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V THE HEADLIGHT JOB PRINTING IS THE Newiest, Brightest and Leading Newspaper of Tillamook County. BILL HEADS. LETTER HEADS. ENVELOPES. i LEGAL BLANKS. BUSINESS CARDS. VISITINC. CARDS. i SHOW CARDS. BILLS & POSTERS. 5 Guaranteed First Class at Reasonable Prices. THE OFFICIAL COUNTY NEWSPAPER. Patronize Local Industries and all Home Print Newspaper. Vol. XII No. 35. BRRGRIHS TILLAMOOK, OREGON FOR CASH I MEDICINE I Stout’s Patent Long Boots ............ $5 00 Short Boys’ Woonsocked Short Boots, 2 to 6s .. Battle Ax Tobacco........................................ per lb. Climax, Horse Shoe, Star and Spear Head Tobacco. . : H Arux and Hammer and Schillings’ Soda......................... » 1 Corn, Tomatoes, Peas and Beans..................................... 3 cans Calicoes, ....................................... ..................................... per yard A discount will be given on Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes and Mackintoshes. Now is a grand opportunity to buy DRESS GOODS and FLANNELS, and we have the best line to select from. D. T. EDMUNDS >1.50 per year. I Ml Tillamook, Or. ?! 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 $45. 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 ’t TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS at this time of the year. A graphic de- city to stoop to. And those who parti- ' A correspondent asks this question : fully acquaint himself with their needs, scription of the actual conditions in his cipate ,___ in -i personal animosity soon bring j “Would you be good enough to tell me which will enable him to present their Dr. Wise, resident dentist. report might have some weight. , their public career to an end—and great whether a citizen of any portion of the claims properly before the com mi* tee Born, on the 20th inst , to the wife of f county can register before the county with a view to getting a substantial ap Dr. James Whithycombe remarked at is the fall. Emanuel Cromel, a son. _ ________ the Oregon Dairymen’s Association meet The arrival of the Harrison at Astoria clerk or must he register before the jus propriation fortheir permanent improve Born, on the 12th inst., to the wife of ing last week that dairymen should al on Saturday is reported as follows : As tice of the peace in his own precinct ?” ment. In view of this fact, the Port of Truman Whitten, a daughter. . ways aim to build up their herds. It is the steamer Harrison appeared off the It is optional with the ¡»erson who wishes Tillamook Commission should energeti Mrs. D. E. Goodspeed is expected home bad policy io sell good heifers because i mouth of the river she had a signal flying to register. In registering before the cally get to work and map out the re the demand for veal is strong and prices for a tug, and although she was proceed- county clerk each person’s name is enter sources of the county, the causes whv from Michigan in about a week. ed in his respective voting precinct and they cannot be properly developed, what Mr. C. 0. Erickson left with his family j high. Good heifers should be saved, as I ingunder her own steam, it was believed that completes the registration, while improvements are necessary, thus show it will not be long before good cows will that some accident had happened on on the steamer Friday,going to Fairfield, ; be worth $50 to $60 in Oregon. board oilier. When she was nearly in those doing so before justices of the peace ing the urgent need of an appropriation. Iowa. Mr. A. J. Cohn will go on a business side a line was passed to her by a tug, or notories public, when the returns arc This information would be found useful Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cary went out trip on the next steamer to San Francis and she w.is brought in. Captain Dodge sent in, have to lie copied into poll books by Congressman Tongue when going on the steamer Harrison on a business co, preferring that market nowinstead of had about 40 passengers on board, men, by the county clerk, and the signatures over the situation. Although he is in trip to Portland. i Portland on account of having to wait women and children, and nearly all of to be cut out and pasted in these poll possession of some of this information it The Sisters at Alphonsus academy are so long to get their goods in via Astoria. j them were extremely seasick, and to pre books, which is quite a little extra work would be a wise course for the Commis making preparations to give a public re Other business men are figuring on send vent them from having to stay outside to throw upon that official to complete sion to present the matter in as forciful manner as possible, and this can be done cital early in April. ing their orders to San Francisco, which over night, of which there was a possi- in about two weeks. Mrs. R. M. Watson and daughters left will mean the loss to Portland merchants | bilit}, he signaled for a tug, although A meeting of the city council was held to some extent by preparing wbat we on the steamer Friday to make their of quite