Tillamook headlight., February 01, 1900, Image 1

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Vol. XII
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, FEBRUARY i, 1900
#1.50 per year.
Ort Art Art Art X.; Art Art o
Do Not Buy of us unless you Wish to Save
from 10 to 15 per eent on your purchases
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Pearl Oil, $1.15 per can, or $2.25 per case. Don’t you pay 10 per cent more for
oil at clearance and inventory sales ? We have never charged more than
♦ 1.15 per can, or $2.15 per case, for Pearl Oil.
3 Three pound packages Gold Dust for ............................................... 50 cents,
3 pound packages Armour’s Washing Powders.....................................12 *4 cents.
Arbuckle’s Coffee, i2J^c. package.
Schilling’s Tea, 50c. lb.
Stout’s Patent Snag Proof Long Boots............................................... .
I5 00
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' Short Boots.......................................................
0 3 50
We are not the only store that sells goods, just as they advertise to sell ; we believe
there is one more store that does.
I D. T. EDMUNDS, Tillamook, Or.J
MEDICINE I
When you need medicine you want the best. That is natural. A man may be
contented with an $10 overcoat, even though he knows some other man wears coats that
cost I45. A woman may wear $i gloves and see the $2 kind without being disturbed. It
is different with medicine. Everyone wants the highest quality ; and that is the only
kind I keep. I am particular in selecting and buying my drugs ; careful in making my
medicine ; and exact in compounding prescriptions.
I solicit your trade on these assurances.
CHAS 1. CLOUGH,
Reliable Druggist, Tillamook, Or
Mr. James Hughey, of Fairview, was
WILSON RIVER.
The steamer Harrison arrived on Tues- Hart’s ideas when he made an inspection
shaking hands, last week, with his friends
day with freight from Astoria. She had of the slough, it is more than probable
Andrew Zurcher had one of his legs in
also freight on board for Umpqua, and that he will reccommend this, commenc- jured while rolling logs last week and on Boulder Creek.
Dr. Wise, resident dentist.
Misses Fannie and Mina Smith at­
ing the work at this city and then work will lie laid up for several days.
Blacksmith's bellows for $6 at Page’s. left this city Wednesday for that place.
The steamer Elmore isexpected to arrive down to the bay.
Miss Lola Darby has a severe attack tended the candy-pull at Mr. David’s last
Large cooking range for sale at Page’s. here with freight from Astoria in a day
Here is a political tip the Headlight of- i of quinsy and had to have an operation week.
A few sewing machines cheap at Page's. or so.
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■’ and,
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Mr. R. C. Richards, of Beaver, was a
fers
gratis,
matters, j on her throat Sunday evening.
Money to Loan.—Apply to Theo. Stein«
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Elliott, of Riverdale must be strictly adhered to ; The repub-1 Jas. Williams is felling some timber guest at the hospitable home of C. A.
hilber.
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farm, writes : “We would like, through ¡ican delegation from this county should preparatory to logging on his place, Smith, last Sunday night.
Bedsteads, good as new, from $2 up, at the medium of your paper, to thank the be instructed to vote for Mr. Tongue’s formerly the Kiefer place.
Boulder is going to “boom” some
Beals Bros, have lieen around buying day. A store and post-office are not
people of Hobsonvilleand Tillamook who re-nomination. This is good horse sense
W. E. Page’s.
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only
possibilities, but probabilities of
Bedroom suits, cheaper than ever, at so generously responded to the call for and good politics, which the delegates stock.
Mr. Hoskins, of Foley, has been around thc ncar . f _____
utlire. . Likewise a school-
help to raise money to send Miss Lee to be sent to the county convention will
W. E. Page’s.
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do wTell not to forget. It may be ques­ dehorning cattle with his new dehorn-! house. Why not ?
Curry
back
to
her
relatives
in
Connell
Local nevfrs this week is scarce and hard
tioned why we have taken offourcoat and ing machine. His patrons seems to be “A little work, a little play,
Bluffs, Iowa.”
to furridge out.
To keep us going—and so, good day!
The building committee of the Presby. | tucked up our sleeves in Mr. Tongue’s well pleased with his services.
Sewing machines cleaned and repaired
Born, to the wife of E. Glad, on Janu­ A little warmth, a little light,
terian church received on Monday $800 | behalf. It’s told in a nutshell. The con­
by W. E Page.
Of love’s bestowing—and so, good night!
from the board of erection and $100 from i gressman who is interested in Tillamook ary 27th, a daughter.
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Stock ranch of 169 acres for sale or Mr. W. Ladd, of Portland, towards the county, sees thedrawsbacks to our indu­ James Williams, who purchased the A little fun, to match the sorrow,
rent by W. E. Page.
new church building in this city, which strial development on account of shallow Kiefer ranch, is busily engaged felling Of each day’s growing—and so, good
morrow!
