Tillamook headlight., December 28, 1899, Image 1

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Vol. XII
NEW
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Suitable for All Ages,
Both Useful and Ornamental
I carry the Neatest, Cleanest, Brightest and Newest Line of Celluloid Goods in the City.
All of these goods are marked at Clearance Sale Prices. It includes Celluloid Dressing Cases, Celluloid Work Boxes, Celluloid Show Sets, Celluloid Puff Cases, Celluloid Albums,
Celluloid Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, Perfume Atomizer, Perfumery in all sizes, qualities and ¡«rices.
CHAS.
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS
I.
CLOUGH,
The Reliable Druggist
f
I can sell you a sewing machine from
The editor in a bully good fellow with | “Briar Rose’’................................... (Giese) sorry the O. R. & N. has no steamers
A
Miss Helen Anderson.
$5 to |10 that will do as nice work as some people as long as he toes the line to
available, for it will be a great disap­
Dr. Wise, resident dentist.
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Restless
Sea
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(White).
those selling for $4-0 to $60 ; call and advocate their schemes and gives their
pointment to Tillamookers, particularly
Solo, Miss L. Baker.
Money to Loan.—Apply to Theo. Stein- be convinced.—W. E. P age .
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to the dairymen, whose products deserve
opponents the dickens. But let the editor I
Accompanist—Miss M. Peterson.
hilber.
The young people, and some of the administer a little just criticism in the | “Light Step Schottische"......... (Blum). greater consideration in the matter of
Miss Ethel Hoskins.
transportation. As the dairymen have
1900 Calendars from 50c. to $3.00 at older ones as well, having whooped up opposite direction and one would think I
"Jollv
Students
’’.............
(Chenet). been discussing for several months the
that
a
stick
of
dynamite
had
exploded.
1899, we hope they will whoop in 1900
Lamb’s.
Violin, Dorman Ed wards.
difficulties they have to contend with in
It depends on whose ox is being gored
Shaving sets 10 per cent below cost at without so much whooping cough.
Banjo, Miss Nevada Grayson.
getting their butter and cheese to mar-
whether
the
editor
is
a
darn'd
good
or
a
Guitar,
Miss
Lottie
Hardman.
Dr. W. A. Wise, on account of a pressure
Letcher’s.
•
ken, it is not likely they will be inclined
Piano. Miss L. Baker,
darn'd bad fellow.
of
work
in
Portland,
will
not
be
at
his
A good blacksmith’s bellows for sale
"Adeste Fideles”......................... (Chorus). to let the matter drop now they appear
The
editor
wishes
every
Tillamooker
a
office
in
TiOamook
till
some
time
in
Jan
­
Accompanist, Miss M. Peterson.
at W. E. Page’s.
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to be united and determined to bring
uary, when he will remain as long as kept happy new year and with it pros|ierity,
Born, on Friday, to the wife of Michael
The
end of this year will conclude the about a better and more satisfactory
health and happiness. Shake. No mat.
busy.
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Peltz, a daughter.
I Tliere will be a new year’s ball Mon­ ter if you haven't a dollar in your jeans services for which the present city officials state of affairs. As far as the Headlight
were elected, and the H eadlight is of is concerned, it has pointed out and ad­
A fine 12 guage breech loading shotgun
day evening at Bailey’s hall, to which all or are rollingin riches Shake. Whether the opinion that from Mayor B. L. Eddy vocated that which it believed would en­
for $8 at W. E. Page’s.
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! are most cordially invited. Supfier will it lie friend or foe, for the editor's best
hance the growth and prosjierity of the
Calen-1 ars,genuine Indian, Chineseand | be served by Host .Ulen at the Allen wishes are for one and all. Especially down to the city marshal, they deserve
the ladies, for the year 1900 would be a the commendation of the citizen, of thia county. On the other hand there are
Japan work, at Lamb’s.
house.
those who contend that the Pacific Nav­
miserable and unhappy place without city for the able, business like and con­
Aswssor Stephens has lieen sick for
A meeting of the school district is call their smiling countenances and unfalter­ servative manner in which they have igation Company is doing all it possibly
several days with erysipelas.
The year 1899 has been (__
They can under the circumstances, which may
ed for. next Tuesday afternoon at the ing love and affection in the home, sweet administered the city affairs.
It don’t cost a fortune to get a bed school house to levy a tax to pay the
have tried, and we believe with a good be true considering the old steamers it one for 11s, and we assure .'cu _
home.
room suite at W. E. Page’s.
