mi.
Cite ^lertblioljt,
people Who Want
has over one thousand suoscrtbers.
It has more local news, and is the
cleanest, ablest and best paper in
Tillamook County. People who
want all the news and who do not
want slush, dirt and abuse, take
Good Job Printing will do well
to bear in mind that there is but
one decently equipped Job office
in Tillamook Countyt and that
is the office o
fjraMiuht.
____________
<£he fieablinljt.
I
Vol. II,
No. 24
TILLAMOOK. OREGON, THURSDAY. December 1st, 1898.
$1.50 Per year.
FEED !
GROCERIES, FLOUR AND
SSSMSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSfe
Our 10 Per Cent Discount Sale §
X
°F
©
MEN’S CLOTHING |
Will Continue
UNTIL JANUARY 1st,
1899.
HELU STOCK JUST RECEIVED
A Full Line of
BY
A. J. TODD & CO.,
And will be Sold at the Lowest Living Rates.
Remember the Place, new building opposite P.O.
%
iJ
&
RUBBER BOOTS AND SHOES %
&
Constantly on hand.
A NEW STOCK of SHOES for £
& Ladies and Gents just received.
J. A. TODD & CO., Tillamook, Ore.
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
will be observed that it received nothing
fnture, or until they can make other ar at the Portland exposition, which Mr.
City Officer Nominated.
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot
rangements to build a church themselves. Ridehalgh thinks speaks well for one of The court house was packed on Mon this time.
reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood
Flour and feed at J. A. Todd & Co. *
A dance will be given in Mr. C. A. I Tillomook’s industries when put in com- day evening with citizens who were in
or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it
INVENTORY SALE.
Polk dot ribbons at Mrs. Sturgeon’s. * Bailey’s new building on Monday even jietition with the canneries of the Colum terested in making nominations for city
yov must take internal remedies. Hall’s Catarrh
bia
river.
is taken rntenially, and acts directly on
A new stock of shoes just received by ing, Dec. 26th. See particulars next
officers. Strange as it may seem, the
Following January 1st, 1899, we shall Cure
week.
It is an every day occurrence, to be bone of contention appeared to have invoice stock, and in order to reduce our the blood and muscoussurfaces. Hall’s Catarrh
J. A. Todd & Co.
Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed
Mr. Abe Cohn returned from a business seen in every locality, of men who shuffle ' centered on the most unthankful office, stock as much as possible, we will offer by one of the best physicians in this country for
A new line of silk mittens just received
trip to Portland last week, consequently off this mortal coil, leaving their wives that of city marshal. Mr. W. H. Coop our entire stock of M ackintoshes , years, and is a regular prescription. It is com
at Mrs. Sturgeon’s.
and children destitute and at the mercy er was elected chairman and Mr. Geo. C lothing , B oots and S hoes , H ats posed of the best tonics known, combined with
Have von seen the new line of velvets the mercantile store of Cohn & Co. re of charity and a cold world. For a man
i»est blood purifiers, acting directly on the
Edmunds secretary. The tellers were and C aps , D ry G oods and notions at the
ceived
another
large
consignment
of
illusi ons surfaces. The perfect combination of
at Mrs. Sturgeon's ?
to insure his life is a duty he owes to his Messrs. G. R. Nolan, T. H. Goyne and cost.
I goods.
the two ingredients is what produces such won
Capes and jackets, of the latest fashion,
wife aud family. Yet for all this, and the Dr. Hawke. Mayor B. L. Eddy was
Our stock is the largest in the county derful results in curing Catarrh. Send fot tes
j Mr. Myron Parker expects to leave
just received at Cohn & Co.’s.
pleadings of those who have carefully nominated by acclamation for mayor, to select from. The sale will continue timonials. free.
Tillamodk for Arizona in the near future,
F. J. Cheney & Co., PropB., Toledo 0
We turn out nothing but first class job taking with him his daughter. Miss Ber considered the matter, a large number of who, when called upon for a s peach, said through the month of December, 1898,
Sold by all druggists, price 75c.
men persist in neglecting it. We can re that if re-elected he would endeavor to and will offer the best opportunity for
work at the H eadlight office.
