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THE HEADLIGHT IS THE JOB Newiest, Brightest and Leading Newspaper of Tillamook County. PRINTING BILL HEADS. LETTER HEADS. ENVELOPES. LEGAL BLANKS. Bl SINESS CARDS. VISITING CARDS. SHOW CARDS. BILLS & POSTERS. OFFICIAL COl’NTY AND CITY NEWSPAPER. Patronize Local Industries and all Home Print Newspaper. Guaranteed First Class at Reasonable Prices. TILLAMOOK. OREGON, JUNE ist, 1899 - KODAKS # AND * CAMERAS. ** They are so Simple in Construction and Easily Understood that any Child can Operate them. n 0 0 0 0 I have the Agency for the Famous VIVAS, ranging in price from $5.00 upwards. Every instrument guaranteed in every detail. I also carry a full line of Photographer’s Supplies for the amateur trade at Eastern prices. Your Prescriptions and Family Receipts receive the most careful attention, and with my system of checking it is impossible to make an error. CHAS. I. CLOUGH, Druggist and Pharmacist, J TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS Tillamook is not the only place where it The ball game, arranged to be played Married, on Sunday, at the residence of mortal coil which binds them to mother To my He-Beau-Poet. rains, for there appears to be a good deal on Tuesday between the Tillamook and the bride’s parents, at Fair view, Mr. earth. There is no reason why so many Potatoes wanted by J. A. Todd & Co. of complaining about the wet weather Bay City boys, on the latter’s ground, Alfred Carlson to Miss Bertha J. Max Y011 are trying to leave me and make of wives and children should be left destitute me fun, Guess how much rainfall there wras in on the outside. had to be adandoned because the coach* well. The nuptical knot was tied by the when orders like the A.O.U.W. are want But, I’ll tell you, the matter has only be- May. The post office is open on Sundays from ers failed to get the weather ma” rattled Rev. R. E. Dunlap in the presence of the ing new members. «un • family and a number of intimate friends, I The Oregon Mist, commenting upin With scores of witnesses, I am fully pre Mrs. Newman had her tonsils removed 9 till 11 a.m. and from 2 till 3 p.m., which who was pitching rain curves. pared including Mr. Chas. Svenson and family, by Dr. Wiley. keeps the postmaster foot-tied in his The band boys had an excursion to the planked roads in Tillamook, says : “That To prove that you formally love have de Sand spit on Sunday, where they found Mr. Boquest and family, Mr. D. W. Jones the officials of TillaintMik county have clared George Bacon has sold his cows and office pretty closely. Old men, old ladies, young men and J the land slide had taken an exodus of and family, and Mr. Jonas Olsen and determined to thoroughly test the plark- To me, the Nestucca belle ; better look dairying utensils. out family. The bride is a daughter of Rep- i Mr. Thos. Coates returned from Port young ladies, if you want shoes that sixt.v fcet in one week antl Mr. Stcinhil- resentative J. W. Maxwell. The numer- i I road system there no longer remains any How you are coming and going about ! are easy on your feet and stylish as well j ber’s house look as though it had three , doubt, and we predict success for the Do not think I, disgusted, will give up the land on Saturday. to x1 the wind chase, see J. A.Todd & Co. * j sheets 1 J and J ready J~ to topple ’ ous friends of the happy couple wish them . undertaking. One thing is a moral cer If you want first class job printing go I over, which it would do only for being along life of happiness. tainty: The system which has been ad For this is a genuine Breckenridge case ; | Several cattle dealers are in the county to the H eadlight office. We are glad to hearthat a majority of hered to in Tillamook and other counties A half-witted person and poet smart, | buying up yearlings, paying from $10 to propped up. A-trvin’ to fool with an old maid’s hearth. There’s no disputing the staying quali the Second Oregon Volunteers have asked ' in the state is a fraud and a systematic But though my hearth is crumbly and “Don’t you know Lisk ?” Well, lie’s the $12 each for them, and they want about ties of the rain this spring. to be mustered out in Portland and to ; robliery of the people. The benefit re crusty, genius who manufactures tinware that I 500 to make up ten cars. Mr. A. J. Cohn left on Tuesday on a will not rust. Mr. J. E. Tuttle is the sole be brought direct to that city. Thev will turned for work and cash put on the public My mind is not by a long