more
goods in our line than all our competitors
combined.
Colored tea is somewhat
poisonous.
Schilling’s Best is not at all
poisonous, and tastes better than
colored tea.
Cohn & Co. are buying potatoes and
oats.
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THANKSGIVING BAUL i I
TO be given by the Tillamook Fire Company at
the Opera House on
THANKSGIVING EVE, Wednesday N oy . 23rd.
H.ndl.y. string Band «ill »«■’»¡•h fh*
Ball Tickets, 75e.
Proceeds of th« Ball go to th« Fir« Company.
R Grand Thanksgiving
Time for Everybody.
Don’t Miss it-fl good time.
Shannahan’8 bowling alley is to have
■ new balls and pins by Thanksgiving.
Anything wanted in the line of amu-
nition can be had at W. H. Cary’s.
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Just received a line of candies, nuts,toys
and holiday goods at the Racket Store. *
Don’t forget the fire boy’s ball on
Thanksgiving eve at the Opera house.
Messrs. H. V. Stott and J. E. Brown
returned to North Yamhill on Monday.
McNair & McIntosh lowered their store
building to a level with the side walk.
The Harrison came in last week loaded
with freight and left again on Sunday.
Mr. H. O. Miles, from Woods, was in
the city on Tuesday and gave us a call.
Mr. Abe Cohn went out on the Harri­
son Sunday on a business trip to Port­
land.
Mr. Len Hiner is building a blacksmith
and repair shop in the rear of Cren­
shaw’s store.
Cary still loads shells to order. Try
his hand loaded shells, they are the best
in the market.
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A fine Syrup Pitcher Free with each
Dollar Bucket of our Delicious Syrup at
Cohn & Co’s.
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Born, on the 16th inst., to the wife of
Mr. C. W. Tilden, a son. Mother and
child are doing well.
Editor Hendricks, of the Salem States­
man, was in Tillamook on Sunday and
left on the Harrison.
Mr. L. C. Brown sold ex-County Judge
W. W. Conder, of Hebo, a bunch of cat­
tle for $1,200 on Monday.
Messrs. C. E. Bryan and Geo. Vander-
hoof, from Lafayette, cattle buyer«, are
registered at the Allen house.
If you want neat job work done, and
a specimen of the printer ’s art, you can
get it at the Headlight office.
Buy your granite ware and tinware
at the Racket store. You get more for
your money than any where else in
town.
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The cheapest feed stable in Tillamook
is the Farmer’s Barn, only 50 cents per
night to hay ; hay and oats, $1.—C has .
E. H all , proprietor.
Mr. Hendricks and family, from Con­
don, Giljian county, was in Tillamook
on Sunday. They have come to this
county to locate at Bay City.
Rev. R. E. Dunlap is conducting a series
of revival meetings at the M.E. church
each evening, to which he extends an
earnest invitation to all to attend.
Mrs. Ridehalgh and son, of Garibaldi,
Mr. Dan Nickels and Mr. Bates, an in­
surance agent, started for Narth Yam­
hill in one of Bacon & McNamer’s rigs
on Tuesday.
Mr. C. E. Reynolds will open his new
skating rink at the Opera house on Sat­
urday evening, when it will be free to ali.
The brass band will rendered a number
of selections.
Rev. Father J. Schell left for Portland
on Tuesday to attend the funeral servi-
vices of the late Archbishop W. H. Gross,
who died at Baltimore, Md., on Monday.
The archbishop paid Tillamook a visit
last summer.
A night school was opened on Monday
evening at the academy, which is exclu­
sively for boys and young men. About
twelve put in an appearance the first
evening. The charge[»er month has been
mark small, and is only $1.
The applicants for teachers’ certificates
at the examination who jmssed were :
First gra<k. Miss Gladys Newell. Nehalem,
and Mbs Ida High. Tillamook ; third
grade, Miss Esma Newell, Nehalem, and
Miss Ida Watson. Tillamook.
Mr. Fred C. Skomp returned to Tilla­
mook on Friday night. He left hereabout
twelve months ago for Newberry, Ind.,
os business, but b rlad to get back to
hea’thfhl Tillamook ami associate again
with our enterprising citberfs.
$1.50 Per year.
