Tillamook headlight., September 28, 1899, Image 1

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Vol. XII
No. 14
Can you afford to
juggle with yourLife
by not being sure of
your Druggist?
TILLAMOOK, OREGON
51.50 per year.
D ispensing
Fifteen Years’ Ex-
perience in the Retail
Drug Business.
CHAS. 1. CLOUGH,
Dealers in the Purest Chemicals.
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DRUGGIST
AND
PHARMACIST
Freshest Chemicals and Best Assortment of sundries in the county, at most reasonable prices.
Physicians’ prescriptions and family
receipts are filled absolutely as they are written, without a hair’s breath variation.
Agent for the Morse
Electric Belts. Best
belt in the word at
1-5 ordinary cost.
Cameras and photo
graphic supplies; all
latest improvements
$2.50 up.
FOR
It was reported that Mr. S. Elmore is be termed a good gospel sermon. The
The absurdity of building a railroad to
HOTEL PERSONALS.
iiyotia 1111O' Int*
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111 ro Vl *1ca of Himpel
a .
ill .
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negotiating
for t the
purchase
services in . XY-
future
will
commence
at . 7:30
Portland from Astoria is more plainly
& Wheeler’s saw mill on the Nehalem.
Allen House.
on Sunday evenings.
seen every day. At the present time the
SEE THE
Beaver—Joe Bixby.
H. Burkhalter received a knock in the
The appointments made at the Metho­ railroad is engaged in a futile attempt to
Illustrated and Descriptive head
Portland
—
W.J. Lyons.
and on the side of the face by one dist conference at Salem transfers Rev. R. buck the combination of steamboats on
Blaine—M. Curl.
I of his colts rearing up and kicking him.
Special Edition
H. Dunlap to Canbv, his place in Tilla­ the Columbia river, round trip tickets
being sold for one dollar, which enables I Miami—Fred Kabkie, J. Rifley, F.
OF
Mrs. Alendorf and Miss Charlotte Edie mook being filled by Rev. S A. Smith. s Astorians to go to Portland and trade, Ekroth.
Mr.
and
Mrs
Dunlap
made
many
friends
on Monday from Manitoba,
Netarts—F. Worthington, E. Wor­
but devil a bit of trading do Astoria get
The Tillamook Headlight | i returned
where they had gone on a visit on ac- during their stay in this city, some of from Portland in return. The fact is thington.
whom regret that the rev. gentleman
| count of the former’s poor health.
Garabakli—Wm. Hintmiller, Mrs L.
Astorians are badly bit, not only in the
was not reappointed to this county.
This edition was issued to give a
amount of business that city expected to M \1.< v
Mr.
Wallace,
of
Tillamook,
brought
a
more concise idea of the resources
Mr. 0. B. Lawrence was in from Wood­ acrue by a railroad, but also in digging • Fair view—Senator Maxwell.
fine hand of cattle in this week for our
Steamer Luella—Chas. H. Corcoran,
of Tillamook County and is full of
butchers. Tillamook leads the world for burn this week. He is the father of Pri­ their hands too far down into their jeans F. Miller, J. J. Anderson.
useful information, besides being
vate Lawrence, of the Second Oregon to pay for the road being constructed,
I fine stock.—Port Oregon Tribune.
Hobsonville—Leigh Jones,
L. B.
profusely illustrated with attrac­
regiment, who, with two other soldiers, for this is what the Astoria Herald said
, That new line of capes and jackets just turned up missing after going out on a last week« “The people of Astoria do not Bynum, G. Deni.
tive pictures specially prepared
Seaside—Myo Coffman, J. S. McDonald.
| received by Cohn & Co. a-e selling fast l foraging expedition. Mr. Lawrence is of r have as exalted an opinion of Mr. A. B
for this edition.
Hebo—A. L. Miller.
They are the best goods for the least i the opinion that his son was murdered, Hammond as when they were trying to
Yaquina—Dr. Ta tom.
money that ever struck the town.
