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■ -■ THE HEADLIGHT JOB PRINTING IS THE Newiest, Brightest and Leading Newspaper of Tillamook County. BILL HEADS. LETTER HEADS. ENVELOPES. LEGAL BLANKS. BUSINESS CARDS. VISITING CARDS. SHOW CARDS. BILLS & POSTERS. OFFICIAL COUNTY AND CITY NEWSPAPER. Patronize Local Industries and all Home Print Newspaper. Vol. XII No. Guaranteed First Class at Reasonable Prices. h TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS TILLAMOOK, OREGON, SEPTEMBER 7, i»99- Mr. 0. R. Chamberlain is in the city. He is agent tor the Best Incandescent Lamp Co. and will canvass the county Dr. Wise, resident dentist. with a nice lamp which will give one hundred candle power at a cost of only The rain is trying its hand at perpet one cent per hour. ual motion. 1 $1.50 per year I ON A BUSINESS BASIS. Commissioners* Court. I S. M. Batterson ------------- T. P. Brown .... The board of county commissioners, I p. p. Newell Philippine Question From a Com with Judge G. W. Sappington and Com-! Wm. Oliver.... mercial Point of View. Fred Zaddach missioners C. Ray and C. H. Wheeler in R. Brown ...... I attendance, were in session on Wednes-, W ashington , Sept. 4.—Senator Car R oad D istrict , No. 1 Woods is wanting telephone connection Mr. Oak Nolan left today for San day and Thursday morning. ter, of Montana, in an interview with a Hobson, Frank............................... with Tillamook’s metropolis, and Mr. J. Francisco. 37.50 i Post reporter today, said that, in his I11 the matter of the petition of M. T. Johnson, Charles......................... E. Tuttle is stratching his crauium whe 36.75 opinion, the war with the Philippines Chance for fixation and vacation of Shearer, F. M............................... The fine weather of the past few days ther to put it in or not. No doubt if Mr 20.25 1 would be ended by January 1. Tia n, county roads, the viewers put in a favor- Marcy, Frank............................... feel congenial. Tutile saw enough inducements he would 21.00 , be said, would come the question of the ab!»* report and the court appointed : Hauxhurst, Summer ................. not be long making up his mind. 6.00 | future disposition of the islands. The re Today the latest in ladies' neckwear at viewers ot damages Charles Kuntz, ' Hoskins, W. H....;......................... 22 50 | publican party, lie believes, would settle Mrs. Sturgeon’s. • Grant Mills and James Hughey, to meet Hoskins, Chester........................... Mr. John Hathaway returned, after a 21.75 | this question bi insisting that the reten Hare, W. S ...................................... the 20th Sept. Mr. and Mrs. Sales were in the city on few weeks visit, from Southern Oregon, 9.00 tion of the Philippines was a matter of convinced that Tillamook cannot be sur In the matter of the road petition of j Smith, Louis ................. .............. Thursday from Foley. 24.00 | business profit. passed for a dairying county and where H. M. Farmer, praying for a location of 1 Crane, H......................................... 14.25 ‘•This, " added the senator, ’is a prac Professors John Fulton and F. L. Kent the farmers are prosperous in compari a county road leading from Sand Lake to Riplev, Jacob................................ 7.12 tical _____ age. ___________ We are ....................................... going to deal with _ left on the stage Monday. son with 1 hose in other sections. Spruce, the viewers handed in a favora Ellis,'J............................................. 7.50 this question on a basis of dollars and ble report, and the court appointed view Adlig, John ................................... Mr. Alex. McDonald was in thecity on Just fancy, the county has purchased a 15.00 cents. If the American people believe Crane, Frank ................................ The countv commissioners, in the mat ers of damages Andrew Commons, Hy. j Wednesday from Nehalem. $1.25 alarm efixk, and, no doubt, the 6.00 that the Philippines are going to help n ( Busby, W....................................... | taxpayers will wonder who the officials ter of a cnange in the location of a pub Rogers and Richard Rolxdee, to meet 011 i . Sheridan, John............................... 23.62 us, they will never let the islands go If. Dr. J. Withycornbe and Mr. T. Paulseu are that the county have to provide an lic road or in that of a petition to open the 20th inst. I Hildreth, J. M................................ 21.75 . on the other hand, they find them a con- left on the stage Saturday. In the matter ter of ot the tne road petition petittonot of L* t,- John ¿ain................................ | alarm clock to get them up in the morn- | ! a new road, have generally a most 11 .25 ' slant drain and small returns, you will problem to solve, viz., that of Parish for a change ot road from p arnS ari-is n h 1 j. C.— ---- - f. — 1"**' t' Nels. Thompson is making an attrac I ing. Why not provide them with some ' difficult 4.50 , find the verdict of the people to be | “soothing syrup” when they go to bed 1 the legion of people who put in claims mook city to Nehalem river was report-1 perrv f)an........ tive cabinet for Barber Latimer. 