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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 27, 1900)
L ® THE HEADLIGHT JOB PRINTING IS THE Newiest, Brightest and Leading Newspaper of •¿j Tillamook County. BILL HEADS. LETTER HEADS ENVELOPES. LEGAL BLANKS! BUSINESS CARDS. VISITING CARDS. SHOW CARDS. BILLS & POSTERS. Guaranteed First Class at Reasonable Prices. 'A ALL THE COUNTY AND CITY OFFICIAL NEWS. Patronize Local Industries and all i Home Print Newspaper. $1.50 per year TILLAMOOK, OREGON, SEPTEMBER ay, 1900 RA|ÍE¡E^ COOK ¡ÍTO’/ES Have no Superior in any Market. FULL LINE OF Heating aqd flight j&oVeg GUNS AND AMMUNITION. We are Leaders in our line I WAGONS PLOWS, and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Hardware, Tinware and Builders’ Supplies. Doors, Windows and Glass. Paints, Oils, quartette ; 3, Modern excuses, (a) As good as the church member, Messrs. W. H. Cooper and Arthur Beals ; hymn ; (b) Time enough yet, Miss Amelia Freeman and Mrs. Eddy. /The new steamer Sue H. Elmore came into the bay Tuesday, reaching the city the next day with lreight which the mer chants have been waiting several weeks for. She is a staunch looking and a well- built craft, the finest boat ever in this city. We hope the Pacific Navigation Company will from now on give Tillamook City better transportation service, thus put ting a stop to the continual kicking about “held-up” freight and “held-up” butter, which the company must admit itself was righteous indignation on the part of Tillamookers. The steamer will leave this city Saturday. ANGORA GOATS IN FAVOR. I C. P. Bailey, a California Raiser, Judged Herds at Salem. the native goat. Half-breed goats scarcely shear enough to pay for shear ing ; the fourth cross is the lowest grades I would keep for mohair exclusively. The average fleece of pure-bred goats is from four to six pounds, although more has frequently been obtained. Goats are longer-lived, more hardy, live on jioorer and less range, and less trouble to take care of than sheep. “Shearing must be done in the Spring, as soon as the hair begins to shed. It left longer the oil in the hair goes into the body of the animal, and the hair loses its life, weight and luster. The full year’s growth from the Coast states have proved the most profitable and the short, kempy, half-year’s clip the least so. “We have factories enough now in op eration in the United States to consume several times as much mohair as we pro duce, and most of these have expressed their preference for domestic mohair over imported. At 40 cents a pound, the mo hair from my flock will pay all expenses of flock, and a fair interest on money in vested in them; the increase is all clear profit. There w’ere about 22,000,000 pounds of mohair produced in the world last year, and of this amount Turkey raised 10.000,000, South Africa 11,500,- 000, and the United States 500,000. Considering the large amount used in manufacturing here at home, the small amount produced, and a duty, there is a splendid opportunity for the farmers to make money.” Piovilo» Our Wagon Is Busy all day and every Day, making prompt deliveries of Good Groceries As a number of dairymen in Tillamook have obtained goats for the purpose of clearing up their brush land, 'with good results, we give below some information furnished by Mr. C. P. Bailey, of San Jose, Cal., one of the largest raisers of Angora goats in the United States. As To CUise People we have now 281 goats in the county, it is very probable this number will be con Do you buy here ? siderably increased as soon as the Tilla Mr. C. E. Reynolds and family return Dr. Tatom, the painless dentist, will TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS mook farmers are convinced that it is a If you have not been leave the fijst of next week for Nehalem, ed from Portland on the steamer Tues profitable industry, especially where i. Dr. Wise, resident dentist. where he will remain one week, when he day, where tliev had been attending the farmer has a lot of idle brush land. doing so, it is your loss. will return to this city and remain one carnival. Charley came back v^ith the New silks at Mrs. Sturgeon’s. Mr. Bailey stopped at the Sacramento, NEHAIÆM. impression that the carnival was a good Cal., State Fair, where he had a herd of Muslin underwearat Mrs. Sturgeon's.’ week. Remember uie are place to get one’s leg pulled. 