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People Who Want u over one thousand suoscribers. I has more local news, and is the eanest, ablest and best paper in 'illamook County. People who ant all the news and who do not ant 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 Ljcablinht (Che iJeablinljt. No, 33. ®®®®S®®$$®$®$®®®®®$® $100 GIVEN AWAY £ £ £ 27 Presents Given Free £ on March 1, 1899. 1 Tieket udith Eaeh $1 Sale TILLAMOOK, OREGON, THURSDAY, February 2nd $1.50 Per year NEW SHOES ! BUY 30 Cases direct from the Manufacturers for Men, Women, Boys and Girls. Fashionable Shoes YOUR Groceries, Flour, Feed, Shoes, Clothing,etc,from J. A. TODD & CO., And GET A TICKET WITH EACH $1 PURCHASE GROCERIES, FLOUR AND FEED. ewest Stock Clothing, Hats, Furnishing Goods Largest Stook. Lowest Prices. J llamook jottings MACINTOSHES and RUBBER GOODS constantly on hand. We Lead, others Follow. Keep your eyes open. TOTDID &, Co., Tillamook, Oregon WANT CREAMERIES. that the bill was prepared by the hole-i ti road provided the Wilson river Toll road I plained of would be remedied by the EDITORIAL SQUIRES. company will put the bridge in to cross bill. Driver launched on oration, the the-corner politicians who were defeated TO THE EDITOR OF THE HBADLIGT. It’s strange that no one thought of . and Mrs. Wise left for Port and on the Wilson river at Jenkins’. In all pro- j burden of which was that schools could preparing abili to incorporate East Gari so overwhelmingly at the last city elec D ear S ir :—Yes! Nehalem needs a liability this is where the bridge will be tion. We propound one more question, not lie got out of politics under the rsday. _________ constructed early this summer. “Is this an attempt to take the power creamery and there is a good opening present system ; that the governor should baldi. J. W. Steinmetz proved up on his “Pinkey” set offa Squibb on Saturday out of the hands of the law and order for whoever first takes hold. There is A new buildingis being erected opposite | be the state superintendent, as contem estead before County Clerk Mason plated in the constitution, and then evening when he collided with a glass citizens and allow the hoodlums, the but one drawback worth mentioning, Mr. D. Edmund ’ s merchandise store,and Wednesday. it seems a foregone conclusion that is there could be an honest selection of window and then scooted off like a rocket. drunks, and immoral element to carry and that is irregular transportation1 at le academy, which had closed on ac- on to their heart’s content?” We hope present ; part of the time product would Kuykenball favored the where Postmaster Severance will locate text-books. lt of the scarlet fever, was opened Can the new incorporated city of Ne we are mistaken in this, bnt we predict have to be shipped via Tillamook bay, the post office when it is completed. The bill, but wanted it specified who should in on Tuesday. halem appropriate that name when the that the bill has a sinister design and may individuals oporating sejierator have building will be 24 by 72ft. Mr. 0. W. be on the commission. shipped that way this summer and a upper town is platted out and recorded cause a surprise. le friends of Representative J. W. Barnard is the builder, and being a tho. creamery putting out a large amount by that name ? [well will be sorry to hear that he has rough mechanic, the store building will ! Premium on County Warrants. could doubtless get very low rates. i sick with la grippe. Query, “If every burg, the size of Ne The recent scandal from the neighbor be quite an improvement to that part of The Tillamook Lumber Company will C has . P ye . t vour Timothy Seed from the firm the city. pay 2 per cent for county warrants to be halem with about twenty legal voters, hood of Nehalem gave the gossips plenty Nehalem, Ore., Jail. 30, i BW foard & Stokes Co. at Astoria. All prepared a bill to be incorporated, how of food for gossip, for it is seldom that Mr. C. Clough came in on the North taken out in trade with lumber. many bills would the state legislature they have so spicy a subject to comment Is, fresh and reasonable. * Yamhill stage from Portland on Satur. D ear S ir :—In your last issue I not upon. The general opinion is that it is iced a gentleman from Washington haveto deal with?’’ Pay up. r. Otto Johnson was to have left on day and registered at the Larsen house. a case of blackmail. However that may Those who are indebted to me are re- steamer Harrison. He has 150 bar-, . He will open a new druggist store in the We rise to remark that if petty cases be we leave our readers to judge for them county wished to buy an interest in a I building recently erected by J. A. Todd & quested to call in and pay up, for I want ol salmon on tile dock to ship. in the municipal or justicecourts in Port selves after we have stated some of the creamery, or find a good location for A. L etciier . i Co., which is now being fixed uy for that the money. iore creameries there are in thecounty land were elongated the same as they are facts as briefly as we can. Mrs. Robin one. There is a good opening here on i purpose. He is a gentleman who is highly re cows there will be, which will mean Feather Cleaming. in Tillamook it would require a mint of son, wife of Newton Robinson, and a the Netarts bay for a good creamery mail i recommended by a large number of busi- ;e money to come into the county, If yon want feathers cleaned W. H. money to pay the costs. Why then should woman with a family, got on exceeding that has capital to build a creamery, I ness men and friends in Portland, where he times Kimbell hada jury trial on Tues- has been employed in the drug business Easom is in rhe city with his feather re petty cases cost the taxpayers of this city ly familiar terms with Julius Schmeer, and if this gentleman has not already found a location, we would be very venerator and will remain for about ten and county so much money ? assault and battery upon Martin i for the past nine years. so much so that it is stated improper thankful to you if you would refer him to days in the Fernside building. Perfect molds and was fined $20 and costs. relations existed between them. Last 1 Mr. W. S. Cone was in the city the lat. shtisfaction given in cleaning feather this place. Trust companies seem to be thriving in week Robinson found his wife sitting on illamook was enwrapped in “Beauti-1 ter part of last week from Bay City. He Any further information that may be some states, for they work the double pillows._________________ Schmecr ’ s lap, which all will admit was snow” on Wednesday morning, which ¡s verv sanguine that, as soon as the de- wished will be gladly given. suction to perfection. These companies no place for a married woman. Robin Notice to Taxpayers. s followed by a cold snap the next nIand for lumber increases, a large body Yours Very Respectively, water the stock and water the milk as son appeared to be disgusted with his ht. W. A. H igh . ' of timber will be taken to Bay City and N otice is H ereby G iven ,—That the well. There’s too much water in Tilla wife’s conduct, and agreed to let Schmeer Netarts, Ore., Jan. 30, 1H99. ountv warrants wanted at Cohn & 1 converted into lumber. Speaking of the taxes on the tax rolls for the year 1896 mook for a company like that to thrive have his wife provided he paid him $700. 1897 are now delinquent and that 's. Will pay one hundred cents on bill to incorporate Bay City, Mr. Cone and unless said taxes are paid on or before in this county. _________ This suited the latter and he paid the D ear S ir :—I saw an artictlc in your f dollar for them in trade or part , said •the incorporation extended over the the 1st day of March next. I shall be A letter from a party opposed to the money. Then Mrs. Robinson extracted paper last week parties wanting to tide lands out to the channel. He com. obliged to levy upon the property of de. incorporation of Nehalem savs "If this $200 from Schmeer for the purpose of know if there was a place for a cream said delinquents. he Presbyterians will hold religious plaiued that the county had not done the burg with only about twenty voters is securing a divorce. To sum the matter ery in Nehalem. H. H. ALDERMAN, Sheriff. rice in tne court house on Sunday next work on the county road through Bay incorporated the way to ultimately make tip, Mrs. Robinson refused to live longer I have a good location for a creamery he morning. There will be no service City that it should have done. the proposers of the bill to crawfish is to with Schmeer and returned to her hus centerally located for delivering milk, on County Warrants. The steamer Harrison arrived on Sun he evening. vote for prohibition. Mr. Editor, please band. We are sorry to have to report the forks of the river. A good stream of The following county warrants are tell the party v.