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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1900)
JOB ALL THE COUNTY AND CITY OFFICIAL NEWS. Patronize Local Industries and all Home Print Newspaper. PRINTING BILL HEADS. LETTER HEADS ENVELOPES. LEGAL BLANKS. BUSINESS CARDS. VISITING CARDS. SHOW CARDS. BILLS & POSTERS. Guaranteed First Class at Reasonable Prices. ♦ £1.50 per year. TILLAMOOK, OREGON, SEPTEMBER 20, 1900. SUMMARY OF TILLAMOOK’S ASSESSMENT. RÂ^E^COOIÇ gW Have no Superior in any Market. FULtla hINE OF Heating aqd^ir* Tight ¡StoVe^ GUNS AND AMUNITION. We are Leadexs in our line WAGONS, PLOWS, and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Hardware, Tinware atid Builders’ Supplies. Doors, Windows and Glass. Paints, Oils, BRIGGS, Tillamook, Opposite Bank Oregon Increase of £78,971 in the Taxable Property-—Only a Small Increase in Cattle and a Decrease in Other Stock. GROCE Rif Assessor J. S. Stephens gave out on Wednesday a summary’ - — PRO vi S i OM of the assessment roll for Tillamook county for the year 1900, —-T ¿J -AJJJ which is as follows : Value. Number. 1 $i11,040 Acres of tillable lands.................................. 6,483 Acres of non-tillable lands...........................461,835 883.595 100,460 Improvements on deeded or patented lands Town and city lots ...................................... 5.419 57.042 Improvements on town and city lots.......... 43.215 ,, on lauds not deeded or patented 7,775 6,500 Miles of telegraph and telephone lines.... 318'/* Steamboats, sailboats, stationary engines 14,005 and manufacturing machinery.......... Is Busy all day 24,265 Merchandise and stock in trade.................. Farming implements, wagons, carriages, etc 15,0251 and every Day, making Money ......................................................... 23,615 prompt deliveries of Notes and accounts...................................... 32,945 Household furniture, watches, jewelry, etc 32,505 24,860 Horses and mules ...................................... 987 107,740 Cattle.............................................................. 6,346 Sheep .......................................................... 1,341 743 281 Goats ............................................................ 445 718 Swine............................................................ 1,264 ws Our Wagon Good G rocories Gross value of all property Exemptions...................... V $1,486,637 To (¿lise People 150,625 Do you buy here ? Total value of taxable property kinds, glover's needles and harness needles Severance, while the latter is one of the ¡h ,336, oi 2 teachers in the public school. Mr. and at W. E. Page's. If you have not been Dr. Wise, resident dentist. Mrs. B. J. Stephens, who has been visit Mrs. E. D. Severance have the congratu The total value of taxable property last year was $1,257,041, ing in this city, expects to return to Brit lations of numerous acquaintances, who this being an increase of $78,971. There is a slight falling off in doing so, it is your loss. Mr. J. P. Allen remains quite sick. wish them a bon voyage and much hap Mr. A. McNair returned from Portland ish Columbia this week. Her baby was piness in their matrimonial career. the number of horses, mules, sheep and swine from last year, the Remember cue are quite sick while in Portland and was not on Friday, figures then being : Horses and mules, 1,041 ; sheep and goats, Dr. James Wiley has decided to remain expected to live, but since it came here it BY NO Mr. F. Bohwart was in the city from in Tillamook and practice here with his 1,430 ; swine, 808. In cattle, the increase is only 190 head overi UNDERSOL i D has got quite well. Seaside. last year, which is, perhaps, owing to the great demand in this father, Dr. D. J. Wiley. Dr. James was | Merrimac school shoes, size from 7 to ONE, me mill MEET ANY Mr. Wm. A. Hill was in the city from I county last summer for young stock. I l3'/j, for 75cts., former price, $1.75; house surgeon at the Good Samaritan Sheridan. PRICE QUOTED FOR J. Mdler shoe, every pair warranted, tor hospital in Portland, where he gained Miss Kate Hiner left on Wednesday for 90cts., former price, $2.25, sizes from considcrableexperier.ee, and being highly Cupid gave us the tip the other day Snap Shots. Nebraska. that another deputy had popped the mo CASH >N THE GROCERY 13H to 2; ladies' calf shoe, worth $3.50, respected bv the citizens of this city and county, it is safe to predict that as a Is apathy the paramount issue with the mentous question, and everything turn Mr. B. Irndorf was in from Nestocton for $1.00.