ways rusty. I The report that Private Frank Butts, 1 hope you’ll forgive me. beg you excuse then receive an enthusiastic welcome roads is absolutely nothing. This state business trip to Portland. Me, mad as I am, for what language I | who was wounded in Manila, as stated | agent in Tillamook, and has just received home from Webfooters, w ho appreciate ! ment is dmonstrated forcibly every day. use, Business will brighten up—when the in our last issue as being the son-in-law a arge consignment of these goods, in cluding rustless boilers, kettles, coffee and their bravery and courage, and with | For instance, the road from Vernonia to But when my best lover is going to de mist begins to roll away. I of Mr. Jonas Olsen, is not correct. ceive me, tea pots, pans, in fact, everything in the I President McKinley also present it will St. Helens. Every year there are many I’ll have revenge, and just fully believe Messrs. F. R. and A. Beals returned to , Tillamook w ill celebrate in grand style, tinware line. * I be a gala day for Oregon. The president ( days’ work done on that road, if it can me! the city on Saturday night. ' and every one must be suitably dressed j is exceedingly desirous to welcome the j be called such, besides the property road What will happen, do you suppose, We understand that Captain Dawson i Dr. Wise left for Portland on Tuesday. ; I for the occasion J. A. Todd can fit vou volunteers home w ho fought in the Phil. | tax of residents and non-residents, and If I your name to the public expose ? I predicts two storms this month. One at j He will return about July 1st. * 1 out in the latest style from head to ippine islands, andon behalf of the nation what is there to show. The same may There will be no more imagination the early and the other at the latter part About your romantic reputation. * | Mrs. Tuttle left for San Francisco and 1 foot. I of the month on account of the eclipse, j to express his gratitude to the brave boys. be said of every piece of road in Colum If you fail to settle this matter with | The Tillamook Lumbering Co. has on Say, friend Dawson, can’t you side. Memorial day was fittingly observed in bia county. Of course, Tillamook county will lie gone about two weeks. money Wanted, 10 acres slashed. Price paid, hand plenty of kiln dried and well , track this late precipitation to Califor- ¡ Tillamook city on Tuesday, though the is only ex[ierimenting; but in the name You’ll have to marry your dear sweet honey. seasoned lumber of all sizes and lengths. nia, for Tillamookers have had enough rain interfered with the procession to the of common sense,could any experience lie $10 per acre.—Robert Craw’ford. The belle of Nestucca will then be your dearer or less successful than the system They carry ihe best stock of lumber in j this year of a good thing ? wife, cemetery for 1 he purpose of decorating A fine line of spring clothing will arrive which has been in vogue for so long a So you see, it is cither money or life. the city. * on first boat for J. A. Todd & Co. * , I Mr. Dan Murphy met with an accident the graves. This was abandoned. In the I Come to the danae on Saturday night at Hadley’s logging camp which might ■ afternoon the opera house was well filled time? One thing we de know. We have About the Hebo poet people will always tell Owing to the wet weather the county’s . j in Bailey’s hall. Everybody invited and have resulted seriously for him, but as it i with citizens to hear the exercises by the been paying out hundreds of dollars every How he made love to the Nestucca belle. saw mill closed down for one week. year for road improvement, and what is I a good time promised to all. Fine music, pupils of the public school and patriotic Your lover, on the war path, James Murphy had some of his left ribs under good management and plenty of is he is minus one finger. The small finger there to show for it? Nothing; absolutely j was caught in the spool of the logging ¡ speeches by Mayor B. L. Eddy, Messrs. T hk N estucca B elle . fractured at Hadley’s logging camp. enjoyment. * Í machine by thecable, and in order to save Claude Thayer, W. H. Cooper, T. H. nothing. The public highways of Col Oretown, Or , May 28. umbia county today are in a worse con Subscribe for the H eadlight , the lead Quite a number of married ladies will his hand from being crushed also Dan Goyne and Rev. F. H. Neff. Members of dition than they were ten years ago. Yet ing newspaper of Tillamook county. have left the city in a few days to visit wrenched his hand from his finger. Dr. the G. A.R. occupied seats on the platform, Real Estate Transféra. the money is gone; the work is gone.” and each speaker spoke in glowing terms James P. Reeher has been appointed friends in different parts, so we would Wiley amputated the bone as far as the of the heroism of these veterans. Alto May 24.