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having but very little confidence in the i give him one-third of ail their property
PRICE
-
-
ioc. Each.
Woods—A. J. Heater, B. Beier, Wm.
A covering to Cohn & Co.’s wharf is i report that the three missing Oregon boys t to build a railroad. For some reason, Scott, J. Davis.
Wrapped for mailing and on sale at the
the railroad has not produced the results
j another improvement just finished, and were alive.
Silverton
—Frank A. De Pue.
which some of them predicted ’’ Let the
Headlight Office, Tillamook City ,0r. ' which will be highly appreciated when
Happy Bend—Geo. Mowers.
Is it not a little peculiar that solicitors i citizens of Tillamook take warning from
; the steamers are unloading freight.
Wilson—W.J Smith.
can come into this county with sewing [ Astoria when it is proposed to construct
Spruce—Peter Amachu.
Go to the Pacific Lumber Co.'s vard if machines, organs and pianos and secure a railroad into this county and not go
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS | you want lumber. The number of teams exorbitant prices for them ? We will I ¡dumb crazy raising money to subsidize Astoria—H. E. Ferchen.
hauling lumber from there proves that gamble that if any of the parties who ► j a company or an individual to do so. Ix*t
The Tillamook.
people have found out where to get a paid big figures for sewing machines the ; those who want to build a railroad into
Nehalem—H. B. Karr, Albert C raw-
Dr. Wise, resident dentist.
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Tillamook
construct
it
on
business
prin-
past
few
weeks
hail
gone
to
anv
one
of
j good class of lumber.
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ford.
Wanted, hides, keg butter and honey at I B. H. Bunn has a general job shop in our merchants they would have saved I ciples, for the resources of Tillamook are
Trask—Pearl Sappington.
Cohn & Co.’s.
* j Bailey’s building, where he is prepared to at least $20 on the trade. Beside, these : well able to support it. It is the opinion
Hadley’s Camp—Henry Hill, W. John­
of not only a number of our own citizens, son, Nick Job.
solicitors don't help pay the taxes.
Tillamook cranberries are on sale in the do all kinds of repairs in tin, etc., as well
but a number of lumtier men who have
Long
Prairie—Fred Martin.
j as fixturesand fittings neatly done. Work
stores of this city.
If the democrats succeed in inducing taken in the situation, that most of the
Portland—E. W. Ward, A. L. Draper,
I guaranteed first class.
Admiral
Geo.
Dewey
to
run
for
president
lumber
will
lie
shipped
out
of
the
county
Fish Commissioner Reed is in the city
F. C. .Miller, J. Tone.
A lady to be well-dressed should wear they certainly will have a strong candi­ on a railroad.
Buley Creek—Chester Ward.
on official business.
I a stylish hat, even though it lie a sailor. date. Butii will not take the country
We have received a letter from Mr L. , Garibaldi—H. Hudin.
See the soap that Cohn & Co. are sell­ Mrs. Sturgeon makes a study of styles long to see that it is at present given too
South Prairie—C. Wells.
ing—10 bars for 25c.
and can supply you with head wear that much to hero worship. Hobson had his Chevalley, whose address is 4-88 Irving
Hebo—W. Condor.
day
until
a
silly
lot
of
women
began
hug
­
street, Portland, relating to starting a
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—F. C. Reid.
The Klondike gold fever is not in it will suit you in every respect.
ging and kissing him, which bordered on condensed milk factory in this county. I Astoria
Forest Grove—I. S. Wearman.
with the timber fever.
! In a replevin suit, tried liefore a jury in the height ol ridiculousness, pushing the
Washougal, Wash.—Miss L. Wood­
M illinery —The very latest designs at Justice Govne’s court on Wednesday, E. heroism ot Hobson into the background. which explains itself: “D ear S ir ,—For ward.
the past three months I have done every­
G. E. Wist vs. H. B. Karr, Albert Craw­
Mrs. Sturgeon’s this week.