Hall's Family pills are the best.
tie Perkins, who is now in California, and
commend the A.O.U.W. to all—since it see that law was respected and enforced. saving you money that will again 1>e
Mr. J. W. Atwater returned from Dallas Ed. Harger.
has
adopted
the
classified
plan
—
as
a
safe
For councilmen the following gentlemen offered iu Tillamook for months to come.
on Saturday, where he had gone on busi The editor picked up a gold badge of
DIRECTORY,
and equitable assessment order for any were nominated : Messrs L. Hiner, John
E dmunds & Co.
ness.
the Fraternal Order of America on the man to insure his life in. Every member Jones, J. E. Tuttle, L. Olsen and Dr. C. E.
Another large invoice of those celebrat sidewalk on Wednesday evening. If the
COUNTY OFFICIALS:
pays for his own risk he is to the order, Hawke. Mr. Nels Thompson received
Notice.
ed shot gun shells just received at Cohn looser is a nice looking gentleman he
Judge ......................................... G. W. HArriNGTOR
thus giving it a stability which is lack the nomination for treasurer.
Then
All
persons
knowing
themselves
in-
& Co.’s.
(C hari . ks R ay
will bring a nice cigar for the editor and ing in a number of other orders.
came the tug of war for city marshal, debted to the undersigned are requested Commissioner ...................
IC.il W heeler
Call at W. E. Page's for granite ware j secure his property.
H omek M ason
Clerk
.........................................
when
Mr.
Joseph
Lahmon
and
Mr.
J.
The Thanksgiving supper, given by the
to call and settle on or before the 1st of Sheriff
II. H. A i . dkrman
of all kinds. He sells things way down
Mayor B. L. Eddy left this morning for A.O.U.W. and the Degree of Honor, on Mapes were placed in nomination. On January, 1899, and save cost.
w H. C ary
Treasurer ...............................
J. S. STKI’HENS
Assessor
cheap.
I Corvallis,where Mrs. Eddy's mother died Thursday evening in their lodge room the ballots being counted Lahmon re
A. M A ustin
Surveyor
C. E. REYNOLDS.
G eo . B L amb
School Superintendent .. .
Those pressed Copper Tea Kittles, on Sunday. It was absolutely necessary was a most enjoyable affair. The tables ceived 88 votes and Mapes 38. Three
Coroner ’
...........
J. F.. T uttle
nickle plated, at Page's, for $1.25 are l for him to go there, although he was re- were loaded with delicacies, which the gentlemen were nominated for recorder,
Deputv Prosecuting Attorney.C laude T haykr
Notice.
i luctant for him to do so owing to the ladies of the Degree of Honor had taste Messrs T. Coates, C. N. Drew, and W.
C..cuit Court convenes the 4th Monday in
beauties.
From this date until April 1st, 1899. /.UKUflt, and an adjourned term Is generally
fully arranged. Mesdames Perkins and H. Cooper. The latter refused, but on I will pasture horses for 25c. per month. held in the spring
Mr. T. M. Bodie was in the city from city election on Monday.
County Court meets the first Mondays of Jan
I called at W. E. Page's store the other Tuttle, with the assistance of Misses M. the ballots being counted Mr. Cooper I have sold all my cattle for $400.00
Hobsonville on Saturday ; also Mr. H.
uary March, May, July, September and No
day and I'll be ripped up with a five Wade and Perkins, are deserving of much had the preponderance of votes and was
vamber. Commissioners court on the Wedne-
Warren.
V incent J acobs .
say following.
We have been compelled to hold over dollar bill if I diden’t get lost among his praise for arranging everythingso nicely. declared the nominee of the citizens’
PRECINCT:
meeting
for
recorder.
The
election
will
Say,
fellows,
it
is
a
sight
worth
The
choir
from
the
M.E.
church
rendered
A. J. Stillwell's letter from Honolulu until goods,
The Hotel Arrivals.
Justice of the Peace .................... T H. G ovnr
take place on Monday next.
several
anthems,
which
was
another
He
has
every
thing
one
wants
seeing,
A. A. F ord
Constable
next week.
ALLEN HOUSE.
CITY OFFICIALS.
from a tooth pick to a Vankey saw p«easant feature of the evening’s enjoy
..... B. L. E ddy
Mayor
W. E. Page has a few more of those
H.
R.
Hassel
borg,
Washington
D.
...p
M c I ntosh
ment.
mill.
School Fund Apportionment.
...... C. I’. K nudson
all wool Ladies’ Jackets. He offers them
Florida; A. W. Bunn. Beaver; H. F.
H G. Davis
Council
From
a
neighboring
burg
we
have
re
We
run
across
quite
a
number
of
citi
dirt cheap.
