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HEADIGHT JOB IS THE Newiest, Brightest and eading Newspaper of Tillamook County. BILL HEADS. LETTER HBAD8. ENVELOPES. LEO AL BLANKS. BUSINESS CARDS. VISITING CARDS. SHOW CARDS. BILLS & POSTERS. ALL THE COUNTY AND CITY OFFICIAL NEWS. Patronize Local Industries and all Home Print Newspaper. Guaranteed First Class at Reasonable Prices. TILLAMOOK, OREGON, JULY 19, McCORMICK and DEERING Mowers 1 II II and Rakes Hay Tedders Hay Tools, and a Full line of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Stoves, Hardware and Builders’ Supplies. Paints, Oils Doors, Windows and Glass. We are Leadexs in our line. Opposite Bank Tillamook, Oregon We move, Mr. President, that the city company giving the dance, the commit council pass a leg tax, for legs short, legs tee has arranged with Prof F. G. Swan long, and legs medium-sited have no ton to give the cake walk that evening. Dr. Wise, resident dentist. right to be stretched out across the side Ex-Senator H. W. Corbett has offered walks to the inconvenience of those who his services to the state to act in the ca Eggs, 20c. a dozen at Cohn & Co's. have a right to use them. pacity of United States senator. Thanks, The steamer Harrison left on Saturdav. Prof. David Torbet, of Albany, and but we do not think the state legislature The court house is having a new fence. Mrs. Torbet, are attending the teachers’ will be doing the State of Oregon justice bv electing Mr. Corbett. However much Black and tan bike shoes at Todd & institute in this city, after which they in , Mr. Corbett may desire the position and tend visiting Mr.P. I). Newell at Nehalem. Co.'«. The professor and Mr. Newell graduated his friends anxious to elect him, public Buckskin Gloves in all styles at Todd from the same college at the same time. I sentiment is against Mr. Corbett becom- & Co. I ing United States senator, for the simple the party who borrowed the ax from reason that he is too advanced in years Fifteen cases of shoes just received bv the If Headlight wood shed will return the to attend to the duties. This is a fact Todd& Co. • same he will havethe editor’s thanks, for Mr. J. A Todd left for McMinnville on he must have discovered by this time that which cannot be denied, and if the repub lican leaders have consumated a dicker Wednesday. this is not the ax which the editor keeps to elect Mr. Corbett they are doing some The cheapest place to buy your grocer, on hand to amputate the heads of poli- thing which is contrary to the wish of ticans. ies, at Todd's. the people. We can hardly believe that Dr. and Mrs. T. P. Wise have returned The supreme court handed down four enough legislators can be found to cast from Portland. opinions this week, the only one of im their vote for Mr. Corbett, and as some Cook stoves and heaters cheap forcash portance being that of State vs. Tucker. > of the republican leaders and their hench This holds constitutional the bill giving j men are trying to defeat Senator Mc at W. E. Page's. Dr. and Mrs. May left on Saturday for to district attorneys the power of pre- • Bride’s re-election, it may be that a dark seating indictments with the same effect, horse will bag the prize. their home in Baker City. as grand juries. I In speaking of the water furnished this Captain George Hunt was up from the State Food and Dairy Commissioner J. city by the water company, the Mayor lighthouse on Wednesday. W. Bailey is preparing for a tour of the (Dr D. J. Wiley) made the remark in the Crash hats, Tennis shoes, good for creameries in the state. The law requires | city hall on Monday that no case of typ coast wear, at Todd & Co.'s. that he shall visit each creamery every i hoid fever had occurred in the city from Blue mountain soap, the best on the year. Mr. Bailey wil! leave Portland on | drinking it, while several cases are trace market, at King & Kerreniatis. ‘ I Friday for that pin pose, headed for able to drinking well waler. The water furnished this city is believed to be pure Tillamook and Coos counties Mrs. Eddy and daughter Ruth went to and wholesome, although, as the doctor A meeting of the city council was held the Trask house fora few days. told the council, it was almost impossible Monday evening with Councilmen G. A. Prof. O. B. Snuffer is over from Woods