Tillamook headlight., May 11, 1899, Image 1

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TILLAMOOK. OREGON
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Signs * of * Spring.
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Trees in full foliage, flowers blooming—all signs of spring. With me one of the surest signs is the number of Bottles of OREGON
BLOOD PURIFIER I sell. In past seasons it has made many warm friends, and I find its reputation spreading. It purifies the blood
and tones the digestive organs. That is what it is made for, and when you have rich red blood coursing through your veins your appe­
tite is good, your digestion is sound and you are sure to feel strong and vigorous. Oregon Blood Purifier is honestly made of the finest
drugs. Comes in two sizes—50 cent and $1.00 bottles. Have just received a fresh supply.
CHAS. I. CLOUGH,
MORSE ELECTRIC BELTS—The best Electric Belt in the world
at one fifth the price of the highly advertised belts.
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Druggist and Pharmacist,
KODAKS AND CAMERAS—A fine assortment in stock, also Photographic
supplies to be used in connection with them.
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There will be a dance on Saturday next | what a eonsumatc gall for so small a work proceeds, for theie are those who I arrangements in had so that Memorial I county will attend this convention.
in Bailey’s hall, which will lie nicely con-, fry to poke himself to the front to fill so predict it is going to cost more for plank­ Day n?ay be fittingly observed in Tilla­ Tillamook county is new in this work
See Dr. Wise about your dental work.* ducted and good music will be furnished. I important a position. Brother, you’re ing than was prophesied. However that mook city. Every patriotic citizen and and it may be if a good delegation goes
I at the wrong counter, surely.
may be it is interesting to taxpayers, every friend of the soldiers should parti­ and the work is properly reported, one
Dr. Wise extracts teeth without pain.* You are all cordially invited to attend
this dance.
• | The young ladies of the Christian En­ who are extremely anxious to secure good cipate in the celebration if possible, and of the banners mayTie awarded us. Any
Hose company business meeting this
Electric baths ! They are beneficial to deavor of the Christian Church announce roads to travel over not only in the sum­ where Howers can be procured they should society that has not already appointed
evening.
' be liberally donated as though they were delegates to this convention will please
health. Will give you new energy and that they will give an entertainment in mer but in the winter as well.
Mrs. W. B. Aiderman left on Friday for put new life in you. Give them a trial.
do so next Sunday. Each society is en­
Todd’s new hall on next Wednesday
Nehalem John, a native Indian, was ; for the graves of the dearest friends.
Brownsville.
titled to four delegates.
Edgar Latimer’s electric baths are fitted • evening. The program will consist of found dead on the beach at Hobsonville
Railroad and steamboat lines have
Get prices on dental work from Dr. up in fine shape.
Earthquake at the Sand Spit.
* I the appearance of “ The Peak Sisters on Monday morning. Coroner Tuttle
made a reduced rate to delegates, and
Wise.
•
B. H. Bunn has a general job shop in from Alaska’’ and a “Library Social.”' was notified and held an inquest on the
Word was brought to the city this when they arrive in Portland they will
For the very latest in hats, see J. A. Bailey’s building, where he is prepared to If you want to have a good laugh and a deceased. The jury could not agree and I
morning that a earthquake had occurred be lodged free with reduced rates at
Todd & Co.
•
do all kinds of repairs in tin, etc., as well general good time you cannot afford to asked to be discharged. Another jury in the neighborhood of the Sand Spit, |
hotels and restaurants for meals.
The tug Robarts came up to the city as fixtures and fittings neatly done. Work miss this rare treat. A small admission was gotten together and the testimony an 1 which had torn open the ground for
C. G. L e M asters ,
fee of 15c. will be charged at the door.! of Gust Trompter showed that Nehalem
guaranteed first class.
*
on Monday.
200 yards. Mr. Thoe. Steinhilber was
State President.
Come and bring your family.
John was found 200 yards fromTatton’s
A Sunday school teacher asked one of
Dr. Wise will leave for Portland in
notified that the earthquake had com­
scow
with
his
head
away
from
the
water.
Quite a number of inquiries are made
her class what was the song of the three
about two weeks.
RAILROAD TO NEHALEM.
pletely demolished the picket fence round
when we are likely to publish the illus­ The witness claimed that Nehalem John’s his place at the Sand Spit, with all the
Dr. Wise is neat, clean, careful and up children while they were in the fiery fur­
hand was shaking when he was found,
trated
and
descriptive
edition
of
Tilla-
I,ine to a Rich County to Be Built
nace, when a boy answeeed, “A hot time
posts torn up.
to date in dentistry.