-ho is wanting to start a Irs. Hayes had a subscriotion list day with a full cargo of freight and left such a case where all three parties have running water. A crermery is needed ulating for the purpose of purchasing , again on Wednesday. In going down now payable, and will be paid when pre creamery to come in here, for it is indus acted so foolishly. here very much. I will give any |>erson the slough she met with another accident sented at my office : tries and population that is wanted in organ for the primary department of locating here a good show. j by striking some of the old logs and in- Series E.,Nos. 1131, 1075,1091, 1073, Nehalem, not incorporation.” The incorporation of Nehalem is a Yours Truly, public school. i jnred her main shaft, which will take 1092, 1090, 1043, 1044, 1125, 1126, question that is agitating those who H erman S chollmkykr . t will be seen by the weather report several days to repair. This shows the 1127, 1066, 1067, 1118. 1093, 1098, At the present time there is a spirit of are opposed to the scheme. Complaints Nehalem, Ore., Jan. 31, 1899. it Tillamook had nearly 24 inches of necessity of the emergency clause in the 1099, 1100, 1088, 1074, 1071, 543, 1133, 1082, 1083, 1084, 1065, improvement and progress in the atmos continue to reach this office from dis n last month. How's that for amphi. j Port of Tillamook Commission bill, for 1057, 1072, 1086, 1059, 1070, 659, 1063, phere. The people have aroused them gusted citizens of Nehalem. We have Real Estate Transfers. us Webfooters ? I if something is not soon done to clear out 1128, 1068, 917, 1060, 1138, 1139, selves from the effects of five years of before us the entire facts of the case, by 1080, 1157, 1148, 1149, 1150, 1140, he county court made an order that the slough it will lie considered running 1179, 1197, 1034, 1064, 1136, 1135, panic depression. The dairy industry in whom it was proposed, and for what Jan. 25.—Jane Conklin to John Conklin, county officials should furnish the j too much risk to bring steamers up to Tillamook county is attracting the atten purpose, down to the time it passed the 7 7-19 acres in J. S. Tripp’s D. L. C. 1177, 1186, 1157, 1163, 1196. irt with a list of supplies necessary for Tillamook city. The Harrison was un W. H. CARY, tion of people who are desirous of going senate in a letter from Senator J. W. Jan. 26.—Harry F. Hill to William Cur. County Treasurer. ir respective offices. able to bring all the freight that was at into it, those who have timber claims Patterson addressed to a gentleman in tis, Nw 14 of Nw 14 Sec. 15, Tp. 2, Tillamook, Ore., January Sth, 1899. and the lumliermcn, since the passing of ' Nehalem, who had been "assured that a ervices at the Christian church both Astoria for Tillamook on her last trip, 8, R. 9 W. consequently it is a tiresome delay to the i the Nicaragua canal bill, feel satisfied that large majority of the tax payers and pro. Jan. 27.—U. 8. to Geo. Brock, Sc *4 of irning and evening. Subject for Sun- Teachers’ Examination. times are wonderfully on the change for jierty holders of your town were favor v morning, "Signs of the Messiah.” | citizens who are waiting for it. Sec. 6, in Tp. 2 S, R. 9 W. N otice is H ereby G iven ,—That for the l>etter, and the local improvements ristian Endeavor at 6:30 p.m. | The bill introduced ill the state legis- able" to the incorporation! We must Jan. 27.