Tillamook headlight., April 27, 1899, Image 1

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CHAS. I. CLOUGH, Deutsche Apotheke,
Bring your Prescriptions and Family Recipies of all Kinds to Clough, where you always get just
what they call for and always of the Purest Quality.
County court convenes on Monday and , the city be surprised that someone took
We have been asked by the secretary of have a right to demand that steps be 6ft. POST OF HUMAN FLESH
the board of county commissioners on several snap shots at them. Say, girls, the Oregon Press Association what Tilla­ taken to bring the guilty parties to jus­
Stuck Headforemost in the Mud--
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Mrs. Durfey is quite sick.
Wednesday, when several road petitions ; I why was the bottle hurridly placed under mook county is going to do in the way tice.
Preacher C. Milts Rescues it
will come tip.
I the sidewalk ? We’ve heard all about it. of a souvenir for the National Editorial
Potatoes wanted at Cohn & Co.'s. *
A SMUTTY PREACHER
from Suffocation.
Association,
which
meets
in
Portland
in
A marriage license was issued to Alton ■ Engineer J. G. Holcombe left on Satur-
Prof. McGee’s infant child is down sick.
From
Beaver
we are furnished with an
A. Whitten to wed Ella R. Leoper. We j day for Portland. He had been here July. Perhaps it would be a good thing Who Uses Disgusting and Insult
Ex-Governor Lord has declined the Per.
interesting news item. Rev. C. Mills oil
to give the visiting editors each a copy of
understand
County
Judge
Sappington
about
three
weeks
making
government
ing Language.
sian mission.
his return home on Tuesday had a little
tied the knot.
surveys and soundings of Hoquarton the pictorial edition ofTillamock county
Evangelist J. F. Naugle is holding pro. experience to relate, and we give it ver­
Wanted, a cook, at the Netarts Bav
we
are
making
arrangement
to
issue.
slough and the bay. We understand he
Didn
’
t
those
girls
snicker
in
church
the
tracted meeting at the M.E. church. He batim. He says : ‘‘1 have many good
Lumber Co. mill.
other evening when the preacher said that had two sealed bids for building the
Monday is Dewey’s day. And it will
Simonds saws at McIntosh & McNair’s, a certain class of people had better get j dredger and snagpuller for the engineer’s be appropriately commemorated in this has an original anti peculiar style of his things to say for the Evangelist Johnny
own in preaching. It is generally con­ Naugle who is now holding revival ser­
also Dexter saws.
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circumcised, etc.
city on Monday evening at the opera ceded that some of Mr. Naugle’s remarks vices in Tillamook. I claim that neither
Dr. Wise is at his office to remain as
Messrs. M. Doestler and J. Woldvogle I “Don't you know Lisk ?” Well.he’stlie house. The Tillamook hose company are open to criticism and altogether out Naugle nor myself are not in it now so
long as kept busy.
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have returned to the city from the Rogue genius who manufactures tinware that will meet this evening to arrange a suit­ of place, and instead of producing rever­ far as cutting monkey shines, for my
Miss Lottie Wiley left on Tuesday for | riyer mining country, where thev have will not rust. Mr.J. E. Tuttle is thesole able program and make other arrange­ ence it creates a spirit of ridicule, as one pure and modest wife, Samantha, just in
i agent in Tillamook, and has just received ment, so that this occasion may be pat­ citizen remarked, “When I go to a variety one single performance on the road home
Portland on a visit.
good prospects.
Dr. Wise will extract teeth by the pain­ The Tillamook Lumbering Co. will pay i ; a arge consignment of these goods, in- riotically observed. Let every citizen in show I expect to hear vulgar talk and was the cause of more real mirth than
the city and neighborhood participate.
see vulgar pictures ; but when I go to any two evangelists. It came about in
less process for 50 cts.
$1.02 on the dollar for county war­ 1 eluding rustless boilers, kettles, coffee and
tea
pots,
pans,
in
fact,
everything
in
the
It will be noticed in another column ciiurch I don’t expect to hear such things this way. While returning home from
Born, on Saturday, to the wife of Rev. rants in lumber, or will trade lumber ,
tinware line.