Cook stoves and heaters cheaper than is to be used for public worship for the I bars, and then labors for the removal of such timber ns is suitable for saw logs, j
I these obstruction by securing govern-!
little trust that when we die,
ever at W’. E. Page’s.
first time next Sunday, but which will
Miss Amelia Freeman has returned A
We reap our sowing—and so, good bye!”
ment appropriations is worthy of the '
Sewing machine that run with a not be dedicated until the spring.
from Philomath College.
—Trilby
support
ofevery
dairyman,
manufacturer
;
spring at W. E. Page’s
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The popocrats of this state think they 1
Jno. Erickson and Peter Heisel are
and producer in this county, so we loyally
EMMA.
Mr. C. S. Magill was in the city on can make a lot of political capital by j give Mr. Tongue our support because he making wonderful improvements oti
tooting their horns for the Boers, having
Saturday from Lnfavette.
the
their
respective
ranches,
fronting
has proved himself to be a faithful friend
We have had fine weather the past
BY
Mr. Wm. Olsen left last week on the found they could not kick up a stink by of Tillamook county. It was through county lane.
week, clear and warm through the day.
shouting
anti-expansion.
It's
not
very
Miss Anna King has been visiting a
Steamer Tillamook for California.
I Mr. Tongue’s influence that this county
Nick Affolter’s family and Anton
flattering to the Irish or the Germans in
Messrs. E. H. Lane and W. N. Redda­
received $25,000 in the last government few of her many friends in this neighbor. |
Rash’s family have the whooping cough.
this state to have thesecalamitvhowlers
hood.
way were in the city from Nehalem.
appropriation, and it will be through his
rub in the soft soap for the purpose o
Silas Morton spent Sunday at Bay ! J. D. Chitwood has the whooping-
Mr. and Mrs. Hv. Crenshaw left on the controling their votes. W’e don’t think influence that the proposed improvement
cough and his children are getting over
City.
to
Tillamook
bar
is
carried
through
and
stage Monday to reside in Portland.
the Irish or the Germans are such suckers
Mrs. Peter Heisel contemplates making it nicely.
the
appropriation
secured.
Tillamook
For sale, a bargain, a double buggy to take the bait so temptingly held out
an extended trip to her native country, ' W. R. Calkins was doing business at
harness. Enquire at Page’s second hand for them to swallow. After the election has been “bottled up’’ long enough, and Norway, to visit her parents, also her Emma a few days ago. He reports the
now we have a friend at court working
store.
these popocrats won’t care a tinker’s
| school doing fine with Mis» M. L, Ham­
to relieve the situation, is it not good many friends of by-gone days.
The revival meetings at the Methodist cuss whether the Irish or German go to horse sense and good politics for citizens
An unusual degree of interest apjiears ton as teacher.
church continues to draw large congre­ the devil or not.
of this county to strive all they can to to be manifested in the M.E. revival.
Dave Bradley, of Neskowin, was the
gations.
The A.O.U.W. lodge in this city will keep Mr. Tongue in congress ?
guest of J. D. Chitwood on the 13th
NEHALEM.
A marriage license was issued on the take ¡n another bevy of new members
inst.
27th ultimo to William N. Reddaway and this evening. The stability of this order,
Notice to Correspondents.
The Elmore got out on Tuesday, she
Somebody visited Mr. Resh’s smoke I
Anna N. Ellis.
with its classified races of assessment, is
house last Saturday night and carried
A. W. Fletcher, Oretown.—Having pub­ is coming righ* back again.
Two colts for sale or trade, sired by recognized, even by old line life iiisurai.ee lished the communication as requested it
There were two dances on Saturday ; off three hams; the first thieving that
Cœur D’Alene and G[en Dudley dam. Call companies, as the best system in vogue was not necessary to publish the names evening, one at upper-town, and one at has ever been done in this neighborhood.
today in any of the beneficiary orders; in signing it, for that was immaterial, and William Schollmeyers.
at Letcher’s jewelery store.
M. M, Hovland has been looking for
If you want a railroad ticket to any | fact, it’s a cold-blooded business propo­ especially as we received a letter by the
Mr. Himples little girl is very sick, and land the past two weeks on the Siletz
point east you can save money by con­ sition : life insurance figured down to same mail requesting us not to publish Dr. Hawke has been called from Tilla­ river; he will locate pretty well up the
sulting the local railroad agent, B. C. actual cost, in which each member pays one name.
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mook to attend her.
river.
assessments according to the risk he is to
Lamb.
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Messrs. Johnson, Olsen, and Erickson
Dr.