It is reported from Washington that
Larsen House.
ford and Ira Williams, the jury decided Congressman Tongue will seek a place thing in order to interest Portland capi­
Our high grade soda at 5c. a pound
San
Francisco
—F. I). Boardman, Win.
the case in favor of Mr. Wist.
on the rivers and harbors committee. talists in the condensed milk industry in , Wolff.
lead* them all at Cohn & Co.’s.
I Tillamook county. I explained to them .
It mav interest P. Wiley, C. Newman We do not know of a position where Mr. ' that Tillamook county would I m ? an ideal | Bar View—Lloyd Smith.
Merchants who desire to secure trade and H. Edmunds to know that the note Tongue could lie of more service to Ore­
Newberg—S. J Johnson.
place for a factory as far as the quality
should advertise in the Headlight.
they threw overboard in a hottie while gon than on this committee. Shaking and quantity of the milk for a condensed I Bay City—W. Woods.
Nehalem—H. B. Karr.
Wise Bros., dentists, will keep their sailing in the bay waiting for the Elmore locally, orfor Tillamook county, we hope milk factory were concerned. The whole­
to sail was picked up a few days ago at the report will I urn out an actual fact sale houses of Portland sold last year I
office open constantly from this on. *
and
Mr.
Tongue's
aspirations
will
be
Netarts.
onlv 4<),(X)0 cases of condensed milk—with
Real Eatate Transfer.
Choice dried prunes 5c. a pound and
There has never been a season when granted, for he is aware of the disadvant­ and without sugar. That gave to thefac-1
dried peaches 10c. pound at Cohn & Co.'s.
ages
under
which
Tillamook,
in
the
mat
­
there has l»een such a variety in millinery,
lories a profit of $26,000. There are Sept. 23 —Jennie C. Woodward to
Call in and see the latest style of heat­ and Mrs. Sturgeon takes pride in carry­ ter of transportation and the develop­ two companies in Switzerland which ex­
Lucv L. Woodward, he Vi of sec. 26,
ers. They’re dandies.—McIntosh & Mc­ ing the finest line in the county. It is a ment of thecounty. is handicapped. This port c”erv day 3600 cases of sweet con- 1
tp. 2 N, R. 8 W.
county will ha vea staunch friend at court
Nair.
pleasure to have you call and inspect the if Mr. Tongue is placed on the rivers and densed milk to India, China and Japan. Sept. 23.—Henry A. and Lizzie A.
Latourell to John E. Dubois, W >.j
Judge W. H. Cooper and Miss Ruth goods.
harbors committee, who, with his usual It would be a very easy matter for a fac­
Squire Jacobs was down from Nehalem amount of persistence, can lie relied upon tory to find a ready market for 200 cases
of Sc 1, and E V4 of Sw Vi of sec. 20,
Cooper returned Monday from a visit to
on Monday and we found him rubier- to get, if possible, substantial appropria­ daily right on the Pacific Coast that (
tp. 3, R 7 W.
Portland.
necking on the sidewalk, when he kept tions for Tillamook’s long neglected would give a profit of $120 per day. 1 Sept. 25.—l .S. to C J. Huzill, duplicate
Tillamook county owes $7230.03 for on asking, “Why, is this Tillamook .
receipt tor W Vi of Nw Vi anil W Vii of
bays, rivers harbors and bars, it was have manufactured here in Portland—|
the 1898 state tax and $1682.23 for the Was the squire surprised to see that the through Congressman Tongue's untiring with poor milk and poor machinery—a
Sw Vi, Sec. 10, tp. 2 S. R. 7 W
1897 state tax.
citizens of this city were expansionists ? energy that this county received $25,000 fine condensed milk, found by business Sept. 25.—U. S. to Artie Huzill,duplicate
men
to
be
superior
to
any
brand,
A
receipt for E Vi of Sw '4, Ss '4 of Nw
The highest grades of shot gun cartri­
Mr. M. Perkins must le a decided last vear.