* i interest on the bonded indebtedness of
deal of success, to curtail expenditure as has in service.
appreciate it very much,
Rev. R. K. Ross, the pastor, and Mrs. much as possible and not run the city
Just the thing for the New Year, get a the district.
Prohibitionists
Meeting.
order to show our apprecl
Ross,
presented
the
First
Presbyterian
into
unnecessary
debt.
At
the
first
meet
­
High Art Calendar at Lamb’s
...
The “Headlight «Man’’ was not for-
church of Tillamook City with a hand­ ing of the council President C. E. Hawke
we will make reductions t>» Mt
Thanks,
ladies,
Only one silver tea set left at Letcher’s, gotten at Christmas.
Notice
is
hereby
given
to
the
Prohibi
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some silver communion service and the I advised that policy, and taking the
ral lines of goods oajunui
Makes a nice new year’s present.
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but cheese it, for the editor is having to
Sunday school of that church with a |
throughout the council strictly ad- tionists of Tillamook county, that Wed­
nesday, Jan. 10th 1900, at 2 p.m. at 1900.
A fine stock of cook stoves and heaters make so mauy explanations to the library. The presentation was made on
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;
hered to it. Most of the money expend­
"Headlight Woman."
of all kinds, cheap at W. E. Page's. *
Saturday night at the Christmas tree ed, over and above that which the conn, I Beaver school house, Beaver, Ore., is set
Our
shoe
trad«
the
pagt
y«
as a time for permanent organization.
Turn over a new leaf by buying one of B. H. Bunn has a general job shop in ■ entertainment, and coming as a most cil had to meet every month for current I
Bailey’s building, where he is prepared to 1 agreeable surprise to the members of the expenses, and over which it had no jur-1 There will also be a rally at 7 p.m. tor has been immense and we haw
those Novelty Calendars at Lamb’s.
do all kinds of repairs in tin, etc., as well I Presbyterian church and the teachers ¡»diction whatever—which takes a large which an interesting programme is being been compelled to d<
I have a fine lot of sewing machines
as fixtures and fittings neatly done. Work and pupils of the Sunday school, was portion of the money nt the disposal of arranged. All interested in thecause of stock, as well as double
which I will sell very cheap.—W. E. P age .
guaranteed first class.
that much more appreciated. The rev. the council—the largest items of expendi. temperance should attend.—R. G. B i . a - for them.
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| lock , Chairman of County Committee ;
I have a few new alliums I will sell very
gentleman and Mrs. Ross were thanked ture were for public improvements, such
We expect to make reductif*
cheap. Call before they are gone—W. Not catnip and sage, but strawberries for their useful and costly presents.
T. E. A rmstrong , Secretary.
as lumber for crosswalks and hydrants
end sage. I have a fine lot of sharpless
E. P age .
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in the price of shoes and shall
for the residence portion of the city. Put­
strawberries and Mammoth sage plants.
Died,
oil
the
26th
inst.,
at
the
home
of
Bids
Wanted
on
Ditch
Work.
Do you wish to save money during the
endeavor to carry the best makes,
Write for prices of plants. Post paid. his daughter, Mrs. Mary E. Judd, in this ting the current expenses and the two
year 1900 ? Then do your trading at
Proposals wanted for digging ditches carry the largest stock, sell for
—Address E. A. C hamberlain , Woods, city, Mr. Samuel B. Cox, aged 85 years. items we have numerated together, it
Todd’s.
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The deceased was born in Springfield, will lie found upon investigation that on my ranch. Full information may be ' cash as near as possible, and sell
0«gon.
the council has been exceedingly careful had by applying to the keeper, N A. Frcc-
The band boys gave a social evening
Swear off January 1st on buying cheap Mass., on September 26, 1814-, and was and economical with the tax money.
to a numlier of friends in Todd’s hall on
man. Proposals should lie in writing 1 for the lowest prices.
shoddy goods, and duringthe whole year one of a family of eight children, nil of We have had a well governed and order­
Tuesday.
and addressed to me at Astoria, Or.
We invite you all to come and
whom
are
dead.
The
deceased
leaves
a
buy the best grade of goods, and see it I
S amuel E lmork .
Do you wish the best grade of goods you* bank account is not larger than in j family of four children to mourn their ly city during the past year, and if the
see us for bargains, and especial­
city officials elect and those to be ap­
for the lowest possible prices for cash ?
ly those who are cash customers.
the past. You can find the right goods loss, the eldest, a son, L. B. Cox, residing pointed continue to work as harmoni­
For Sale,
at La Crosse. Wis. ; B. S. Cox, of Troy,
Go to Todd's.
