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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, SEPTEMBER 6, 1900
Have no Superior in any Market.
Heating
FULL DINE
OF
Tight ¡3toVe$
GUNS AND AM UNITION.
We are Leaders in our line
WAGONS
PLOWS, and
AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS.
Hardware, Tinware and Builders’ Supplies.
Doors, Windows and Glass.
Paints, Oils,
WADE <&. BTFiTG-G-S,
Tillamook,
Opposite Bank.
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s Mr. Lee Commons was in the city on
Wednesday. He has sold his place, com
prising a quarter section, to Mr. O. II.
i Wood, from Southern Texas, the consul
eration being $3,000. He will remove to
• Portland and reside there for a time.
Mr. Commons called in to compliment
the editor for the consistent manner in
i which the Headlight advocated what was
I tor the best interest of the republican
| partv in thiscounty previous to the June
i election.
President McKinley, after successfully
holding the reins of government, has not
fallen into the luck that Hobson did. It
appeals, becauses the president has wine
at the White house, the ladies belonging
to the W.C.T.U. have taken exception,so
much so that they are making a crusade
against him, praying to Almighty God
for his defeat. This appears to us to be
altogether unjust and unreasonable, but
there's no telling what the dear sisters
will do when they get an idea in their
heads, for they made themselves ridicu
lous “slobbering’’ Hobson and sending
flowers to Durrant.
niitted it to the council, which was in ac •
cord with a previous decision of the city
council to pay the water company $30
¡>er month for a term of three years. The
contract was rot signed, however, as the
council was desirous of having the water
flumed from above the barn to the reser
voir, and provided this would lie done
the council was willing to have the con
tract dated from May and pay rent from
that time.
Regarding the prohibition partv’s pros-
pects of success, Mr. Woollev says : “The
Prohibition party is a party of hope.
We do not hope for victory in the pre
sent campaign, but we do hope to get ]
500,000 votes to demonstrate the'
strength of our ideas. We are a party
of conscience. Every man in the partv
is imbued with the one idea, ' Kill the
saloon ; kill the liquor traffic.’ Our
party takes no stand on the political I
questions of the day. We tight, ‘ ex
pansion,’ but it is the expansion of the !
saloon—the extension of the liquor traffic
in our new possessions. We favor ‘ pro
tection’—but it is the protection of the
home from the curse of the saloon. We
have a plank on the ‘money question’—
but it does not weigh the merits of the
gold standard nor the advantages of the
free coinage of silver, but points out the
annual waste of the thousands of mil
lions of dollars that passover the saloon
bars. All these questions with us are
one question. ‘How shall we destroy
the saloon?’ We could not last for a
minute as a National party with other
metho Js.”
$1.50 per year.
GROCtiiif
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PWv'liCM
Our Wagon
Is Busy all day
and every Day, making
prompt deliveries of
Good
Groceries
Quite a large quantity of fruit from the
valley was brought into this county the
past month, which found a ready sale.
The farmers who brought it in say the
¡flanked road in the south part of the
To UJise People
county enabled them to do so, otherwise
they could have only hauled small loads.
Do you buy here ?
Tillamookers were glad to get th? fruit
and the farmers who brought it in were
If you have not been
glad to get into a country where they
could get cash for their products, and as
doing so, it is your loss.
one of them remark, “Tillamook is the
best county I’ve seen for a long time and
Probate Court.
Remember cue are
where the farmershave plenty of money,”
A. Arstill, C. F. Murphy and C. C. Jen
and then he went on to tell how hard it
NO
by
son were appointed appraisers in the UNDERSOLD
was even to trade in the valley owing to
estate of W. D. Priestly.
the hessian fly destroying the wheat crop
ONE, cue mill MEET ANY
Claude Thayer was appointed adminis
in some parts.
trator of the estate of Geo. S. Barr.
PRICE
QUOTED
FOR
It’s surprising the number of pressing
It was ordered that the administrator
invitations the business men of Portland of the estate of Matilda C. Penter pay to CASH IN THE GROCERY
have sent out persuading people to at the heirs, S. M. Penter, I. M. Penter and
tend the carnival in that city. What a Laura J. Brown, out of the estate, the line
trap to do business. When Tillamook sum of $2,973.29, to be equally divided.
holds a carnival and wants a little mag Jefferson and Martha E. Wallace were
netism to draw the hay-seeds to this city allowed to adopt John Claud Marolf,
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it’s well to be brief, pointed and truthful child of John Morolf.
