Tillamook headlight., March 01, 1900, Image 1

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Vol. XII
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$1.50 per year,
TILLAMOOK, OREGON
FOR
CASH 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. . . .
Arui and Hammer and Schillings’ Soda...........................
11
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,
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Tillamook, Or. |
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 $1 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
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Tillamook Enterprise.
The Astoria Company has bought two criminating freight rates and aim to im­ is more generally known as the Long
more quarter sections of timber land, one prove the unsatisfactory transportation Distance Telephone Company, to extend 1
Dr. Wise, resident dentist.
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from John W. Steinmitz, being the EVb of service, he will relieve us of the painful its system through Tilramook county. 1 An item published recently stated that
Infant's long cloaks at Mrs. Stur- W>2 of sec. 4, tp. 2 N, R 8 W. paying duty of criticising the Pacific Navigation It will be remembered that this company the people of Tillamook were about to
fgeon’s.
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$700 for it ; and the other from William Company. This kind of treatment all talked of running their wires in here | build a vessel of their own, so that they
about twelve months since, and even ad- could occasionally come out and do busi-
i Elder H. B. Morgan left for Portland M. Mills, being the EV q of WVs of sec 8, independent, out-spoken newspapers ex­
tp. 2 N, R 8 W., the consideration being perience at times, because they object to yertised for poles. The line will be ex- I «ess at Portland or elsewhere. It isn’t
Mon Monday.
seeing the public fleeced or humbugged. tended from Seaside to this city, taking always that a vessel can get into or out
j The dancing club gives a dance Satur- $700.
We have only reflected public opinion in in Nehalem, Hobsonville, Bav City, etc., of Tillamook harbor, but one can fre-
We
hear
that
another
effort
is
being
: I day evening.
and from here, next summer, it is *o lie 1 quent.ly do so, and if the Tillamook
what we have contended for.
made
to
change
the
mail
schedule
so
that
I County court and board of county
extended *0 North Yamhill, over the toll people can keep it afloat they can do a
the stage can leave North Yamhill after
Some people, it they cannot control a road. If the company is sincere in these ’«rge and profitable business with it. No
commissioners convene next week.
the arrival of the morning train so as to newspaper, have no use for the editor.
intentions, it will give this county the | doubt, when it arrives at Portland its
| School district meeting on Monday for
arrive in this city at ten o’clock the next But invariably this is confined to a few
same advantages as Portland when it | load of first-class dairy and other pro.
n the election of a director and clerk.
morning. By that arrangement the mail 1 ( insignificant individuals who belong to
f Will there beenoughanti-expansionists would leave here at two o’clock in the certain factions, but when the X-rays is comes to long distance telephoning ; be­ ¡ducts can be disposed of, and our mer­
sides, this company will build a telephone chants w ill not refuse to sell goods for
H in this county to hold a convention ?
afternoon.
| placed upon them it generally reveals the
line which will be up to date and main cash to the adventurous Tillamookers.
The republitan county central commit-
The lumber schooner Lily and Martha, i fact that these parties think more ofthem-
Not enough attention has been paid to
tain a system the year round.
V tee will meet in this city on Saturday.
from San Francisco, to load lumber at | j selves than the public think of them, for
that rich locality by Portland business
J t Mrs. Henry Aiderman and daughter re­ the Pacific Mill, went ashore on Tues­ in examining them a little closer their
men. It is a region well worth looking
fl turned home Monday on the Harrison.
day after sailing in about 300 yards from desire to control, dictate and run every­
BARNEGAT.
after from a business point of view. The
Mr. David Martiny has returned from Bar View. She has lost her rudder and thing to suit themselves and according to
volume of its products is large, and is
Mr. George Hunt and George Elliot I
San Francisco much improved in health. was filled with water on Wednesday, the their narrow ideas reveals itself distinct
constantly increasing. If the Tillamook
went
to
the
hub
Friday
and
returned
sea bumbing her about on the beach. ly. Take for instance this city, with its
men can build a vessel that can go in
Wood choppers wanted. For further
The steamer Tillamook tried to tow her many little cliques and factions—social, Saturday.
and out, others can do the same, With
particulars apply to C. E. Reynolds,
Mr. Orr Nolan, Frank Elliot and Er­ their own ship they mar come to Port-
political, religious—among whom are to
off but failed to do so.
