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THE HEADLIGHT JOB PRINTING IS THE Newiest, Brightest and Leading Newspaper of Tillamook County. I, HEADS. LETTER HEADS. ENVELOPES. LEGAL BLANKS. BUSINESS CARDS. VISITING CARDS. SHOW CARDS. BILLS & POSTERS. OFFICIAL COUNTV AND CITY NEWSPAPER. Patronize Local Industries and all Home Print Newspa|»er. Vol. XII. Guaranteed First Class at Reasonable Prices. No. 3. TUIAMCCK, OREGON, JOEY 13th, 1899 $1.50 per year, F 0 © © 0 LIFE ! 1 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. Every 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. To make 18 carot gold you must have a certain amount of gold. To be truly accurate in compounding medicines is more than weights and measures. t -ZET, Tlxe ZR,eliSLt>le TDx-u.ggist, TILibflJVIOOK, OREGON- © © 0 R © Sufferings in the Klondike. Owing to the absence of Mr. Hammond i : for them to take advantage of it and in man. We favor the latter idea, although James Kimball pleaded guilty in justice Goyne’s court on Saturday for assault the railway project has been held in a bey- sist upon getting good offers before they we do not pretend to say they are any S eattle , Wash .July 10.—M. Fleming, Delightful weather. better teachers, but when confronted with of Philadelphia, who arrived here tonight on John Latimer, and was fined $15 and atice. On the suggestion of the Astoria I I sell. costs. Progressive Commecial Association, all . Unless some change is made, the plan the question, “Did the late gentleman from Fort Wrangel, Alaska, on the Dr. Wise, resident dentist. * Anyone wishing repairs for mowers in correspondence and newspaper com j 1 now arranged for the Second Oregon is principal make a success of the school ?” steamer Rosalie, is a mute witness of the Eggs 22%c. a dozen at Cohn & Co.’s. the way of sections, guards, guard plates meats have been transcribed and for that the regiment will go to Astoria on one is treading on slipjiery ground when suffering of pros]lectors who rushed to Call and sec the new goods at Page’s Or knife heads can get them at W. H H. warded to Mr. Hammond, along with i the government transports and will then they argue in favor of a gentleman prin the Yukon gold fields over the Edmonton store. • Cary’s. * the suggestion that nothing more can be I | be transferred to the river steamers cipal. However, whatever diversity of route. Mr. Fleming presents a sad sight, The hose company meets this evening I , The best mower on the market for sale done until the route is located. opinion may have existed on this point | chartered by the quartermaster’s depart- being badly bloated with dropsy. He has at Cary’s hardware store. He has the for business. The first and practical step to create a j 1 ment, taken to Portland, and after the we hope it will be laid on one side now gone through great physical and mental Mail closes at 9:30 p.m. for the North exclusive agency for The McCormick lively interest in the public school of this ; reception at Portland will be taken to that the school directors have made their suffering. The successive attacks of Mower. Yamhill stage. district is for the citizens to clear off the j . Vancouver, where they will remain until selection, and if Mrs. Allen is instrumental fever, scurvy, pneumonia and dropsy Dr. Wise is at his office to remain till bonded indebtedness plaster which is on , mustered out. Extensive preparations in bringing the school up to a thorough Cohn & Co. received about 1000 sacks I | have left him in a critical condition, both July 25th. Those who want to see him the school building. If this is allowed to ' are being made at Vancouver barracks state of efficiency, combined with a public physically and mentally. The physical of flour this week. * : before he leaves for Portland should run on the district in a few years will be for the reception and accommodation of interest in the school, the patrons will pain he endures constantly is so severe 5 gallon keg of the best pickles only I call at once. have no cause to complain that the direc confronted with a double problem—that j the Oregon volunteers. Company bar- j that for the past 13 days he has scarcely $1 at Cohn & Co.’s. * 1 A coat of paint beautifies your home of a dilapidated school building and the i racks and officers’ quarters are being re- j tors elected a lady instead of a gentleman slept. After all his sufferings in the Horn, on the 11th inst., to the wife of ■ I and adds to the value of your property. bonded indebtenness confronting it at paired