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that the makers of the famous ‘‘Monroe as that.” Besides, no preacher has a Tillamook on horseback, and when in a
for hay or oats.
F. N. Neff, a daughter.
The
wheelmen
of
this
county
had
a
head
” $100 silver certificates have Deen right to get up in a pulpit and insin date very deep stiff mud hole, Samantha’s
The nocturnal whoop on the street at
Watch the Charter Oak stoves go at
meeting on Saturday for the purpose of captured. These bogus bills were in cir­ that the citizens of Tillamook have heads horse made a quick blunder, ami in fall­
an early hour Wednesday was not very
McIntosh & McNair’s.
organizing a wheelmen’s association for culation over a year ago, one of which like bass drums, they walked round like ing threw Samantha head foremost,
Dr. and Mrs. Wise came in from Port­ comforting to those who wanted to get Tillamook. Mr. Oak Nolan was chosen was brought to this county by Joseph they had mountains on their back, or did burying her head in the mud and actu­
their usual amount of rest.
land on Monday night.
chairman and Mr. B. C. Lamb secretary. Kelsch and his wife when they came from not have the sense of an old goose. We ally standing her in almost an erect posi­
One gentleman entered our sanctum on Three trustees were elected to effect an Kansas, which had been paid to them for have no compunction in saying that when tion with her back supported by a log.”
A teachers' examination is to begin on
Tuesday who had asked for forgiveness organization, viz., Dr. W. J. May and hogs they sold before they left. They Mr. Naugle makes statements like these Mr. Mills adds: “Ofcourse,ina moment I
the 10th of next month.
for attending the revival meeting at the ' Messrs. B. C. Lamb and C. E. Hadley.
had also another $100 bill with them, he lies—he knows that he lies most infer had hold of her, and with heroic effort
Born, on the 24th ¡list , to the wife of
M.E. church the previous evening.
Mr. Henry Leach, a son.
Mr. David Fitzpatrick reports $50 70 both of which they handed to Father J. nallv We are here to defend the reputa­ grabbing my arms around the six foot
Articles were filed in the.county clerk’s 1 . ]ier cow for the proceeding year. This Schell to do some trading for them, not tion of the citizens of Tillamook, and no post of human flesh succeeded in pulling
Born, on the 23rd inst., to the wife of
office incorporating the United Brethren 1 estimate includes one indifferent cow knowing that one was a bogus bill. The one can assail them with impunity with­ it out before it had time to drown in the
Mr. John Wortz, a daughter.
church, with Messrs. L. G. Freeman, H.G. I among his band, also the above figures intrinsic value of the bill was found out out meeting with our protest. If the rev. mud. Samantha was not hurt in the
Schilling’s best baking powder—16oz. Davies and J. Svenson incorporators.
doesnot include the making oflOOO lbs of when it became mixed up with post office gentleman is under the impression that least, and weare still laughing and prais­
can for 40c. at Cohn & Co.’s.
Tillamookers are a lot of greenhorns and ing God that the mud was soft and not
F urniture —Nels Thompson will have ; pork from the offal. Whilst thosefigures funds.
Miss l5ore Donaldson come in on the a large consignment of furniture direct
hayseeds he is greatly mistaken. A little hard.”
: arenot veta|Duchesscounty, N. Y., record,
The Willamette Valley Chautauqua
stage Wednesday from Fortland.
from the factory on the next steamer. If! still it indicates a rapid crawling upward Association has engaged some stars of investigation would soon convince him
Teachers’ Examination.
that we have just as bright intellects in
Thirty tons of freight on the Harrison you want a nice class of furniture call of the Tillamook dairv cow.
great magnitude for the next meeting of
this city as anywhere else in the United
Notice is hereby given that for the pur­
this trip for McIntosh & McNair.
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and inspect it.