—At L etcher ' s . LINE. _____ medical practitioner he will become quite ing out agreeably, Cupid has named the on Wednesday. I have about 25 pair of children's and ■ popular in his profession, and coupled McKinley club in Tillamook city ? happy day for — Stop, for we may not If you want to tread on the corns of Mr. Arthur Dailey was in from Hills youths’ shoes left, which I want to close I with Dr. D. J. Wilev’s age, success and out in the next two weeks to make room . long experience as a doctor, we are satis your democratic friends, talk to them of get any more of these secrets w hispered boro this week. in our ear if we give it «11 away. republican prosperity. for other goods, so if you want a good Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Hawke have return, fied that the sick folk will be well and school shoe for less than half-price, call skillfully cared for in the hands of these By the way things are running on The politicans who chewed the rag so ed from Portland. First street another revival meeting is incessantly four years ago about protec gentlemen. Mr. George Smith was in the city this and get them at L etcher ' s . now strictly in order. tion are unusually “mum” upon that The Dunham Ball Bearing Sewing Ma week from Blaine. The city council held a meeting Mon Captain Dawson’s predictions about question today. Surely, gentlemen, the chines contains all the latest features in day evening. with President A. J. Cohn Rev. 8. A. Smith is attending the an. construction. Foreaseof running, beau and Councilmen M. Leach, L. Olsen and the weather were not far wrong after all, terrible growth of our “baby” trust in nual M.E. conference at Ashland. for he only missed his calculations by *a dustry is enough to convince you that it ty of finish an! durabilitv, this machine Mr. J. E. Tuttle took his son out to the is not surpassed by any sewing machine S. Brodhead present. The councilmen few Jays. no longer needs the sucking bottle. mutually agreed to pay the water com deaf and dumb school last week. on the market today. For sale by N pany $30 per month for water rent, to The “paramount” issue with the but If the city council decides to put electric Mr. Lee M. Travis, who has been visit Thompson, the Furniture dealer. " commence from the 1st of September, as lights in the residence portion of the city, ter makers of Tillamook county is the ing in this city, left on Wednesday. Mr. E. Marolf has contracted with the company could not at present take please do not kick if one is not placed deterioration in quality and price of their Mr. Charles Pye was in from Nehalem Beals Bros, to sell his ranch of 320 acres, the leservoir above the barn, but as soon outside of your residence. splendid product, brought about by a last week attending the grange meeting. situated one half mile from Tillamook as this is done the council will sign the The Skookum Lake ghost must !»e a monopoly transportation service and the Mr. J. S. Gray was in from Nehalem City. They will divide the ranch into 40 contract. Mr. W. H. Cooper was pre near relative of Bryan's “Imperial” phan want of harmony and united effort on last week attending the grange at Fair acre tracts or will sell in a solid body, as , sent, who stated that when the contem tom. It’s a fact, gentlemen, as any de the part of the farmersand business men may best suit the purchaser. For further | plated improvements were carried out mocrat can determine by visiting Skoo of Tillamook count v. view. particulars apply to Beals Bros., Tilla the council should make the water con kum Lake. The Oregonian continues to boom H. Mr. Dorman D. Edwards left on the tract to extend over six years. An ordi seagc Wednesday to visit friends in Cali mook City. We do not wish to be sarcastic, but the W. Corbett for United States senator. fornia. The fine tug which has been under con- nance making the sidewalks in the busi city council failed to pass an ordinance Now if any of the state legislators are ness portion of the city eight feet wide coni|>elling pedestrians to get out into desirous of jumping into their political Mrs. T. P. Wise will go out to Port struction for the Nehalem Lumber Com- was introduced and passed its final stage. the road when thirty feet from cyclists on graves let them vote for Corbett, for it is land and remain there with her husband i pany, under the direction ofC. H. Wheel- a well-known fact that he is too infirm [ er. in Portland, is nearly completed and The question of placing electricjigh«s in the sidewalks. this winter. to represent Oregon and attend to the i the residence portion of the city came up 1 ready for launching. The machinery is If you feel yourself guilty of depriving Miss Ava Porter is teaching at the growing needs of the state. through a letter handed in from Mr. C. Wilson school and Supt. G. B. Lamb at I in place and the craft is regarded as one Thayer, who wanted to confer with a your children of a common school educa American steel interests are reaching | of the finest built in that city. It will be tion, mastigate and digest I ’ rof. G, A. the Quick school. ■ launched probably this week. In the committee of the council. The president Walker’s timely advice, which appears in out in earnest for the trade of other coun Miss Ida Hargrave, who has been tries. They do not propose to longer be ’ same yard also is a barge 140 feet long appointed Councilmen Leach, Olsen and an article on another page. teaching school in this county, left on the Brodhead for that purpose. at the mercy of foreign ship owners, and I building for the same company. The city councilmen are stubbing their stage Wednesday. --- r toes against dilapidated sidewalks, and several of the large producers have given The first visitortotheeditor's sanctum Notice. Circuit court next month, and, as if they keep on kicking—we suppose they orders for the construction of a number usual for Tillamook county, the docket ' sanctorum on Friday was one to thank This is to warn all persons against have a perfect right to—these rickety, of freight steamers to carry their own I us for our answer to Dr. Hill’s remarks product to