37.50 against permanent retention. Neither for damages. There are case where just j ed upon favorably by the viewers, and I paS{jal Albert as well ? Albert 6.00 ' religion nor sentiment will have much Wise Bros., dentists, will keep their v.miais ait claims are made mativ nuu and should ouuuiu be w paid, pmii, I the court aopointed viewers of damages | Easom, vns.inl’ \vnl 11 300 , influence in determining the verdict. office open constantly from this on. * 1 Up-to-date citizens have electric lights 1 but we are inclined to think that in a C. H. Hicks, Alfred Dean and Miles War- ‘ n 7.50 The great question will be. will it pay? Perry, Dage ... I in their business establishments and their majority of eases for damages it is not A full line cf ladies’ and children’s un private residences. It’s cleaner, cheaper, right to pester the county commissioners ren, to meet on the 20th inst. 3.75 If we can show the country that it will, Bales, Everett 15.00 as • I think • • • we can, the • 7 In the matter of the road petition of! Hickey, Dan........ derwear just received by J. A. Todd & I brighter and safer than any light that with them, and, further, they are often American flag to ■ Woods, Wm....... . Co. 27.00 will never come down from the Philip | can be obtained. There’s no fear of so exorbitant to make then» ridiculous, P. D. Newell for a trail from Nehalem x. the countv line of Clatsop county, the 1 3.75 pines. ” Elliott ...... The steamer Elmore came in from* As spontaneous combustion. See the Til la- 1 When the citizens of a certain section viewers presented a favorable report and | Bales, 15.75 Perry, Heram..... “W hat sort of a government should be toria on Tuesday and reached this city mook Lumber Company about the cost ( want a new road it should be their aim the court sanctioned making it a public devised ?” R oad D istrict , N o . 2. of electric lights. ; not to jeopardise it with claims for the next day. trail. “Three suggestions will undoubtedly lie .75 Blum, Jacob................................... * Christie, Archbishop » 111 have Most u Rev A. of r damages, . . . for , the .• commissioners . . .. On receipt of one dollar we will mail Bills allowed as follows : 6.00 : made. The first will be to abandon the Blum, John...................................... . not an abundance ot money to burn tor 1.50 islands entirely to the natives. I do not 12 copies of the special illustrated edition Oregon City, arrived here on Saturday that purpose; in fact, they have to be Homer Mason, salary as county Blum, Edward.............................. j and preached at the Academy on Sunday 19 50 believe this will meet the approval of to any address. f. $266.66 | Blum, A............................................ { exceedingly economical with the small i clerk for July ami August. morning. He was much surprised to see 21.00 j the American people. 1 Blum, Fred...................................... Examine our ladies’and children’s un , that Tillamook county had so much un i amount of money at their disposal for E. D. Severance, salary as de 7.50 “The second will be to seize the islands I O. E. Dennis................................... puty clerk for July and derwear and hosiery before buying.—J. developed resources. After transacting road work. 1.50 ! in a firm grasp, assuring the people that 100.00 Blake, C. H................................... August.................................... A. Todd & Co. important business, the rev. prelate left Dr. James Withycornbe, of the Oregon H. H. Aiderman, salary as we mean to give them better govern 1.50 -------------------------- — “ a * --------------- Knighton, N. L............................ Agricultural College, in his lecture last Wanted, Bee’s wax. Will pay 20c. the city on Monday. 1.50 ment than they could enjoy under any sheriff for July and August... 266.66 I Shakelford, P. 1)............................ week in this city on “Bovine Tuberculo per pound cash for «same.—VV. H. Cary, 33.00 other flag or could create for themselves, 1 Watt, Alex...................................... There was a good attendance this week sis,’’ surprised the majority of his audi- E. W. Stanley, salary as deputy 1.50 but that we are the masters and propose Tillamook, Ore. sheriff for July and August. 100.00 Simmons, John............................ at the opening of the public school, when . ence when he asserted that that disease 1.50 to remain so. Bumgarner, John........................ Rev. A. R. Griggs, formerly pastor of 160 pupils were enrolled. The interior of and consumption were not hereditary J- S. Stephens, salaiv as asses “Then, the third proposition will lx to S aw M ill . sor for Julv and August ...... 133.34 the Presbyterian church here, came in the school building during the recess was but contagious. In doing so he made a throw a loose string around the people Cadanau, Feasler........................ painted throughout, giving the class most logical argument in favor of his Tom Coates, salary as deputy on a visit on Tuesday. holding their seaports and custom-houses Taylor, J. W................................... assessor from Julv 5 to Sept. rooms a nice clean appearance. From with our navy, but allowing them abso Union suits in underwear in wool and present indications it looks as though : assertion, claiming that where cows had 172 00 Johnson, Peter............................... 5 ....................... .......................... | lute freedom in their internal affairs." Comer, J. C..................................... cotton for ladiesj and children, 25c. to j this district is going to have a successful : tuberculosis and were placed in unsani W. H. Cary, salary as treasurer tary and badly ventilated barns with 1 'this freedom, in inv judgment, would 91.66 Comer, H........................................ $2.50 at J. A. Todd & Co’s. for July and August....,........ t school this winter. 1 other cows, this was the principal cause G. B. Lamb, salary and inciden soon become anarchy, and we would Comer, F......................................... of the spread of tuberculosis amongst Rev. W. S. Holt, D.D., Synodical Mis have to rule anyway, so I should say Mrs. Nels Thomson is putting up a neat Hellebuvcke, E................................ tal expenses for July and that the second proposition is the one cottage near the court house, and Mr. sionary of the Presbyterian church in I cows. The same thing applied to per 88.32 Sappington, G. W........................ August...................................... that ought to be adopted. The firmer J. S. Lamar is preparing to do the same. Oregon, will hold a preparatory service sons suffering with consumption and the A. M. Austin, Salary as county Severance, F................................... we are in our administration, the more in the court house this (Thursday) even- environments with which they were Kinnamoii, E................................ surveyor for July and We gave G. Nelson a number of copies ing and at Bay City Presbyterian church placed in with other people which caused respect will those people have for us. 30.00 Hollell, Jos...................................... August...................................... of the special edition to take to Sweden on Friday evening. Dr. Holt will preach consumption to be contagious. Dr. Carl Wallin, ms services as “As to the form <»t government,’’ con Nodine, Bertha............................. with him, who has left to visit the old at Bay City on Sunday morning and in Whithycombe did not think there was tinued Senator Carter, “I should sav 58.00 Johnson, Nelson............................ supervisor of R. D. No. 2 ..... country. that a governor ought to be appointed 1 this city in the evening, at both of which much fear of tuberculosis spreading in Homer Mason, for incidental ex Finley, Alva................................... by the president, with a council also Unclaimed letters at the post office are places he will administer the ordinance Tillamook county owing toclimaticcon penses of office........................ 5.00 Wells, A. ()...................................... ditions, but during his short stay here he J. S. Stephens, for traveling ex selected by him. There mi Kht b« . Severance, F................................... for Mrs. Lizzie Maschen West, Mrs. Chas. of the Lord’s supper. had visited some barns which were not Filipino legislature, composed of promt, Armstrong, T. E........................... Dunall, Wm. Bolton, Christ Bohren, John penses to state assessor’s The rain in Oregon this year is doing ventilated as they should be. nent men from each of the islands, to 15.00 Ward, Chester................................ Plemmour. convention.............................. I considerable damage, especially to the discuss questions and advise the gov- David, Ed....................................... Geo. E. Waggoner, for plat of Some of our friends in the south part crops of the wheat growers Although Sheriff Henry Aiderman, with Miss ernor. I don’t approve of any commis 6.00 David, Fred................................... tp 2 N, R 6 W .................... Queeny Kelty, who has been on a visit to Tillamook county has had an unusual of the county are trying to make a moun sion. I think the authority ought to be Sappington, Wert......................... Carrie May, for assistant, tain out of a mole hill because we inad- | amount of rain, the farmers here have her sister, Mrs. Aiderman, leave for Port vested in a responsible head, not spread 9.00 Fleck, John................................... teachers’ examiner................. 1 vertently stated in our special edition not experienced the losses those in other land Friday. through several commissions.” Hill, Harry................................... sections of the country have from the j that Nestucca river did not admit coast E. R. Smith, for assistant, 9.00 Sappington, Wert....................... teachers’ examiner................. The professors from the agricultural same cause, thus proving the fact that ing vessels fit to navigate the sea. We 91.40 Dennis, E. O................................... college think Tillamook is the ideal place Tillamook is a desirable county for peo i plead guilty to being misinformed, but it Tatum & Bowen for hardware HOTEL PERSONALS. 