45 goats on exhibition, also at the Ore Fine weather after the equinox. Circuit court is one week from Mon Miss Dora High, in company with her I have about 25 pair ofchildren ’ s and they Salmon running better than sister Mrs. Smith and children, went gon State Fair at Salem, where a trio of UNDERSOLD BY NO day. home to visit with their mother, Mrs. youths’ shoes left, which I want to close bucks were to be seen. Mr. Bailey acted were. Mr. W. L. Robb is in the city from High, of Netarts, last Saturday and out in the next two weeks to make room as a judge at the Salem Fair, and declares Messrs. Srarr and Nisonger linve tarred i UNE.uue uiill MEETflNV for other goods, so if you want a good that Oregon has a fine class of goats. and boxed up the donkey engine at the I Astoria. Sunday. school shoe for less than half-price, call Mr. Bail.w hasbeen raising Angora goats old Blackburn camp. PRICE QUOTED FOR M rs. Solomon returned to the city on Subscribe for the Headlight. It is all and get them at L etcher ’ s . R. Krebs, the sawmill man, is out in | Tuesday. 32 years. Prior to 1893 no Angora home print. That is the reason it is pre. CASH IN THE GROCERY Merrimac school shoes, size from 7 to goats had been imported into the United Portland on business. Mr. and Mrs. Whitten left the city on ferred to a patent sheet printed by a trust Wednesday. company. Patronize the home print 13Vi, for 75cts., former price. $1.75 ; States for more than 15 years, and ap Dr. Hawke was up last Tuesday ex LilNE J. Miller shoe, every pair warranted, for preciating the need of new blood, Mr. amining candidates for the Woodmen of “Mr. ..nd Mrs. W. Ridehalgh were in the newspaper. I ' 90cts., former price, $2.25, sizes from Bailey imported two bucks from South the World and Ladies’ Circle. They have city on Wednesday. Engineer Batter is clearing off the acre 131? to 2; ladies’ calf shoe, worth $3.50, Africa. The result was satisfactory, as ten benefit members to initiate. Mr. A. B. Grist, of Blaine, was in the of land on .he north side of Hoquarton for $1.00.—At L etcher ’ s . County Commissioner I’arrish was up • the fineness and thickness of the fleeces slough, which is to be used as a depot for city on Wednesday. were improved. Encouraged by this at looking over the bad road between Roys Mr. Frank Ely and family left on Wed Born, on Friday, to the wife of Mr. the government dredger and appliances nesday for California, where he expects tempt, a prize buck was ordered from one and the lower South fork with a view to when not iu use. Emil Hellebuyck, a son. to locate. Should he, however, come to of the leading breeders of South Africa, improving it. After years of neglect resi A committee of the city council— the conclusion there’s no place like Tilla and arrived last year, the express dents appreciate a man who looks after Mr. and Mrs. Geo. T. Poteet were in Councilmen Leach, Olsen and Brodhead | mook, the land of milk and honey, no charges alone being $160. Altogether, their urgent needs. from Oretown this week. —was round Wednesday ocating where [ one will be surprised to see him return. Your correspondent was over the piece 30 goats were imported from South Af Ex-Couifty Judge W. W. Conder was to place electric lights in the residence of improved road by Mrs. Alley's place The band was re organized on VVednes- rica. in from Hebo on Wednesday. portion of the city. Over $500 worth of Angora goats were on the Miami in Supervisor Hickey’s dis I day evening with twelve members, when Miss Blanch McNair returned home Mr. C. A. Hembree’s house at Sand the following officers were elected : Pre recently sold by Mr. Bailey to Charles trict. It is a much needed piece of work, on Wednesday from Portland. Lake was destroyed by fire, with all the Ladd and sent to Yamhill county, and well done. Mrs. R. M. Watson and daughters re household furniture, on Tuesday. The sident, Fred Sappington ; vice-president, L. E. Perkins, of Eugene, purchased $900 Percy Wiley; leader, M. V. Morgan ; BARNEGAT. turned to the city Wednesday. loss is about 600, with insurance in the secretary, W. Baker : treasurer, M. Dol- worth of the Bailey stock this year. It We have not heard from some of our London & Globe Company for $350. The weather