Tillamook.
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Those who are aspiring to become I I be found a few autocrats contending for nest Baker called in at Barnegat last land, or they may not. They have at
County Supt. G. B. Lamb left on Tues-
! supremacy so as to dictate, what a con- Tuesday looking for piling timber.
least shown a most commendable spirit
H day to visit several schools in the neigh- 1 county officials had better aspire slow, | ! glomeration of influence is to be found
BY
Mr. and Mrs. S. Hauxhurst are visit­ of enterprise. They propose to improve
for it may save them no end of disap­
5» burhood of Nehalem.
pulling
in
different
directions
with
un
­
ing with his brother, Ezra, at Barnegat. their own harbor, to some extent, with
pointment. The county has a number of
i
Born, 011 the 26th ultimo, to the wife I efficient officials, and as they are strictly Christian feelings permeating it.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Martin came down I out waiting for the slow arm of the
of Mr. Tracy Elliott, a son.
attending to business, people should
A communication was received by Mr. , on
steamer Louise Sunday to cele- I government, and to build a ship in which
A smoker and a good social time is re- think twice before boosting new and in- B. L. Eddy stating that it was the in- br^‘‘ Ezra Hauxhmst’s 31st birthday to carry on their commerce. It might
| ported to have taken place at the Wood- competent persons who think they are
be advantageous to Portland if it could
tention of the Bell Telephone, or which | anc^ ma.v he have many more.
$ men’s lodge on Friday evening.
entitled to the most prominant seat at
pick out a hundred or so of its citizens
I
and swap them for a like number of
Miss Belle Burton returned home on the political pie counter.
Tillamookers—Telegram.
Sunday after a two months’ visit in
Assessor J. S. Stephens returned home
MANUFACTURED 128,502 lbs. OF BUTTER.
I Portland and North Yamhill.
on Thursday after attending the meeting
Evidently the Telegram has a very
0. R. Chamberlain will be at Hebo on of county assessors in Portland and visit­
crude idea of the difficulties which con-
■ the 6th March and Blaine on the 8th for ing friends in the Willamette vallev. He Giving the Dairymen in One District #25,875 Cash for the 1 front Tillamook from an industrial
was surprised to find so many people
w the purpose of registering voters.
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I standpoint, nor does it see where these
Manufacture of this Article.
difficulties can be over come. Tillamook
Mr. J. C. Holden left on the stage on . inquiring about Tillamook, who intend
The annual meeting of the Tillamook Dairy Association was held in Tillamook
is in the same condition as Portland lie-
« Wednesday for Toledo, Or., where he will paying the count v a visit this year. This
City on Monday afternoon at the court house, when Mr. C’aude Thayer was |
fore the Columbia bar was improved,
superintend the creamery at that place. was brought about by the special edition
called
upon
to
preside,
their
being
a
good
attendance
of
stockholders.
The
first
i
of the Headlight, which Mr. Stephens
I and the channel in the river was deep­
It is estimated that this school dis­
claims is going to do the county a lot of business to come liefore the association was the election of three directors, which ened. That made Portland a great
trict will have 347 children of school
resulted as follows : Messrs. F. M. Trout, Henry Leach and T. Jenkins. Mr. C.
good.
shipping point.
What Tillamook is
age, being about 50 more than last year.
Thayer was elected treasurer.
urgently in need of is the improvement of
Another
diverce
suit
was
filed
Wednes
­
Curt Bowers was in from Portland
The secretary’s (Mrs. Frank Severance) report was next read, which showed
Tillamook bar and harbor, and when
day at the court house, in which George
selling soap for Mr. Theo. Steinhilber,
some interesting figures, the most important of which are :
this is done there will be no more com­
W. Phelps sues to be divorced from his
whois manufacturing that article in that
Amount of milk received during 1899..............
2,764,122 pounds.
plaints about poor transportation ser­
wife on the grounds of desertion. The
city.
Butter manufactured during 1899 .................
128,502 pounds.
vice and inability to manufacture the re­
parties were married in Marion county,
Average
of
butter
to
every
100
lb.
of
milk...