gentleman of your county wrote me that
V4 and lot 3, see. 4, tp. 2 S, R. 7 W,
dges are on sale at Cohn & Co.’s. Every liberal man to "give away” two of his
The activity in timber-land entries in Uf you could build a factory with nearly Sept. 26—U. S. to O.C.Jenkins,duplicate
shell warranted.
daughters in one day to two of our popu-
receipt for E Vi of Nw Vi and E '/i of
the Oregon City land office is greater nothing, we could soon build up a good
illamooker who larvoungmen.but then,perhaps,hehasan than for some years—pernaps greater business.’ Do you know of any good
Sw ‘4, sec. 10, tp. 2S.R.7 W.
Is is possible to find a Tillamooker
who evet<, business in increasing his family
illamooker w
place
for
a
cheese
factory
?
If
I
could
Sept.
25.—U. S. to Ella S. Jenkins, dupli­
is not rubber-necking on account of
of the ^Xo sons without having to rock than at any other time in the history
find
a
party
ready
to
guarantee
25
’
J>
cate
receipt for W Vi of Sw Vi. Sw Vi
of
such
entries
in
the
state.
This
may
timber excitement ?
the cradle.
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of Nw Vi and lot 4, sec. 4, tp. 2 8, R.
perhaps lie partially explained in the pounds of milk for the start I would fur­
7 W.
A marriage license was issued by the
Up-to-date citizens have electric lights proneness of human lieings to tread nish the machinery. I will l>e very thank­
county clerk to Lawrence E. Sanders in their business establishments anil their each other's heels in «peculative lines. ful to you if you can do something for Sept. 25.—U. S. to John Theiler, dupli­
cate receipt for Nw Vi of Se Vi and
private residences. It’s cleaner, cheaper, It is probable, however, that it is large­ for me.’’ Yes, undoubtedly, if good advice
and Minnie Rhodes.
Ne Vi of Sw *4 of sec. 2. tp. 2 S, R 9
ly due to a general awakening to the is “something,” we can. If Tillamook
The steamer Harrison came in Monday brighter and safer than any light that prospective value of
dairymen
had
waited
and
depended
upon
W.
our
forest
re
­
of
lie obtained
There is no tenr °t
with freight from Astoria and left the can
spantaneous combustion. See the Tula- sources. in view of the increased de­ Portland capitalists to become interested Sept. 25.—Otto Johnson to Louis Olsen,
next day for Umqua.
various tracts in Tillamook county.
mook Lumber Company about the cost mand for lumber for export. Such an in the dairy business of this county it
awakening will do more to protect our might have waited till doomsday until
We are the sole agents for the3H brand of electric lights.
forests from devastating fires and tim. anything was done in that direction. It
of corn. It is the best corn put upjn
County Warrants.
Mr Chas. L. Smith, of North Yamhill, ber.thieves than an army of forest is the individual efforts of the dairymen
cans and sold only by Cohn & Co.
has bought the North Yamhill toll road rangers and federal detectives. The which make Tillamook a dairy county,
All county warrants in scries E and
Stout's patent is the only genuine snag from Mr. G. W. Grayson, the considera­ man who files on a timlier claim will of course, conbined with favorable cli­
proof gum boot that is made. Every tion being $8,500. which includes the to lie prettv apt to see that it is not ren- matic conditions, not the “interest” of class C, presented prior to Pre. 3. 1896,
are
now payable and will lie paid
pair sold by Cohn &Co. are guaranteed. road and the farm of 80 acres at the toll dered valueless by careless campers or Portland capitalists. If our correspond
gate Mr. Graviton will move his family sneak-thieves. There is no other inter ent is convinced that the manufacture of when presented. Interest ceasing after
If you want vour watches and clocks to this city, after which he expec ts to go
est that can compare with self-interest condensed milk is a profitable industry this date Sept 28, 1899.
cleaned or repaired, call upon Eugene
W. H. C ary ,
when it comes to the protection of pro. and suited to thiscounty, there are plenty
east
on
a
visit.