King, R. W. Robbins, John A. Nelson,
F. SeCouMiCL
County School Superintendent Geo. B.
ceived this query:—"D eae S1E,—I wish zens who think that Tiilamookcitv should
...J. E T utti . k
Pete Nelson, J. M. Mapes, W. I). Wood, Recorder
J. A. Todd & Co. have added a com
........... C. N. D rew
Lamb
made
another
apportionment
of
to ask a question through your paper have a public school where a number of
H
oward C ary
Treasurer
M. B. Petteys, W. F. Morey, Sid Prov
plete stock of Groceries, Flour, and Feed
C l ydk C lements
for some Christian lady or gentleman to the advance studies should lie taught. school funds. Since the August apportion ost, Harry Wilson, P. F. Kerry, Bay Marshal...
to their stock.
SCHOOL BOARD
answer. It is this - Is the manufacture We will go a little further than that and ment of school funds was made some
A full line of Men's, Women's, Misses' and sale of intoxicating liquors as a say most emphatically that the high discus«! m has arose as to the correct City; N. Nelson, Nels 0. Hassclborg, I 0 laud» Thayer. B L. Eddy, and .A
W.
R.
Blackburn,
Nehalem
;
Pete
Izeven-
Edmunds..—Clerk, Tom CoHtes.
and Children's Rubbers just received by beverage a crime, if so, who is responsi school studies should be taught in the ness of the manner of apportioning the
son, W. W. Ridehalgh, Garibaldi ; L. P.
J. A. Todd & Co.
ble for the crime ?’•
Tillamook public school. When the citi funds at that time. All will admit that Rey, L C. Quick, L. E. Oberg, Mrs. Mary
MAIL SCHEDULE.
:o:
You can get the most goods for the
Alder Camp, No. 299, Woodmen of the zens make up their minds to sanction the wording of the law relating to the A. Schlotter, Ncstocton ; Gus Nelson, T illamook and N orth
Y amhill : —
least money at W. E. Page’s store than , World, elected the following officers on this they will be surprised what a center apportionment when there is not suffi John Roach, Wm Heitmiller, Hobson*
Leave N. Yamhill daily except Bunday R p. m.
Arriveat
Tillamook
next
day by
4 p. ni.
at any other store in the county.
* i Friday evening : C.C., Oak Nolan; Adv.- of attraction an educational institution cient funds to give to each district fifty ville ; Miles Warren, New York ; Gust
Leave Tillamook daily except Sunday 6 p. in.
Arrive
N.
Yamhill
next
day
2 p. in.
>
dollars
is
not
plain.
The
superintendent
Get your shoemaker's supplies, leather ' Lieut., John Barker; banker, P. W. Todd;' of that description will lie to Tillamook
Lundquest, Miama ; L. Paush, ( kean I'lLI.AMOOK AND IfOBMONV I l-LR
and shoe findings, sewing machines and clerk, T. Coates ; escort, G. A. Reynolds; [ city. Whatever money is spent for this thinks that the intention is that each dis View; Royal Stillwell, Astoria : W. 8.
L've Tillamook daily except Tuesday 6:00 am.
Arrive Hobsonville
9:00a.m.
oil at W. E. Page’s, Tillamook, Or. ’
watchman, J. E. Tuttle ; sentry, G. 0. object is well spent. This would be a trict is to receive an equal amount until Linkhart, Foley ; W. Danel, F. Miller, I/ve
Holmonville, except Tuesday io:on a. m.
1:001 in.
solution to the number of complaints we the sum reaches fifty dollars ; all above C. F. Shaud, Chas. H. Corcoran, San Arrive Till«»mo<»k
Nolan
;
managers,
H.
Mason,
E.
W.
The steamers Elmore and Harrison
L've Hobsonville Hnndays
...... 9 00« in.
hear about the lack of educational ad that is to Ire apportioned per capita. It Francisco ; Gus Allison, Trask; W. H.
Arrives in Tillamook......................
ia:oo in.
1
Stanley
and
B.
L.
Eddy.
arrived on Friday, both loaded with
vantages to be obtained in the public is with this in view that the present Owens, Long Prairie; A. S. Tharp and N rtarth —
freight for the merchants of Tillamook. ' Captain F. Miller, of the steamer ;
Leaves Tillamook Tuesdays, Thursdays,
school
for advanced pupils. A number apportionment is made, in which the Rena Tharp, Omuaha; A. A. Apsley,
and Saturdays at..............................
7 a. no.
Cleone, which is bar bound at Hobson
matter
is
adjusted
as
nearly
as
|K>ssible
Arrives Netarts
......................................... 12 m.