41
bs.
6oz.
MACKINTOSHES, 20 percent;
Mr. Geo. W. Cox was in from Nehalem
sources of the county.
in this state, on the 23rd December, 1879.
Cash
received
for
butter
.......................................
,
$25,876
65
on Wednesday. He has the contract for
20 cents and 2 mills.
It is not surprising to hear that Port­ OIL CLOTHING, 10 per cent ;
Price, per lb., for butter.......................................
Three children have been born of the
carrying the mail from Hobsonville to
23 cents and 3 mills.
Ill ,304 lbs of butter fat—per lb. to patrons.
land business men have not paid enough
marriage, Francis Marion and Lily May,
Nehalem.
Original stock subscribed ...................................
$1,265 45
attention to Tillamook, but when the SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING,
aged 13 years, and Millie Ada, aged 5
3.541
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Expended
in
improvements,
etc
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It is reported that Commissioner C.
Telegram says it might be advanta­
years. Plaintiff wishes to be awarded
$793 07
Balance
on
hand
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Wheeler has rented the C. Alley ranch at
FURNISHING GOODS,
12 fier cent.
Dividend recommended by stockholders ......
geous to Portland to swap a few hun­
the custody of the children, who is now
Nehalem and is going to stock it witn
dred
citizens
for
Tillamookers
it
is
a
con-
providing for them.
When the question was raised about declaring a dividened. the stockholders
TRUNKS, VALISES, FLOUR,
cows.
were somewhat divided. Some contended that it would be better to keep the sur­ | fession that the wholesale merchants of
Mr.
W.
C.
King
was
in
the
city
Friday
Butcher Bowlby has sold out his new
plus money in hand for the pursose of erecting a new creamery in a few years, while Portland are not up to date. Thanks, FEED AND GROCERIES, 5
butcher shop to Mr. Hathaway. Mr. from Sandlake, and reports that the
on
the other hand others thought it was not necessary to hold nearly $800 over, we have no room for mossbacks in
per cent.
Bowlby has accepted a position at the county saw mill is sawing out plank for while, by declaring a dividend, the first one ever authorized in the association, it Tillamook.
But if the merchants in
the road in that vicinity, which the set
Fairview creamery.
Portland want to retrieve their charac­
would
give
the
stock
a
market
value.
By
a
majority
of
only
a
few
votes
it
was
tiers have to haul from the mill, as well i
To prostitute business or politics with
decided to request the directors to declare a dividend of 12 per cent on the stock ter for push and energy let then induce a
as grade and plank the road themselves.
company like the 0. R. & N. to run a
religion make a queer combination. One
About $309 was subscribed to assist in for last year. As only part of the original number of shares had been disposed of,
line of steamers to Tillamook City from
has only to keep their eyes open to see
the
sense
of
the
stockholders
was
taken
on
this
matter,
when
it
was
decided
that
this work, and it is expected that about
Astoria and the business would again
how this thing is worked.
three miles of planked road will be con­ the remaining shares could be sold.
The Tillamook Dairy Association has confined itself exclusively to the manu­ revert to that city.
“Dolly,” Mrs. Burton’s old and faithful structed in this way. It’s strange, but
horse, gave up the ghost on Sunday. It it’s true, nevertheless, that when an ef- . facture of butter. Although there is a slight decrease in the amount of milk re­
is stated that the animal served the fort is being made to secure good roads ceived at this creamery during the past year, the patronshave realized more fori
FOR SflhE,
familv for more than 20 years.
by voluntary help some people will sit , their products. Last year the patrons received 17 cents and 2 mills |>er pound for I
Who’s the most popular prominent around and chew the rag, and as to help­ butter, while this year they received 23 cents and 3 mills ¡>er pound for butter fat,
citizen in Tillamook county and who ing, they will never budge one inch to a very considerable increase, which would have been more had transportation
conld poll the largest number of votes ? make any improvements on the roads. been l>etter. Most of the patrons are satisfied with the year’s balance sheet ami Do you want to s|>eculate ? If you do,
The Mayor of Tillamook City, Dr. David Mossbacks are to be found everywhere, returns, although the price of butter fat at this creamery does not come up to the
buy this ranch for $6 j>er acre. 203
Wiley.
whose property is improved by the eu figures for butter fat at the cheese factories. To offset the difTerenceof 3 to 4 cents
acres; nearly all twittom lanci; between
per pound for butter fat in favor of the cheese factory, the creamery men claim they
The steamer Harrison reached this city terprise of their neighbors,
60 and 70 acres slashed; can tie made
have done better than the former when the raising of their young stock is taken
on Monday with freight and a few pas­
to keep 100 cows.