Rev. J. M. Cole, Adventist minister, the assembly, which will be held in Glad­ States, and citizens who are well informed pose of making an examination ofall per­
Mr. A, E. Imbler’s new store building
B. H. Bunn has a general job shop in who failed to reach here on time for the stone Park from July 18th to 29th, in­ on most subjects, besides being well bred
sons who may offer themselves as candi­
is another business house to- loom up Bailey's building, where he is prepared to meetings advertised for him. commenced clusive. Among them arc Sam Jemes, J.
and refined in their public and private dates for teachers of the schools of this
this week.
do all kinds of repairs in tin, etc., as well them on Tuesday evening, which will lie DeWitt Miller, Frank Beard and Camden utterances, which cannot be claimed for
county, the County Siqierintcndent there­
Geo. W. Phelps, the Netarts storekeeper, as fixturesandfittingsneatlvdone. Work continued one week from that date at the Cobern, all platform entertainers of na­ Mr. Naugle if what he has been saying in of will hold a public examination at the
tional
reputation.
This
is
the
strongest
will pay you the market price for eggs guaranteed first class.
Adventist church. All are cordially in­
this city is a criterion to go by. No one Court House, in Tillamook City, com­
The tug Robarts arrived here Thursday vited. Mr. Cole's subject on Sunday array of talent ever engaged for this as­ can deny, who heard Mr. Naugle on Sun­ mencing at One o'clock p.m., May 10th,
and hides.
sembly. Arrangements are perfected to
The ball game on Sunday resulted in evening from Florence, havingbeen de­ evening will the “Fiji Islands,” where he make the coming assembly at Gladstone day or Monday, that some of his remarks 1899.
layed
by
bad
weather.
She
left
again
on
was
a
missionary.
were smutty, disgusting and insulting.
The following programme will be fol­
Simler's side scoring 14 tallies to Lati­
Park a greater event than any kindred
Saturday for Portland for machinery for
mer's 12.
We publish to-day a story by Mrs. organization in the United States, except Take for instance the shaft he hurled at a lowed for state and county pa|»ers :
W ednesday —Penmanship, history and
Mattie E. Buckley, a literary friend of the parent Chautauqua in New York. certain denomination that they had bet­
Rev. G. M. Stroup has l>een assigned to the saw mill at Netarts.
spelling.
the Nehalem district at the conference of The Tillamook Creamery Company editor's, who has gained some notoriety It is expected that a daily attendance of ter go and get circumcised, etc., is a sj>e-
T hursday —Written arithmetic, theory
cimen of some of his remarks, which are
realized
14
cents
for
their
March
cheese
so
writing
stories
drawn
from
real
life
and
the Evangelical church.
5,000 people from all parts of the North­
of teaching and grammar.
too filthy to publish in a respectable news­
far as sold. This means something like coincidences gathered in some of our large west will be present.
Mr. Geo. Edmunds expects to move his
F riday —Geography, mental arithme­
paper. What is mos* surprising to us
$1.25 per hundred to the patrons of this cities, which have proved interesting on
tic, reading, physiology,composition,
store building in the course of a week or
Who was it that supplied some of the is that the deacons and memliers of the
excellently conducted institution.
physical geography, bookkeeping,
that account. This story was written
so if the weather continues fine.
boys with drink on Sunday, some of M.E. church can tolerate it and do not
Oregon school la w, general history,
The saloon keepers have promised to specially for the H eadlight , and will be
English literature, algebra.
Ten new hydrants have been fixed in
whom are reported to have imbibed too taken a tumble to themselves, for Mr.
keep minors out of their saloons in future, followed later on by others.
Dated this 24th day of April. 1899.
the residence portion of the city, which
much, much to the disgust and indigna Naugle is only bringing their church into
and if this is complied with they will not
The Astoria Herald says: "Potatoes tion of their parents ? It is incidents like disrepute and a place where ladies of re­
G. B. L amb ,
will cost, including fitting, $100.
be arrested for already having done so,
County School Superintendent.
Mr. W. G. Kiger returned from Ohio on a complaint having been entered against are quoted at $2.25 per sack in Astoria* these which create a sentiment in favor of finement and cultured taste should not
There are tons of potatoes in the Nehalem prohibition when it is found the guilty lie found as long as Mr. Naugle is in the
Saturday, where he had gone on account them to that effect.
valley that cannot be brought to Astoria parties are not arrested but only laugh pul {fit.
COMPETITION IS THE LIFE OF TRADE.
of the sickness of his father.
