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Vol. XII.
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No. IO.
TILLAMOOK,
Can you afford to
juggle with yourLife
by not being sure of
your Druggist?
OREGON,
Í1.50 per year.
AUGUST 31st, 1899.
C hemist .
D ispensing
Fifteen Years’ Ex­
perience in the Retail
Drug Business.
CHAS. I. CLOUGH,
DRUGGIST
Dealers in the Purest Chemicals.
Agent for the Morse
Electric Belts. Best
belt in the word at
1-5 ordinary cost.
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS
AND
PHARMACIST.
Freshest Chemicals and Best Assortment of sundries in the county, at most reasonable prices.
receipts are filled absolutely as they are written, without a hair’s breath variation.
TILLAMOOK,
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Dr. Wise, resident dentist.
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Go to the Pacific Lumber Co.’s yard if
The court-house is receiving a coat of you want lumber. The number of teams
paint.
hauling lumber from there proves that
Commissioner Ray was in the city on people have found out where to get a '
good class of lumber.
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Tuesday.
Physicians’ pre criptions and family
OREGON.
to oyer $2500. There was an insurance year after the association’s visit to Ash-
l laud.
of $600 on the barn.
Cameras and photo­
graphic supplies; all
latest improvements,
$2.50 up.
Tillamook City Public School.
The public school at Tillamook City
wil| open September fourth. Among
the regulations recently adopted by the
directors are the following ;
| Children under six years of age will
not be admitted.
' Pupils will not be admitted to the
primary department after the expiration
oftwo weeks from the beginning of the
current term.
Regular attendance will be required of
all pupils, and those wlio are absent
without sufficient excuse will be liable to
suspension.
Pupils from outside the district will be
charged tuition as follows: $3 per half-
year for each pupil in any grade below
the eighth, and $5 per half-year for each
pupil in any other grade.
Mr. E. A. Snyder came in on Tuesday
“ 1 guess I can’t tell Tillamook farmers
anything about cheese making,” re- on the stage. He has just returned from
marked one of the professors of the Alaska.
Articles of incorporation of the Ne-
Oregon Agricultural College after tasting
B. H. Bunn has a general job shop in the cheese while dining at the toll gate haHni Packing Company were filed for
Mr. W. W. Curtiss left on Monday for
Bailey’s building, where he is prepared to I on his way in on Tuesday. “No,” said record in the county clerk’s office at
Portland.
do all kinds of repairs in tin, etc., as well ■ another professor and a connoisseur of A toria. The incorporators are: Samuel
Mrs. Eddy returned home on the stage
as fixtures and fittings neatly done. Work that article, “there’s a flavor and a rich- Elmore. W. G. Gosslin and John T.
on Saturday.
guaranteed first class.
* i ness in Tillamook cheese which cannot Lighter, and the capital stock is $50,000,
The board of county commissioners
Kinney’s and Wist’s canneries have both i be found in that manufactured in other divided into 500 shares of $luO each.
meet next week.
| The principle office of the company is to
been sold to a combine and w ill lie oper­ places.’’
Those new dress skirts at Mrs. Stur­ ated together. Mr. E. C. E. Wist will
I be in Astoria, and its objects are to buy
I The sum available for the improve-1
geon’s are going fast.
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probably retain a large block of the stock meat of Tillamook bay and bar is $24,. and sell fish and to operate canneries
and sawmills.
Mr. A. J. McNair is having the electric and continue his interest in the manage­ 1597.
Proposals for constructing the
light put in his residence.
ment.
I short spur dikes provided for in the ap-1 It is the opinion of Dr. James Withy-
Mr. Arthur Beals left for Portland on
The new steamer Ann Irene came into proved project and for making repairs combe, of the agricultural college, that
the Harrison on Tuesday.
the bay under tow’ from Astoria on Sat- to other dikes built in past years were the damage to the wheat by rain is ovei-
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Born, on the 25th inst., to the wife of urday evening. She immediately went opened on July 18, and the proposal of estimated. After minute examinatu n
on to the regular route on the bay and G. O. Nolan, of Tillamook City, Or , was of several fields, he ventured the opin on |
Mr. F. R. Smith, a daughter.