Edmunds (in the chair), L. Olsen, Morris to get the water absolutely pure. To re fute this, those who contend that the attending the teachers’ institute. Leach and A. J. Cohn were present. water is impure must produce an analyt Mr. D. Bradley, organizer for the Mod Councilmah G. A. Edmunds handed in I ical test to substantiate what they sav his resignation, but the council adjourned before the citizens will readily believe it. ern of the Woodmen, is in the city. without accepting it. The other busi. A mere matter of opinion won’t decide The Daughters of Rebekah met Wed. ness before the council was that pretain- whether the w ater is pure or impure, nor nesday evening and installed officers. ing to graveling streets and the water would we be justified in saying that the water is impure without we have some Miss T. Anderson, a niece of Mrs. Al contract. len, returned from California last week. The latest fish story is on one of the thing tangible to relv uppn. Evidently the citizens are satisfied with the purity Sewing machines repaired and war pedagogues attending the teachers’ in of the water, or there would have been a ranted to dogood work—IV . E. Page. ’ stitute. He has caught so many mudcat, demand long before this for the water to tad poles,|suckers, etc.—with a snuffer— | A teachers' examination will be held in since he came to Tillamook that no more be tested. this city, commencing the Sth of August. remain to be caught, having fished out We are sorry to announce the death of Owing to the fine weather, qnite a the streams. But the joke is he thought Mrs. A. W. Severance, wife of Postmas he was catching tront, and did not know ter Severance, which occurred in this city number of campers are headed for the the difference until a small boy told him. I early Tuesday morning. The deceased beach. Next please. [ has beer, sick with hemorrhage of the Self Sealing Fruit Jars, all packed, for The only bicycle paths in Tillamook lungs for several months, which was the 75 cts. and 85 cts. per dozen at W. Ji. county being the sidew’alks in this city, cause of death. She was born in Saux Page's. we do know but what the city dads i county. Wis.. on January 1<>, IS60, and Remember I f>av the highest cash price i would not be justified in demanding the came to Tillamook county nine years for all kinds of second hand goods.—VV. bicycle tax money. Talk about the law agri, where she taught school. On the • being unconstitutional in counties where 4th of December, 1892, she was married E. Page. | thev construct bicycle paths, it must l>e to Mr. A. W. Severance, her maiden For the finest Machine Oil, warranted i doubly so when applied to Tillamook, name being Miss H. Eliza Stocks, and not to gum your machinery, go to D. JT. for cyclists are taxed here and with no she w’as the youngest of a family of 11 E dmunds . children. The funeral took place this prospect of seeing bicycle paths built. The Kruger, when she left Hobsonville I We call attention to the advertisement (Thursday) morning, the religious ser. vices at the Christian church and the in. last week for San Francisco, took the I of the State Normal School at Monmouth terment in the Oddfellows' cemetery, Laguna in tow. i appearing in another column of this is which was conducted by Elder J. E. Lis W. E. Page is doing a good business sue. The school reports a successful year ter. A large numlier of svmpathing in his new bed springs. He sells them with encouraging prospects for the next friends attended the funeral, who showed bv the wagon load. session. Many teachers are taking the their last token of respect to the deceased Rev. F. H. Neff returned to the city last Normal Course both for the sake of the lady by placing handsome floral wreaths week after attending the annual confer- professional training, now pretty gener on the coffin. Being a fraternal member ally demanded, and also as the liest of the Degree of Honor a delegation of enee of the U.B. church. means of preparation for securing the that order, also of the A.O.U.W.. attend The dancing academy isopen daily, ex. state papers. ed. The whole community sympathise cept Sundays ; and the latest, as well.as with Mr. Severance and the family in Grand Master Welch and Grand Secre their sad bereavement, a faithful wife the old. dances taught. tary