It is expected that Judge R. P. Boise on account ofthere being no county roads, at such things. Those who arc not in
We buy granulated sugar in 100 sack
Mr. C. Clements returned to the city on will call a special session of the circuit and yet Clatsop county has spent $20,.
Dewey’s Day.
favor of prohibition, but have boys lack­
lots, nails in 100 keg lots, flour by the
Wednesday from Portland, where he had court to dispose of the equity cases in de­ 000 in the past ten years in building roads
ing the will power to resist these easy
A special meeting of The Tillamook car lots, consequently we are able to
undergone treatment in the hospital.
partment No. 2, which, on account of a to Nehalem valley. No wonder taxes are temptations placed in their way by un­ Hose Company is called for this (Thurs­ meet our competitors cn any proposi­
Don't forget the dance in Bailey's hall misunderstanding between the circuit high in Clatsop county.”
scrupulous and designing jiersons, have | day) evening at the city hall for the pur­ tion. We will sell at the following prices
on Saturday evening. Fine music, good judges, did not convene.
The Oddfellows commemorated their a most serious problem confronting them pose of making arrangements for u pro­ till further notice: Dry Granulated
management and plenty of enjoyment.
It will be seen by an advertisement in 80th anniversary of their order with a if this is allowed to continue. It is a gramme for Dewey's day.
Sugar, $5.45 j>cr sack; Pioneer White
Lead, $6.70 per cwt. ¡Boiled Linseed Oil,
F red C. B aker , Presiilent.
High grade soda or saleratus reduced another column that the German Expert supper and social time on Wednesday mean, despicable act on the part of any­
one to get a lot of boys in a back build­
in 5 gal. lots, 65c. gal. ; Simond's saws,
to 5c. a package.
Granulated sugar Specialists and Dr. Meyers & Co. will evening in Bailey’s hall. The principal
ing and supply them with drink. Some
$1.00 ¡»er foot. We have nails to sell at
Notice
reduced to $5.50 per sack.—Cohn & Co. make monthly visits to Tillamook city, speakers were Dr. W. J. May, Judges W.
their first dates being arranged for May G. Sappington and W. H. Coojier and T. parents may lie indifferent and uncon­
Is hereby given that I have reduced , prices that will astonish onreompetitorw.
Cohn & Co. announce the receipt of
8, 9 and 10 at the Larsen house.
B. Handley. Several ladies took a pro- cerned about things like this, but those the price of the service of my horse, We also hundle charter oak stoves, the
$10 from Lang & Co., Portland, in aid
minent part in arranging the program who are concerned about their sons, and Solide, from $15 to $10. Insurance. No l>cst stove ever made. We sold 15 last
I
Would
the
two
young
women
and
the
of Tillamook county’s advertisingedition * 1
week at prices ranging from $16.00 to
for the evening, which turned out to lie strive to keep them rrsjiectable and from reduction in classes.
the Port of Tillamook Commission will i two young men, who were out somewhat
L. C. T hompson . I $30.00.
M c I ntosh & M c N air .
a most pleasant and fraternal gathering. I growing up hoodlums and drunkards,
i
late
one
night
recently
in
the
south
part
assist the H eadlight in publishing.
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS
I
/K
“ TUST
WHAT
At
Fair
YOU
Fri2ÊS.
WANT,
Prices
THIS IS JUST THE RIND OF STOCK WE AIM TO CARRY.
For the very latest
thing
in
NECK
WEAR call on us.
We have the largest
stock we have yet
received
Not the cheap shoddy goods
*2 most country stores, but GOOD GOODS that will
give satisfaction to the purchasers, ARE THE. BEST TO SELL.
OUR
SPRING
MA
PURCHASES,
Was made with these facts in view, and every article bought is OF THE VERY BEST that could be
had for the money.
In Clothing. Hats, Shoes, and Furnishing Goods
We have the latest styles and largest stock to select from.
In Groceries, Flour and Feed, we have anything you want, and are selling the best grades at the
Call and see us and be convinced.
same prices.
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Call and see our
NEW STOCK OF
HATS, New Styles
for 1899, in all colors
and at all Prices.
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