Card of Tlianka.
that were grain in the sh«>ck had Isen |
Miss Rose Weatherly returned to her will also tow logs for the Tillamook accepted. He was to enter upon his con­
properly
cared
for
during
the
rainy
spell,
wish
to extend our thanks to the
We
Logging
Co.
in
August.
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Captain
Hart
’
s
tract early
home in Portland on Tuesday.
99 percent would be saved. There would friends who kindly sympathised with us
report.
Mr.
Geo.
Himes,
secretary
of
the
Ore
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Corsets, corset waists and underwear
of course, be loss w here shocks had not in our late bereavement, and to those
gon Historical Association, having seen
Rev. W. S. Holt, D.D., Synodical1 been rebuilt or where bundles were al­ who so kindly assisted us through the
just received at Mrs. Sturgeon’s.
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a copy of the special edition of the Head­ Missionary of the Presbyterian church
Mr. Henry Aiderman is having the
lowed to lie for a considerable time on sickness, and with the burial of our son,
light, requested the editor to furnish in Oregon, will lie in this city Thursday,
the ground. There w ould l»e loss also in Julius Sudtke.
electric lights put in his residence.
him with a copy to place with the September 7, and will hold a Prepatorv
fields where the forest growth prevented
M r . and M rs . A ugust S udtke .
Wise Bros., dentists, will keep their archieves ofthat association.
service in the court house on the even­ free circulation of wind. One of the
office open constantly from this on. *
Private Charles Newman, of the Second ing of that day, and in Bay City Presby­ worst features of the damage is believed
Public Spirited Citizens.
Mr. Morris Leach is having electric Oregon, came in oil the steamer Sunday terian church on the evening of Friday,
to be the rust that has a f fee red numerous
lights fixed in his private residence.
from Warrenton, where he has liceti Septemlier 8. Sunday, September 10. at fields of late grain. There is a general [ to EDITOR OF TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT]
Mr. Thayer has engaged two schooners visiting his sister, Mrs. Dr. Linton. A 11 a.ni., he will conduct the ordinance air of hopefulness over the present sit
D ear S ir ,—Will you kindly publish
for carrying lumber to San Francisco.
letter, giving his views of the condition of of the Lord's Supper at Bay City, anil in uation and pevailing conditions. Some the names of those people w ho assisted
Mr. T. S. Townsend is in the city from affairs in the Philippines appears in an- the court house of this city at 8 o’clock farmers aver chat the general injury will in the issuance of the sjiecial edition of
p.m. of the same day.
Portland and stopping at the Larsen other page.
be partially, if not wholly, compensated the Headlight. In order that the citi­
Died, on Tuesday, at Fairview, after, One thousand
.
- copies
.
.
house.
of - the
special for by resultnant benefits, Pastures and zens of Tillamook county may understand
Joe Gandrau, of Hobsonville, was a a lingering illness, Miss Emma Tinner, edition of the Headlight sent to parties hills on all sides are green with a new who, among the business men of the
passenger on the stage leaving this city stedt, daughter of Mr. W. Tinnerstedt, looking for good locations in this section crop of grass that is already two or three county, are willing togive their time and
aged 25 years. The remains were buried of the country would do more good than inches high . Though some fields of late money toward the public welfare.
on Monday.
in the Oddfellows’ cemetery on Wednes­ a dozen persons senton a junketing ex- grain are rusted and in others standing
The merchants, particularly, who do
The new United Brethren church is
day, when quite a number of sympathiz­ {»edition east to advertise Tillamook grain has been knocked down all of such this should receive their reward in the
nearly completed, work having been re­
grain that was not too far advanced is shajie of public patronage. It has al-
ing friends attended the funeral.
county, and which, incomparison, would
sumed upon it.
ways been my opinion that those of our
We understand there is some pro- cost nothing to trips ofthat description. unboubtedly much better tilled
Wanted, Bee’s wax. Will pay 20c.
I merchants who are willing to ■pend
bability of Rev. Mr. George, of Hillsboro, We have several thousand copies of the
per pound cash for same.—W. H. Cary,
their money freely for
the public
Notice.
being selected to fill the vacancy in the edition still on hand, and to those who
Tillamook, Ore.
