Tillamook headlight., June 22, 1899, Image 1

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JUNE 22nd,
1899.
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Is sometimes wrapped in a small bottle,
door was closed against death by a single bottle of medicine.
Doubtless there have been times in your experience when you were convinced that the
Isn't it important, therefore, with such serious matters to be sure ot you druggist ?
I don’t brag of an elaborate “checking” system. Ever}'druggist should check prescriptions carefully. I guide myself just as much
on the quality of my drugs and the careful way in which I prepare my medicines.
I o make 18 carot gold you must have a certain amount of gold.
weights Qnd measures.
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To be truly accurate iu compounding medicines is more than
Chas. I. CLOUGH. The ZR.olieUble Druggist
TlbhAJVIOOK,
OREGON.
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS
B. H. Bunn has a general job shop is has, however, brought tramps, hoboes the awards as follows; In the Academic
provided he made a deed of it to the ci tv
Programme for the Fourth.
Bailey’s building, where he is prepared to and grafters to the city. .
The only course, gold medal, crown and diploma,
It was pointed out that the side walk
do
all
kinds
of
repairs
in
tin,
etc.,
as
well
way
to
advertise
a
city
is
through
the
Miss
Belle
May;
in
the
stenographic
New goods at Mrs. Sturgeon's.
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The following is the programme, thus along tlie property, which was la’d by
as fixturesand fittings neatly done. Work home newspaper. And a homenewspaper course, diploma, Miss Clara Delsman ; far arranged by the committee of manage­ the city, had never been paid for. The
Underwear for ladies and children at guaranteed first class.
matter was left to the city attorney to
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must show in its advertising columns the deportment, premiums, the Misses Belle
Mrs. Sturgeon’s.
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I appearance of prosperity.” This is why May, Clara Delsman and Flora Perkins; ment, for the Fourth of July celebration in vestiga tc._________________
It is kindly requested that all parties | we are putting several hundred dollars highest average in mathematics, pre­ in Tillamook Citv ;
Ready to wear dress skirts and capes have their premises cleared up of all kinds
into a special edition to advertise Tilla­ mium, Miss Belle May ; prize essay, pre­
To the Hebo Poet.
at Mrs. Sturgeon's.
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10 a m.—Grand parade and exercises ;
of debris is the desire of those who have mook county and city, for with a judici- mium merited by the Misses Teresa Cro­
oration bv Hon. W. W. Thayer,
The best lunilier in the city is furnished the sanitary arrangements and fire pro­ [ ous distribution of several thousand nin and Nettie McKinley, which was
When you got my little letter you ran
ex-Governor of Oregon.
tection of the citv to look after.
by the Tillamook Lumbering Co.
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I copies of the home newspaper, gotten up drawn by the latter; highest average iu
away,
1 p.m.—Plug-uglies.
1
to
interest
settlers
with
means,
will
do
B
senior,
premium,
Miss
Flora
Perkins;
O
’er the mountains fled, someone said
The steamer Harrisoncamein Tuesday
A cordial invitation is extended to the
2 p.m.—Races :
more
good
than
paying
advertising
fakirs
highest
average
in
C
junior,
premium,
today
;
evening well loaded with freight as usual members of theG.A.R. to take part in the
Foot race, free for all, best two
Delighted, however, when 1 learned,
for this city.
in three.
Fourth of July celebration. “And it is to distribute a lot cf ficticious trash Master Henry Sanders; highest average
which
induce
tramps
and
hoboes
to
in
grammar
grade
A,
premium,
Miss
Bicycle race, free for all, best two That the Hebo poet had a^ain returned;
Mr. W. H. H. Cary returned on Tues­ confidently expected that they will do ! infest the country.
Helen Anderson; deportment in grammar
! In the “Headlight” he again appeared,
in three.
day on the Harrison after a business trip so,” remarked one of the honored mem­
grade, premium, Master Frank Sanders;
Foot race, boys under 18 years. As always bold, not the least bit skiered.
bers of that distinguished body.