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about it and say “Come and have your
Theodore Parks, guardian of Helen and
leg pulled!” What with all manner of F. R. Anderson, was allowed to draw
fakirs—good, bad ami indifferent—worry the sums of $150 and $90 out of the es.
ing the life out of the dairymen this sum tate to pay these claims.
mer trying to turn their pockets inside-
Annie Williams, guardian of the per
out and now the excitement over the car sons and estate of Harry, Mabel, John,
nival is elongating the leg-pulling busi Roy and Ina Williams, was granted per
ness to perfection. Gee, we hope these mission to sell real property.
leg-pulling times won’t cause nrrnous
In the matter of the guardianship of
prostration and a return to democratic Wantalkam, said guardian was dis
hard times and business failure to the charged.
country merchant.
Sale of real property in the guardian
The Republican National Committee ship of B. I*. Hutchins was confirmed.
Mr. Heider and wife, Mrs. Guptil and for the defendant in salting and packing
family and Miss Wilkinson will leave salmon. The jury found for the defend
Sunday on the Kruger for San Fran ant.
Dr. Wise, resident dentist.
Mr. J. E. Sibley was in the city Friday. cisco.
Mr. A. W. Fletcher was in from Ore-
Unclaimed letters at the post office are town on Wednesday and reports that
New bed springs cheap forcash — W. E
for Aug. Halesfuss, W. J. Moore, Will the damage done by the army worm in
Page.
Morse, Mrs. J. M. Smith, Edd. Smith, E. that part of the county was more so than
Colored velvet ribbons at Mrs. Stur
Wilson.
in the middle part of the county, but since
geon’s.
| Ur. Tatom, the painless dentist, is at the they made their disappearance the clover
The Kruger will leave Hobsonville on
| Larson house, where he will remain for is again beginning to grow.
Sunday.
I a week or so longer previous to going to
The transfer of limber land during the
Something special this week at King & Nehalem.
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month of August amounted to 15 quar
Kerremans.
We hope the men who have taken to ter sections, the bulk of which was pur
Mr. J. Bumgarner was in from Nestoc- r wearing shirt waists won’t take to hold, chased by the Stinchfield, Remick &
ton on Monday.
ing up their pants the same style ladies Whitney concern, of Detroit, Mich. Ij.
was all spruce timber. The above com
New stock of children’s underwear at are now holding their skirts.
The remainder of the supplies for the I puny now hold five-eights of the Stand-
Mrs. Sturgeon’s.
Mr. G. A. Edmunds went out on the North Yamhill-Tillamook telephone line ing spruce in Tillamook county,
will arrive on the Harrison, part of it | Mr. J. Teft has made arrangements
stagg on Wednesday.
with the Tillamook Lumber Co. and the
Mrs. Schrader and daughters returned arriving an the Kruger this week.
For sale, leather harness and lace lea. Pacific Mill to handle the cut of the two
to the city on Saturday.
Mrs. Wiley left on Monday to visit her tlier, auls and aul handles, shoe knives, mills, both for the home market and for
bristles and shoe wax, shoe nails of all shipping. The latter mill is to be kept
daughter at Kelso, Wash.
kinds, glover's needles and harness needles busy manufacturing, Mr. Teft furnishing
Mr. S. J. Stephens left on Tuesday tori
the logs and paying the mill a certain
at W. E. Page’s.
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a business trip to Portland.
Fairview Grange, No. 273, will meet at price for cutting the lumber.
