Tillamook headlight., October 04, 1900, Image 1

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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, OCTOBER 4
ness before the council was that pertain­ in these spa reel y populated places, be­
ing to the improvement of streets, side sides it calls for better roads. It will not
be long before this will be valuable dairy
and cross walks.
Captain W. W. Harts’ report for Au­ land.
Too much purloining of cattle has been
gust contains this information with re-
gard to the government improvements going on for the past few years. Mr.
in Tillamook : “About 1000 snags were Walters, of Spruce, missed three head of
removed from Hoqusrton slough. One yearlings this week and traced them to
Have no Superior in any Market.
H hundred and sixty tons of stone and a Amity, where they were found in a band
large quantity of wire were placed on the driven out bv John Henderson and son.
FULiU LINE OF
incomplete spur dyke which is designed The cattle had been branded by those
to maintain the channel recently dredged who took them. Mr. Walters collected
through the slough, leading to Tillamook #70 and returned home—Ocean Wave.
City. One hundred and nineteen tons of j It doesn’t appear as though the political
brush and 316 tons of rubble stone were j managers in Tillamook are aware of the
placed on another spur dyke in the same fact that the country will be in the throes
channel. The sum of $2941 still remains of a presidential election one month from
for carrying on this work.”
today. It’s a fact, gentlemen, but can’t
President A. J. Cohn gave the city dads you break away from the general apathy
some fatherly advice previous to the and get up a little excitement for those
meeting of the council on Monday. He who chew the rag about expansion, 16
thought, as they’ had expended consider­ to 1, imperialism, trusts, etc. ? Or is it
able money in improvements, and as the that the republicans rely upon the pros­
money was getting short, they should perity of the county to carry them to
stop ali other improvements, only doing victory, thinking, perhaps, that their
that which was absolutely necessary opponent have not recovered from the
until more money came in. It is a good severe pummeling they received last J une ?
I
Again we are confronted with railroad
plan to keep the city out of debt, but we
hope the council will be able to econo­ procrastination. W. W. Whipple, who has
mize from now on and thus save enough just returned to Astoria from San Fran­
money to give the residence portion of cisco, states that the opinion is general
the city electric lights this winter. If this among Southern railroad men that the
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is not done the residence portion of the Astoria railroad is to be extended down
city will have to take the bull by the the coast to San Francisco. It is report­
horns next December. And the Headlight ed in San Francisco that the work on the
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS prepared to do only first-class dental ting them all housed before the rain came will back them, provided the lights can extension will commence early next
work.
*
on the night of the 29th.
spring, and will be pushed tocompletion.
be secured at reasonable figures.
The idea of the extension is to avoid the
Dr. Wise, resident dentist.
*
It will interest the citizens of the
Mr. H. E. Browne, a newspaper man,
If the Port of Tillamook Commission
Rubber sheeting at Mrs. Sturgeon’s. * came in on Friday to confer with the southern part of the county to know is to be of any practical benefit to Tilla­ heavy grade on the present route of the
Southern Pacific. It cannot be stated
Mr. E. West was in from Netarts on editor of the Herald about the purchase 1 that township four south, range nine mook now is the time for it to show its
authoritatively whether or uot the re­
I
west,
will
be
thrown
open
for
settlement
of
that
newspaper.
Tuesday.
usefulness and demonstrate to the public port is correct in all its details, but there
Mr. E. Jones, of Douglas county, has and that filings can be made on the 15th what amount of energy, enterprise and is no doubt in Astoria that the extension
Mr, N. P. Alley was in from Nehalem
of November.
I returned to the city for the purpose of
push is wrapped up in that august body. will be made in the near future.
on Tuesday.
The subject Sunday morning next at The commission will accomplish no good
Dr. W. Wise returned to Portland on going into the hardware business. Mrs.
We have commented several times
11 o’clock, at the Adventist Church will if it is nothing but an ornamental body.
Jones came in with him.
Wednesday.
upon the absence and tardiness of the
be
the
exposition
of
the
“
Book
of
Mar-
From
all
indications
the
work
of
improv
­
Mrs. Anna Todd is at the Portland
pupils in our public schools, and we pub­
Mr. R. Eichinger has moved to the city
wholesale houses this week selecting a mon,” from evidences gleaned from the ing Hoquarton slough and Tillamook lish an excellent article on the same sub­
from Netarts.
Bible.
All
are
cordially
invited
to
attend.
bay will soon cease for want of funds,
new stock of millinery goods, which will
ject from the pen of Prof. G. A. Walker.