has been bad for the past is said the goats are practically adapted lerhide. correspondents for several weeks. to Oregon, as they will clear brush in week and is still very stormy along the Mr. N. Coulson was in the city Wed- Agent B. C. Lamb, of the Pacific Navi- Mr. I. H. Smith and family came in , nesday, and being a strong prohibition- j j gation Company, had this notice posted pasture land and leave the grass for coast. Mack Johnson went to the city Thurs from Benton county last week to locate ist, expects that Woolley will poll one | on his board for several days : “Sue H. stock. There are a large number of these goats in this state, and it is said the in day and returned Fridav. million votes. It will not be long before] here. Elmore will be in to morrow. Coming Bert Biggs went to Hobsonville Mon Mr. H. M. Button, representing the we shall see how far off he is in his g less. ’ over over North yamhill road. road. ” ” Look out dustry is yet in its infancy. North Yamhill Concerning the Angora goat, its habits day, also to the city Saturday. Modern Woodme n of America, is in the Dr. W. Wise came in from Portland on j g £ _ for yam R|more is mighty touchy and value to the farmers, Mr. Bailey has the new steamer, and reports a pleasant I ' O11 )at point. Married on Sunday, 23rd inst., at the city. on ,| that point. the following to say: “The Angola goat Dr R. M. Smith nnd wife came in from trip. He will remain about a week to The Dunham Ball Bearing Sewing Ma is a native of Turkey, in Asia. Its prin home of the bride’s father, Mr. Dell Bur dick and Miss Mabel C. Biggs. Justice Eastern Oregon on Tuesday to locate in fish and hunt. Dr. Wise has disposed of chines contains all the latest features in cipal value lies in its fleece, which as a Sam Downs tied the nuptical knot. his dental business in this city to his construction. Foreaseof running, beau this city. textile fabric is second only to silk. Brad A number of the business men have brother. ty of finish an J durability, this machine ford, Yorkshire, England, is the world’s Only a few friends were present except Dr. T. P. Wise returned to the city on is not surpassed by any sewing machine great depot for mohair, goat’s wool. A the family. After the ceremony was over ordered a 32 candle electric light placed Thursday of last week from Portland, to on the market today. For sale by N cross is made in this country by breeding they left for Tillamook City, where they ontside I heir stores. expect to make their future home. May • If you want business-like letter heads remain here and attend to his dental prac Thompson, the Furniture dealer. the thoroughbred buck and the native happiness and blessings go with them tice. Mrs. Wise will not spend the win- Mr. J. C M ayo, general freight and does, and by breeding back the crosses or bill heads you must go to the Head through life is the wishes of your scrilie. ter in Portland now that Dr. Wise has passenger agent Astoria & Columbia to the thoroughbred. light printing office. returned. River Railroad, is in the city. One thing “Experience has proven that goatswill Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Todd left Wednesday SOUTH PRAIRIE. to visit relatives at McMinnville, to be j Mr. E. Marolf has contracted with no doubt strikes Mr. Mayo very forcifully do well, and can be profitably raised in Beals Bros, to sell his ranch of 320 acres, in Tillamook, and that is the transpor Our district school, with Miss Maude any locality where sheep thrive Nearly gone about ten days. situated one half mile from Tillamook tation companies here don't have to every state in the Union is raising some Belshe at the helm, is progressing nicely. Mr. P. W. Todd and family returned City. They will divide the ranch into 40 carry passengers one hundred miles for goats, but the largest flocks are in Jap. Buckles is furnishing the "Hub” Saturday from McMinnville and a busi acre tracts or will sell in a solid body, as two bits. Oregon, New Mexico, California, Nevada with some fine seasoned cord-wood. ness trip while on the outside. may best suit the purchaser. For further Edgar thought he would play a great and Texas. When confined in small, Melvin Lamb J left Saturday to,attend Mrs. Wiley returned to the city on particulars apply to Beals Bros., Tilla joke upon the editor the other morning, bushy pastures they have been profitable school at Eugene. 