and put in order, and a large , for principal. north he has returned to civilization to Mr. Louis Stavinger. number of service tents arc being erected j By the look of the salaries of the county die. At a late hour to-night he was un- , See H. Gessner if you want painting or the same time. Cohn & Co. sells snath and svthes I paper hanging. A teachers’ institution is to lie held in in the grove in the rear of the barracks, ' assessor and the deputy appointed bv the i able to leave the steamer. cheaper than anyone. * The man or woman who needs glasses the school building of this city on Sat for the accommodation of a portion of county court, there appears to be more His mental condition is such that he money in the deputyship than in the as cannot tell a connected and succinct Pure white lard reduced to 6*4 cents a I and fails to consult Dr Lowe puts a urday morning, which w ill be presided the regiment. pound at Cohn & Co.’s. * j dent in his head where the bump of good over by School Supt G. B. Lamb. As From his One hundred and forty-seven bicycle sessorship. The salary of the assessor story of his experiences. * ; these local institutes are of inestimable tags have been sold in Tillamook county, for June was $66.66 and that of the , rambling sentences it is learned that in Mr. and Mrs. G. 0. Nolan returned to . judgment should be. deputy fixed by the court is $4 a day, or j February, 1898, he started for Dawson the city on Wednesday. Emmett Quick and Fred R Smith took | value to teachers and a source of much or enough to show the absurdity of in double that of the other deputies in the I from Calgary with a party of 14, which Mrs. Cooper returned to the city on possession of the Tillamook hotel Satur edification to patrons of our public cluding this county in the act to tax court house. Now don’t that look a re Was made up at Calgary. The party day, which they have leased from Mr. school, we hope this meeting will 1>e well bicycles. As it will be about doomsday Friday from Forest Grove. markably strange contrast when the had 80 horses, and it was captained by attended and a lively interest taken in before this county canever expect to con Dr. and Mrs. Wise came in on Monday Wist for twelve months. other deputies in the court house are re John Mason, an old Californian, whom struct a bicycle path of any length from 1 the discussions. | Harness, leather, lace leather, and by the steamer from Portland. ceiving $50 to that of $133.33 bv the Fleming formerly knew in Colorado. Married, on Sunday, in Tillamook city, bicycle tax money, why should the pre A tine lot of second hand furniture just shoe thread, wire harness needles, awls, officials. Surely, if the county court is Mason was drowned in the Nelson river. sent generation of bicyclists in this coun by the Rev. F. II. Neff, at the home of received at W. E Page's store. * , shoe nails and all kinds of shoe filling consistent, the other deputies have a per A Bulgarian named Walley was acci ty be compelled to pay a tax every year the bride’s parents, Mr. Gust Nelson to j at lowest prices at Page’s. The excavation for the new Presby- for the convenience of the next genera fect right to ask that their wages be dentally shot and killed by a Frenchman Miss Luella Ford. The happy couple left B. II. Bunn has a general job shop in te inn church wascompletedonTuislay. tion of bicyclists ? This is directly oppo raised to the same ratio as that of the at Hell Gate, on the Lower Liard river. 1 Bailey’s building, where he is prepared to later in the day for Hobsonville, where assessor and his deputy. We do not for Three others of the party died at Dense Campers are beginning to make their Mr. Nelson is sawyer in the Truckee saw’ site to the system in vogue. When a do all kinds of repairs in tin, etc., as well one moment contend that the deputy lake of scurvy. Fleming could not re appearance now that the weather is fine. mill. Both have a large number of inti- ■ school district needs money it shirks out , as fixtures and fittings neatly done. Work i assessor is receiving too much salary for call their names, neither could he give the of paying by bonding the district, thus mate friends, who wish them a long life Mr. C Reynolds left on Monday for guaranteed first class. the work he has to perform, but it is the names of any mem tiers of the party. The leaving the next generation to foot the Lewiston, Idaho, in searchof anew loca 1 Go to the Pacific Lumber Co.’s yard if of happiness and prosperity. The bride inconsistency in the