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TILLAMOOK,
OREGON,
JUNE 15th,
1899.
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TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS
There is more gold to be mined in the ' Schilling’s Best tea, 35 cents for large not found in the company of Bio. Wat­
lumber and dairying industries of Tilla­ I package, 3 packages $1.00. Small pack- son. so the Headlight Pirate must l>e o.k.
mook than in some of the gold fields of | ages 3 for 50 cents. Schilling’s baking Say, brother, please take a side glance
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.
the Klondike.
: powder, 1 lb. can 37Ya cents, Vfclb. can, at yourself in a mirror and decide w be­
Owing to onr staff being engaged upon
The schooner Donaldson sailed in over ' 20 cents, 2’/2 lb. can, 90 cents at J.A. thel* the city dads would not be justified
in passing an ordinance to keep pug dogs
the s|>ecial illustrated edition of the re­ the bar on Sunday to load lumber at the | Todd & Co.’s.
off the street before sundown ?
sources of Tillamook county, which will Pacific Lumber Co., and left again for
Mr. Theo. Steinhilber’s house at the
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entail considerable extra labor for the San Francisco.
Mr.G. VV. Brower, president of the Bay
f I Sand Spit, which was on the land slide
next few weeks, we have had to reduce
A coat of paint beautifies your home at that place and enroute for a sea voy­ City Mill Co., was a passenger on the
the size of the H eadlight until the
Luella
last Friday. Mr. Brower has gone
age,
is
almost
a
total
wreck.
The
land
edition is ready to be issued, but to and adds to the value of your property. * I is still on theslidc, the earth being thrown to San Francisco, where he will super­
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See
H.
Gessner
if
you
want
painting
or
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compensate them for this curtailment,
* i up as high as twenty feet in some places. intend tin building of the electric saw
the editor will mail each of his subscri­ I paper hanging.
mill plant the company expects to oper
The steamer Luella sailed for Hobson ate in this county. Mr. Brower is the
bers one copy of the illustrated edition ;
Uncalled for letters at the post office
therefore, we ask our readers forliear- ! are for W. W. Oakes, M.D.. Miss Hana ville from San Francisco Tuesday even­ inventor of the electric saw mill and very
anee if the H eadlight do not contain | Mellean, Eddie Thompson, Mr. Mattheas ing and should reach here Saturday, j enthusiastic as to its merits. Mr. Brower
! Siie will take a cargo from Ilobsonville expects to he gone about two months,
the usual amount ofinteresting reading ; and Douglas Jones.
| to San Pedro, stopping at San Francisco when he will return with the machinery
matter we have been giving for the next
Mr. and Mrs. Sibley returned to the i going and returning for passengers and and put it in operation.
few weeks.
city on Tuesday from the east. We are freight,
What ails the Tillamook Wheelmen’s
New onions and potatoes at Cohn & glad to hear that Mrs. Sibley is much
Captain Schrader took the steamer Association ? If cyclists do not take
improved in health.
Co’s.
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Hirrison out on Wednesday and put her more interest in it than they did Monday
Wood wanted at the Tillamook Lum­
Buy your harness of Ralph Ackley, on the mud fiats fora few repairs and evening the association had better snuff
ber Co.
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and if they need repairing within one j will not get off until tonightand possibly itself out of existence. It seems to be the
It is re- sentiment of a number of cyclists that it
Miss Minnie Kimball is quite sick with year from date of purchasing, it will be ( leave for,Astoria tomorrow’.
done free of charge,
* j porte-l that the Harrison will not return, would be better to construct a bicycle
heart trouble.
path to Bay City first on account of so
The Fourth of Julv celebration com­ ' she having been sold.
New California onions for sale bv J A.
mittee is making the necessary prepara­
Mr. A. J. Cohn,chairman of the Fourth main farmers agreeing to assist in the
Todd & Co,
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tion for a big time in Tillamook City for of July finance committee,informs us that fixing of a path opposite their farms, but
Born, on Sunday, to the wife of Mr. J. the national holiday.
$175 was collected up to Wednesday for if cyclists want anything done in this
direction the next few months they must
Milligan, a son.