, mook county. We have been waiting on and went after some bitters for him, but
From Astoria.
in the old town tonight.”
It pays to have an attractive adver­
on
his
return
with
Tatton
found
him
dead.
Artist Heins for the photographs, but he
A stoiua , May 6.—The indications are
A Sheriff’s Warning.
Surely
there
should
be
no
objection
to
tisement in the Headlight.
has promised to have them all complete One witness said he saw Nehalem Jonn
that Astoria w ill have transportation con­
allowing bicycles on the sidewalks in the
To all bicycle owners : Section 5 of the
Mrs. Henry Aiderman expects to leave
in a few days so that we can sent send fall from the scow into the water on Stiti-
nection with the Nehalem county even
residence part of the city if they are kept
bicycle law reads as follows, to wit:
for Portland on a visit next week.
them away to get our half tone pictures • day and that he was pulled out again.
more quickly t han has been expected, and
from riding on the sidewalks in the busi­
The
absence
of
the
proper
tag
from
any
The jury returned a verdict that he came
Dr. W. Tatom, the dentist, will be in ness portion. But what does the city from. Mr. Heins has taken a good deal
bicycle shall be considered prima facia if the plan now being worked out is cur­
I of trouble to get first class photographs. to his death by excessive drinking, but evidence that the tax has not been paid ; ried to a successful issue a railroad line
the city on the 15th May.
dads say ?
could not tell whether he died on the scow it shall be the dutv of anv and all peace
Dr. W. S. Holt, synodical missionary ' or where he was found. Nehalem John officers, deputy sheriffs and bicycle tax will be constructed from Young's bay to
The band boys are talking of giving a
The new cheese factory on South Prairie
the upper Nehalem valley before the end
concert in the near future.
commenced taking milk and manufactur­ of the synod of Oregon, previous to his [ was a well-known Indian of this county, collectors to seize and safely hold all such i I of this summer. A company has been
bicycles
until
the
levied
tax
and
$1
addi
|
sermon
on
Sunday,
stated
that
Rev.
E.
T.
'
All dental work done by Dr. Wise is ing cheese on Monday. Owing to the
j who thought nothing of crossing the bars tional has been paid, as a fine for such formed, consulting of several local and
warranted to be as represented.
bad state of the roads some of the cheese Allen would have charge of the Presby­ I in his canoe.
non payment.
Eastern luindermen, nearly all of whom
terian church for the next four months,
The above law will be fully enforced, I are holders of Clatsop county timber lands
Use the boston Team Collar. They are factories and creameries are not receiv­
E. W. Brown, brother-in-law to Rev. C.
and
in
the
meantime
a
suitable
person
1
the best. You will find them at the har­ ing the amount of milk they otherwise
Mills, who was brought to the city from and any person fouud riding a wheel after , for the purpose of opening this rich lim-
would had the weather kept fine and would be selected to fill the vacancy in ’ Beaver last week, supposed to be men- the 15th day of June without the proper | p«,. and coal bell. They secured from
ness shop.
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the
ministry.
Mr.
Allen
is
now
assistant
|
I tally deranged and dangerous to be at tag will lie dealt with in accordance with Dundee Reid tlie right of way and grade
J. A. Todd & Co.'s stock of crash and allowed the roads to dry up.
to Dr. Hill, of the First Presbyterian
“Don’t you know Lisk ?” Well.he’sthe
large, was examined by Drs. D. Wiley and said section 5, as I have absolutely no which he had leading from the old South
straw hats will arrive soon. Every line
church in Portland, and spent six years
W. J. May, and their report showing that discretion in the matter.
genius who manufactures tinware that
Coast round via Saddle mountain through
up to date.
in Persia.
H. II. A lderman , Sheriff.
they did not think him insame, County
the Nehalem, and to have purchased
Leave your order with J. A. Todd & | will not rust. Mr. J. E. Tuttle is the sole
Captain J. J. Dawson has received let­ Judge Sappington and the doctors took
By B. C. L amb , bicycle tax collector
rails necessary for laying the track and
Co. for groceries, to be delivered to any agent in Tillamook, and has justreceived ters of thanks from the division of bot­
for Tillamook county.