a large trade in twelve months. subsequently it was found that it w’ould on Monday evening, with Mayor Wiley have suggested. With Mr. Tongue’s as not have been necessary. home in Elma, Wash. and Councilmen A. J. Cohn,G. Edmunds, sistance as a member of the river and Attorney H. B. Hendricks, of Bay City, Geo. Bodyfelt has bought W. Rhodes' 1 j w as in the city on Friday circulating a Captain W. W. Harts, the government M. Leach and L. Olsen present. Mr. harbor committee, and, as we are in formed, that of senators and representa plant at Nestucca and will manufacture petition praying that the office of inpec- engineer, lias made an official inspection Edmunds reported that the committee tives from eighteen states pledged to i of the improvements underweight in this had inspected the route of the proposed his own dairy products. i tor of customs for Tillamook be reinstat vote for an appropriation for Tillamook, 0. R. Chamberlain will be at Hebo on ed. This office coming under civil service ' count}’ and found everything progressing change of road from the bend in the Trask it can plainly be seen that a great deal of j in a satisfactory manner. The new der | river to intersect with a street near the the 6tli March and Blaine on the Sth for | rules, the only way to gel Dr. Madison’s , influence is being invoked, and with al| BY democratic head into the basket was to rick is about completed, and on the first ! academy, and estimated that it would this directed toward one goal, with Con the purpose of registering voters. * cost the city $1000. The report was ac- of next month will commence operations abolish the office. It worked like a The Workman's lodge ill this city will at snag pulling, under the charge of Mr. ' cepted, but the council took no further gressman Tongue as the moving spirit, holds its meeting in future on the second I charm when the ax descended, and Madi every effort should be used to keep this i son found himself minus one dollar a day Batton. All the snags in the channel of action, with the exception of referring influence intact, and this is one reason and fourth Mondays in each month. the matter to the streets and public pro- 1 Hoquarton slough and Tillamook bay Mrs. J. K. Smith andchildren departed ! for doing, as some people state—nothing. will be removed first, after which the perty committee. Mayor Wiley's re why Tillamookers should rally around I In the matter of fixing electric lights in Mr. Tongue and keep him in congress. Saturday morning for Tillamook, where derrick will be taken to Dry stocking bar commendation of T. H. Goyne for city they will in future reside.—Yaquina Bay the residence portion of the city is some- i for the purpose of dredging a channel so attorney being the next order of business, . thing which the council should take in | News. | as to provide several feet of water ther« Mr. Edmunds moved that the council Isolated Tillamook. hand at once or leave it over until next1 Mr. David Hadley left on the steamer i at low tide. When this is donelhesharp confirm the appointment. This failed to fall. All will admit that it would lie a ' The miserly inadequate provision Friday on his return to South Africa, but points in Hoquarton slough will lie cut secure a seconder, and after some little i great benefit to pedestrians, and as the before doing so will spend several weeks off, which will enable larger coasting discussion the council decided to take a made to accommodate the Tillamook ! electric light company has offered to fix vote, which was as follows ; Edmunds, traffic in the winter time was well illus in England. steamers to reach Tillamook city. ten 32-candle lights for $10 per month, yes : Leach, no. This being a tie vote trated in the statement that a little Clerk Goyne is round taking the school ' the question of charge is reasonable, but Tillamook county will have six enu census previous to the annual meeting ot whether the places proposed to fix the merators for taxing thecensus next June. President Cohn decided it by not con coaster, brought into port at Astoria a few days ago with the timely assistance the school district on the first Mondav I lights will meet with the council'sappro- We suppose.a legion of one-horse politi firming the appointment. Councilman of a tug, forty wretchedly seasick pas Olsen did not vote and Councilman Hiner in next month cians will soon be scrapping to be ap ' val remains to be seen. was absent. Mayor Wiley stated the sengers. When it is understood that A deed was recorded showing that the pointed enumerators, for there's a little It appears that all the cheese factories reasons why he had appointed Mr. Goyne, this little craft has lierth accommoda I Astoria Company bought the west half and creameries could have taken larger money in it, v. hich is a great temptation and as the council had not confirmed the tions for sc rarely more thau a dozen of section 16, tp. 3 N, R 8 W, for a con quantities of milk last year and manu to them. The pay of the enumerators appointment, he would take time to sug- ( people, and that the floor space in her