Mr, Samuel Woodard, is in from Port­ the celebration, which should ensure the put a different kind of hustle on.
Judge W. H. Cooper left Friday morn­ land, stopping at Mr. Vaughn’s. He ex­ programme committee making enough
arrangement so that it will be an at­
Mr. and Mrs. J E Sibley, of llobsoli-
ing for Portland.
pects his wife and other friends from
tractive event this year.
ville, arrived home from their Eastern
Mr. T. Coates, assistant assessor, is that city in a few days.
Remember there’s to be a dance on the tour on Tuesday last. Leaving hereon
copying the tax roll.
Judge Boise will hold court next Wed-
Harriso 1 they went to San Francisco
evening of the Fourth. Mr. Bailey has the
,
nesday
to
dispose
of
the
cases
in
depart
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via Portland. From San Francisco they
Mr. Leigh Jones was up from the
arranged to hold it in the opera house to proceeded Easton the Central Pacific to
ment
No.
2
of
the
circuit
court
which
Truckee mill on Wednesday.
accommodate the crowd, and will make
were not heard at the last term.
thence to Washington, New
a special effort to make this one of the Chicago;
Aumsville flour is the best brand to
There will be preaching services in the pleasantest dances ever held in this city, York and Boston, to Augusta, Maine,
use. J A. Todd & Co. agent.
Presbyterian church at Bay City Sunday, with first class management and the best Mr. Sibley s fotmer home. After a pleas­
ant visit there of two weeks they travel­
J. A. Todd & Co. have received a new next at It A. M. Sunday school at 10 j of music.
ed toward home, via Niagra Falls, Min
line of children and baby shoes.
A. M. Mr. E. T. Allen in charge.
' “Don’t you know Lisk ?” Well, he’s the neapolis and the Canadian Pacific to
The best lumber in the city is furnished
Do you want a copy of the illustrated genius who manufactures tinware that Seattle and Portland.
Mrs Sibley’«
by the Tillamook Lumbering Co.
* I edition of Tillamook county’s industries? will not rust. Mr. J. E. Tuttle is the sole4 health was much benefited by the trip,
By subscribing for T he H eadlight you agent in Tillamook, and has just received while Mr. Sibley looks better than for a
Cohn & Co. have just received a lot of
a large consignment of these goods, in­ long time past.______________
dried fruits,all varieties now in stock. * : can get one free when it is issued.
cluding rustless boilers, kettles, coffee and
Mrs. Mitchell, of Garibaldi, was tea pots, pans, in fact, everything in the
There w ill be a grand ball at Fairview
HOTHI/ PERSONALS.
hall, July 4th. Good music and supper brought to the city on Monday for medi­ tinware line.
cal treatment, and Dr. Hawke reports'
Allen House.
provided.
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We have received the first hatch of
the patient in a dangerous condition.
Portland—J. P. Ford, I). D. Clark.
‘‘Governor’’ Bowers has been propelling
pictures for the illustrated edition of
San Francisco—W. A. Teulsch.
Mr J. H Cochrane, an experienced Tillamook’s industries from San Fran­
himself about as though he had the
Dallas—J. M. Holman, E C. Richmond.
lumberman from Puget Sound, has as­ cisco and they are up to date. We have
sere w-ma tics.
Forest Grove—W. B. Rafferty.
sumed the position of tallyman at the also received several additional articles
Bay City—Mrs. Young, Mrs. Hienscng-
Old Sol is paving us another pleasant mill <>f the Truckee Lumber Company, from parties interested in the county,
er.
visit after sulking behind the clouds for I Hobsonville.
and we wish to take this means of thank­
Rainier—C. M Smith.
several days.
ing them for their kindly assistance.
Frisno, Cal.—F. F. Fowler.
B. H. Bunn has a general job shop is
Most of those elegant white dresses
Nestoeton—B. H. Blake, R. P. Rey,
Bicycle Tax Collector Lamb has h >l«l
seen at the Academy entertainment were Bailev’s building, where he is prepared to 115 bicycle tags. This will raise enough B. W. Turner.
do all kinds of repairs in tin. etc., as well
sold by Cohn & Co.