J. W. Steinmetz will trade his property
of parents find it burdensome to have to
Netarts.
leaves Neiarts. same days,....................... Ir.m.
in Tillamook city—house and two lots on ville. and Mr. Chas. H. Corcoran, were pay for these studies for their children, at present. The amount of the last ap-
Arrives Tillamook by .............................. 6j.m.
LARSEN HOUSE.
the slough front—for Portland property. in the city on Tuesday. The captain in- ■ especially where there is a large family. ' portionment and the present one is
G rand R ond :—
forms us that a new steamer is to be put ,
Leaves Grand Rounde daily except Runday
M.
Thompson,
Portland;
Theo
Jacobz,
taken, reckoning what each district
at 6 p. m., or on arrival of mail from McMinn
About one half the cargoes of the on between Hobsonville and San Fran A public high school in Tillamook would
Bay City ; E. Wright, Hobsonville ; I. ville.
would
have
receiver!
had
all
lieen
ap
Arrives at Tillamook at 1:4$.
steamers Harrison and Elmore, which cisco, the Luella, which will have accom draw a number of pupils from outside
portioned at one time. From this is McNaughton, Wilson ; L. J. Lamb,
Leaves Tillamook Daily except Bunday at 6
arrived last Friday, was for Cohn & Co. modation for sixty passengere and will , districts, who could be charged for their
p m. or on arrival of mall from N. Yamhill,
South
Prairie
;
C.
W.
Peterson,
taken the amount that was received in
ehich is usually 4 ¥>
tuition,
thus
reducing
the
cost
of
main
Arrives at Grand Ronde at 1:45.
The remains of Sam Bramer, who com- leave about every twelve days.
taining the school. Whatever else suf August, and the balance made up this
mitted suicide in Trask river, were buried
A somewhat heavy electrical storm fers. the Tillamook public school should time. Thus every district in the county
SPAIN GIVE8 VP.
in the Oddfellows' cemetery on Wednes passed over the city on Sunday evening, j
be made interesting so that children received over $50, and within about one
DO YOU
Q
P aris , Nov. 28.—Spain has accepted
day.
the lightning and loud claps of thunder would take a pleasure in attending it. It j dollar of what it would have received
the United Staten’ offer of $20,000,000, KNOW THE NEWS •
The finest flour on the market is causing quite a commotion for a little is the duty of every parent to take an in- j had it all lieen distributed at one time.
S now F lake ,” and is guaranteed to while. "Why.that'snothing," remarked terest in the public school, and when a I This apportionment is merely a portion and at a joint session of the peace com
You cad liHve it all (or
give satisfaction.—For sale by Edmunds a citizen who was evidently enjoying the public school is not giving satisfaction ! of the August apportionment, and made missions this afternoon consented with-
PER...
PER
& Co.
* ' sight of watching the storm, “back in it is either the directors or teachers who after due consultation with the State out condition to the relinquishment of
MONTH □Ul' MONTH
in The Evening Telegram, of
Superintendent.
Cuba, and to cede Porto Rico, Guam
Alfred Wilson made the city a Thanks Kansas we put little storms like that in are at fault.
Portland, Oregon, It ia Ilia larg-
Below is the apportionment:
and the Philippine bland«. The docu
giving offering of $5, inflicted by the re-1 our mush for breakfast.” Just then the
est evening newspaper publish
December 1st, 1H96.
ment
presenting
this
acceptance
con
electric
lights
went
suddenly
out,
and
the
ed
in < fregoli ; it contains ell the
corder, for desecrating that day by being
Card of Thanks.
No. of District.
No. of District.
tained only 300 words. It opened with
news of the state And nation, Try
horse laugh was turned on the citizen
intoxicated.
25-$4< >. 72
1— $2.49
it for a month. A «Ample copy
a reference to the unequal tjrrns of the
We deni re to thank our many friend»
2—16.61 ..... ....... 26—37.4«
I have 25 pairs of Misses Shoes that from Kansas.
will be mailed to you free. Ad
United
States,
and
said
that
the
Span
To
raise
money
so
that
Hoquarton
27
—
36.09
for their kind help and sympathy in our
3—36.72 ....
dress
I will close out at 60c. to 75c. a pair.
ish
commissioners,
after
having
taken
.......
28
—
35.16
4
—
33.30
....
THE TELRGRAM,
All new goods and solid leather.—W. E. Slough could be dredged to enable larger late sudden and sad bereavement.—M rs .
