Tillamook headlight., August 17, 1899, Image 1

THE HEADLIGHT
JOB PRINTING
IS THE
Newiest, Brightest and .
Leading Newspaper of
Tillamook County.
ÍJ
OFFICIAL COUNTY AND CITY f
NEWSPAPER.
f
;> ;
Patronize Local Industries and all J
Home Print Newspaper.
K
BILL HEADS.
LETTER HEADS.
ENVELOPES.
LEGAL BLANKS.
BUSINESS CARDS.
VISITING CARDS.
SHOW CARDS.
BILLS & POSTERS.
Guaranteed First Class at
Reasonable Prices.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON,
$1.50 per year,
AUGUST 17th, 1899
CAMERAS and KODAKS!
I now have in stock a full assortment of Vive Mechanical Plate
Changing Cameras, also a full line of Daylight Loading Vivas.
Haven’t you decided yet uuhieh one
to buy ?
I earry a full line of popular priced
instruments, ranging from $2.50
upuuard.
All instruments hold from 12 to 36 plates.
Fully guaranteed to do as good work as samples shown.
In addition, I sell the Ray, Quickshot and Cyclones.
It costs nothing to inspect these instruments. Come and have a
look at them.
Vive M.P.C
FOR
Druggist, Tillamook
Let Tillamook Exhibit.
in his usual avocation—that of bellyach­ towns many times the siz^of Tillamook.
ing. A boor’s cheap claptrap, as the —Ocean Wave.
The Port of Tillamook Commission
SEE THE
citizens are aware, never amounts to
sent out this week the following circular
anything, but a soured and disgruntled Here’s a Chance for Tillamook.
Illustrated and Descriptive
letter to a number of farmers :
newspaper will never help to advertise
Special Edition
Here is something which should inter­ Offices of the Port of Tillamook Coni-
the
county
or
be
an
inducement
to
bring
OF
tinsHon.
est dairymen and the creamery compan­
new settlers here.
Tillamook, Oregon,
ies of Tillamook county. A news para,
The Tillamook Headlight.
Aug. 14th, 1899.
Tillamook county has lost another old graph in the Oregonian says: “A lot of
D ear S ir ,—There is to be an attempt
and respected settler in the person of Mr. choice creamery butter is now being put
This edition was issued to give a
I made to send an exhibit to the State
more concise idea of the resources
Josiah Biggs, who died on Tuesday at up by one of the dairies in this city for
Fair from this county this year. We
of Tillamook County and is full of
Barnegat. The deceased gentleman had shipment to Manila.
It is packed in want to make as good a showing ns
useful information, besides being
Ixen failing in health the past twelve large jellv glasses, having glass covers,
profusely illustrated with attrac­
possible of the grasses, woods, honey
tive pictures specially prepared
The band boys will give a social enter­ months. He was born in Ohio in Feb- which will lx hermetically sealed, and and other products of the county. The
B. H. Bunn has a general job shop in
■
ruary
6th,
1823,
and
was
raised
in
for this edition.
the whole packed in salt. Inside the collection will be made here and will then
Bailey’s building, where he is prepared to tainment Friday evening of next week.
do all kinds of repairs in tin, etc., as well As the band boys have afforded a good Indiana. From Indiana he went to cover of each is the card of the manu­ be sent to Salem and afterwards possi­
PRICE
-
-
ioc. Each.
as fixturesand fittings neatly done. Work deal of free amusement to the citizens, it Kansas, and from there to California in facturer, Portland Or., and a guarantee bly to the Portland Exposition. Every
Wrapped for mailing and on sale at the ‘ guaranteed first class.
is hoped this entertainment will lx liber­ 1872. Three years later he came to that the contents are of the finest qual­ thing should be in this city by the 1st of
•
Tillamook county and took up govern­ ity, and contain no chemicals or impuri­
Headlight Office, Tillamook City, Or.
September.
i Mr. C. E. Reynolds returned to the city ally patronized, thus showing apprecia­
ment land. He was married four times ties of any nature. A small shipment
Will you kindly assist by letting all
i on Saturday from Eastern Oregon where tion for their efforts toentertain the pub­
and
raised
ten
children,
four
of
whom
of this butter, made some time ago, w ent the farmers know of this and ask them
lic.