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Tug Robarts—M. Morris, XVm. Barn­
as fixtures and fittings neatly done. Work money to construct a 2 by 4 bicycle path,
and show the futility of ‘»eluding Tilla­ hart. Nels E. Berk rem.
A marriage license was issued by the guaranteed first class.
Beaver—Edd Lyster, A. VV. Bunn,
mook county in the hill, for with the
county clerk to Mr. Charles Williamsand
Painting and sign writing seems to be money collected from the tax it will take L. T. Coulson.
Miss Georgia Weatherly.
! Ihe order of the day in the city. Well, the next twenty year« to build a bicycle
Hebo—W. VV. Conder.
A new* line of ladies’ millinery, baby there’s nothing like a coat of paint and path suitable to the climate of this
Nehalem—R. A Crawford.
bonnets, baby leghorns and notions re­ we wish the devil would get around and county.
Larsen House.
pait the Headlight office red.
ceived at Mrs. Sturgeon’s.
Sagonaw’ Co., Mich.—Louis Ducham.
Members of the hose company are re­
The board of medical examiners, Drs. quested to attend drill every Friday even­
Mr. William Barker had the misfor­
Bay City—Geo. Monroe, F. R. Madi­
tune to get the fore finger of the left Hawke and Madison, examined Robert ing until further notice, ami those failing son
Crawford.
Samuel
Cox
and
George
hand injured at the saw mill.
C1 overd a le—C has. R a y.
to answer roll eall will be fined. As the
Brooks for increase of pension and Eli ().
Hobson ville—T. J. Goftrev.
Mr. and Mrs. G. O Nolan returned to Mills and — Bosterfor original pensions. dry season is coming on, the officers are
North
Yamhill—VV. G. Rhude.
desirous that the company become well
the city on Tuesday night, the latter
having been absent since last fall.
The county saw mill is buzzing again organized an 1 lie in lietter trim to more
effectively fight fire, should it, unfortu­
School Report.
New millinery on the next boat for Mrs. sawing out plank for the county roads. nately, lie called out to do grapple with
Newman from San Francisco. All the Judge Sappington and CommissionersC. it.
The following is the school report of
Rav and C. H. Wheeler went out Tues­
latest styles. Wait and see them
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District No. 2, ending June 9, 1899;
day and found everything progressing
Patronize home industry, home stores Number boys enrolled, 20; girls, 14 ;
Miss Lottie Wiley returned to the city nicely.
and keep the money in the country. total, 34.
on Saturday from Portland, where she
1st month, number of days taught, 20.
The Second Oregon Volunteers left Everv dollar sent away for articles is that
has been on a visit for several weeks.
Manila on M<m<lay for Imine, neing much monev. less in the county. The Pupils neither absent nor tardy ; Nelson
jierson
who
voted
for
protection
and
Ely, Florence Ely, Edith Ely, Arthur
Mrs. Tuttle returned home from San cheered as the tran«|»ort steamed away.
Francisco on Thursday, accompanied by The Oregon regiment left 62 dead from then turns round and trades with eastern Marolf, Hattie Marolf, Ethel Marolf,
houses
is
going
against
his
own
policy.
John Loomis, Ladd Quick, Dove Quick,
her sister, Mrs. E. Yonian, from Salem.
battle and disease in the first years cam
Don’t send your work to other cities to Ernest Lamb, Russell Johnson, Isaac
The topic for the service in the Court pugn.
be done when you can get it done at Wells.
house Sunday evening will lie “A good
Those who kindly subscrilied toward home.
2nd month. Henry Lowery, Florence
investment.” Mr. E. T. Allen in charge. the erection of the United Brethreu
Onr contemporary chronicled last week Elv, Edith Ely, Hattie Marolf, Ethel
church building can pay their subscrip­
Mrs. Tittle’s son received a nasty cut tions now. and it will l»e appreciated by that “Fred Baker is seen running around Marolf. John Loomis, Harry Loomis,
to the lower lip. penetrating to the those who hate the building of the church the streets now after sundown ” Thanks James Loomis, Lawrence Loomis, Isaac
mouth through getting in the wav of
for the puff. Well, thank heaven .’lie is Wells.
now in hand.