proportion cf one surviving members cut a trail for. 500 is a daughter of Mr. A. A. Ford, of this bill. Why, then, can’t the bicyclists do tion. • you want lumber. The number of teams the same thing and enjoy some of the deputy’s salary to another which calls miles through the underbrush. For four Hay ropes, hay forks, rarpoon forks, hauling lumber from there proves that city. pleasures of a bicycle path if they ha veto for comment. In answer to a ¡»ertinent months they lived on short rations. There is a misunderstanding with some brush.hooks, etc., for sale at Cohn & people have found out where to get a pay taxes lor it ? But to lie more seri and sarcastic letter in regard to raising Nearly all their horses died, and much of bicyclists who are under the impression Co.’». good class of lumber. ous, would it not be wise on the part of some of the county officials salaries and their equipment was lost. that because they did not pay their tax Mr. C. N. Drew leaves Friday to attend Captain Mason was drowned about the board of county commissioners not to lowering that of the assessor at the last I have a large stock of all kinds of by the 15th of last month they will have session of the legislature a correspondent August 4, while trying to take some the grand lodge of the A.O.U.W. at The se.' ind hand goods, which I bought at a enforce the bicycle tax law ? to pay $2.25. It costs only $1.25 if the wishes us to inform him for what pur horses across the river in a scow. Dalles. bankrupt sale in Portland for spot cash, Why send East for goods w hen a better tax is paid to the tax collector, but $1 Fleming says from the moment they Mrs. J. A. Todd returred to the city and will sell the same at prices that will more if bicyclists are caught riding with article and at less money can be bought pose this was done. This we are unable to do, for we have failed to find out who started out on the trail their sufferings \V. E. P age . on Monday after visiting relatives at surprise the natives. out a tag. Some who have bought of the merchants in Tillamook city ? It concocted the idea of tinkering with cer began. They opened a trail and bridged McMinnville. I Dr. D. A. Watters, presiding elder of wheels since the 15th ha ve had an idea is surprising how some people will trade tain officials salaries and for what pur streams and swamps for 600 miles. In the Salem district of the M.E. church, is “Hotel, sir!’’ It makes the hotel keep they did not have to pay the tax, but with home merchants when they have pose, although the gossips have done so. the latter part of Octolier they lost their ers hustle now there's a loaf between in the city and lectured on Wednesday they will find out their mistake if found no ready cash, but as soon as they have Perhaps those who pulled the strings outfits, while floating down Liard river evening, his subject being “Over the sea riding without a tag. they willsend to other cities and states for three of them. can give some light on the why and the in a boat. Thej procured another boat Tillarm ok lodge,No. 57, A.F. & A.M , to Blarney castle.” The TUiamook Logging Company last what they want. This is not fair on the wherefore, so that we can appease this th At was also wrecked. For 36 hours forwarded to Portland $10 toward the ; Dr. Lowe, the eyesight specialist ar week closed a contract for furnishing ! local merchants. It is just the same w ith warmed-up correspondent. they stood in the snow on the bank of rived on Tuesday. If you want perfect the Truckee Lumlier Company with 24 the home newspajier, some jieople can monument fund. the river, unable to go either way on not afford to support it because they sub Acme Health Koffv at Cohn & Co.’».Try glares adjusted to your eyes see him fet million feet of logs. The price is not made account of high banks. The thermometer Oregon Boys Arrive. scribe for so many eastern papers. When n can.it’sdelicious and the most healthful n :e in Dr. Wise’s office, as he leaves for public, but the deal involves certainly stood at 45 degrees I k -I ow zero. The it comes to giving $50 or a $100 to help I Portland next Wednesday, the 19th « over one hundred thousand dollars. The drink you can get. When they The Second Oregon Regiment arrived party was badly frozen. build county roads, a subscription to a The steamer Harrison crossed in over affair occupied the time of President reached Crow river they found themselves Call and see the big bargains in crock at San Francisco this (Tnursday) morn. Fourth of July celebration, a