17.50 Brown, Herman............................ for dairying and a county where cheap ple to settle in if they want to avoid bad is strange that the same error was not Jos. Bixby,for produce................ Blum, Charles ................................ Allen House. feed can be raised. I weather and where crop failures are ■ detected in the literature sent out for Glass & Prudhome, for tp. 5.1« Sappington, May......................... plats ......................................... manv years by the state board of immi not known. Beaver — Mrs. Shulson, A. H. Wilson. If you want your watches and clocks 1.25 Taylor, J. W................................... A. Letclier, for an alarm clock... Cape Mears—John McDonold, George cleaned or repaired, call upon Eugene ! Captain J. J. Dawson having sent one gration. Previous to preparing the copy W.J. May, for examination of Vincent, Joze.................................. : for the special edition we sent a number 11 unt. Jenkins. First class work guaranteed. I of the special editions to Weather Obser- | of letters to different parties in thesouth lo.oo Brady,John................................... E. W. Brown........................... Spruce—Otto Walters and wife, E. At Letcher’s store. j ver B. S. Pague, received this reply : “I ' end of the county asking to be furnished Tillamook Laundry Co., wash Blum, John...................................... Gilbert 3.28 Blum, Fred...................................... ing for N. B. Morey................ Street Commissioner Lahmon is put have to acknowledge the receipt of and with descriptive articles. Nearly all <.f Portland—Beny Burns, Fred Clark, The remainder of the court's proceed Wm. Gilbirth, Mrs. Arppren, F. Batter. ting iu a cross walk to the wharf, which to thank vou for the illustrated edition these letters remained unanswered and R oad D istrict , N o . 2. of the Headlight. It is a most excellent ings will apjxar in our next issue. there is no use kicking now, for we tried is a great improvement and convenience Ocean Beach—George Reynolds, Cyrus paper, and it reflects great credit, not to treat all sections of the county alike. Gust Wicklund.............................. to those who have business there. Reynolds. oulv on the publisher, but also upon the However, we are glad to know of the Jem Lateiner.................................. DiHHolution Notice. McMinnville—Carl P. Fuchs. S. O. Wicklund.............................. Go to the Pacific Lumber Co.’s yard if energetic citizens of vour county. Your actual facts, and at the proper time the C. A. Svenson................................ Garibaldi—Mrs. L. M Alley, Miss E. vou want lumber. The number ot teams article [referring to the weather] is per editor will call the matter to the atten C. Lundquist.................................. Notice is hereby given that the part Alley, Fred Alley, Aug. Anderson. hauling lumber from there proves that fect ; il is prepared in an interesting and tion of the Oregon delegation in Wash I). F. Severance............................ nership heretofore existing bet ween Astoria—Chas. F. Smith, W. II. Griffith, people have found out where to get a instructive manner.’’ Emmett Quick uick and Fred '* R. Smith is this 1 Grant Marshal. ington with a view to securing an appro Joze Vincent.................................. good class of lumber. day dissolved by hutual I consent, Fred | priation for the improvement of Nestucca Hobsonvilie—John Bester. Ed Cary........................................... The visit made to Tillamook county R. Smith retiring, Emmett Quick will bar and river. Marshfield—Samuel Smith. L. G. Freeman................................ B. H. Bunn has a general job shop in last week by several members of the continue the business and will collect all Cloverdale —R. Y. Blalock. A. Anderson................................... Bailev’s building, where he is prepared to faculty of the Oregon Agricultural Col bills due the firm and pay all bills owed Glenor—W.J. Smith do all kinds of repairs in tin, etc., as well lege should convince farmers that any The Quakers Are Going to Leave. Nels Hanson.................................. by the firm. Happy Bend—George A. Mowers. P. Hersel..................................... . as fixtures and fittings neatly done. Work old place will not do for acow barn. The Dated this 7th day of Sept., 1899. Hillsboro—T. Boulby and wife. drift of their whole arguments in thecare After Saturday night the Quaker con- Conrad Torel.................................. guaranteed first class. E:M METT QlTCK, of cows and the handling of milk turned The Tillamook. will be a thing of the past, as they F. I). Vincent ................................ F R. S mith . Fred R. Smith and Emmett Quick have to cleanliness, ventilation and proper certs leave Monday for North Yamhill, where L. Nelson......................................... Steamer Louise—Jas. T Chattcrson. dissolved partnership as hotel runners sanitary arrangements where cows and they have been before. Their concerts F. Eklof........................................... McMinnville—Chas, (irissen. and proprietors of the Tillamook hotel. milk are kept. While in Portland the have been well attended here, and their I). B. Barley................ w................. FOR Hadley’s Camp—Chas. Atkinson. Emmett will continue in the business, editor met Dairy and Food Commissioner medicines have given good satisfaction, W. Tin tiers tet................................ Portland—I). C’ Meekle and son. TILLAMOOK RESOURCES, Netarts having quit at the liverv barn. Bailev,who intended visiting this county and we have to thank them for giving F. Trout........................................... —Chas. Lundquist and wife. A. Erickson ................................... last week. It is Mr. Bailey ’ s duty to in •BK THK us the pleasing free concerts they have Hobsonville—Leigh Jones. Supt. G. B. Lamb has called a meeting J. Weber ........................................... quire into thesanitary condition ofbartis. of the Tillamook County Teachers’ Asso for the past two weeks. Their medicines Illustrated and Descriptive Hebo—C. Ray. are good household remedies and of Martin Berns ................................ ciation to lx held at Nehalem on Satur creameries, cheese factories, etc. Larsen House. S. Miller........................................... Special Edition standard reputation, in fact, if all ad day, September 16, for which an interest, Thecity council met on Monday with M. Reding....................................... Portland — T. S. Townsend. vertised medicines were as good as the OF ing program will be arranged. Councilmen C. E. Hawke, L Olsen and G. Monson....................................... Bay City—F. R. Madison, A. Hansen, |. A. Cohn present. The following bills Quaker Medicines really are, this would Gust Allison................................... The Tillamook Headlight. O. Young. Mr. J. W. Atwater, while wrestling were allowed ■_ Tillamook Lumber Co.. be a good world to live in. To-night is South Prairie- lirie—J. Marolf. with some of the boys last Sunday, had $15.0« ; water, $40 ; S. Anderson, $2 ; the pie eating contest by the boys, and W. G. Kilso..................................... This edition was issued to give a Netarts—C B Willy. R oad D istrict , N o . 1. the misfortune to lx caught in a twist, marshal s salarv, $30. cross walks, $5 ; the next night something else as an extra more concise idea of the resources Blaine—S. F. Moor. resulting in the breaking of one of his Pacific Lumber Co., $13.96 ; recorder’s attraction, and Saturday night they Joe Ducan ...................................... 13.50 of Tillamook County and is full of Dolph— II. V. Hill. legs He is getting along as well ascould salary, $10. Mr. F. R. Beals made a promise the best entertainment of all, as S. J Smith...................................... 9.00 useful information, besides being Santiago, Cal.—J. W. Jackson. John Bryant................................... 7.50 lx hoped for. profusely illustrateti with attrac proposition to the council to have Second it will lx the last night. Lookout Citv—O. R. Chamberlain. A. Zimmerman.............................. 6.00 tive pictures specially prepared What’s the’, trouble with the mail to Avenue East graveled, which would cost 15.00 J. N. McDuffee... for this edition. $180, the property owners being willing Notice. Tillamook city ? Every few days it is ¡ Um. Norris....... 47.25 A cyclone struck along th»* toad lietween switched in a different direction and there the pay half this amount if the conncil W. S Link hart . 80.00 Sumpter and < '«acker creek, twisting the Mrs C. N. Drew will take a limited i Charles Seaman PRICE - - ioc . Each. is no telling over which route it will come. would pav the other half This was left 6.00 I timlxr as though it were matches, hurl- Again the mail carrier from the south end over for a’full attendance of the council number of scholars or teachers to board ! C. A. Daniels...... .75 Wrapped for mailing and on Naic at 1 * I mg some of it across the roadway, thus Mr. Beals presented a petition to have of the county has to pack the mail to , 3.00 John Gerritsc..... Headlight Office,Tillamook City ,Or. delaying traffic the oilier day. 1 Second street, Ixtween Third Avenue during the next term of school. this city. West and Third Avenue East, ordered improved. This was deferred for the same reason. • Tillamook county had a matrimonial boom since our last issue, County Clerk H. Mason having issued the following marriage licenses ; Scham A. Cox, age 22, and Iva A. No dine, age 19. Ollie Osburn, 24, and EllaW. Christen son, 17. Edward L. Kinnaman, 28, and Lena Finley, 28. Charles Londquist, 24, and Emma E. Nelson. Lawrence E. Sanders,30, and Gertrude A. E. Lyster, 18. Reuben Y. Blalock, 32, to May Donald son, 23. A. Can you afford to juggle with yourLife by not being sure of your Druggist? D ispensing C hemist Fifteen Years’ Ex- perience in the Retail Drug Business. CHAS. I. CLOUGH, DRUGGIST the Purest Chemicals Dealers in t e 'ire. Agent for the Morse Electric Belts. Best belt in the word at 1-5 ordinary cost. 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. Physicians’ prescriptions and family Cameras and photo graphic supplies; all latest improvements $2.50 up