5—.30.98 .... ...... 29—42.58
cognizance of the terms proposed by the
Por tlend.Or
Page, Tillamook, Or.
* ' steamers to come to Tillamook, but few Joss ph D onaldson and F amily .
6—31.45 .... ....... 30—44.90
Americans, rejdied that the government
people have any idea how money could
31—12.36
7—42.6« ....
I have about 15 Suits of all wool
had tried to give as equitable an answer
lie raised for this purpose. Some ports
K—28 67 ..... ....... 32—38.87
Notice.
Boy’s Clothes, which I will close out at
as possible, but that they were not pre
9—— •
33—3«.40
,
charge
tonnage.
Would
there
be
any
$.50 to $4.50 a Suit. Call soon or you •
34—37.48
10—15 21 ....
pared to commit their government to
objection
to
raising
money
this
way
by
All
persons
knowing
themselves
to
be
will be to late.—W. E. Page.
*
11—3«.«7 .... ....... 35-45.36
Th l.l. 11. Ci ’s li« But
the acceptance of the principles cm bodied
' a Port of Tillamook Commission ? Put INDEBTED to us will please call and
....... 36—46.95
12
—
35.47
....
Mr. A. McNair returned to the city on it at the nominal sum of ten cents per settle at once, as we need the money.
in the argttmtat. Spain rejects these
On the R csoubcm or OggooH, W ash -
........ 37—40.27
13—25 42
Thursday, having gone to Portland for a ton and a snug little sum would soon
principles, the note continues, "as •he inoton and I daho ie lieiog dietribuied.
3H—37.47
14—37 94
J. A. TODD tn CO.
I Onr render« ere r«|uo«ied to forwa-d the
] 5—39 KO .... ....... 39—28.20
new stock of goods for his store, part of
always has rejected them.”
accumulate, which would go a long way
«ddresees of their E astkbn friends aiul
16—31 45 .... ....... 40—39.80
which arrived on the steamers.
5 H<<pmii>Unc<M, and a copy of the work
in improving the slough.
17_ 42 12 .... .... 41—48.90
Water-Proofed Clothing.
will lie sent them free This lea matter
All lovers of law and order should vote
IM—39 SO .... ....... 42—33.33
Real Batate Tranafera.
Mr J. Ridehalgh. who has Ixen super
1 ALL should be interested in, and we
.......
43
—
37.01
19
—
35
16
....
for those who, without fear or favor,
Chas. Cooper, the fashionable tailor of
would ask that everyone take an interest
intendent at the packing house at Gan-
........ 44—43.97
20-43 97
have the courage to do their duty. We
Nov. 28—P. Gallon toT. Parks lots 2. 3, and forward such a'ldresaes t > W. II.
46—34.62
21—38.87
baldi. is registered at the Allen house Portland, is making a specialty this win
don't want policy men in office
6, 6, 7 in Block 2 town of Garibaldi. llvai.acST, General I'aseenger Agent,
22—37 01 .... ........ 40—45.25
He informs us that the cannery packed ter in water-proofed clothing. Gentle
Nov. 29.—U. S. of A. to Fred C. Skomp, I O. K. & N. Co., Portland.
47—45 26
23—26 35
1 have a small kit of blacksmith tools, 15,000 cases of salmon, and would have men's overcoats. guaranteed to I» l<er
M—40.26
W^ofMw Hand W
of Sw >♦ of
To Caro ■ Cold la one Doy
consisting of forge, anvil, hammers, jiacked considerable more, but the can fectly water proof, are made in all kinds
Sec 12 tp 18. R. 7 W.
• This shortage is caused by the fact
I Take I^axative Bromo Quinine Tab
tongues, sledge, etc., which I will sell nery was kept waiting for tin owing to of cloth. Write to Chas. Coopey. Colum-
that Diet. No. 9 received, according to Nor. 29.—Lucy J. Ruggles to Peter leU, All druggist« refund money if it
cheap.—W. E. Page. Tillamook, Or. *
the steamers lieing bar bound. It is a loan building. Third street, Portland, if
Brant lots 1 and 2 in Block 3 Thaj- fail«« to cure. Me. Tha genuine haa
The Presbyterians will hold service in great satisfaction to know that the can you want good clothing at reasonable the August apportionment. more than it
| L. B Q on each tablet.
received under other conditions, hence it
er*s add to Tillamook.
the court house on Sunday evenings in nery at Garibaldi revet ved a bronze medal ,coat.
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