Hawke
came
up
Saturday
to
see
the order. The A.O.U.W’. don’t offer The White Clover Cheese Factory,
Mr. B. C. Lamb is now the agent in something for nothing and its stability
Mrs. Bloom who was very ill. At the j have located claims on the east side of
Operated by T. S. Townsend, will present time she is somewhat better.
the Devil's lake; they are there now at MACKINTOSHES, 20 per cent;
this city for the Pacific Navigation Com is assnred, which cannot be said of the
liegin
on
February
1st,
working
up
the
O il CLOTHING, io per cent;
pany and has leased the dock from Cohn legion of new beneficiary orders which
Dr. Hawke also examined several can. work.
farmers’ milk into cheese by the pound,
Settlers know how to appreciate the
& Co.
have sprung up of late years and which or on the co-operative plan. Will guaran­ didates for the two branches of the |
fine weather, and they are taking ad­ SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING,
John A. Nelson was nursing his Anger we fear will not exist when the crucial
tee first-class article and quick sale ; also Woodmen, while he was up.
vantage of it; some are slashing, some
several days in the city, the result of a test time arrives.
Nehalem City has a lot of planking on burning logs, some are plowing and
will guarantee the highest market price
BURNISHING GOODS,
slight accident at the Truckee mill at
When it comes to profitable farming, when sold. This change has been made the ground, and street improvements are some grubbing land.
Hobsonville.
TRUNKS, VALISES, ELOUR,
dairying is the industry which pays, as at the request of several of my patrons. in progress.
On the 29th inst. J. T. Neckert went
While fixing a gun on Tuesday in his is illustrated in Tillamook county com­ Call at factory for full information.
n.
Married, on Monday, the 29th inst., out into the Deursmidt settlement o n EEEI) AND GROCERIES, 5
store, the spring flew out and struck Mr pared with the farmers in the wheat dis­ Come one. Come all.
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by Rev. Howell, at the home of the bride, business.
W. V. Morgan on the eye lid, cutting it tricts. Dairvmen in this county realize
per cent.
W’m. Reddaway to Miss Annie Ellis. W’e
St. Bauer has his barn completed.
and hurting his eye.
| over twenty cents per pound for their
Notice.
wish the young couple much happiness.
Rudolph Stowaster, who broke hi*
Do you want up-to-date heaters or one butter fat. and no matter how many
A grand opportunity to get nice young
School District 28 held a special meet­ leg, is improving.
of those latest designed ranges? You cowsXhev may keepand milk, or let them bearing PRUNE TREES. Italians, 25c. ing on Thursday, at which a four mill
save money by buying new stoves and double their product for that matter, a piece ; FRENCH PRUNES, 20c. each. tax was voted.
Dehorning Cattle.
ranges at McIntosh & McNair’s.
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there is always a readv market for their Parties buying will dig them up. Now is
A« a number of my neighbor» and
I will sell from six to thirty acres of milk at the cheese factories or creameries, the time before all is engaged.—J. 3. BOULDER CREEK BUBBLES
other« are having their cattle dehorned,
my place, with improvements, for half and w’ill continue to be. Thus the dairy­ E lliott , Riverdale, Or.
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Bays were seen I wish to imprest upon them the neces­
what it cost Will give time on most of men in this county have no fear of over
For 8ale,
sity of preventing the growth of horns
on our street last week.
the purchase price. Apply to A. Letcher. ; production or that the market price of
in the future, »0 they will not have.to
milk
will
fluctuate
like
the
wheat
market.
At
a
bargain,
if
taken
at
once,
the
best
Thum
Coulson
and
Earl
Ford
came
What’s the matter with Tillamook wea­
The dairymen in this county have a paying restaurant (and lodgings) in San up from Beaver to visit at Mr. Jay do a similar job again by and bye, so
ther this winter ? The bright blue sky
will again give the formula for dehorn
and the warm sunshine makes everything bright prospect before them, with plenty Diego county, Cal.—For particulars ad- Ford’s home, recently.
ing calves.
of room for expansion, and as all the dress G. T. Penney, Escondido, Cal.
look and feel as though it was in the
C. A. Smith returned from Tillamook
W hen the calf is about ten days old.
creameries and cheese factories are all
middle of summer.
City, Wednesday. His sister-in-law, Mrs. clip the hair off the embryo horn, wet
wanting more milk, this presents a good
Team for Sale.
R. Y Blalock, came over with him.
For the boss »trawberrv plant send to opportunity for the enterprising dairy­
the »|>ot slightly, and rub with caustic
E. A. Chamberlain. Woods. Or. Stand­ men to increase their dairy herds as well
Mr. Jno. Brady, Mrs May Blalock, potash. A piece one inch long will de-
A fine gentle team for sale, in fine con­
ard variety which cannot be beaten for as their banking accounts.
dition ; eight years old ; will lie sold for Mr. Chas. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. horn a half dozen, if they are ready at
size and flavor of berry. 20c. a dozen,
Chopard, attended church at Wolf Creek one time. If you have but one tooperatc
The Port of Tillamook Commission $150 —See John Svenson.