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at Todd’s.
ous
and
with
the
same
purpose
in
view
,
Remember we carry the best
I
Idaho ; E. S. Cox, of Kansas City, Mo.,
Ladies with artistic tastes can satisfy
At a bargain, if taken at once, the best
as the retiring officials, they will deserve
Coild
Tillamook
city
have
lieen
more
line
of goods we can get in
and
Mrs.
Mary
E.
Judd,
of
Tillamook.
the same with those Chine«, Japanese
ordedy, peaceable and quiet during the The remains were buried on Wednesday, the commendation of the citizens as well. paying restaurant (and lodgings) in San
Cale d ersat Lamb’s.
Christmas holidays ? Taking everything Elder Morgan conducting the religious We have attended every meeting of the Diego county, Cal.—For particulars ad-
Percy Wiley and Howard Edmunds into consideration, we have a well gov­
council with the exception of one, dress G. T. Penney, Escondido, Cal.
came home from the Pacific Universit) erned dty and a class of people who know­ services.
and having watched carefully what
Married, on Sunday evening, at the
to spend the holidays.
For Rent.
transpired, believe in liestowing honor
how tobe merry and wise.
First United Brethren church, in the pre­
where honor is due, anil this honor—in
Mrs. Cooper was the recipient of a [
A small house with half an acre of
Clark Hadley and William Stephens re- sence of a large congregation, Mr. John the opinion of the H eadlight —the re-
pretty broach from her class in the Pres-4
land half mile from the city on the Bay
| tnrMd to the city on Sunday, having H. Donaldson to Miss Lena C. Berry, tiring city officials are entitled to.
byterian Sunday school.
City road.—Apply to John Svenson.
met wit* three break downs with their both of this city. Rev. F. H. Neff offi­
W. E. Page is kept quite busy deliver-j burrv '«crossing the mountain, the last ciated. The people who wer: in attend,
Upon investigation, the O. R. & N. Co.
ing stoves and furniture since the boats
b'crj|)pie'd the vehicle so badly ance upon divine «rviceat the clo« were finds it has no steamer of suit able draught
New Meat Market.
have got to running again.
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afforded the pleasure of being present at available at the present time to run a
that tlk could not reach home in it.
Don't forget the new meat market. If
the wedding of this esteemed young cou­ line of steamers from Astoria to Tilla-I
The Christmas enternainments given
Tliere ««111 lie meetings at the M.E. ple. While Miss Teft played the wedding mook City. What that company will do you want cheap meats they will give
by the several churches passed off most
I
church < e /eveningnext week, to which march the happy couple marched down in the near future, probably depends upon you an honest cut and a square deal.
pleasantly on Saturday evening.
T. B. Bowi.nv.
the public general is cordially invited. the west aisle of the church and took a w hat actions the citizens of this county
v ~
.
«1_ ..f 4-lva
Fine bed spring, better than new ; they
The pies h • and co-operation of the place in front of the altar, where thev take in the matter The Headlight is
Cohn & Co.'a Reminder«.
have been tried and are all right ; prices
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pastors
of
the
various
ir« niher« a
were met by the pastor, who a brief in firmly of the opinion that it is to the liest
Our
cash register system is bringing us
«1.50 to $2.50 at W. E. Page’s
churches i drsired.—S. A. S mith , pas- but impressive ceremonv made the happy interest of the manufacturing industries
new customers every day.
The McNamer brothers, who were re- tor.
of
this
county
that
the
O.R.
Ar
N.
should
| couple husband and wife. After the cere­
We are selling more can goods than
jorted to have lieen drowned intheYu-
Many
e intend to abide by the monv the many friends pressed forward run a line of steamers to this city, and ever before, because our prices are lower
• on, have returned to Forest Grove.
good n-aolr’i « they form at the com- to extend their congratulations amidst with proper representation there is a and our goods lietter.
After being bar-bound for about a week mencem**.'» • year, but. alna, when much merriment andexpressionsofhearty possibility of bringing this about. In
Domino corn and standard tomato«,
the steamers Harrison and Elmore were the end of the . X. comes it is necessary good will, for the contracting parties agitating this matter of better transpor­ three cans for 25c. are trndc winners.
to d>g up tbs* v. d resolutions for the hare a large circle of warm friends and tation service, the Headlight is not look,
able to cross out Wednesday morning.