—James W. Brock to Florence the purpose of making an examination that are going on indicate healthy and Bryant, Se *4 of Sec. 6 in Tp. 2 S, R. A civil suit, in which N. P. Alley sued . lature by Representative J. W. Maxwell i admit that, looking at these facts, that of all persons who may offer themselves progressive growth. Five years of such A. Himple & C. H. Wheeler for $125 j altering the salaries of county officials in the promoters of the scheme have laid 9 W. as candidates for teachers of the schools a spirit will make Tillamook county ten i a promissory note, was amicably set-1 , Tillamook county was before the house themselves open to severe criticism by Jan. 27.—U. 8. to Chas. Huddles, Sw 14 of this county, the county school super times greater as a county. of Se 14, E 14 of Sw 14 and lots 3 ami the citizens of Tillamook county, for edin Justice Goyne’s court on Wednes-, on Monday last. In a previous issue | of the Headlight it will be noticed that intendent. thereof, will hold a public ex 4. Sec. 7, Tp. 3 N, R. 7 W. ly. ; a few persons have no moral or legal amination at the Court House, in Tilla- p ||,e property owners on Main street right to secretly prepare a bill to incor- Jan. 28.—Annie M. and McNary, L. A. Charles N. Dolstrum came in on the the bill proposed to reduce the salaries of mook City, commencing at 1 o'clock want to protect ‘.heir interests and keep jorth Yamhill stage on Tuesday night '[ the county clerk, sheriff and assessor and Niles, to W. 1!. Christensen, N Mi <>f I porate a town unbeknown to a majority p.m., February 8th, 1899. it the principal business street a block , of the people. Besides, the object of the Sw 14, N 14 of Se '4, Sec. 18, Tp. 5 8, [om Forest Grove. He is a carriage raise that of the county treasurer. This Dated this 24th day of January, 1899. pavement road, the same as those put , R. 10 W. . bill is simply to defraud the county out «inter by trade and expects to start in bill was referred to the Yamhill delega G. B. LAMB, down in Portland, would have a wonder-I of the saloon license so that a few per I Jnn. 28.—U. S. to Willie Londquist, N 14 tion and amended. The Yamhill delega usiness here. County School Superintendent. ful effect in this direction. They area of Ne 14 and Ne 14 of Nw *4 of Sec. 29 sons in Nehalem can either refund it to The Sunday school at the M.E. church tion, after some further consideration, re- j little costly to const ria :, but it is exactly the saloon keeper or use it for other ques and Sc 14 of Sw *4 of Sec. 20 in Tp. 2 Notice. rill be resumed next Sunday at 10 ported a substitute bill, which passed the 1 the kind of road the Main street of Tilla- tionable purposes. We will reserve our N. R 9 W. house. The substitute bill leaves the sal Notice is hereby given to each andevery 'dock. Preaching at 7:30 p.m., when 'Jan. 30.—Mary Taud, Geo. Squires to one not to boy any land on Wilson river, ; mook city should have. After it is once be subject of Rev. R. E. Dunlap's dis aries ofthe county clerk and sheriff as at in Tillamook'county, claimed by F. S. laid it is no expense hardly to keep in re- { | criticism until a future date, for it is one August Anderson, deed of correction of those matters which we intend to present; fixed the salary of county judge burse will be "Future Punishment.” Fairhurst, as he has no legal title to any pair, it is always clean with no mud or ( Ne 14 of Se 14 of Sec. 29, Tp. 2 S, R. handle with gloves off. One of oar in at $600 ; treasurer, $550 ; and assessor. land there. Let italone until it is settled. Capt. S. Tompson and Mr.Wtn. Briscoe i chuck holes, and always enhances the formants says: “All honest and fair 9 W. $800, and allowing such; clerical assist JOHN K LESTER. ■ ere in the city from Nehalem the fore ! value of property. From a financial and minded men must brand it as an out. Jan. 30.—Willie Londquist to Ge >. R. Cora, Idaho, Jan. 27th, 1899. ance as the county court may deem «rt of the week. The captain thinks business point of view we believe this ia 1 rage, and when one or two men can ride Edmunds, N 14 of Ne *4. Ne 14 of Nw hat about enough citizens reside in Ne- necessary. the ideal road for Main street, and those over a whole community in this manner Notice. V4 of Nw 14, Sec. 29 and Se 14 of Sw After full discussion in the state sen- lalem so that all can hold office when who have suggested planking it should wc well might ask, Where are we drift To W hom it may C oncern . 