sideration 01'11,300. factured it at comparatively little extra will begin June 1 and end with the month, j gest another person. He nominated J. j cabin will hardly accommodate forty The steamer Harrison left this city on cost. This shows that cows are not in The pay received will vary from $3 to Lalimon fire warden and health officer, persons packed in heads and points, like Friday and crossed out over the bar the creasing in numbers in proportion to the $6 per day, according to locality and and the latter agreeing to perform the sardines, the inadequacy of the trans- same night. She had, besides freight, a facilities for manufacturing butter and conditions, in some subdivisions being duties for $25 for the year, the appoint portation facilities I Kt ween the thrifty list of nearly 40 passengers. cheese. Every dairyman in the county per capita, but generally according to the ment was confirmed. An informal re port of Tillamook and the outside world MACKINTOSHES, 20 percent; work done with the minimum and maxi quest to fix electric lights in the residence may lie conjectured. The people of this OIL CLOTHING, 10 per cent ; The political pot is beginning to “bile” should increase the number of his cows, mum daily compensation stated. In and if he is at a loss to know how to portion of the city was laid before the isolated but populous and productive up. and the citizens who want their legs thickly settled places the minimum per I council, which was referred to the streets coast county are living in hojies of rail SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING, pulled will have no difficulty in finding spend the profit he will derive from them, j he can turn it over to his wife for pin I capita rate of 2 cents for each living in- , and public property committee. way connection with other portions of some office seeker ready to do so, habitant, 2 cents foreach death, 15 cents FURNISHING GOODS, the state; but it does not seem that it money. Two things confront the taxpayers For lome reasons, liest known to them should lie necessary, while waiting, to I k for each farm and 20 cents for each estab thiscounty—the political wire-pullersand ! The republican county central commit lishment of productive industry is pro •elves, certain parties have tried to mag TRUNKS, VALISES, FLOUR, compelled to tumble over each other in those who have political tax-eating bees tee, which is call ed to meet in this city vided ; while in subdivisions more diffi nify the bad condition of Tillamook bar seasick squads during the seven or eight FEED AND GROCERIES, 5 in their bonnets. Keepyoureye on them. on the 3rd of March, is composed of J. J. cult of enumeration, the maximum rate «t different times. What a contrast it hours necessary to make the distance I k - Dawson, Bay ; F. D Vincent. Beaver ; is to read Captain Harts ’ remarks when per cent. The Tillamook Logging Company is W. N. Bays, Blaine ; T. B. Handley, of 3 cents for each living inhabitant, 3 tween the ports of Tillamook and As- wanting a couple of days steady rain to Barnegat ; 0 E. Dennis, Carnahan ; W. cents for each death, 26 cents for each he returned to Portland after his official toria, haunted by the dreadful possibil bringdown <30,000 worth of log» out I H. Galland, Dolph ; F. Severance, Fair ; farm and 30 cents for each establishment visit in here last week, for he says he ity on the northward trip of having to of Buley creek for the Truckee Lumber view ; VV. H. Hoskins, Foley ; Peter By- of productive industry will I k paid. A 1 found the barin very favorable condition, stand off the bar for any number of ; the shallowest point lieing 17 feetdeepon Company. rom, Garibaldi ; A. D. Sanders, Hebo ; fine of $300 for nonperformance of duty half a tide, which would give 20 at flood hours, waiting fora favorable opportun ity to cross in. We don't know whether a distinguish i A. W. Severance, Hoquarton ; L. M. i will I k imposed. tide Captain Harts furthei stated that It is said that the shippers in the Tilla ed politician of Fairview was imposing ; Commons, Little Nestucca ; W. A. High. i The library committee of the Oregon | the government is doing no work on the mook trade arc res|K>nsible for this upon us or not, but he informed us that Netarts ; W. R. Robdee, Union ; VV. C. j Federation of Women’s Clubs sends out ! j bar, and has no project for its improve- cramped condition of their passenger Frank Severance aspired to besupervisor King. Sandlake ; O. B Lawrence, South a circular which states that after a thor-1 1 ment. It is probable that no attention traffic, as they will not stand by a com , ough examination of the constitution of in that district. Next, please. Prairie ; C. N. Drew, Tillamook ; James will lie paid to it until the channels in- pany that comes to their relief with fair Oregon and all its laws pertaining to We can make this prediction without | S. Gray, Nehalem. education, has discovered that not one j i side the bay have liecn given such a depth prices when freight rates are cut to run fear of contradiction. If Congressman Geo. D. Williams, of