We have received another letter from 1 Councilman Davis made himself distinct- NOTICE OF CITY ELECTION.
the superintendent of the Oregon Tele­ ; ly understood on this point, remarking
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,—That
phone & Telegraph Company in which he I that it was an easy matter to run the
says the company is not only going to city into debt, but not so easy to get it the annual city election will be held in
connect Tillamook with the longdistauce ' out ; also, that many improvements 1 the City Hall, in Tillamook City, on
might be introduced in the city, but the Monday, the 5th day of December, 1S98.
telephone, but every city in Oregon.
Beginning at 9 o’clock a.m., and closing
lack
of funds prevented it-
Mr. Johnathan Tod-
r North Yam.
A petition was circulated in Tillamook at 4- o’clock p.m. That said election is
hill, Wad the misfoi tune to slip in that
for the purpose of electing
city, breaking and dislocating her shoul­ on Saturday requesting the board of
ONE MAYOR,
der. She is thv mother of Messrs. Todd, county commissioners to purchase a
FIVE COUNCILMEN,
this city. Recovery is likely to be slow ! portable saw mill. We referred in our
ONE MARSHAL,
on account of her age. In falling her last issue to the necessity of planking
ONE TREASURER,
some of our county roads, as it is found
shoulder struck a water pipe.
ONE
RECORDER.
A special Thanksgiving service will be impossible to keep them fit to travel over
To serve for the year 1899; and
held at the M.E. church on the morning i all the year round, the gravel washing
T. II. G ovne ,
of Thanksgiving day at eleven o’clock, out with so much wet weather. The
W. H. R eynolds , and
'
petitioners
think
il
will
be
more
econo
­
when the choir will render suitable selec­
T om C oats ,
tions appropiate for the occasion. Rev. R. mical for the county to purchase a por­
Arc appointed judges; and A. T. W hite
E. Dunlap will preach, having for his table saw mill if the commissioners de­ and I). C. P1ERCB arc appointed clerks to
cide
to
plank
a
number
of
the
roads,
and
subject“Thanksgiving.’’ Allarecordially
conduct such election.
by so doing it is estimated that planking
invited.
By order of the common council,
can
1>e
turned
out
for
about
$2.50
a
Mr. J. P. Allen had the misfortune to
C. N. DREW, Recorder.
thousand. At the adjourned meeting of
slip on the frost where the Dewey was
the
board
of
county
commissioners
on
unloading, injuring his leg bv slipping
The Hotel Arrivals.
Tuesday, it was decided to purchase a
ALLEN HOUSE.
under a wagon, and on Saturday night
Fred F. Mills, Otto Bloosser, Hubbard;
he tripped over a plank near the livery portable saw mill, provided it would not
cost
more
than
$2,500.
Cotnmissoner
T. R. Wilson, Spruce ; Jake Nicklans,
barn, again causing a painful injury to
the same leg. He had to have the leg Ray was round with a subscription list, Blaine; A. S. Thorp, Snake River ; J. S.
which provides that if the county court Simmons, Nestocton ; W. S. Cove, Bay
lanced on Tuesday.
purchases the portable saw mill the par­ City ; G. A. Monroe, W. E. Morey, Bay
Chas. Hall, of the Farmer’s Barn, took
ties will give the amount, either in work City ; R. Ackley, McMinnville ; W. II.
two loads of passengers to North Yam­
or money, they have subscribed their TenEyck, E. R. Thompson, Garibaldi ;
hill last week, and left this morning with
names to. It is expected that eight hun­ Fred P. Skomp, Ncw1»erry, Ind., Rev.
another. He will continue to carry pas­
dred dollars will l>e raised this way, and J. II. Burr Dell, T. A. North, T. Drescott,
sengers whenever he can get enough to
will be used to improve the roads south J. E. Roaek, Hobsonville ;W. W. Conder,
justify a trip. He will make a trip on
of here.
The following subscriptions G. W. Bodyfelt, Hebo ; J. R. Curritr,
on Nov. 24-. Leave orders for seats at
have already been promised :
Adams Co. Ncbr.,D. K. Hulbert and wife
the Larsen house.
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Chas Ray.......................... $20.00
Lighthouse ; A. Shultson and son, C.
County JudgeG. W. Sappington wishes
J. S. Stephen«..................
5.00
Wollsy, W. S. West, Beaver ; Frank
Himpel
&
Wheeler
..........
10.00
us to correct a slight mistake which ap­
Butts, Walla Walla, Wash., G. E. Leach
B. C. Lamb...........................
5 00
peared in his letter of recent date. He
Cohn & Co .... .............. 50.00
Forest Grove; G. Vandcrhoof C. E.
stated thatMr. Peter Brant’s assessment
\V J. May.............................