—Annie and J. Vincent to W. G. postmaster at Wilson, vice Walter J. suggest that the husbands get together knuckle. Citizen’s Meeting. gether everything was nicely carried out, Kelso, 66 by 163!4 feet in Tillamook Smith. I and form a grass widowers dub. I Captain Dawson thinks the land slide the pupils of the public school acquitting City; also lots 5 and 6, block 8 in A Mass meeting is hereby called to be The county clerk issued a marriage Mr. W. C. King was in from Sand Lake , at the Sand Spit will take a sudden exo Tillamook City. held at the court house, on Saturday license to Darwin A. Shaw to wed Emo. ]agt wee|c an(j repOrts t])e prospect good dus into the sea, the*same as the land did themselves admirably. Bids for the construction of a com evening, June 3, 1899, at 8 o’clock P.M., May 26.—U.S to Oscar Bergman, dupli line O. Butt. for a fine crop of cranberries this year. some years ago in the vicinity of the Tilla cate receipt for Sc >4 of sec. 19, tp. 4, bination snagpuller and piledriver were to arrange for the celebration of the At a meeting of the Tillamook Creamery Tillamook cranberries are getting quite a mook rock, when that was joined to the R. « W. coming Fourth of July. All citizens are opened at the office of Major Harts, Company on Saturday, Mr. L. G. Free reputation for their fine flavor and keep mainland. It is well then for those who Mav 31—W. D. Fulmer to John Davis, United States engineers, in Portland last urged to attend. visit the slide to be a little cautious for man was elected director. ing qualities. Nt ' , «4 Mt. 3 1. ip 1 X. R s W B. L. E ddy , Mayor of Tillamook City. 1 fear it may go out while they are upon week. The machine is to be built and Dr. Tatom, the painless dentist, can be All members of Corinth Post, No. 35, May 31—U.S. to Oregon & California used on Tillamook bay and the var it for the recent wet weather may have To Woodmen. found at the Allen house, where he will G.A.R., are requested to be present at the R.R., 520 acres in Tillamook county. ious streams and sloughs empting into a tendency to hurry it into the sea. first regular meeting in June, on Satur remain for about a week. Important meeting Friday evening, May 31.—W. Ryan to Richard T. Ryan, it. Seven bids were entered, as follows . The land slide at the Sand spit uncov Ne *4 of Ne ’4, •«. 24, tp. 1 N, R H A surprise party was tendered Miss day, June 3rd, as there is department Joseph Supple................................ $3,950 00 June 2nd. Election of officers and ar ered some clay, which, on being tested, is J. F. Steffen................................... 2,450 75 rangements for unveiling of monument, W and S i/a of Sc *4 of sec. 13, tp. 14, L. Ford by the young people at the Allen business to attend to—A. M apes , P.C., i found to lie first-class and could l»e used 2,325 00 W. I). Woods, (Hobson ville)... C. N. D rew , adjt. R. 8 W. June 4th. A full attendance requested. house on Tuesday evening. ' for brick nnd pottery. Thus far the clay Tillamook Lumbering Co., ¡»er By order of Oak Nolan, C.C. We hope that the musical to he given found in this county do not make first- G. (). Nolan, manager (Tilla Thirty eight logs went out over the bar Coyote-hunting has become a very T hom . C oates , Clerk. 1,270 00 mook) ......................................... Thursday of last week belonging to John by the band boys in the near future will class brick, but if that unearthed at the J. Paquet....................................... 3,200 00 profitable business in Eastern Oregon be well patronized, for they have been Sand spit come up to the expectation of J. Robinson & J. Downing........ 