church, or out of provisions again. Six of them ery and bed room sets, stoves and tin the bar on Monday and came up to the Haslett of the Truckee Co., and the 1 some charitable cause, the merchants of _________________ officers of the Logging Co. not over an city the next day. Captain Schrader went seven days and only one cup of ware at W. E. Page's. * this city are unusually liberal. But we left today in the Elmore, the Harrison hour, but the performance of the contract tea between them. They killed and ate Mrs. Henry Alderman returned to the Card of Thanks. fail to perceive where Montgomery, having to be beached to repair hor pro will require considerable more time, and W hen they reached 1 their last dog. city on Friday after several weeks visit Ward & Co. have ever given this county will give loggers plenty of work until the peller. Mr. and Mrs. W. Kimball and family Dense lake, Fleming became so ill that with friends in Portland. a cent for road or other purposes like the he determined to return. Dropsy had For the benefit of the farmers during contract is filled. local merchants have. Patronize home desire to express their gratitude to the Perhaps Martin Smith cleared out of the haymaking season, Mr. B. C. Lamb We are reliably informed that a Till»- numerous friends who showed so much set in and his limbs were useless, Ilin stores and enterprises by all means, and the city just in time to save himself from will give a daily weather forecast for the moot farmer sold his young stock this companions procured a horse for him, don’t send your money away to buy a kindness and assistance during the a good deal of public scandal. sickness of the late Miss Minnie Kimball and with great difficulty he rode 90 miles next twenty-four hours on the bulletin week to some of , the numerous rattle big in a poke from some eastern house. Geo. K. Rogers, head organizer of the board in front of his store as indicated by buyeifl ifi the county for $10 a head. and for the expressions of consolation in to Telegraph creek From there he was At a meeting of the school directors on their bereavement. I This proves beyond a doubt that young taken to Wrangel in a canoe. Fleming oodmen of the World, will lec.ure in the barometer he has in his store. Saturday, .Mrs. E. T. Allen was elected says lie does not know what will become ------------ . - “ this city next Tuesday evening. A game of base ball was played in the stock is hard to get hold of this year to of the rest of the party. Some of them Wanted. Mrs. Stoddard came in on thestage on city on Sunday between the home team send to Montana, consequently the cat principal of the public school. There was he thinks, will come back at once, ns a diversity of opinion in the city as to T uesdav from Portland on a visit to her an(| gay city, which resulted in a tie. 22 tle buyers are hustling pretty hard to get Reasonable Board for man and wife, they can never get through to Dawson. We chronicle the propriety of electing a lady as princi parents, Mr. and Mrs. Latimer. ! tal ies being scored on either side. On hold of young stock. He says he often passed men dragging these fact« so that Tillamook farmers pal, quite a number favoring, and, jier- early part of August, for two weeks or sick men on sleds toward civilization. Misses Lulu and Liona Hunt came in another innings Wng may comprehend the situation, and now haps, with good reason, that it wotdd longer, close to ocean.—Address at once, The next steamer from Wrangel, he over the Forest Grove road from Port were defeated, the city team coming out I there is a good demand for young stock have been better to have elected a gentle- Mrs. Brown, 368 16th st., Portland, Or. thinks, wdl bring a number of sick. victors. land on their bikes on Wednesday. TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS. Second Grand Prize Offer $150 GIVEN flUJRY $150. One Barrel of Flour given acuay every Saturday night Appreciating the very liberal patronage given in the past six months, we have determined to make our Second Prize Distribution to our many customers , Commencing on Julv 4th, we will give One Ticket with each One Dollar s cash purchase and to the W. hniriina the hiahest number of tickets received during the week commencing July loth from pur- E S hy thai Ar~„. .ill K «¡r. Two Sack, of Aume.vilk Floor, to the two homing the next highest number will be given one sack each The Grand Distribution. Sept. 30th, 1899, I »99, will be made in our hall over the Store. 68 PRIZES IN ALL $25 to 25 cents. TODD & CO