5 00
Bryan, Lafayette.
was $100, whereas he should have writ­
H. H. Aiderman..............
5.00
LARSEN HOUSE.
K. D Severance...............
5.00
ten $300. The judge makes this correc­
T. B. Nelson, W. T. Wilson, II. 1.
Homer Mason..................
5.00
tion at the request of the assessor, so
Tom Coates ......................
2.50
Provoost, wife and child, Portland, Fred
that no misunderstanding may occur.
F. S. Sappington.................
3 00
McNaimer, Forest Grove ; Henry Hays,
Fred C. Baker ................
2.50
The editor can’t beat this, so will pass
Spruce ; E. I). Severencc, Wilson ; I^eigh
G. B. Lamb......................
2.50
it on to see if some Tillamook joker can
Jones, Hobsonville ; VV. E. Morey, Bay
L. V. Anderson ..............
2 50
pnt this in the shade: “A man in Clark
C II Woolfe....................
2 50
City ; Sol Smith, Corvallis ;J. H. Bower,
county has been trying the experiment of
W E. Page......................
3 00
Fairdale ; John Res, Bewley Creek ; J. A.
A. W. Bunn......................
5.00
mixing a little sawdust with his corn­
Payne, Hobsonville ; A. H. Wheeler, Ne.
Fred Beals ........................
5.00
meal, and he was so pleased with the ex­
lialem ¡G. W. Wallace, Beaver,
W. II. H. Cary................
5.00
periment that he determined to give up
G. W. Sappington............
2.50
f*e<ling his hens cornmeal and feed saw­
A. W Severance..........
2 50
Notice.
W. D. Reading................
2 50
dust instead. Shortly afterwards he set
I am sorry to disappoint my Tilla­
R. M WaUon..................
5.00
a hen on fifteen eggs. Last week she came
Handley & Handley ....
3.00
mook patrons, but on account of an un­
off with fifteen curious looking chicks.
L. Hiner ...........................
2.50
expected run of work here I will not be
Twelve of them had wooden legs and the
II. Crenshaw....................
2 50
able to leave fors<»me time. Just as soon
other was a woodpecker.” Next, please.
( has. E Hall....................
2 50
as 1 can I will come and bring a good
Frank
Wheeler
................
2.50
The city dads on Monday evening dis­
A. E. Imbler ..................
2 00
assistant with me, and we will remain at
cussed, somewhat informally, the ques­
Leach & Jones .................
5.00
the Tillamook office till all work is done.
tion of graveled vs. planked roads for
M. H. Larsen ..................
5.00
Due notice will be given in this paj»er.
J.
P
Allen
........................
5.00
the city and county. Councilman S. V.
Yours truly,
S. J. Sturgeon .................
5.00
Anderson broached the subject by saying
Edmunds A Co .............. 10.00
W. A. WISE.
he had about come to the conclusion that
McIntosh A McNair ... 25.00
J. A Todd A Co................ 50 00
planked roads were more serviceable and
ilcabliiilit ©vitbe Itlnvt.
Louis Olsen........................ 10.00
more economical in the long run than
J. F. Larsen ..................
5 00
graveled roads. He was opposed to
If y'lll linvr any Property, Ht<>< k or other
Bacon A McNamer .... 15 00
article, to aell, trade or leaae. or nerd help,
spending any more money on the latter.
W. IL Cooper ..................
2.50
want employment, etc —Two inrerliona, not
E. W. .Stanley ................
2 50
This brought out Councilman II. G.
to exceed live line., bitty cento. Huui iuaer-
tiona, Heventv Hive cent».
C. A E. Thayer................ 50.00
Davis’ ideas, who had had some experi­
T.
H.
Goyne
....................
2.20
ence with planked roads. He, too, ex­
HOUSE anil LOT, near the biiaiiieHs
pressed his opinion favoring planked
part of Tillamook, a bargain, only
Savings and Trust Co. Organized.
roads, giving a number ofinstances where
|IIW; 4'^ ACRES of LAND and
M. L. Campbell, Special Agent of the
they had done good service. The con­ Aetna Saving & Trust Co. of Butte,
about 20 LOTS on the edge of town
sensus of opinion with the other council­ Mont., organized a branch of his Co.
for aale at *1250, if sold within 30
men appeared to favor plank.
(lava 14 aertm of good larttom land
here last evening with the folk»wing offic­
for *250 — See Bigga A Stephens at the
Those who have relatives nr friends ers ¡—President, B. L. Eddy ; Vice Presi.