Something new in corsets and hose | j Ackley's hall Sept. 14th ; also Pomona
Messrs. Duval & Andereck, of Little
supporters at Mrs. Sturgeon’s.
i Grange at place day and evening. Let Rock, Ark., informs us they are prepar
Mr. and Mrs. Bert King have gone to there be a general attendance.—L. S. ing to organize a company for coloniza
Portland on business and pleasure.
| Maynard, master.
tion and are looking toward the Pacific
I buy all kinds of second hand goods i One hundred and sixty pupils were en- Coast as the objective point, and in ad
and pay spot eash forthem.—W.E. Page. i ! rolled at the public school in the city on dition to this are desirous of obtaining has made arrangements with the Ameri
Real Estate Transfers.
can Type Founders Co, at Portland to
Blacksmith bellows and a good cast Monday, and since then that numlierhas what information they can regarding
furnish a supplement to the republican B. F. Ely to A. J A Thrall, 47 acres in
cook stove for sale cheap at W. E. Page’s. ' been increased to 170, being 30 more j Tillamook county.
newspapers of the state made up of poli
tp. 2S. R. 9 W.
Mr. T. Coates expects a visit from his pupils than last year.
City Attorney Eddy told the city dads tical matter. We have refused to take it
W.
G.
Kelso to the Astoria Co., S *4
sister, who is on her journey from Eng-: i The steamer Harrison was in on Satnr. I on Monday that all the streets should be because it is printed by a trust audit im
Ne ’4 and N Vi of Se *4 of sec. 4, tp. 2
day with treight and left again on Tues. 1 named. That’s a good idea, for most of poses expenses upon us. Besides, the re
land.
N, R. 9 W.
Mrs Roberts and daughter will leave 1 day with a large quantity of butter and the residents cannot tell the name of the publican editors of Oregon are j. t as
on Sunday for Los Angelos on the 1 cheese, including 772 boxes of cheese and street they reside in. Would it not also intelligent and able to write on political W. W. Webster to E. D. Dewey, Se ’4 of
sec. 15, tp. 2 S, R. 9 W.
152 boxes of butter.
lie a good idea for the council to have a subjects as those who are manipulating
Kruger.
Before leaving the city Mr. William S. plat of the city prepared with all streets j these supplements. If the national com- A. J. McNair to J. W. McKinley, Nw ’4
Where did you get that picture ? Why,
of Sw !4 of sec. 23, tp. 1 N, R. 10 W.
! mit ec is desirous of doing what is right
at King & Kerremans, and got it lor Pond, state manager made arrangements named thereon.
with Mr. Clande Thaver to act as resi
Morgan, Mudge & Co. have employed it should deal with the editors individual- Eliza Nicodemus to W. L. Provoost, 20
nothing !!!
dent agent for the Mutual Life Insurance Mr. I>. R. Readaway to do their wagon 1 ly or collectively. Another thing, editors
acres in tp. 1 N, R. 10 W.
Mr. I. Simler will open a barber shop
Company of New York.
work at their shops. Mr. Readaw’ayis have experienced w’hat additional costs A. J. McNair to J. W. McKinley, Se >4 of
in Letcher’s building on the arrival of the
■ I repair sewing machines mid warrant lately from Manitoba, where he worked j the type trust and the paper syndicate
Sc >4 of sec. 22 and Sw 14 of Sw 14 of
next boat.
them to do good work or no pay. I also in the largest carriage shops for 23 i have imposed upon them the past few
sec. 23, tp. 1 N, R. 10 W.
Married, on Sunday, by Justice Sam
keep the best machine oil and needles, years, and can do your work in all the ; years, and it is only reasonable that the Henry Schafer to C. E. Smith, 100 acres
Downs, Mr. Harry F. Hill to Miss Mary
bobbins and rublierr for bobin winders, latest styles. Come and get our prices editors who object to trusts should re
in tp. 5 S, R. 10 W.
E. McCormick.
sent the attempt to make them the
machine belts, etc.—W. E. Page.
before going elsewhere.
Mrs. J. W. Maxwell and Riley Maxwell
j “cheap guys” while the trust company
Mr. E. C. E Wist has least the Tilla
For Sale.
Parties who have camped or stopped gets handsomely paid for what work it
will leave on the Kruger tor Santa Bar.
mook hotel. Mr. M. H. Larson leasing this year at the Cliff house at Slub Creek
40 Acres of Bottom Land, about two
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does
for
the
national
committee.
bara on Sunday.
the furnished roomsand Mr. H. B. Plum
miles from town, near Trask River
Cook stoves, heaters bedsteads, chairs, mer, ex-sheriff of Polk county, part of speak in the highest praise of the accom | A city council meeting was held Mon bridge.—A nton P lask er .
modation obtained there, it being one of
tables, stands, dishes, lamps, etc., for sale the ground floor for a saloon.
day evening with all the members present.
the best places in the county for camjiers
I Bills ordered paid were : Marshal, $50 ;
cheap at W. E. Page s.