I evidence at the court house on Friday,
a arge consignment of these goods, in­
cara sufficient to operate the road when
part of the town.
any,
U.S.
department
of
agriculture,
| which proved that Brown was subject
cluding rustless boilers, kettles, coffee and
finished. The plan in to construct a nar­
Superintendent Lamb returned to the tea pots, pans, in fact, everything in the thanking him for samples of new forage i ' to epileptic fits. This had a tendency to Christian Endeavor Convention.
row-gauge road, having its western ter­
plants from seed sent him to test in Tilla- I make him irritable, impair his faculties,
city on Tuesday after visiting schools in
tinware line.
Among the many conventions to be , minus on Young’s bay, along the grade
mook climate, and also for information and at one time he had threatened Mr.
the north part of the county.
held at Portland this year is one which
i. i.L".. ! HI|ea,*y •>>»<!♦*, a distance of 25 miles, ami
An inquest was held on the body of furnished in relation to poisonous weeds I
Don't fail to inspect our line of fine Eric Peterson, who committed suicide by we have in this county, especially the I I Mills with an ax when the old gentleman is attracting the attention of young pro. i after that portion is in operation to ex
dress shoes, which will arrive oil the next hanging himself to a tree on his ranch orange hawk weed that is making head-1 I thought someone had abused him. From pie in almost every town in this state. tend the line into the interior. It is said
! the evidence given the doctors saw no The Christain Endeavorers of Oregon that.work will begin in about three weeks
boat.—J- A. Todd & Co.
near the Miami, was held on Friday by way in some of the pastures and crop ’
grounds to alter their opinions, so there
While the main object is to haul logs
Justice
T.
H.Goyne
in
the
absence
of
Cor
­
Just received, a large assortment of flies,
lands of this countv. The captain has | hut nothing left forjudge Sappington to are looking forward with great eager­ and to tap the coal region of tiiat district
ness
to
the
state
convention,
which
is
to
angler's wings, tapened silk line. etc. oner Tuttle. The evidence went toprove sent a large package of one to three year | ' do but to find that Brown was sane. convene in the nn-tri,polis May 25thi n.i«l ‘he l,»B W,H
R' ""«1
Come and see them at the harness shop.* that Peterson was insane, and the jury I old plants to the division of botany.
Brown is a man of 76 years, having cash
The region through which this line ii
continues until the 29th.
returned a verdict to that effect.
Some twelve persons presented them­ to the amount of $4u00 besides consider­
Mr. H. Barker, brother of Mr. John
The committees appointed some time ' to run is one of the richest in the coun­
Barker, with his family, came in from the | The steamer Harrison came in Thurs. selves for examination on Wednesday i able property, and with that amount of ago to look after the preliminary ar­ try. not only in the line of timber and
east last week. He is to have charge of the day of last week loaded with freight, and i at the court house for teachers’ certifi- ‘ money and property surely provision can rangements for the convention, report | coal, but in an agricultural Mense. The
i after discharging left down on Saturday. ! cates. The board of examiners is com-1 lie made for the old gentleman where he “all things ready” and a general enthusi- j farming lands are very productive, and
livery barn.
We understand that the bridges on the , She had the misfortune to meet with ano- posed of Superintendent G. B. Lamb, Mrs. • ■ can lie comfortably cared for.
ism throughout the state. The pro­ the only thing that has retarded its
' ther accident, breaking a flange of her May and Prof. A. T. White. The names | I Preparations are being made by mer- I
gramme committee has arranged an at­ growth in the past has been the lack of
Wilson river toll road are to be fixed and
propeller. There remained at Astoria of those taking the examination are:
, l>ers of the G.A.R. in this city to make I tractive programme, covering the three I trans|M>rtHtion facilities and the utter
put in repair, parties having been sent ■
I on the docks about a cargo of freight
From Tillamook — De F. Severance, i the Memorial Day of 1899 memorable as days of the convention, and promising ¡ i 111 jm > h > 1 bi I i ty nf getting its produce to the
out to do so.
j for Tillamook when the Harrison left Misses Judd, Nettie McKinley, Zelma !
a demonstration in honor of the fallen the delegates some rare treats. It is an­ markets.—Oiegonian.
F. C. Shanahan has opened a bicycle ’
Allen, L. Ford, Pearl White, Belle Watt, 1
last week.
heroes, not only of the war for the pres- | nounced that "Father” F. E. Clark, the j
store next to this office, where he handles ! Some estimation of the charitable dis­ Katie Hiner.