I We hardly knot* whether Captain J. J. proficiency in music, premiums, Misses
to Portland.
He does not deny iny accusation,
Bicycle race,
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Dawson, Tillamook’s weather prophet,
And still defends his reputation.
Mrs. Anna Peterson and family desires should be run out of the country or the Nevada Grayson. Helen Anderson, Mas­
Sack
race
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Mrs. Cooper went out last week to at­
Charles May and Thane Orchard,
Refers with respect to what I say,
Foot nice, girls under 1G years.
tend the commencement exercises at to express their thanks to the many kind citizens kindly invited to pass a ters
But does not propose to amend his way.
friends who showed so much sympathy vote of thanks to him. However, we It is only right we should bestow praise
Slow bicycle race, single dash.
Forest Grove.
The
Sisters,
in
where
praise
belongs,
That’s why, 1 will with the case proceed,
to them in their late sad bereavment, and cannot recommend the former course for
3 p.m.—B.’dl game,
Don't forget Dewey's flagship entering take this means of letting their neighbors his predictions have proved too tarnation conducting this excelleet institution of
And
make it hot for him indeed.
7 p.m —Bicycle parade.
Manila at the Fourth of July celebration know how thoroughly they appreciated correct, so the latter must be the correct learnings, deserve much credit for the
But first I’ll tell what 1 think of you,
Fireworks.
a
progress the pupils
have made in their
in Tillamook City.
And then suggest what you’d better do.
their kindly assistance and condolence.
thing. The eclipse on the 7th inst. hav­ studies,
The Tillamook band will be in attend­ Excuse me, perhaps it is not polite
which
* ‘ di show they are thorough
Superintendent G. B. Lamb went out I
ing brought, as he gave warning that it ! and pratical in their teaching.
ance
all
day.
Lost, on the road south of the cheese would, light rain and frosts, injuring the
To say, that vou arc a hypocrite—
on his bike Saturday over the Grand
The morning parade will consist of the
factory, one spirit level, stamped with
The question of contention on Monday band, liberty car, G.A.R., Dewey’s flag­ A dude, a flirt and a would-be-poet,
Ronde road for Monmouth.
I the letters J. C. W., also three iron screw apple trees in some parts of the county,
Will tell you so plain, that you may
must have emboldened him to make a before the city council—that of using pro­
Buy Champion mowers and horse rakes clamps, two Gin. and one Bin., in a bun- similar prediction. Here it is in a nut­ fane language on the streets—is a matter ship Olympia, Tillamook hose company, 1
know it.
of McIntosh & McNair. When you want del. They were lost from Mr. Chas. Ray's shell; “It will be well for thr people to which needs comment, not that this city grand display by the merchants, car- 1 am sorry to see that you still persist,
wagon. Will the finder inform McIntosh take warning on the night of the 22nd 1 is one wit worse than other cities. The riages occupied by the Mayor and Citv. For yon have surely your calling missed,
farm implements call in and see us.
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& McNair where they can be recovered # June, as the eclipse takes place between I fact is there is too much levity allowed Council and the orator of the day, pro- A-tryiiiL’ in poetry to win fame,
The Tillamook Water Company stock
minent citizens, etc
For bless vour soul, it isn’t worth a d----
was sold last week in Portland to Mr.