14, Sec. 20, Tp. 2 N, R. 9 W. ate on Tuesday. Dalv's bill providing This witnesseth, that I, Martin Hill, of consider the advantages blocks haveover ing?” he new city council is formed. Jan. 30.—Jos. Guptill to Frank Frayne, for a commission of five, to be appointed Mr. G. W. Kiger is getting the lumber by the governor, to select text books for Clackamas County, State of Oregon, do planks within cities. tract in Tillamook co. this dav grant unto my son, Harry F. >n the ground to erect a store building the public schools, passed the senate by Hill, of Tillamook county, his time with Jan. 30.—Frank Worthington to W. 8. A bill to reorganize and increase the Two week» ago the Headlight asked lext to the post office, bringing seasoned the decisive vote of 23 to 5. Thegeneral full liberty to dispose of his labor or Hare, Sw 14 of Nw *4 and N 14 of Sw thia question : "We fail to understand standing armv to about 190.000 men, umber from Bay City for that purpose judgment is that this is a Waterloo for other personal property in his posseaMon 14 of Sec. 24 and Ne ’4 of Se 14 of the bill introduced by Daly incorporating but giving the president authoriry to re in anv manner he may choose or see fit which he had on hand there. When the the American Book Company. The bill Sec. 23 in Tp. 2 N, R 10 W. and no one need hesitate to deal with Tillamook. What does it mean ?” This duce the size of infantry companiee and building is complete Mr. Sturgeon will now goes to the house, where it 1» him in such property through fear that I Jan. 31.—Louis A. York to Harry E. bill has passed both houses and received cavalry troop» io 60 men each, thus fix Warren, lots 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 anil 12 move his drug store into it. thought to be sure of acceptance. The will object to whatever he may do, or in- the signature of the Governor. Again we ing a mininum rd about 00.000 enlisted in block 6, Woodlawn add. to the A petition was sent to the state legis author explained it briefly, and Michell terfere in any manner whatever men, primed the house by a vote of 168 ask, "WLat does it mean?” Possibly town of Bay City. lature from the Portland Woman s Club followed with a speech, in which he lik Beaver Creek. Clackamas co., Or., there is a surprise in store for the citizens to 125. Till» was the result of a week of Nov. 14th, 1898. praying for the adoption of the Oregon ened the American Book Company to an ! of Tillamook city when the contentsand hard and often picturesque fighting on Poppin—When I was in New Yutk I Krape as the state flower. The petition octopus, and said the Oregon school purport of this bill becomes known. One the floor, during the program of which stopped .1 the beat hotel. Wanted. was accompanied by a resolution, which books cost from 10 to 30 per cent more Wanted, reliable man for manager of thing is plain en'nigh, the bill has been the opposition compelled those in charge Dudley—Bather txally, waan't it 1 was passed, declaring the berberis acqui- than thev »honld. He spoke of improper of the measure to give thia discretionary i business office I wish to open in this vici- secretly prepared and railroaded through Poppin—No, I only »topped to admire folium the official state flower. influences wedded bv the concern, quot- nity. If yoar record is o k.here is agood the state legislature without the citizens authority to the president, and Io make it. _________ A petition is beingcircnlated for a road ing for an instant of a county »openn- opening. Kindly mention this paper knowing anything about it. From what other mollifications, among which were on the north side of Wilson river from tendent being offered »500 to vote for when writing —A. T. Morri». Cincinnati, few remarks have dropped the past few a reduction of 331 in Hie number of staff 1 A »alary is «on.etiniee more then f I > a Brownell week. Anything lew than that ia wage*. Tom Jenkins’ place to Besters. The set the adoption of it. books. 0. Illustrated catalogue 4c. pastage. ‘ ( days we should not be surprised to learn officer». tlers in there have agreed to build the said he could not see how the evil» conr I