Carl county, Mo., dollar of the state or city funds could I k I j that the bar is an obstacle to the en- the opposition off. The pity of this, if Tongue is re-nominated—and he should was in the city on Monday. He came legally appropriated for the establishing ' trance of ships that the inside channels true, is that upon these shortsighted be by all means—he will have a plurality in with a party from that state to locate or maintenance of free public libraries. could accommodate. The people are shippers cannot be visited the entire in of votes in Tillamook county from 450 in this county. While at Sheridan Nome Oregon stands alone in this re«|Kct. To • talking of a jetty to scour out the bar conveniences, discomforts and miseries to 500. No other republican candidate ¡<ople stuffed a lot of lies into him about obviate this it has been determined to and give a greater depth of water. Cap of the passenger traffic in stuffy little could do that^_______ 1 ■Hhis county, but when he arrived here hr present to the next legislature a bill pray tain Harts states that this project is en- tubs during the season in which the Please take pity on the county court found it exactly contrary to what they ing that 1-5 of a mill tax I k levied or set I tirelv feasible, but the government ha« ' mountain roads are impassable for ve when eighteen road supervisors get on . had represented. Wheat at 50c. a bushel at aside for library purposes in every town no such work in view. A survey was | hicles. At present the mountains are the war path and scrimmage with the Sheridan and butter fat from 25c. to 27c. I of a given number of inhabitants A» made for a jetty some years ago. but the ! full of snow, the m tils are (icing carried We have no baits, but sell county judge and commissioner* for per pound to the dairymen in Tillamook SI on S5,<>00 worth of propertv i* but a report wai adverse, as the commerce was on horseback, and passenger traffic is everything at a small profit, and proves, without further comment, where not thought great enough to justify the ' money to improve the roads in their re confined to the wholly inadequate coast small sum to levy for so important and spective districts. And what a political prosperous dairymen are making money, useful a purpose, there should be no difh expenditure. We may add that condi ing service indicated by 40 passengers will meet any price quoted for muss they will kick up if thev don't get and where 50c. wheat has a tendency to colties to accomplish the aims sought. tions have wonderfully changed since I with I suitable accommodations for «-turn wheat raisers into calamity howlers. A free library is of inestimable value in thcii and it is not necessary for us to dis- ' scarcely one-third of that nurnlier. Surely, cash on this basis. W. A. Sailing was in the city on Wed city, and if Tillamook city hail even abuse the minds of some people that this the citizens of Tillamook should lie able The city council, in refusing to confirm every i nesday from Beaver He is one of the the appointment of Mr. T. H. Goyne for one now where young men and women argument is alawrdly untenable, for ' to compass their relief from these <ondi Respectfully, dairymen who manufactures his own citv attorney, strictly followed political could resort for the purpose of acquiring school boy could refute it by pointing * tions if they but set themselves intelli < dairv products, and in common with tactic»—to the victor» lielong the spoil” useful and instructiveinformation. poeai his finger to the inestimable resource» of gently to work —Oregonian. moat of the dairymen of the county, re —although we would have preferred see bly there would not lie so many young the county »nd then to the need of gov. ports making more money last year with ing the council act otherwise. When men around training themselves to lie ernment improvements on our harlxirs and bars. HEADLIGHT the same number of cows than in any it com« to trying to defeat certain can h come first class bums. It is the environ We are in a position to state that Con previous year. dictates forjpcrsonal reasons, or to vote ments which makes so many young peo and Captain W. W. Harts left Friday on against a nominee for the same reason, ple deport from the path of rectitude, gressman Thos. H. Tongue, as a mem tier the steamer Harrison, and the trip to this is not the right spirit wherewith to and to those who are studiously inclined of the river and harbor committee, will Astoria, no doubt, gave him some idea conduct a city election, and altogether a free library keeps many from places make an official visit to Tillamook coun WEEKLY OREGONIAN of the inconvenience citizens of this coun out of place for tho»e who have been which are often termed, and rightly so, ty for the purpose of going over the vur- ! • inns harbors «n as tn thoronghlv and One Year for >2.25. ty have to undergo in getting in and nut elected to look after the best interests of "hells upon earth.” 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 srrades. Solid Packed Corn for 10c. per can. J.A.TODDSCO.