We are sorry to have to «'innounce the three and six a m. the 23rd, and cover on the Pacific Coast to those who use
Blit as to your genius, there is no doubt
profane
and
even
disgusting
language,
so
their
tomato,
cucumber
and
other
plants
W. H. Cooper and Dr. W. J. May.
death of Miss Minnie Kimball, daughter
If
you would only make a turn about.
much
so
that
men
have
become
accus-
City
Cotiucil.
that
can
lie
froze
;
early
hay
makers
take
Honestly, I believe indeed,
Street Commissioner Lahmon has been of Mr. and Mrs Kimball, which occurred notice and govern yourselves accordingly, l tomed to it that they pour forth vile
The city council met on Monday even-
____ Asa sheepherder you would better succeed
fixing and cleaning up Main street .which at her parent ’s residence on Friday. The as there is a possibleshow for some heavy epithets as though it w ere the choicest of
deceased young woman had been suffer,
has now a clean looking appearance.
language, hardly realizing to wliat extent ing, with Councilmen 1 E. Tuttle (in the Because «ill what you write and sav,
ing with heart trouble. She was in her rain with it.” Gee wiz, Dawson, have they have allowed themselves to acquire chair), A. J. Cohn and L. Olsen present, Is the same old thing and nothing but—
Mrs Imbler and family returned tothe 20th year. The funeral took place on you formed a trust or a combine at your
and the discussion of a proposed ordi­
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city on Tuesday on the steamer Harri. Saturday, the interment being in the Odd­ station with the elements to make Tilla- the vulgar habit. Even some professing nance to prohibit the use of profane and \\ ith so much wind and so much girt
son after visiting friends at Hood River. fellows’ cemetery. Thus the grim reaper niookers a little more amphibious ? But Christian are not exempt from criticism obscene language took up the time of the As a preacher also you would make a
predict what he may, we defy Prophet in this particular and would do well to
hit.
The dance at the opera house on the has gathered one of our ¿young people Dawson being able to manufacture any­ remember, “Thou «halt not swear,” and c mncilmen. Councilman Tuttle was the
Fourth will be a special feature' of the who had budded into womanhood. The thing like a cyclone to knock the very the Divine warning of taking God’s name fi st to object to the ordinance, but after I hope this advice will not be in vain
parents
and
relativeshave
the
sympathy
celebration.
Everybody cordially in­
stuffin' out of this city as they have been in vain. Because men have become pro­ the matter was argued from several points Although you call me “rattled in brain.”
of tne community in their bereavment.
vited.
fane chronic swearers is one reason why changed his opinion and was in favorofit Someone in Beaver, it’s you I'll bet,
doing to those in the east.
something should be done to check the passing. Counci’.man Colin thought the Advertise “Upper Story, Four Rooms to
Some
war
department
officials
are
re
­
A coat of paint beautifies your home
Let,”
In his remarks at the commencement disgusting habit. We would rather sec city should have an ordinance to prohi­
ported
to
have
admitted
that
the
dis
­
and adds to the value of your property.
exercises at St. Alphonsus academy last a man beastly drunk on the street than bit obscene language. He thought, how­ Which surely is a move so wise,
patches
of
General
Otis
that
have
been
See H. Gessner if you want painting or
we>k. the Rev. Father Schell made one hear a man using low’, filthy language, ever, the ordinance should be modified to That you on that point'are entitled to
paper hanging. '
• 1 withheld indicate that much more fight- remark which greatly concerns the suc­ for
praise.
the latter is the most contemptible. show’ there was evil intent by the per­
i ing is to be expected before the Filipino
Those who subscribed toward building insurgents will accept the American cess of all private and public schools— Surely the English language contains son using profane language, and tena­ But now to business before I close,
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regard to our
trouble I do
ciously
adhered
to
that
through
the
en
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the United Brethren church are kindiv terms of peace. The persistence and that of having good teachers. There is enough strong words to make arguments
propose,
asked to pay the same to Mr. H. G. Davit tenacity of purpose of the rebels has this trouble with our public schools, we persuasive without a conglomeration tire discussion. Councilman Olson at
first thought the ordinance was rather To settle that matter by arbitration,
as soon as possible.
1 proved a great suqfrise to both the ad­ have so many young and inexperienced of all the filthy words which some men strict in its wording and favored having And not continue our present relation,
teachers, consequently pupils do not ad- cannot open their lips without uttering.
ministration
and
the
department.