E. E. Sharon, of the I.O.O.F., state and loving mother having been called to The Bicvcle Tax for 1900 will lie delin of Oregon, came in on Saturday to visit quent August 1st —H. H. Alderman, col the lodges in this county. They went to her final rest. The troubles of the city dads are be lector ; B. C. Lamb, deputy. Bay City on Saturday and Woods on ginning to multiply. The previous city Lost, a black bill pocket book lielong Monday evening, and on their return on council complied with the city charter ing to C, Benj. Riesland. Please return Tuesday the lodge in this ci tv tendered and made all owners improve the side to Mr. C. A. Bailev and receive reward. them a banquet at the Tillamook hotel. walks and streets abut :ing their proper A ».umber of complimentary sjieechrs Cook stoves, heaters and ranges, bed were made and everything passed off in ty, and that agreement saved that city steads, chairs, tables, stands, jugs and a most pleasant manner, the supper council a good deal of trouble and put a jars and all other second hand goods served by Host Wheeler being one ot the stop to persons applying to the council for improvements, at the citv's expense, cheap forcash at W. E Pages. • pleasant features. of ___________ _ roads abutting their property. That Three four-horse teams, which have j At a meeting of the hose company, it ! appeared to give general satisfaction, for been hauling telephone poles in the ' wni are treated alike, but the present decided thac owing to the inclement all _ mountains for the new telephone line ot weather on the Fourth, to have another council on coming into power found «ev. the Oregon Telephone Company, came iznladav in this citv, and Saturdav, the eral hundred dollars in the road fund, to the citv on Wednesday. ith of August is the’ dav fixed. An effort i and. beside«, some roads which needed firing made to induce’ the the North Yamhill J I fixing. fixing, Some of the property owners The Califoniin Safe Deposit and Trust is being plaver« to come to • fixed ! their roads, while the citv fixed or McMinnville ball players Company Has filed a smt in the circuit court against E. H. Cowing and Mary this citv and plav a nine made up from others at the taxpayer s ex pense the situation the coon- Tillamook and Bav City nine. ■, tor which 1 »» ”• -it ««tin« which confronts th Green Cowing on two tained in California in the sum of$.l3b.77. j a purse of $50 will I jc offered. A contest jcil is this : Those who have had gravel put on the road abutting their property between the hose carts, a display of fire Persons traveling over the W ilson river 7ori>7 and'« d7n<.'e "at” the' ojiVa house at the city', expenae have no kick com. W X J I <1 ■ I SJ toll road are informed that the bridges will be 1« included in the programme. No ing. i~-. but >- the property owners who read- are unsafe, and in crossing them they do doubt this will attract «large number of ily z, complied _ r" ' with ' the council', request 1 Ji . , ... , J ; mtlwtr so at their own risk. We are sorry to persons to the citv. a nd will help to make and improved their rr.nrl« roads sit at their their iiwn own hear this, forit was stated that the road up for the disappointment canse I by the expense feel they have not been treated was going to be fixed up ont of a large S * ■ «7 r e . ' _ _ — with .I* L thtnrranj.* nero n< a nantg nent, fill on fair. con«e .ucntlr they have asked the sum of money which it was reported had the national holiday. Instead of the hose ¡conned to pay them for the work, he do been collected for that purpose. j TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS PRINTING #1.50 per year not blame the propertv owners for trying Teachers' Examination. to induce the city council to improve the road, at the public exjiense abutting their ' N otice is H ereby G iven ,—That the property, but as soon as this is done it ' County Superintendent of Tillamook causes dissatisfaction. We think the County will hold the regular examina- city council made a mistake when it fail | tion of applicants for state and county ed to follow in the footsteps of the pre. 1 papers, at the school building, in Tilla | vious council and adhere strictly to the mo ok City, as follows : I F or S tate P apers . letter of the charter. Commencing Wednesday, August 8, at nine o’clock a.m., and continuing until Births. Saturday, August 11, at four o’clock Born, on Monday, to the wife of Dr. C. p m. W ednesday — Penmanship, history, E. Hawke, a son. Born, on the 13th inst, at Hobson spelling, Algebra, reading, school law. T hursday .