Cream Separators for Sale.
ervation of the union, but also of the war ! founder of the organization, will be
Rambler wheels, which he claims are the position of the citizens of this city may l»e
From Nehalem—Miss Theresa Cronen. to free the colonies of Spain. What the present. Dr. Clark’s presence alone is |
Eor
sale, three new Cream Separators.
best on the market.
From Emma—Miss Bessie Smith.
gathered by the fact that Mr. L.G Free­
nation owes to the men who have re­ sufficient to insure a large gathering of| Capacity from 300 to 425 pounds. En­
From Netarts—Ella Aiderman.
What with the reduction of interest on man collected $60 05 in cash, besides
sponded to its call tor volunteers can Endeavorers, and the convention is fort­ quire of E. G. E. Wist, Tillamook hotel,
county warrants and the war revenue clothing for a family by the name of M. D.
It will be noticed in the board of com­ never fie forgotten. The simple ceremony unate in securing him. Rev Hcrlicrt S. Tillamook, Oregon.
tax, it is knocking the stuffing out of j Swabb, who were in tem|x>rary distress missioners’ proceeding that an order was of decorating the graves of those who Johnson, of Pittsburg, Mass., will also
| owing toprolong sicknessofMr. and Mrs. made to collect the money subscribed for ’ have given up their lives for their country be present and address the convention.
county warrants.
Lost or Stolen
| Swabb, who have five children and reside provided the commissioners purchased a | i is all that can lie done in recognition of President Newlin, of Pacific University,
F or R ent , a house on the Bay City
portable saw mill to cut out plank for the their sacrifice. In view of the events of Newberg, and President P. L. Campliell, • A County warrant oil THhiuiook Coun­
road 1 mile north of town, half acre of in the neighborhood of Beaver.
ty, No 3482, dated Sept. 7, 1M98, for the
land under cultivation, nicely situated. I | This isenough to make even the Herald county roads. Something like $500 was the year a special interest should attach of the State Normal School at Mon­
of i sum of eleven dollars and eighty cen*s,
Apply to J. Svenson, Tillamoook, Ore. * snicke’’. Bro. Watson is wanting mighty subsenbed, which is to lie paid to the to the coming Memorial Dav, for this mouth, Rev. H. A. Ketchum, D. D.,
county clerk. As the commissioners are state hasOregon heroes who fell inManila Salem, ami several prominent pastors of drawn in favor of tlio undersigned, on
The remains of Mrs. Balmer, who died hard to clamor up to the political pie experimenting somewhat with plank to remem tier also this year, and for that Portland will also take pn active part. i the treasury of Tillamook Co., Oregon.
counter,
for
he
is
circulating
a
petition
in California, were brought over from
reason we are glad to learn the members I It is hoped that a good deligation All persons are warned not io pureliaae
himself to be appointed census commis­ roads in this county, t he tax pa vers should
North Yamhill on the stage on Saturday
H. H. Mil.IM
of the G.A.R. have taken the preliminary representing every society in Tillamook J such warrant
know
what
it
is
costing
per
mile
as
the
sioner for Tillamook county. Great Scott,
and were buried at Bay City on Sunday.
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS
J A. TODD & Co., Clothiers, Furnishers, Grocers
NEW SHOE STOCK.
5
Take
H°hee
Look up your account with
<
and see if it is 30 days old. If • /
come in and settle it.
That
is our time limit, and we need
the money
CUMTUX.
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Our New Stock of Shoes is arriving, and consists of every tiling that is Substantial, Durable and Stylish.
But with all the invoices arriving it is hard for us to keep stocked up, for the Shoes go so fast.
Come
early and get first choice.
Fine line of Ladies’& Gent’s Dress Shoes
Made to order by Buckingham & Hecht will lie here this week.
LADIES’ SIIOziS, B., C., D. and E. widths.
GENT.’S SHOES—Black and Tan.
An elegant line of Ladies’ Ties are in this snipn ent.
LEADERS
We are still leaders
CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES
and FURNISHING GOODS.
Our sales are increasing wonder­
fully. The goods we sell speak
for themselves. Our Grocery
Trade is climbing right up the
ladder.
We have the freshest
stock and deliver anywhere in
the city. Leave your orders with
us and let us save you money.