Many
Department Encampment G.A.R.,con­
vance in their studies as they would Like every bad habit, swearing grow ns it modified, but eventually came to the Or, I'll be willing with out pretense,
vened at McMinnville on Tuesday, Com­ ' of the officials believe that the plan of otherwise with experienced teachers. The on a man after using the big d several conclusion that it would be well to pass To wait a decision of the peace confer­
rade W. T. Dougherty, from Bay City, the reliels was to make a simultaneous reason of this is plain, for school districts times. We have no compunction in say­ the ordinance, and if it did not suit amend
ence
attack upon Manila and on General Mac­
it at some future occasion. A dead lock And declare, that you are fairly beat.
representing Corinth Post.
Arthur’s force near San Fernando, but do not pay enough salary to warrant ing that the man who uses profane and occurred, and the ordinance was left over Expect you are anxious at any rate,
them remaining teachers, hence they disgusting language disgraces civilization
The ball game between Tillamook City no disastrous result of such an attack is ma’ke the profession a stepping stone and lowers the moral tone of any com ( until the next meeting, which is a follows: To know at last what will l»e your fate,
and Bay City, on the latter's ground on expected.
until they can find employment which munity. It may lie impossible to cure
S ec . 1. It shall lie unlawful lor any But. sure you never would go to hell,
Sunday, resulted in a defeat of the former,
We think a number of cyclists are talk-’ will remunerate them better. We advo- those who have long indulged in it, but person or persons to use profane or In the arms of the your loving Nestucca
the score standing 18 to 20.
belle.
ing through their hat when they speak as cate paying teachers good salaries, who for the sake of refinement, culture and obsene language on any street, alley or
Charley Reynolds is in his glory mak­ though it would take but an insignifi­ have experience to commend them. If purer conversation, is it not time some­ highway, or in any public place or
ing arrangements for the Fourth of July cant sum to construct a bicycle path be­ this was the aim of most school directors thing was done to protect the rising gen­ assemblage, within the corporate limits
celebration, and his particular attention tween Tillamook and Bay City. In all they would be living more up to the eration from acquiring the jiernicious of Tillamook City, in Tillamook County,
United stiitrn Land Office,
probability they have had no experience spirit of our public school system. Most habit ? Men would become better citi­ Oregon.
is turned just now to the plug-uglies.
Oregon city, Oregon,
S ec . 2. Profane language is hereby
or insight how a path should be built, directors have to take into consideration zens, husbands, fathers,and not so quar­
June 17!li, 1*99.
The four-horse stage on the N. Yamhill esjiecially in this county where the rain­ the time they can keep the school running relsome, if they would put the breaks on defined to be, the taking of the name of Norm: is II krf . rv G iven , 1 lint the up-
proved fraction»«! plat of 'township 2 Norin,
mail route was put on Tuesday for the fall is about 120 inches a year. Several with the money at their disposal, and, when they feel like cursing and swearing God in vain, or any irreverent or disre. Range o West , Inis been received fi oin the Pur­
convenience of passengers, and from now things are necessary to make a path that invariably, they elongate it by employing We hope the city dads will not quibble stiectful use of the flame of God, or of veyor General of Oregon, and on
AUGI’Vr u»t. iH«^,
until fall travel over that road will be will be substantial First, a good grade an inexperienced teacher at a small salary. any longer with that ordinance, for the that of cither menilier of the Holy Ar 90'clock H.m
of said date, said plat will he
heavy.
with the drainage properly attended to. We may be wrong in our ideas, but we gentleman who uses gentlemanly lan­ Trinity ; and obscene language is hereby filed in Ous office, and the and therein etn
Second, a foundation of rock—and plenty ' would rather see pupils put under the in­ guage need never fear being arrested for defined to be, any language that is foul, braced will be subjict to entry, on and after
Go to the Pacific Ltimlier Co.'s vard if of it—then several inches of coarse gravel struction of an experienced teacher tor using proper language. These remarks or that tends to deprave or corrupt the »aid date.