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS. l he had gone with a view of finding a
are now living. He was at one time a off like hot cakes in Manila in competi­
to send whatever they can that is worthy
The editor goes out on the next boat to
suitable location. He visited Baker City,
county assessor in Kansas and was tion with the Danish butter heretofore
of exhibition.
attend
the
Oregon
Press
Association
and
Sumpter
and
other
cities.
Dr. Wise, resident dentist.
*
agent in Tillamook county for the Home used there, which is supposed to be the
Wool should lx sewed onto a card
will lx gone about a week, leaving the
The two applicants for examination
Mutual Insurance company. The de­ finest made. Butter is now produced in in bunches and the bunches labeled with
High mass at the Academy on Sunday
“imps” in charge of the sanctum sanc-
before the board of examiners last week
ceased was a member of the 1.0.0.F. and Oregon w hich cannot,be surpassed by any
morning.
the kind of wool and the number of days
I torum. As long as we don’t have to
How we did pity the campers this week secured certificates, viz. : Miss Madaline , mop the floor on our return with more also a member of the Christian Church, Dane or Swiss on earth, and lxfore long growth, that is the length of time since
where
the
funeral
services
were
con
­
Wade,
first
grade,
Tillamook
;
David
there will be a market in the Philippines the wool was sheared.
battling with Tillamook dew drops.
than a dozen parties on the w ar path we
ducted on Wednesday by Rev. H. B. for a large quantity of this and other
Baxter, second grade, Dolph.
Honey should consist of a small box
don't care, but a baker’s dozen would lx
Wise Bros., dentists, will keep their
Morgan, and the remains buried in the products of Oregon.” Now if a Portland
If you have a model and attractive one too many.
or two from each man with his name.
office open constantly from this on. *
I.O.O.F.
cemetery,
a
delegation
from
creamery can put up and ship butter for
farm, saw mill, logging camp or any
Grasses should be tied up in sheaves
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cohn returned on
Archbishop Christie is expected in the that order attending the funeral. The the Philippines it cannot discount Tilla­
other industry have it photographed and
with the owner’s name
Monday from a visit to San Francisco.
citv
today
for
the
purpose
of
inquiring
deceased was instrumental in getting the mook creameries if this county is given
3end a copy to the Headlight with some
We think that in most cases the mail
into the estrangement between Father road built from ^outh Prairie to Netarts. an opportunity to do the same instead
Mr. G. 0. Nolan left for Portland particular« for descriptive article.
I carriers should be willing to defiver
Jos. Schell and the Catholics in this city
on Monday, going out over the Forest
of shipping butter from Tillamook this these packages at Tillamook City as a
The North Yamhill stage broke down and county, the latter not only having
Grove road.
winter, with irregular shipping facilities, matter of public benefit. Your kind assis­
Wednesday at the zig-zag and the mail notified Father Schell that they will not They Admire Tillamook’s Special.
would it not lx well for the creamery tance in the matter will be appreciated.
Dr. Ta torr will be in Tillamook city,
—
was brought in that evening on horse support him, but have determined to
at the Larsen house, on August 17th, to
Mr. Henry E. Reed, exchange editor of companies of this county to make some
The officers of the State Agricultural
I back. The passengers were taken to the quit attending church as long as Schell is
the Oregonian, writes : “Kindly mail me investigations with a view to ascertain­ College will hold a Farmers’ Institute in
remain one week.
i toll gate and brought to the city today. in charge of the parish.
a jxrsonal copy of your splendid sjxcial ing if it would not lx more profitable to Tillamook City on First Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Shanahan take
compete in this trade than be subject to after the 4th Monday in August, when
As a number ofcopies of the H eadlight edition.’’
their departure this week, going out on I The steamer Elmore came in on Mon-
* * *
I day night and left again on Tuesday. are sent to parties in the east who
the loss they have to stand in winter two days will lx devoted to discussing
the next steamer.