Pop corn just in. 5c. a pound ; elegant
purpoaeof»
»to live up to them. stand high in the esteem of the people of ing so much at the present conditions ns prunesjust received at 5c. a pound.
W. E. Page has just received a large
those
of
the
future,
when
there
will
be
There’s nothin V trying, even if one this city. After the ceremony the happy
Wheat, 1 cent a pound,just a few sack,
stock of second hand furniture, as good
couple repaired to their own home, where double the amount of freight. In that left.
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as new. which he is «Hing very cheap. * don't succeed
light, and in no other, should the situa­ Three 31b. packages of washing
to be out again everything was in readiness to receive
W H. H. C»
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tion be viewed. It may lie to theinlere«! powder, lietter than gold dust, for 50c.
Do you wish to turn over a new leaf
ither for several them.
of some persons to stick tenaciously to
for 1900 ? Then makea resolve t i trade after being un'.' h
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fi the festive season ! The first annual recital given by pupils the present unsatisfactory transporta­
at Todd's from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31,
1900. daJ.s Gay <>k>
Real Estate Transfers
few pulled himself of St. Alphonsus academy took place on tion service until something lietteris pro­
arrived.
We wonder what the loss will
).... lw
— to
— having
round, for he *-►* jaropo« to be dis­ Friday last, for which a mumcal pro. cured. but let us ask this question, la it
L. M. and Olive Alley to Geo. C. Woe
Respectfully,
the dairyman on the butter shipped on
amount
criminated aga’
• n the amoa
"t ° of gram had been arranged. The Sister an advantage or a detriment to thetnan-
hele, one acre.
the steamer Harrison by the time it Christmas freigb« ♦ • 4 t“ke
Superior
complimented
the
pupil»,
«"d
b°*rd
nl.icturing industries of Tillamook coun. 1.0.0. F. to J Maro/f lot 42 in block 1
reaches market ?
awarded premiums to Misses Emmelia
at this «ason ol ti t <•
tv? Herein lies a |arrtinent question of
in I.O.O.F. cemetery«
gobson and Helen Andenom for perfect
On and after the 1st of January the
to Tillamook, Mark L. Cohn to George Colin deed of
The band boys,« 1 » WH?the assist­
paramount import«.
Tillamook Laundry and Dye ho«« will ance given them in th i tbratrical per­ deportment . and to Mi* Franc« IfeU- But w hat are Tilli- aoubasa gun ng to do
cpr. ertiofi to various parcels.
do a strictly cash br«iness.—J. '<V. A t ­ formances, made an* < •**”’ amongst „„forassiouity. Tb« recital included
»It and n<<
Pit- - •
; K amp *! rg, S. P. to Peter Heisel, 12.
water , Manager.
them«lves
and . pri se* 1 Mx*. Bert King. the following :
sake up to th- tl uutiM ml til it is 14
f*r«*B in tp 1 S R 9 W.
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•Little Fair« kbottwehe (Streabbog).
Lite'' All will dm it tfeat the G R. * M
I have a fine No. 9 six-lid cock range.
Li|, Baker and J i *R«t ..ooper
M* C«em Hathaway.
is preferable t'eRBl RMfeern Pacific *«t i
suitable for a logging cump. which I will
with a pretty dr* a
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Answer» to CorreepoadenU» j
feq*»
’•Cran«lpaf|O*»£<^ Btreflbb0«>
s «at ¿MM the producer« at
»ell cheap for cash or will trade or ex- young
TOung ladies, who had ViflMN
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Pierar Jswoha
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I know
TA
xpaym R-—Will bold your
ln>4|
few®
themselve» in ttoa
(Coote), this count) wiH
T . the band boys in theif cdorta
yi
change for other proper^.—W. E P age
..c„r,t wrWdt’«"-
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■ i m Ca 1« naia a
opportune time to
it.
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The new government scow andrired„
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Ladner).
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with a tri
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built by the Til lam • k L««A«r to
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is the« tokens ofappreciati««. "fc -«pie” 1 '
/ dTI-gu7*« ■fehrs
I« >n account of
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Wednes-1 right before they received they prevent .
(tot through with their®*»
ttey must think they are doubly now-
day.
Happy * flecu
Year to all,
and JVIaytheYear
1900 be a pros
perous one,
our uuish.
Cloth i no;
Shoes,
FurnishiflK
Goods,
J. A.TODD VO