Court House. Tillamook.
amongst the volunteer soldiers in Manila dent, Fred C. Baker; Secretary, W. H.
need uot ex|»cct to see the boy« returned Cooper; Treasurer, B. L. Eddy; Insurance
home for some time, for their presence Agt.,J. S. Stephens. Directors, B. L. LOST OR STOLEN
A COUNTY WARRENT. No 250« for
Eddy, G. B. Lamb, Fred C. Baker, Louis
there is still needed. Adjutant-General
Olsen, and W. H. Cooper.
*50 00 Bearer D. P. Harvey.
Re-
Corbin, when asked if there was any
This Co. operates on the general plan
tu>n
tx>
David
Bradley,
Neskowin.
Ore.
prospect of the early return of the Oregon
of a building and loan ass<»ciation ami is
volunteers, said that there is not at pre­
backed by the l»est known and most UMBRELLA REPAIRING at reasonable
sent, and that there are no regiments
rate« Neal work turned out anil as
i wealthy people of Montana. The ad­
now available to take their place. There
gorxl aa new by J. W. Steinmetz,
vantages of becoming a meml»er in the
has of late l»een a strongdemand to have
Tillamook, Or,
association wiil l»e explained by the local
the volunteers at Manila brought back
Secretary, Mr. W. H. Cooper. Any con­
to this country, but all requestshad to be
FOR SALE, a bargain, a celebrated
servative citizen should obtain stock in
refused, [»ending the |»eace negotiations.
White SEWING MACHINE
New
this co. It i« a good investment and is
If it is determined in the end to maintain
arid direct from the factory.—Apply
governed by state law. Mr. Campl»ell is
a garrison at Manila, congress will have
for particular» at the Headlight Trude
well armed with a certificate from the
to provide regular troops to replace the
Matt Office
Secretary of the State that this Co. has
volunteers, all of whom are anxious to
fully complied with the state law.
TIMBER LAND for SALE on Samon-
return to this country.
liery River, in section 20, 3 N, 7 W .—
An adjourned meeting of the council
New Goods at Second Hand Prices
The W % SE qr and E % SW qr. Con­
was held on Monday evening, but there
I have just received a large stock of
sideration *‘HH).—Enquire at the Head­
was very little business of importance to
New Goods, which I will SELL a little
light Trade Mart Office
transact. Councilman H. G. Davis, pre­ lower than ever for B|x»t cash. My stock
sident of the council, appointed judges consist of Granite Ware. Tin Ware,
and clerks for the city election on the 1 Knives and Fork«, Spoons, Hatchets, WANTED, 1,000 new SUBSCRIBERS
to the Tillamook Headlight now that
first Monday of next month, as follows : Hammers. leather and Shoe Bindings,
Second Hand Stoves, and every thing
it is under new management. Take it
Judges, T. H. Goyne, W. H. Reynoldsand you need to make you happy.
on trial for four months for 50c., or
T. Coates ; clerk«, D. C. Pearce and A.
Call and sec for yourself
send it to yonr friend».
W. E. PAGE. Prop., Tillamook, Or.
T. White. The caucus for the purpose of
making nominations is called for Mon­
*2000 -TWENTY-SIX ACRES one half
day evening, Nov. 2Mth, at 7;3O, at the
in cultivation, good house and two
court house. By unanimous consent the |
barns; woodshed; one and one.half
council passed a side walk ordinance, j
acres in fruit. Will TRADE for other
the petition for which was presented at I
property or some business. This is a
the previous meeting. Mr. F. W. Beals i
very fine place, near school, clmrh,
wished to lie heard, and then made a j
store, post office, daily mail, telephone
request that the road on Second street 1
station.
Three anil one-half miles
from the livery barn lie graveled, the pro. I
south of Salem—See Biggs & Stephens
money-back tea and
peny owners agreeing to have the work ,
Court house, Tilllamook.
done and [»ay for the *Ame until such !
baking powder at
time as the couixil had money on hand to
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FIRST CLASS JOB PRINTING at the
pay for the work. Owing to it l»eing ,
Headlight Printing Office at Portland
near the end of the present eouned’s term
prices. All description of job print­
of office and a desire not to increase the
ing, which is quaranleed. Patronize
imiebtcdncM of the city, the council did i
For m W br
home industry.
not take action on Mr. Beals’ proposal. *
C. W. Smith & Company
Schillings
Best
lour Grocers