2,550.00 Simmonds and Geo. Woodruff. since the passage of the new bounty law. Auction Sale. William Squires was arrested for cut kind enough to play on so many occasions exj»erienced brick-makers and pottery James Reed.................................... 2,427 00 A large ntimlier of scalps are tiring I will offer at public sale, at my place ting a boom line and will lie tried liefore for the entertainment of the citizens with- men, the day will be valuable for manu As will be seen, the Tillamook Lum tier brought in now. says the Antelope Her out any com pensation. on Saud Lakeon Monday,June5th, 1899, ing Company could have added $1000 facturing purposes. Mr. Hiner has tried Judge Sappington this afternoon. ald, and when the summer's hunting and 5 cows and Judge R. P. Boise has notified County some, and after being burned it is of fair to its bid and still secured the contract. the following property: Those who buy their shoes at Todd's trapping is over, they will come in by the Mr. C. N. Drew received a check for 4 calves, one yearling heifer, one three hundreds. It is lielievcd that there are say they fit better, wear better, and Clerk Mason that he will hold circuit heft, hard and brittle. year old bull, one team of horses, one in Tillamook City for the disposal of the Dr. T. P. Wise, dentist, of Ohio, will $2000 made payable to Mr. L. C. Smith, look better than any they can buy. * more coyotes in Eastern Oregon this year guardian of the children of the late J. M. light luml»er wagon good as new, and than for many years before. Just recei ved, a large assort men t of flies, cases in department No. 2 which were move to Tillamook in June and reside Terwilliger. The deceased was a member harness ; also household furniture, stove, angler’s wings, tapened silk line, etc. not taken up at the last term of court on here permanently. Dr. Wise is a gradu of the A.O.U.W., whose lodge was in chairs, sewing machine and other articles. H. C. Rooper informs the Antelope ate of the Chicago & Northwestern Den Wednesday, the 21st inst. Come and see them at the harness shop.* Place for sale or rent. Sale w ill I »eg in Herald that the results of the horse indeo tal College, which is rated among the Portland, and this money was sent here Mr. E. T. Allen will preach at the Pres-' Mr. P. D. Newell was in from Nehalem to pay the liencficiary certificate the de at 11 A. M. Terms cash. I hm C week were quite a surprise to every court house on on Friday and informs us that everything l»est colleges in the world. He is a bro T. SlHLLINGLAW. byterian service in the 1 one. The report had gone out that a ther of Dr. W. A. Wise, and they will ceased had in that order. The A.O.U.W. Sunday, at 8 p.m. Subject: ‘‘A strange looks prosperous for a nice dairy busi large nundier of horses on the range had work this county together and keep the is prompt in paying its death claims, and Cream Separators for Sale. ness being worked up there now they have election." being the leading lieneficiary order in the died during the past winter, Mr. Hooper the creamery running, which is turning Tillamook office open all the time. Dr. United States, can lie highly recommend B. H. Bunn has a general job shop in For sale, two new Cream Separators. says there are more lioisea on the range out one hundred pounds of butter a day. T. P. Wise will occupy his brother’s resi ed to those who should make some pro Capacity from 300 to 42.T pounds. En this year than ever liefore. In th«* ride Bailey's building, where he is prepared to dence here, and Dr. W. A. Wise and family Most of the farmers have separators, and do all kinds of repairs in tin, etc., as well will reside in Portland after August of vision for their wives and children should quire of E. G. E. Wist, Tillamook hotel, in which be took ¡»art, alxiut 2500 head they lie called upon to shuffle off the Tillamook, Oregon. as fixtures and fittings neatly done. Work instead of taking the milk to the cream , this year. were founded up. ery they take the cream. guaranteed first class. «:om'MJIlittWiriNOMirniiiiiiniW .. si BUUCIII'DIIliîllllllliilliiiiüü CLOTHING That Wears Well. That Fits Well. That Does Not Fade That Does Not Rip. That Gives Satisfaction. Is the Kind of CLOTHING to Wear. « We carry that kind in Stock, and in the latest figures and patterns. FbOUR. GROCERIES FRESH CLEAN STOCK I Prompt Delivery. Full Weight. Highest Grades. I I^eave your orders with us, we believe we can save you money. ■ Housewives, do yon use the AUMESVILLE FLOUR ? If not see that you get somi with your next order. You will be surprised at the lightness of your bread. Stiictly First Grade. We are the sole agents. i^aitlMGSaMl WMMMW J. A. TODD & CO • 5 TiuunwooK. ORE. SHOES. Nothing adds so much to the appearance of a WELL DRESSED LADY 01 GENTLEMAN as a NEAT PAIR of SHOES. We can furnish them in the very latest City Styles and at Less than City Prices. The Sorosie Shoe for Ladies, A & B widths, Buckingham & Hecht Shoes, in Black and Tan, for Gents.