'Wedn esday after visiting her daughter mook City. when, with all seriousness, the burlier in clearing land. Some of the finest Ed. Moran has sold out to Fred John at Kelso, Wash., several weeks. Timber men from the East, especially confided this item of news: “I've got a vineyard lands in California have been The board of equalization meets next Minnesota and Wisconsin, have been girl up at my house.” The pencil pusher cleared by goats. A farmer in Western son, we regret at having to loose Ed. Monday, and the law requires that it re coming into Portland considerably of knew directly there was something tick Oregon, who has for several years run a , from the prairie. main in session at least one week. late. Most of them are buyers, or “tim I ling Edgar’s strange mind, so passed oa small flock of goats in a pasture with : Pleasant Valley Cheese Factory has If you want furniture, new or second, her cruisers,” as they are known. They wondering whether he was not dealing dairy cows, tells me the pasture now pro- closed for the season, on account of I duces double the grass it did before he | scarcity of milk, blit the supply of which handed, wall paper, matting, linoleum, are out here in the interests of Eastern 1 jn futurM. wi’l doubtless increase now from year to ¡ capitalists, who desire to invest their i Mr. L. G. Gilmore, president of the J purchased the goats. call at Thompson's furniture store. Mrs. J. Sessions, of Eau Claire, Wit., i< money in the timber lands of Oregon and Independence and Monmouth Water and ! “The young wethers make the liest of Jvar- Electric Light systems, was in the city mutton. The meat is rich a nd juicy, and , John Marolf is contemplating a in the city on a visit to her brother. Mr. Washington. this week for the purpose of seeing what free from the strong taste so common to pleasure business trip to California soon. ' Hadley. She will remain several weeks. | the prospects were for a like system in Mrs. J. A. Todd, who went out Wednes this city. He has been conferring with day, will buy a stock of millinery in Port ■ Mr. C. Thayer, of the electric light com land, which will come in on the ne t pany. and Mr. W. H. Cooper, of the boat. water company. I Sav, those Drop-head, Ball Bearing, There will be a united Christian En- Sewing Machines at Thompson s furni- ! deavor meeting nest Sunday evening at tore store are fine, noiseless, easy running Back of Cohn & Co 's Store. ® the Christian church, for which a specia and cheap. He employe« only Skilled Work C program is prepared, under the leader-. Rev. S. A Smith has been reappointed One of the most equisite preparations known to the skin. Cures Chapped Hands, Tan, | ship of Mr. B. L. Eddy, as follows : Sub- pastor of the M. E. church in this city: mCn- . • . ru J Sun Burn, Freckles, Sallow Complexion and all irritated surfaces. Make« any and all kinds of Ma- C ject, “Our Foolish Excuses," Luke 14,15- and Rev. J. M. Sw-rney to Nehalem and chinery. Boilers, Engines. Separa- <C ! 24 ; songs, by church choirs ; prayer and Excellent to use after shaving. Just what yon need when you return from the seashore. Bay City. ton, MUI Machinery. Loggers J hymn ; reading of scripture. Miss Lottie Harmless as sunshine, pure as the breath of June. Price 25c. and 50c. a bottle. N. F. Colwell and family removed to ¡Freeman; anthem. Discossion of lesson Outfit!, Guns, Saw!, Fit! Boxe!, 3. Tillamook last week, where Mr. Colwell ' us follows : 1. Invitation extended. Rev. and Turn! Shafting. < PREPARED ONLY BY has a job as engineer in a logging camp. Skilled Horae Shoer and J I P. H Neff ; 2. Excuses met, scriptural excuses, (a) business interests, Luke 14. —North Yamhill Reporter. Wagon Maker RELIABLE DRUGGIST, TILLAMOOK, OREGON. Sharpless strawberry plants for fall A. K. CASE. f ! 18-19, Messrs. Falkner and Eddy, (b) Master Mechanic. J | pleasures and home ties, Luke 14, 20, setting ready for shipment now; 20c. per i Messrs. Stephens and Hawke ; male, dozen, $1 per 100, bv mail post paid.— Address E. A. Chamberlain, Spruce, Or. "W-AJDE BRIG-GS, Tillamook, Opposite Bank Oregon 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. •J TILLAMOO ” OAUOLAN'S"! < MACHINE SHOP. I Almond Toilet Creme i CHARLES I. CLOUGH, OR