The
editor
of
the
Cathlamet
Gazette
Captain Schrader exjxets to be back contemplate fixating in this county, and
time through the delay in getting their papers on farming and dairying. See
Mr. and Mrs. A. Watt left on Tuesday
again on Friday so he can return to As­ to still further help to advertise the coun­ writes: “Brother Baker,—Let me con­ product to the Portland market ? We be­ further particulars of this interesting
for a short visit to Eugene, going out by
toria in time for the regatta there next ty, the editor expects to make final ar. gratulate you on the illustrated edition, lieve it would enrich Tillamook dairy­ event in the fixal pajxrs.
the Grand Rounde road.
it is a dandy.”
men thousands of dollars this winter if
week.
rangements with a San Francisco firm
* * *
The Free Methodist camp meeting at
Meetings will be held at the Adventist to prepare pictures of Tillamook scenery,
The Tillamook Headlight’s illustrated they can pack their butter in this way,
S. S. Convention.
Bay City is post-poned until the 24th of Church, conducted by Ehler T. H. Star­ industries, etc., which will appear from
and descriptive edition is one of the neat­ not only in transportation, but in the
The
annual
convention of the Tilla­
August on account of the rain.
buck, commencing Friday evening, Au­ time to time in the H eadlight , with est, newsiest and most complete publica­ top prices they will always lx able to mook County Sablmth School Associa­
command
here
in
Tillamook.
This
is
a
We understand Portland wholesale gust 25, and will continue Saturday and descriptive articles.
tions ever gotten out in Oregon, and
tion will convene ut the Christian
matter which requires immediate atten­
merchants predict butter will fetch a high 3unday,to which the public is invited to
Amongst the letters reaching this office Transcript congratulates Bro. Baker on
Church in Tillamook City, at 10 o'clock
tion,
for
every
person
with
business
in
­
price in that city this winter.
his
effort.
—
Valley
Transcript.
attend.
on Monday inquiring about Tillamook
u.m., Friday, September 1st, 1809.
stinct
will
readily
see
that,
taking
every
* * *
Tillamook is not the only place in the
We hope Tillamook City won’t get a county, a person in Missouri wanted to
All friends of the work art Hivited to
The Tillamook Headlight, one of Ore­ thing into consideration, is something
world where it rains.for it (lettered down reputation fora sucker town, for as soon know what is meant by a timlxr claim ;
la- present. Look out for the pro.
gon’s txst local pajxrs, comes out this which this county is wanting, until
in other parts of Oregon this week.
as this is known amongst showmen and another asks, “Arerheumatism, malaria
gramme next week.
facilities are secured for sending Tilla­
Anyone wishing repairs for mowers in those whose aim is to make easy liveli- and typhoid fever prevalent?’’ while the week with a handsome souvenir edition,
lfy order ol committee,
mook butter daily to market.
descriptive
of
its
town
and
county
the way of sections, guards, guard plates , hood without working, look out for other wanted the editor to interview the
G. B.'L amb ,
Tillamook's timlxr, dairying and fishing
or knife heads can get them at W. H H. , punk shows.
Secretary, pro. tern.
city dads and find out from them ’'what
Notice.
interest* are well written up, and the
Cary’s.
* | Inj'enewing his subscription, D. W. A. inducement they will give for a large
articles are nicely illustrated with half­
The wives, daughters and sisters of
Card of Thanks.
The best mower on the market for sale R
oby, o
Robv.
of f Naugatuck, Conn., writes : “ I, Ixe business,” in the city.
tone pictures.
This edition should Ex-Union Soldiers and all lady friends of
at Cary’s hardware store. He has the for one of your subscribers, appreciate
Tillamook,
Aug. Kith, 1899.
Mr. William P. Beard, of Greenville, prove of great value in advertising the
exclusive agency for The McCormick tjIC manv improvements you have made Washington county, and Miss Carrie E advantages of that thriving county.— the G.A.R. arc requested to meet on Sat­
Through the Headlight «nd the kind­
urday,the 19thof August,in Todd's hall,
ties* of it* editor, I take thU way of
Mower.
, in the paper since taking hold of it, and Lovewcll, of Nehalem, were married by Polk County Observer.
at 2 o’clock P.M., for the purpose of
thanking all who so kindly assisted in
Rubbers, mackintoshes and gum boots I shall continue to give von my support." Justice T. H. Goy tie on Tuesday. This
* * *
organizing a Woman’s Relief Corps.
getting me a wheel. Friends, J appre­
were greatly in demand owing to a long
This office has received a copy of the
To C orrespondents —- We are not fur­ happy young man. should heever diverge
ciate your kiiidne** and hope it will lx a
and Unexpected visit and downpour of nishing copies of the special edition to one iota from his marriage vow, should special edition of the Tillamook Head-1
Notice to the Public.
source of comfort and pleasure tome;
Tillamook mist.