$1 100, post paid.
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school house, Sunday evening. They re­ on, take as small a bit as you can hold.
meet on Monday afternoon, and in the
We have no baits, but sell
port a good turn out, and a very ac­ I have successfully dehorned them when
W’e hear that Mr. Theo. Steinhilber hat absence of President Olsen. Vice-President
Cohn & Co.’a Special Liat.
ceptable sermon.
over three weeks old, but from ten days everything at a small profit, and
bought an interest in a new concern in A. J. Cohn presided,when the other mem-
Dry graunlated sugar, 20 lb«., $1.
.Mr. Jav Ford is the victim of what to two weeks is lietter. When grown it
Portland called the Columbia Star .Man­ l>ers of the commission present were
Bear Ixrand tomatoes, best in the mar-
came near l«ing a serious accident ; he is hard to tell them from natural ¡Milled will meet any price quoted for
ufacturing Co.,which manufactures soap Messrs. P. W. Todd, D. T. Edmunds and ket. three cans for 25c.
was at work in the timber, and a rolling cattle.
C ha *. Pvt.
cash on this basis.
and chewing gum, and that Dan Bowers P. McIntosh and Secretary C. Thayer.
Silver prunes. 5 cents a pound.
log, caught his foot, and crushed it
is working for him.
The commission decided to levy a tax of New seeds just received.
against a stump in such a way, that he XOTK* OF HKARPfS or FINAL
Fairview Grange will meet at Ackley’s one mill. After discussing the work to be
We want your butter, eggs, etc., and
HKTTI.KMBNT.
was powerless to loosen it. Fortuna*
hall on Friday, 9th Feb., at 10 am.. for done for the improvement of Hoquarton will pay you the highest price.
Respectfully,
To who'r>_____
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tely
help
was
near
at
hand
and
the
it may
concern : __
Notice
in hereby
the purpose of installing officers and other slough, the commission cpme to the con­ Our bargain sale of last month was a
that w ere«« W F ’Balmer, admlniatra
united strength of two men fat last set given
tor of the ••tats of MAllLARkH RAIMER,
business to come before the grange. A clusion that the slough should be made grand succeM.
having filed hi* final wtatemrnt in the
him free, but with a badly bruised foot. Comity < ourt
general attendance o meml>ers requested straight, and instiucted the secretary to
of Till«mo<>|| County Oregon
Arbuckle and Lion Coffee. 21b»., 25c.
January iSth. igo*. for »aid Eatatr. and aa p«T an
Mrs.
Jay
Ford
has
l>een
enjoying
a
L S. Maynard,secretary.
100 kegs and buckets of that fine east­
draw up a resolution to that effect and
order made by aaid Court b»-ar1 g date January
few da vs visit fiom her parents, Mr. and 19 h. 1900, Monday the 5 th dav of Man h, lyffli. at
Owing to the interest in timber lands forward it to Captain W. W. Harts, the ern syrup just received direct from the
two o'clock p m , the «aid Court will bear any
Mrs. Huston, who came up Friday, re­ oWertion*
legally made to the final «tateme t of
in this county of late, there is a tendency government enmnecr This is a good factory.
said Administrator •* filed aforesaid. Thia notice
maining
with
her
until
Sunday
p
m.
Cohn’s Best Tea. 25c. a pound. Your
tv to tie publ atoed four weeha (5 l-auaai hi the
on the part of those holding them to pay move on the part of the com mission, and
Ifradhrfht at Tillamook. Oregon, aa
Mr. and Mrs. Chopard spent Sunday Tillamook
up their delinquent taxes. Something is verv essential for the improvement in money back if it don't suit.
per order of tha ( ounty < ourt of Thlamook 1
Our brand of Golden Rod Flour is the at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. County, Ore,' m.
Hke $340 was received by County Clerk the shipping facilities of this city. As
w F. Rat m » s ./.dmlniatrator ;
Smith.
By ii B II imdiki », hia Attorney.
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Mason on Wednesday for that purpose. thia somewhat accords with Captain best flour made ; try it.
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS
CASH
vs.
CREDIT
Eye Openers
J. R.
TODD & CO.
Wishing to make
the month of January
a Cash Month as near
as possible, we will
give a DISCOUNT for
Cash as follows :
We sell Epicurean
and Premium Peeled
Solid Packed Toma-
toes and best grades.
Solid Packed Corn
for lOc. per can
J.A.TODD\GO.