FLiOUR
GROCERIES
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That Wears Well.
That Fits Well.
That Does Not Fade.
That Does Not Rip.
That Gives Satisfaction.
Is the Kind of CLOTHING to
Wear.
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We carry that kind in Stock, and in the latest figures
FRESH CLEAN STOCK
Prompt Delivery.
Full Weight.
Highest Grades.
Leave your orders with us, we believe
we can save you money.
3rd month. Henrv Lowery, Nelson
Real Estate Transfers.
Elv, Florence Ely, Hattie Marolf, Ethel
Marolf, Earnest Lamb, Clara Martin. June 10— U. S. to J. B. Franklin, lots 9,
Isaac Wells, Edna Smith, Maria Ilorras.
21, 22, 23, 24, 26, 27 and 28 in sec
E dith P erkins , Teacher. I
8 in tp. 5 S, R 10 W.
June 10-e-R. 1\ Ryan to \V. Ryan, lot 5,
block No. 8 in Millet's addition to
JAMES LAWRENCE MISSING
Tillamook city.
Possibly Killed with Two Others June 10—R. F. R van to W. Ryan, various
tracts in Tillamook county.
while in Search of Buffalos.
June 12—B. II. Hathaway to Jacob
Private W. H. Barrett, company M,
Pesterfield, three acres in sec. 12,
tp. S. R 10 W.
of the Oregon Volunteers, wrote this
letter to his mother, which is of special June 12—J. Pesterfield to B ’I. Hatha­
way, three acres in sec. 12, tp. 1 S,
interest to Tillamookers on account of
R. 10 W.
the bad news it contains ;
June 12—S. Perrv to F. A. Johnson, lots
M arii . ao , P.I., May 4. — I will drop
1 and 2, block 4, Hay’s addition to
you a few lines to let you know of the
Tillamook.
sad news. You will know of it by the
papers long before you receive this, and
Wiped Off The Map.
I want voti to tell Mrs. Lawrence how it
happened, for I can’t. A man came out
M inneapolis , June 12.—A special to
from tow’n and said that he would like to
get a lot of water buffalos to haul rations the Tribune from Stillwater, Minn., says :
This
was a terrible night for New
with, for the bulls that the army had
were dying off, which was true. Several Richmond, the village being almost
of the boys went out and tried to get I wiped out of existence by one of the most
some, but they were too wild. As Jim! severe cyclones that ever visited that
and I knew where there were some tame i locality. It carried ruin and death in its
ones, the captain gave permission that palh, and at this hour it is impossible to
we could go after them, the same place j give even a partial list of those seriously
where we had previously got them. As ! injured. It is thought many are dead.
there are three rivers between here and ' The news of the disaster was brought
where the boys went, they would ha veto | here by J. 4 Carrol, a traveling man
swim, and the ground between the rivers from Portage, W is., who was staying at
is worse than the tide land, only it has I the Nicollet house, in New Richmond,
lie saw the
ridges on which you can walk. It was ' when the cyclone struck
into this country that Jim Lawrence, | funnel-shaped cloud as it came up the
Clarence Mills and Ralph McCoy started ; principle street, and took reluge in the
after water bulls on April 27th. They I basement of the hotel, which was com­
started about seven o’clock and have i pletely wrecked, together with every
been gone six days this morning. Jim i other business house in the city.
and Mills had a Springfield each with 45 , In the terrible sheets of ram following
cartridges apiece. McCoy had a rope, the cyclone, Mr. Carroll and his com­
but no gun. Both left their Kraig-Jor-! rades succeeded in recovering the pro­
gensons here so they would not get them | prietor, Charles Nckennon, wife and one
rusty by salt water. Jim also left his child from the debris, and they also re­
watch with me. They may be captured, moved the laundry girl, who was prob­
but all the boys swore they would not be ably fatally injured. They also removed
taken prisoner, so I think that a small (women named Barrett and Newall, who
band of armed natives ambushed them were very severely injured. Mr. Carroll
and they were killed, for the boys went drove to Still water by team for relief,
west. All the armed natives are cost of and the train, with doctors, will leave
us. If they had been captured the natives i here at 12:15 A M.