County Treasurer.
Jenkins. First class work guaranteed.
perty. The filing of forty timlier-land of openings here where he can start in
Rev
R
K.
Ross,
the
newly
appointed
At Letcher’s store.
on a small scale, and we believe the
pastor ot the Presbyterian church, who claims on Wilson river, in Tillamook dairymen would lie glad to give him some
When a man freezes to his money it
A number of our citizens continue to preached for the first time in this citv on coontv. one day last week, mav be held,
from
pan onagc for the purpose of getting it naturally tends to give him the air of
‘~ region
~
r
migrate to Oregon City for the purpose of Sunday evening, created quite a good im­ therefore, to insure t this
i
being
a cold person.
established.
exercising their rights to file on tlm >er pression. his discourse lieing what might forest fires —Oregonian
claims in this county.
TILLAMOOK RESOURCES,
Cranberry picking is about two thirds
over. The y ield is not quite up to the
expectation, although the qualities of
the berries are very fine
W. C. King hauled about a ton of
berries to Tillamook, via Woods last
week.
M. Sommer sent a four horse load of
berries to Tillamook this week.
James Atkinson hauled two loads of
berries to Tillamook this week.
Mrs. Roenica is confined to her bed
with the rheumatism.
! Mr. and -Mrs. Billings are amusing
themselves among the cranberries at Mr.
Atkinson's.
Black bear are uumerous around the
lake and st veral have lai n killed
One
lately attacked a large hog belonging to
Mr. King.
Many stranger« are seen in this ricin,
ity lately visiting th« many craaberry
beds, but none of them speak word« of
praise of our roads.
WILSON RIVER.
Mr. Hans Hisel and wife and Mrs.
Pete Hisel returned from Nehalem last
week.
Lewis Anders returned from Columbia
river with his foot quite badly cut.
Pete Hisel lost one of his best cows
through milk fever last week.
Mrs. W. G. Kelso is the proud owner
of one of those new organs.
Mr. E. Glad and wife visited with Chas.
Lundquist at Hobsonvillelast Saturday.
F. D. Vincent returned from the valley
«st Saturday.
SOUTH
PRAIRIE.
John Simmons is busy logging on the
Neiger place.
Some much needed graveling has been
done upon our roads.
Melvin Lamb spent Saturday and Sun­
day with relatives at Bahn.
F. M. Lamb and wife takes in the
exposition this week at Portland.
Miss T. Wilkinson, of Portland, is suc­
cessfully finishing the term of school in
No. 2 district that was begun by Miss
Gladys Newell, the latter having resigned
her position on account of attending the
state university.
BLAINE.
Mr. M A. Cadv went to Tillamook
City last week with a load of onions.
Mrs. Dave Coulson has been visiting
with her mother at Beaver.
Mr. J C. Creecy went to Tillamook-
City with a load ofchittrim bark.
The roads are in fine condition, and the
sun is hot and fish plenty all here at the
city of Blaine.
A Dream.
You came to me in a dream last night,
And you laid your hand in mine ;
And you smoothed my fact* with a ten­
der grace,
And mv dream grew most divine.
But I had a fear 'twere only a drcam,
That you soon would fade away ;
And for fear you might I held you tight,
And my hand it aches to-day.
You sat with me in a drcam last night,
And you oped your heart to me;
And at last I knew that you loved
true.
And my heart beat warm ami tree.
But 1 had a fear ’twere only a drcam,
A dream that would fade nt dav;
,
And at golden dawn I found you gone—
And my heart it aches to-day.
NEW IMPORTATION
Keep out the Wet.
Best Assortment of
MACKINTOSHES.
All Neal Goods of Superior GQake.
COHN & C
SAND LAKE.
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OF
Ladies’ CAPES
And Jackets
No T ujo Jackets or Capes Alike.
Merchants
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