The board of county commissioners is and others to enjoy themselves. Mrs. J. recorder, $10; livery barn, $4-.50. The
Mr. W. C. King shipped 25 boxes of j
HEADLIGHT
attending to comity affairs this week, S. Bosley has made it pleasant for the council took up some time in discussing
cranberries to Portland on the Harrison,
visitors
at
the
hotel
who
have
gone
down
and
with County Judge G. W. Sappington
improvements to streets, side walks and
lieing the first consignment.
and Commissioners C. Rav and L. Par there to be near the briney ocean, drink cross walks, ordering a number of them
WEEKLY
OREGONIAN
Mr O C. Haslett, president of the rish piesent, a full report of which will n the pure air and feed sumptuously
to be fixed, and to repair the cross walks
Truckee Lumber Co. of S.F., came in on appear in our next issue.
upon the fat of the land.
the marshal was taken off night duty
One Year for $2.25
the Krngerfroin San Francisco.
With increased revenue and with a sav- and his hours fixed from 10 a.m. till mid
Star Lodge. A.O.U.W , took in a num
I have about +0 new barrels for sale at
ber of new members on Monday evening ing of $10 per month in water rent, it | night. The city attorney drew up a con TWO LIVE PAPERS
nearly half price. Call and see them be-
and will do so again next Monday, and seems to us that the city council should j tract with the water company and sab*
fore buying elsewhere.—W. E. Page.
we are asked to announce that those be in a position financially to place elec
who are eligible for initiation to present tric lights in the residence portion of the I
city this winter. Here is something that i
themselves that evening.
i To expedite the construction of the is badly needed, just as much as improve
North Yamhill-Tillamook telephone line, ment <»n roads, and as the council is dip
the company i’ desirous of employing a ping into the funds to “fix up” certain
dozen more men to dig holes ami raise streets, we hope it w ill not blow’ in too
poles, piying »35 a month and board or much money that wav before it takes up
the light question.
$2 a day without board.
Back of Cohn & Co » Store.
One of the McMinnville papers says :
There’s going to be heavy rain on the
One of the most equisite preparations known to the skin. Cures Chapped Hands,
He employes only Skilled Work
Sth Sept, if win I is S.W.. also on the 15th. “Why not borrow th? Tillamook ghost
Sun Burn, Ereckies, Sallow Complexion and all irritated surfaces.
men.
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nnd light rain on the 23rd. Weather Skookum for our carnival. Seems like
Excellent
to
use after shaving. Just what yon need when you return from the seashore.
Makes any and all kinds of Ma-
Prophet Dawson is responsible for this some persons at Tillamook would like to
chinerv. Boilers. Engines. Separa
Harmless
as sunshine, pure as the breath of June. Price 25c. and 50c. a bottle.
dispose
of
him.
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We
emphatically
object
prediction, and it's enough to give one
tor», Mill Machinery. Loggers
the blues to think that he’s trying to to any such thing, for we’ve worked up
Outfits, Guns, Saw». Fits Boxes,
a scheme for the Skookum ghost to make
hurry op the wet season.
and Turns Shafting.
J. S. McDonald, plaintiff, vs. Otto John nocturnal visits to the fakirs, book and
Skilled Horse Shoer and
insurance agents, the quack doctors w ho
son, defendant, was a case tried before
CASE,
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Wagon Maker.
come near murdering people, etc . directly
County Judge Sapp ngton and a jury, in
they come to this county. That's the
Master Mechanic. J which plaintiff claimed »105 for ->J a
I day» work, labor and service» performs only wav to scare them out.
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS
We carry the Best
grades of FLOUR
Aumesville and Pride
of Waldo Hills.
We guarantee every
can of Corn or Toma
toes sold by us.
Satisfaction guaran
teed or money re-
funded
Feed of all kinds at
Lowest Rates.
Do not forget that
we carry the BEST
Stock of
Clothing
Shoes
Hats and
Furnishing
In Tillamook County
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