Mr Carroll further says that fire fol
would have had a hard time to get them
through to the main body. On the 1st lowed the cyclone, ami wiiat was left is
of May ten of us went all through the, being consumed by lire. Many people
country where the boys started for, but are doubtless killed, and the damage
no trace of them could be found. God , will run into hundreds of thousands of
pity Mrs. Lawrence.
dollars.
Jim and I have bunked together ever
since 1 came to Manila. I will take care
NOTICE. FOR PfBI.lCATloN
of his things until we return home, for I
Land Office «1 Oregon City. Ore.,
know’ all his plans and what he intended
lune 10,
to do. I would have been along if I I Notice in hereby given that the following
iliiine<l sctthi Im-« tiled notice of his intention
had known how to swim. 1 went with to make final proot in supuorl <>t hlsclaini, and
him on nearly all his trips before this. that said pioof will tie made Ix toie the h< gister
When all his final statements are made and Receiver, at Oregon City, Oregon, on July
there will be nearly one hundred dollars 24U1, 1899, viz SIMON BAIER
for his folks. 1 know they will hate to 11. E. 11076. for the Nw 14 of Mw 1 4. S % of Sw
use it, but it will help them The three Sec. 11 and Hu *4 of sr 1 * 4 • , Sec. I5, tp. 6 S,
10 W.
boys were all w'ell liked, although Jim K lie
nmnes the follow! g witnesses to prove
McCoy were the favorites. Jim was hia continuous residence upon and cultivation
always very quiet. McCoy wasa herder ot sni<1 land, viz
John Wi-alenlM-rger, of Portland, Or.. J«»aeph
from Eastern Oregon, very jolly and was Bauer,
of Neakowln. Oi.; John <'liltwood, Nes­
nearly the life of the company I cannot kowin, Or. ; Adolf shiitz, of I’oi tlaml, 01
< hah . b M ihiri m , kegiater.
write to Mrs. Lawrence tor 1 don’t know
how to go at it. As we expect to start
NOTH I HOE PUBLICATION.
home by the 1 st July I will explain all
Ltiiid Office Hl Oregon < itv. Ore.
when I arriarc The natives have nearly
June 9tn,
enough and have sent men in twice to see
Notice is hereby given that the fullowiiig.
what terms they could get. The first named nettler haw filed notm- of hi- inientioii
make fi.,Hl prool in support <»i hi* i I hihi . and
timeOtii laughed at them ami said he to
that MHid pr»M>f will be made befoie the < ounty
hadn’t .-tarted yet to fight. We had our Clerk of I'tllainook county, wt Tillamook, Ore.,
picture taken in the trenches with all our on August 501,
viz
HOB) k I KH HINOER .
inascotts. Here is the list: One goat, II l{. 95^3, lot
Ihe Sw % of N w >4, Nw 5^ of Sw >4,
one dog, one rooster, one Chinaman and , Kec. 2», se '4 of Nr % and Ne '4 ol Se
Sec. 29,
one Filippino—the Cheno is a cart driver tp. 1 b, R Jo W.
lie names the following witm aaes to prove hi*
ami the native is with the kitchen. It continuous
residence upon and cultivation of
seems like the Hubbard boys arc getting . h:ihJ
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John lleagiiey, of 'Tillamook, Or., Joseph
hell. Company M also. Had three dead
Kodad, of Nrlaits, Or. Ered< Hi k Tomlinson,
of sickness, three killed, three missing and Tillam'Mik
, Oi , William E Pau'- Tillan 00k, Or.
nine wounded. Hubbard boys two (lead,
IL M ookkm , Resister,
two missing and one wounded.
Housewives, do you use the
AUMESVILLE FLOUR ?
If not see that you get some with
your next order.
You will be surprised at the
lightness of your bread.
Strictly First Grade.
We are the sole agents.
J. A. TO) DD & CO
TILiüBMOOK,
ORE
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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 & 15
widths, Buckingham & Hecht Shoes, iii
Black and Tan, for Gents.