settlers free to send to their friends in the lx reminded of his wife’s maiden name. light which has Ixen placed in our
The order» taken by Chas. Clark and and Mr. Pierce, I thank him for the in­
It will make the oldest settlers scratch east, consequently the lists of names sent We are not acquainted with the happy archieves for future reference. To say
terest he han taken, and should the time
their craniums to tell what year in the us will be placed on one side until suffi couple, but we hope they will love well the most in a few words it is a work of John Day for enlarged portraits for the
past ages Tillamook county had so much cjent money is sent us to pay for the ' and have a long life of happiness.
art and Mr. Baker deserves the greatest Chicago Portrait Co. have never been ever come that I can return the kindnew,
you may rest assured I shall not forget
The citizens of Tillamook county and praise for effort put forth in making it turned over to that company. They have
papers.
wet weather in August.
him.
Respectfully,
been
fraudulently
sold
to
another
party,
Mr. W. E Page, the second-hand store city are not indebted to our con tempo, what it is. The Ixantiful half-tone cuts of
Albert E. Kern, manager of Nachrich-
C has . II. M illkk .
consequently
the
Chicago
Portrait
Com
­
different
view*
gives
the
outside
world
an
rary
for
one
cent
’
s
assistance
in
helping
man.
sent
eighteen
copies
of
the
special
ten, a German newspaper published in
pany
cannot
fill
the
order».
Parties
idea
of
the
scenery
of
Tillamook
county.
to
publish
the
special
illustrated
and
Portland, was in the city on Tuesday and edition to different parties in the East.
Notice.
How’s that for helping advertise Tilla­ descriptive edition of the resources of The descriptive articles are very interest wishing to recover their pictures should
left that evening on the Elmore.
Mr« C. N. Drew will take a limited
' Tillamook, hence, as is customary with ing and are exactly as represented. We call upon Mr. Miller at the Tillamook
Mr. D. Case and Mr. and Mrs. A. K. mook ? That shows Mr. Page to be a
J. M. W oodbuff ,
number of scholars or teacher« to bourd
chronic fault-finders aud quibblers over must say that the work in an good or hotel.
wide-awake
business
man,
for
he
knows
Case and three children, from Chicago.
Manager Chicago Portrait Co. during the next term ol school.
trivial matters,the Pug editor is engaged better than that put out of offices in
to settle in Tillamook a good thing directly he sees it.
came in today
t
TILLAMOOK RESOURCES,
county, being relatives of Mr. W, E.
The business of the Home Mutual In-
Page.
surance Company, formerly conducted
Tillamook County Teachers’ Associa­ by Stephens & Biggs, will in future be
tion will hold an institute at Woods on looked after in this county by Mr. J. S.
•
Saturday, when considerable of the time Stephens.
will be devoted to discussing the State
J. A. Todd & Co.’s tarn pie book for
course of study.
Oregon clothing has arrived, and they
Go to the Pacific Lumber Co.’s yard if can serve you with a batter suit for the
you want lumlxr. The number of teams money than any traveling salesman, as
hauling lumlxr from there proves that they have no traveling expenses anti
We guarantee a tit
people have found out where to get a hotel bills to pay.
and will be here to make it good.
good class of lumber.
•
J
THE BEST JUDGES
Concede ours to be the best clothing
for the money.
Our clothing fits, if not, we alter it
nntil it dues.
It is correct in style, the style of to-
not of yesterday.
OUR SUMMER CLOTHING
WHERE DO YOU
ARE
YOU
TRADE?
SATISFIED ?
you Get the Best Goods for your Money,
if not cue uuould ask you to
TRY OUR STORE.
WE DO , NOT SELL AT COST OR BELOW COST, utiles.* it be on some things we wish
We have no baits.
We have do favorites,
to close out.
the best voods we can get, to sell at a reasonable price.
1
. .... ...o.cc
V i.- TLIL'
>xr -THE MARKET.
OTH1NG
AND
SHOES ARE
THE UVCT
BEST r ON
OCR GROCERIES ARE THE CHOICEST STOCK. _ We have Feed uf all kinds.
Cam peri" Supplies constantly on hand. Our Tan Shoes and Straw Hats go at greatly reduced price»
TIILAMOOK
Will stand the rough usage of sea shore
or mountains.
We ha»e the very latest style* in cut
and material at remarkably low prices,
It doesn't cost a cent to come in «nd
look through our line.