C har . B. R oohis Register.
you want lumber. The number of teams well rolled down, and over this several three months rather than four months may touch some people in tender spots, morals.
W m G alloway , Receiver.
hauling lumber from there proves that inches of fine gravel. Figure it out what under one inexperienced.
Sec. 3. Any person or |>ersons who
but until they can convince us that ob­
people have found out where to get a this will cost to construct |>er mile and
shall
violate
the
provisions
of
section
The second annual commencement at scene language is elevating and refining,
NOTICE FOR I't Bl.I' ATION
good class of lumber.
then one can get at an approximate St. Alphonsus Academy on Thursday they must not take exceptions to what one of this ordinance shall be deemed
Land office at O rgon City. Or.,
guilty of a misdemeanor and upon con­
June 15th. 1M79.
estimate
of
the
cost
of
constructing
a
All parties knowing themselves to be
brought together quite a large audience. we have stated.
Notice
I
a hereby given that the following-
viction
thereof
shall
be
punished
bv
a
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indebted to the Tillamook Lumbering bicycle path to Bay City.
The programme, as published in our
named
Bettler
ha*
H!«<l
iroiicu
his intention
fine of not less than one dollar nor more to in a k<- final pi oof ill mi poor t of of his
< lai n, and
Co. arc requested to call and settle the
The Astoria Herald, in a two column last issue, was nicely gone through,
than ten dollars, and in default of the that said proof will be inane before th'- Register
same either in cash or by note before article on advertising the resources oftbat showing that the pupils had l»ccn well
payment of such fine shall lie imprisoned and Receiver, at Oregon City, Oi., on July 29th,
Real Eâtate Trans fera.
Jtilv 1st.—G. O. N olan .
city, says: “During the past three years trained ; in fact, from the opening chorus
it the jail of Tillamook Citv for such a 1H99, viz ( II AR I.EH E FOSTER
to the farewell, piece alter piece fi ¡lowed
"Don't vou know Lisk ?" Well, he's the there has been contributed by Astoria in rapid succession with mechanical pre­ June 19—Sophie Backers to A. W. Wright period as will liquidate such fine at the II K. 10095. lot the he % of hec 4, Tp 5 N, R.
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genius who manufactures tinware that people to outside publications over $10,- cision, which drew forth the plaudits of
N tji of S. Vj and Ne. ’ * of sec. 17, tp. rate of two dollars |>er day.
H«- narna the f dlowlng witneRRe* toprove
Mr. H. G Davis addressed the council. hbeonlintiouR residence upon and cultivation
1 S. R. 8. W.
,
will not rust. Mr.J. E. Tuttle is thesole 000 for advertising Astoria. What good the audience
All
the
pupils
acquitted
agent in Tillamook, and has just received has it accomplished ? It has not brought themselves well, carrying out their parts June 19—Lizzie White to H. H. Broolen He claimed that the property he had of Maid lu”d, viz
Corcoran, of M iahawaka. fir ; M Bottom,
Sw. «/» of Ne. 1Sc. 11 of Nw. '/, and bought next tothe school house included of lohn
a large consignment of these goods, in­ one penny of capital to Astoria. It has without the least embarrasment. Miss
t hinook. Wash J M Feely and I». W Feely,
lots 1 sec. 32, ami 9 of sec. 31, tp. 4 the street on the north side, and he was of Olney, Or.
cluding rustless boilers, kettles, coffee and not brought one manufacturing institu­ Belle May deserves praise for the
C har . B M oomkr , Register.
wanting the council to pay him for that
S. R. 10 W.
tea pots, pans, in fact, everything in the tion to Clatsop county. It has not
1 brought one farmer to buy our lands ; it valeditory. Father J. Schell distributed
tinware line.
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