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good should always have first place
pastorate of the Presbyterian Church in want at pose as doing something for the
Mrs. C. N. Drew will take a limited
The band boys’ social proved a finan­ this city on the expiration of Mr. Allen’s
county here is an opjiortunity if they number of scholars or teachers to board and the most liberal patronage.
cial success and a most enjoyable event four months’ appointment. The rev.
C laude T haver .
are sincere in tneir desire to blew in a few
during the next term of school.
on Friday evening.
[This is not the first request we have
gentleman preached in the city about hundred dollars.
received of this character. We prefer,
The Tillamook Lumber Co.'s mill has three weeks since.
Mr. Fred C. Baker returned to the city
however, not doing so in this issue, as
Blasts From Ram’s Horn.
been thoroughly rehabilitated, the en­
Congressman Thos. Tongue has noti on Tuesday on the stage after attending
we intend giving this matter prominence
tire week having been spent in that fied the editor that he will take a copy
the Oregon Press Association, of which
Life lies deeper than its leave«.
in the near future.]
work.
of the special edition of the Headlight to he was re-elected treasurer, and \ isiting
The present needs patriots as well as
Mr. Geo. Edmund’s store building has Washington when he returns, which he friends in Portland. The editor invited
the past.
The Quaker Medicine Co.
been moved from Main street to the says he will find very valuable in secur- the association to visit Tillamook next
Enthusiasm is the fountain of j*eq>et-
corner opposite Nel. Thompson’s furni­ i ing appropriations for government im­ year, but owing to the desire of the ual youth.
Representatives of the Q. M Co. have
provements in Tillamook county from
ture store.
editors to visit the southern part of the
Your opportunity is balanced in your arrived and hold forth at the Allen
Mrs. Sturgeon has gone to San Fran­ the rivers and harbors committee.
House corner every night at 8p.rn.,much
state, Ashland was chosen as the next obligation.
cisco, via Portland, and on her return | Mr. Norman Darling came tn from place of meeting. The editor then had
A creed works better as an engine to the delight of the large crowds who
you will find the latest styles displayed | Portland on Monday with Mrs Hutch- an invitation spread on the minutes than a track.
attend. The Quaker lecture is a splendid
j ins. He was a resident of this city some of the association to visit Tillamook in
in her millinery palors.
It is rot history alone that has room talker and given a lot of wholesome
years ago, having clerked for Mr. G. W. 1901. Citizens of Oregon now realize for the herotic.
advice regarding health and how to
The mail, which was coming in by
Miller, !e iving the city in 1874. Mr. what amount of advertising this state
The loom for improvement is usually keep it. The Comedian is a clever rag­
way of the south part of the county,
D irling was surprised to find that nearly received on account of the visit of the spacious one.
time negro singer and dancer, and has
was changed on Tuesday to the old
I all the old land-marks had been removed National Editorial Association, and for
Man is not a candle that burns out. the audience roaring with laughter each
route over the North Yamhill road.
and in their places modern business the same reason the editor invited the but a lamp that God refills
evening. The Quaker Remedies are a
Mr. R. M. Watson returned to the city houses had been erected.
Oregon Press Association to visit Tilla­
If truth is a broom one end la to hold standard proprietory medicine, well
on Sunday on the steamer from Portland.
known in the Eastern states where they
The barn belonging to the Jos. Donald, mook so that other parts of the state ano the other to nwwp with,
He attended the meeting of the Oregon son's estate, containing 170 loads of may become better acquainted with the
The men who make the world are the have been sold for the past 35 or 40
Press Association and became a memlier. hay, was burned Monday night. It is dairying and lumber resources of this men who are not on the make.
years. For the past five years their
God »bines after the storm and the Western headquarter have been in Port­
Dr. James Withycombe, Profs. F. L. supposed that the over-heated hay county through the newspapers of the
land, Oregon,and they have in the mean­
Kent and John Fulton, of the State caused the loss. It may be feared that state. Having heard considerable about raindrops of team become diamond*.