—VX ritten arithmetic,theory ville, to the wife of Mr. Gus Nelson, a of teaching, grammar, book-keeping, daughter. I physics, civil government. Born, on the 5th inst., to the wife of F riday .—Physiology, geography, men Mr. W. Hughey, a daughter. ... . arithmetic, ......... tal composition, physical Born, < on the 5th inst. to the 1* wife of geography. Mr. Ollie Osborne, a _ daughter. j _._ uz . -_ | S aturday .—Botanv, plane geometry, Born, on the 12th inst., to the wife of general history, English literature, psv- chologv. J. C. Bailev, a son. F or C ounty P apers . Commencing Wednesday, August 8, at The Annual Teachers’ Institute. nine o’clock a.m., and continuing until The annual Teachers’ Institute for ! Friday, August 10, at four o’clock p.m. F irst , S econd and T hird G rade Tillamook county met in the school buil- C ertificates . Our Goods are ing in this city yesterday, in response to W ednesday . — Penmanship, history, call of Superintendent G. B. Lamb, with orthography, reading. 37 teachers present. T hursday .—Written arithmetic, theory For the opening day an unusual in- ough to “ make your lerest was manifested, showing clearly of teaching, grammar, school-law. F riday .—Geography, mental arith that the pedagogues were assembled to metic, physiology, civil government. mouth water gether for business. P rimary C ertificates . At the morning session Prof. L. IL W ednesday . — Penmanship, ortho sighti make you Baker’s work on U.S. history was good. He urged teachers to get out of the “dry graphy, reading. T hursday .—Art of questioning, theory to sample bones” style of teaching history and make it fresh and interesting to the child. of teaching, methods. Dated at Tillamook, this 19th day of on the Prof. David Torbet’s talk on the tides was attractive. The theory was so July, 1900. G. B. LAMB, clearly explained that none could fail to Canned Goods, County School Superintendent. understand. At the afternoon session Prof. Baker’s Fruits, work in arithmetic was profitable. Prof. It Keeps The Money At Home. Torbet gave an interesting talk on “short cuts’’ in arithmetic. Prof. Wann, We are just in receipt of a quarterly re Raisins, of the State Normal, at Monmouth, port of the Oregon Fire Relief Association gave an interesting talk on spelling, for the quarter ending June 30th. 1900. Clean Currants, which brought forth consi lerable dis The association is evidently growing cussion as to the merits of tf“ “Reform rapidly and is keeping much money at Prime Prunes, Spelling.” home that would otherwise leave the An interesting program was rendered state never to return. It now has in at the Opera House in the even ng. surance in force to the amount of $7,- ail the Canned Instrumental music by Miss Cooper, 6o4.2G3.O0 having made a net gain of Mr. Ira Latimer and Mr. F. L. Sap more than $678.000.00 during the past pington ; vocal solo, Miss Baker ; recita three months. It paid 23 losses during tion, Mr. P. J. Mulkey ; Prof. Walker’s the quarter and made a saving for its your en paper on “Rights of children’’ was inter members, as compared to board rates, mend esting. of $17,713 58. David Torbet, professor of mathema tics, in Albany College, gave an interest Pay Up. ing and instructive lecture on “Little Big Having sold out my stock of merchan Things and Big Little Things.” It was call aim and along tue astrononv. dise, those owing me ** will • •• please van the line oí of science and astrononv, Prof. Torbet has the lx-culiar tacultv of scttk' accounts, for I 1 must have a . . . ... k I........... 1,.,1,,-a A ..1 (iiut settlement before August 1st, 1900. holding the closest attention of his L. O lsen . hearers and carrying them along with him. His audience last evening was At Cohn & Co's. highly entertained and amazed at the greatness of things in ths universe. They Star, Climax, Horse-shoe, Spearhead were carried so far into space that some and Sawlog Tobaccos reduced to 45 cts. have scarcely returned to earth vet. The following teachers have enrolled: a pound. Arbuckles* Coffee 15 cts. a