Eurofie and other parts of the will be extremely light. having anything to do with a note given worn out sidewalks will be replaced by on fraternal orders. We appreciate the world where there is sale for it. But Messrs. T. Coates and O. Heins were hy me to B. R. Daniel, as I have a bill new ones. Keep on kicking, gentlemen. compliment, but we have grown old can the steel trust continue to be con- | granted exempt certificates at a meeting against the Daniel ’ s estate, and shall not enough in the newspaper business to It is a good adage to speak the truth sidered one of our “baby” industries any I of the hose company Thursday. know that an editor, if he is at all aggres pay the note until it is settled. and shame the devil. The Pacific Navi longer, requiring the protection bottle, | A. S. B vrton . Ifyou want furniture, new or second sive, enterprising and outspoken, is far gation Company has been giving Tilla when it is shipping steel to all parts of t handed, wall paper, matting, linoleum, more likely to get kicked and cussed than mook outrageously bad transportation the world ? When our “infant’’ indus Pointed Paragraphs. call at Thompson’s furniture store. service of late. But what else can the tries sell their manufactured goods at to have boquets thrown at him, and es The man who has no .dm in life is still dairymen and the business men expect Dr. Tatom. the painless dentist,will re pecially is this true in Tillamook. exorbitant figures at home and at low a child. main in the city until the 1st of October, from a monopoly ? figures in foreign countries it is time the , Deputy County Clerk E. D. Severance Dreams and weather predictions usually after which he will go to Nehalem. The city marshal promised the council protective tariff was taken off. Give the and Miss Flora M. Means were married go by contraries. The new steamer Sue H. Elmore was on Sunday evening at the home of the A lie is always in a hurry but the truth Monday evening that he would keep the American purchaser the benefit of protec • crosswalks clean. Now let us see whether tion, not the foreigner, is our idea of to leave Portland yesterday for this city, groom's parents, Rev. F. N. Neff officiat is willing to wait. The ague gives a man the shake, but it he can surpass the previous marshal in what is right. and is expected here to-morrow (Friday). ing and fastened thenuptical knot. Both has to repeat the dose. this respect, who took pride in keeping Mr. E. Jones, of Douglas county, who the bride and groom are highly respected What a witness has seen depends upon the crosswalks and streets clean, which A diligent search fails to find any men has lieen in the city trying to secure a bv « large circle of friends, the former the cross-examiner. added much to the appearance of the tion of the man with the hoe in the Hunt location for a hardware «tore, left on being the only son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Paring potatoes thin is a pretty good city. ington will. Tuesday. example of househ old economy. Sav, those Drop-head. Ball Bearing, •• '------------ jT Sewing Machines at Thompson’s furni This is what the Washington Post has ture store are fine, noiseless, easy running to say about party newspapers: “Pity, the partv organ ! Be it republican or de and cheap. mocrat, its lot is an unhappy one. Hav The concrete foundation for Wade & ing no mind of its own. relying for its in Briggs’new store having been all fixed, spiration upon the press bureau at head the carpentering work on the building Back of Cohn & Co ’s Store. * quarters, committed in advance to any was commenced on Wednesday. He employes only Skilled W ork J | line of argument laid down by party Sharpless strawberry plants for fall One of the most equisite preparations known to the skin. Cures Chapped Hands, leaders, a faithful grinder of the machine, setting ready for shipment now ; 20c. per men. f Sun Burn, Freckles, Sallow Complexion and all irritated surfaces. week in and week out, the party organ, Makes any and all kinds of Ma- < dozen, $1 per 100, by mail post paid.— Excellent to use after shaving. Just what yon need when you return from the seashore. chinerv. Boilers. Engines. Separa- J in the very nature of things, is often Address E. A. Chamberlain, Spruce, Or.’ forced to play a sorry role, to make a ■""I Machinery. Loggers' Harmless as sunshine, pure as the breath of June. Price 25c. and 50c. a bottle. Miss Maude Belshe. who has been / tors, Mill spectacle of itself, while waiting thccoun Guns, Saws, Fits Boxes, Outfits. Gi teaching at Barnegat, commenced teach try’s verdict at the polls. An organ of PREPARED ONLY BY ing at the South Prairie school on Mon £ and Turns Shafting. one party has no advantage over an Skilled Horse Shoer and day in the place of Mr. P. Mulkey, who organ of the other. They are in the same Wagon Maker RELIABLE DRUGGIST, TILLAMOOK, OREGON. had resigned. l»oat so to speak, and the figures they A. K. CASE, cut are equally ridiculous and pitiable as Sole leather, harness and lace lea Master Mechanic. the campaign progresses. ’ ther, awls and awl handles, shoe knives, bristles and shoe wax, shoe nails of all 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 Goods In Tillamook County J.A.T0DD\C0 •5 TILLAMOOK, OR OAK NOLAN'S j MACHINE SHOP. > CLOVGIZ’S Almond Toilet Creme < < CHARLES I. CLOUGH, I L I