Adversity in the grindstone on which time advertised every large town in this
Agricultural College at Corvallis, and other barns will meet a like fate, as so Tillamook county, nearly all the editors
Mr. Thomas Paulsen, of Garden House, i much illy cured hay has been housed. attending the ass«*iation this year signi­ we lose enough to put an edge of useful- state The Quaker doctor is a well in­
formed and travelled gentleman and
| The loss of the bam and hay amounted fied their desire tocometo Tillamook the news on our lives,
came in on Tuesday.
THE BEST JUDGES
Concede ours to be the best clothing
for the money.
Our clothing fits, if not, we alter it
until it does.
It is correct in style, the style of to­
day, not of yesterday.
expresses himself a; well pleased will
| Tillamook and the prospects for his
business here.
They remain all this
| week and part of next, giving free con-
| certs every night, so take in the show
and try the remedies.
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HOTEL PERSONALS.
Larsen House.
Rose Lawn—E. IL Stone, Mrs. B. H.
Stone.
San Francisco—G« r . Walters, Mrs. L.
Hartley, John P. Blunt.
Forest Grove—3. W. Ridgley, Frank
Chapshaw, L. H. Watkins.
Netarts—A. A. Apsley.
Detroit—John Copeland.
Beaver—E. O. Drills.
Bay City—Jack Nicklans.
The Tillamook.
County Mill—Fred David, Gust John­
son, Pete Johnson.
Portland—W. Auld, Mr. Vass.
Newberg—John Crawford, Alls. John
Crawford.
Oretown—Judge W. W. Conder.
McMinnville—Mrs. Mary E. Albert.
Corvallis—F. L. Kent.
Garden Home—H Paulsen.
St. Helens—Geo. Bawver.
Forest Grove—K. Via, J. W. Atkins
J R. Caples, Mrs. Caples, Chas. Bradley,
Miss E. Stewart, Prof. D. Thomas.
Hadley's Camp—Mr.Johnson and wife,
G. E. Thompson, Dan Murphy.
Bay City—W. Provost, W. Woods.
Illingsworth—J. R. Harris, Ralph Har­
ris
Nehalem—Wm. McMillan.
Allen House.
Oregon City—H Bcezly.J. Fitzimmans
and T. Ross.
Portland—H. A. Barker, Mrs. E. Pom­
eray.
Albany—C. H. Walker and wife.
San Francisco—J. H. Colli an, John
Gernc, and Earl Ketchime.
Long Prarie—I. Earl.
Bay City—R. L. Robbins.
Trask—Mrs. Geo (»rayson and son.
Hebo L B ihil
Montana—L. Gibson.
Corvallis—James Withvcome and John
P. Fulton.
Astoria—Chas. Carlson.
San Francisco— Leigh Jones.
Hobsonville—Frank Ekroth.
Bay City—W. S. Provost.
South Prarie—J. Quick.
Nehalem—L. Gray.
A Valuable Ally,
M anila , Aug. 28, 7:23 P.M.—A report
received here from Cebu savs:
Dato Mundi, with his tril»esmen, have
taken the war path against the insur­
gents at Zamboanga, and han given
them a warm battle. Mundi welcomed
Gen. Bates, saying lie was anxious to
become an American citizen, and ask
permission to fight insurgents. He was
given an American flag.
General Bates will return to the Sulu
archipelago to arrange for establishing
an American garrison there.
W ashington , Aug. 28.—A dispatch
was received at the war department from
General Otis, stating that Dato Mundi,
of Zamboanga, attacked and defeated
the insurgents there August 20, killing30.
OUR SUMMER CLOTHING
WHERE DO YOU
ARE
YOU
TRADE?
SATISFIED ?
Do you Get the Best Goods for your Money. If notine uuould ask you to
TRY OUR STORE
WE DO NOT SELL AT COST OR BELOW COST, unless it Ire on strine things we wish
to close out.
We have no baits.
We have do favorites.
We carry the best goods we can get, to sell at a reasonable price.
OUR CLOTHING AND SHOES ARE THE BEST ON THE MARKET.
We have Feed of all kinds.
OUR GROCERIES ARE THE CHOICEST STOCK.
Hats go at greatly reduced prices.
Campers Supplies constantly on hand. Our Tan Shoes and
Will stand the rough usage of seashore
or mountains.
We have the very latest styles in cut
and material nt remarkably low prices,
It doesn't cost a cent to corne in and
look through our line.
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