pound. Tillamook—Mrs Blanch Huriburt, Miss Ruth Cooper, Miss Olive Donald- Another large lot of that extra 3-H son, Miss Mary Hanson, Miss Pearl sugar just received. Briscoe, Miss Bella Watt, Miss Dora If you don't use Golden Rod Elour you High, Miss Ida High, Miss Susie Judd, don’t get the best. Its no more expensive Miss Maud Hargrove. Miss Edith Har- than inferior brands. grove, Mrs Madene Kiger, F. I). Vin- cent, Miss Maud Sturgeon, Miss Mamie The Everlasting Controversy. Means, Miss Clary Erchinger, Miss Ella Erchinger, Geo Erchinger. P. J. Mulkey. Netarts—Miss Margaret Tone, Prof. “Well,’’ said the doctor, who is slender, L. H. Baker. to the professor, who is rotund, “I see Garibaldi—J. G. Lewis. you are well enough to be ‘round.” Portland—J. N. Miller. “Yes,” replied the professor. “You Forest Grove—Miss Katherine Myers. can also see, I suppose, that I am con Foley— Amanda Tinnerstet. siderably further ‘round than you are.’’ Woods—B. 0. Snuffer, Mrs. B. 0. Snuf “Well,you are getting square with me, fer. anyhow. What is your girth ? Thirty Monmouth—Prof. W. A. Wann. eight ?” Hobsonville—Miss Minnie Nelson. “Pshaw !’’ replied the professor, Blaine—Miss Alice Payne, Miss Fan is thirty years since I was 40.” nie Smith. At the hour of going to press the doc Beaver—Miss Lydia Campbell, Miss tor was still trying to dig hidden meali E. Hellen Wolfe. ng.-» out of that rejoinder. Cloverdale—Mrs. N. M. Davison. quality in Dolph—Miss Olive Baxter, Mr. David Senator Ge »rge Frisbic Hoar represents Baxter. that there a New England type and tradition which give all he says weight, even when he is Call for County Warrants. ! on the wrong side. When he is on the The following Tillamook county war right side his utterance becomes irresis- That’s what makes them sell rants are now payable and will be paid ' tible, and in the great issue now I Before when presented at my office : i the country presented bv the presidential so well ; that’s what makes them Series E on General Fund ; election Senator Hoar has no hesitation. Nos. 2415 2416 2212, 2366, 2411, “Mr Bryan’s election,’’ he says, “will wear so well and please so well. 2-DI2, 2529, 2423, 2422, 2421, 2425, overthrow the protective system now We are selling the best foot 2464, 2429, 2428, 2477, 2456, 2514. happily established, and the wonderful 2567. 2483, 2489, 2188, 2490, 2491, prosperity it has brought to all classes wear made at lower prices than 2487, 2481, 2492, 2482. 2484, 248.-, of the people. It will bring a disturbed 2486, 2493, 2434, 2543, 2427, 2417, and fluctuating currency, great diminu some other stores ask for inferior 2418, 2539, 2516, 2494, 2527, 2272, tion of value of all debts and savings, goods. 2424, 2528, 2554, 2368, 2420, 2419, the overthrow of the authority of the i Your shoes from our store will 2568, 2431, 2544, 2541, 2540, 2545, supreme court, a dangerous attack on 2517, 2453, 2546, 2449, 1819. 2373, propertv, socialism, the complete success fit well, wear well, and pay you 2549, 2450, 2505, 2555, 2451, 2021, of the attempt now going on to dis. 2519, 2476, 2501, 2452, 2454, 2460, franchise 10,(100,000 Xmerican citizens at well to purchase. 2478, 2455. 2533, 2.532, 2436, 2538, home and render null and void the great 2536, 2537, 2443, 2506, 256.5, 2639, constitutional amendments.’’ In short, 2640, 2641, 2642, 2643, 2644, 2594, while Senator Hoar has had his doubts 2601, 2569, 2578, 2579, 2580, 2581. about President McKinley's policy in the 2582, 2583. 2584, 2585, 2586. 2542. Philippines he has no doubt and no ques- Interest cea sing Ju ly 16th . 1900. > tion that Prisident McKinley’s policy in W. I. CARY, I the United States deserves the support of every good citizen. County Treasurer. Behold, How Good! öften tempting en- ” at and want right them spot. Dried Seedless Besides Vegetables, we recom for hearty joyment. Grocery Li ne Complete. BEST CLOTHING Always in Store ind There’s Shoes, is our ’s what ].A.T0DD3;C0. TILLAMOOK, OK For Cleansing and Preserving the TEETH and Hardening the GUMS. Keeps the Teeth White, the Breath Sweet and the Gums Healthy. Contains no acid, grit or anything injurious. DIRECTIONS.—Dip the brush in water, sprinkle on a few drop« of the ROSOFOAM and apply in the usual manner. 25c. PER BOTTLE. CHARLES I. CLOUGH, TILLAMOOK, RELIABLE DRUGGIST, OREGON.