Mr. Samuel Elmore has ordered bis into consideration and in spite of the fact that unusually high prices was secured
sengers. She left down again on Wed­
advertisements discontinued in the Head for Tillamook cheese last year.
Timber for Sale at 50u. stumpage. Land
nesday for the purpose of going into
light. Our readers will readily perceive
situated on Tillamook River.
From the few reports to hand it is plain to see that the dairymen have aver-
Nestucca.
We have no baits, but sell
the reason for this—we spoke out fear­ aged 5 to 6 cents per pound more for their butter fat last year than they did the
Two Lots in Tillamook City, each 50 x
The Ocean Wave says that T. J. Lucy lessly against discriminating freight rates
year preceding, which has made dairymen make preparations to increase the num
100, all inclosed with picket fe ice everything at a small profit, and
is thinking of bringing suit against El­ to business men, and in doing so advo­
ber of their cows with a better stock of anima!«. \\ hen it is taken into considera­
Good five roomed house, for $25 ).
more & Co. for non-delivery of his freight cated that which we thought would give
will meet any price quoted for
tion that the dairymen of a small dirtrict like Fairview received $25,875 in cash
which they accepted and brought as far the citizens of Tillamook county better
Fine
Dairy
Farm,
all
improved;
good
for butter fat alone, to say nothing of the disposal, for cash also, of cattle, etc., it
cash on this basis.
as Hobsonville.
house, barn, and out house; Vi mile
transportation service. Those who want speaks volumes for the dairying industry of Tillamook county and the prosperous
from cheese factory and Vi mile from
Miss Vergie Apple white, sister to Mrs. to boycott the Headlight for speaking times which the dairymen are enjoying.
school-house.
Eddv. arrived on the Harrison on Mon- out fearlessly in behalf of the citizens are
Respectfully,
day from Portland. We were misinform­ at liberty to do. Instead of thinking un-
120
acre»— Four miles from Oretown;
Returns from Henry Rodger’s Creamery.
ed when we stated that this young lady kiudly of Mr Elmore or those who act
partly improved; house base and out-
The return« of the year'« run at Henry Rodger'« creamery «how« that 090,473
arrived here on the previous trip of the in that way. they, unwittingly perhaps,
houses.
steamer.
pay the Headlight a great compliment, pounds of milk was received, which waa manufactured into $32.990 pound« of
Five Acres of Land—Two miles from
Mr. A. J. Cohn left on Saturday, going for the citizens of Tillamook endorse our hotter. A« this is the first year's run of this creamery, we understand the patron*
court house; nearly all rle-ir land ,
ont over the North Yamhill toll road, co sentiments, so what do we care for Mr are well satisfied, and under good management this yearthecreamery will certainly
fine orchard and spring that furnishes
1 business trip to San Francisco toorder Elmores boycott as long as we have he ahle to give a« good returns at the end of the year ns the other creameries and
water the year round.
cheese
factories.
We
did
not
learn
what
the
butter
fat
averaged.
The
salesmen
the
support
and
patronage
of
thousands
a large stock of goods from that city
What is San Francisco’s gain is Port­ of Tillamookers. in whose behalf we are elected to look after the disposal of the butter were Messrs. Henry Rodgers. J F
land’s loss of a big order. But this is always ready to champion for that which Martin and Henrv Ixdderer Mr. H. Rodgers was elected secretary and the bank
i
is just ? Let Mr. Elmore quit has dis­ of C. & E Thayer treasurer.
only one instance.
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS.
CASH
vs
CREDIT.
Eye Openers
J. fl.
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 :
Farms and Real Estate.
We sell Epicurean
and Premium Peeled
Solid Packed Toma-
toes and best grades,
Solid Packed Corn
for 10c. per can.
J.A.TODD^GD.