Mr. M. A. Eberman was in from Sea­ arrive in this city on the next boat. ’
—B. F. D erfee .
or until congress makes another appro­
Now Prof. B. O. Snuffer, in his first
side on Sunday.
priation.
It
appears
to
us
that
the
Com
­
Mr.
Peter
Heisel
’
s
barn
was
burned
Miss Ruth Cooper closes the schooljat
monthly report of Tillamook school,
The latest in collars and ties at King i Bav View this week, where she has con- about eight o’clock on Wednesday even­ mission should bestir itself, bringing all draws attention to it. It should lie the
the persuasion and pressure to bear for
& Kerremans.
j ducted a most successful school, there ing. completely destroying it and the
aim and object of parents to keep their
What will the paramount issue at the being twenty-three pupils in attendance. contents of hay. The loss is about $1000, the purpose of keeping the dredger con­ children at school, and see to it that they
and is a serious one to Mr. Heisel, with stantly at work. It is imperative that are on time. As we have stated before,
next city election be ?
Sharpless strawberry plants for fall no insurance to cover the loss.
this work should go on, for it can be
we do so again, it is wrong for parents
Mr. N. Thompson went out on a busi­ setting ready for shipment now; 20c. per
It’s not going to be a Galveston storm pointed out that the new boat of the to deprive their children of education,
ness trip on Saturday.
dozen, $1 per 100, hy mail post paid.—
Pacific
Navigation
Company,
built
es
­
we hope, but this is what the weather
especially when the directors of this
Mrs. Sturgeon will receive a line of Address E. A. Chamberlain, Spruce, Or.’
prophet predicts: “The annual rainstorm pecially for the Tillamook trade, will re­ school district have interested themselves
pattern hats on next boat.
Mrs. Sam Downs returned on Thurs­ generally known as the sil verside storm ! quire more water in Hoquarton slough
and procured good teachers to instruct
A fresh line of coffees received on last day after visiting with her daughter near will be on hand by the 7th October, so if she is to reach this city with a full the children residing in the district. The
Ashland
for
several
weeks,
and
now
the
boat for King & Kerremans.
i make all fast, get the boats into dock cargo, and to this end in view the Com­ school directors, the principal nor the
mission should lose no time in trying to teachers can be blamed for absence and
Born, on the 27th ult., to the wife of squire is the happiest man in the comity. I and lumber piles lashed down.”
Ladies! Do not complain of back ache
Mr. Peter Brown, a daughter.
Messrs. Beals Bros., Peter Brant, B. L. have the slough dredged to sufficient tardiness in the school. To resort to ex­
depth.
treme measures and suspend children is
Dr. James Wiley went out on the any more. Buy a Western Washing Eddy and A. E. Imbler have decided to
Machine
at
McIntosh
&
McNair
s,
which
erect a new business building opposite
steamer Saturday for Portland.
Mr. E. A. Chamberlain gives some somewhat distasteful to those who have
makes washing easy. Call in a see them the post office, the ground floor to be
| useful information in regard to lan;1 in to impose it, but in some schools this is
Messrs. J. M. Sears and N. R. Dale, of
ladies.
used by Mr. E. Jones for his new hard­ | the vicinity of Cape Lookout, and as a found to work satisfactorily with dila.
Dallas, were in the city last week.
/ Dr. C. E. Hawke and Dr. I. M. Smith, ware store, while the upper part of the I number of people are desirous of finding tory parents and children. Nothing will
The deputy district attorney had a who has recently come here from Moi o,
building is to be nicely fitted up and used i locations in this county, they can do so dishearten a pedagogue as mueli as tar­
distinguished visitor this morning.
Eastern Oregon, have formed a partner­ for offices.
by writing to him at Spruce. This is diness and absence from school on the
Messrs. N. A. Lenard and H. J. Schmidt ship and will practice together, their
Captain Dawson forwarded to Repre­ what he says : “While I am pleased to I part of the pupils. We hope, however,
were in from North Yamhill last week. ^offices being in the Todd building.
sentative T. H. Tongue a file of his re­ note the rapid settlement of other por­ to see an improvement by the time Prof.
New stock of high grade rings, chains
We are told that the proposal to put cords of the commerce of Tiiiamook bay tions of the state and county, I wish to Snuffer’s next report is issued. Every­
and watches just received at Letcher’s. • in another saloon in this city has fallen and reports of government engineers on call attention to this particular locality. thing promises well for the most success
Don’t waste your money, but save it through. That's bad business when the the improvements for and against the ' There is a large body of land here, both ful school ever held in this city, and it
by buving your groceries from Todd & city dads had figured on the money, but bay and bar, which the congressman | government and deeded, which is practi­ would be a pity to see that absence and
anyhow we have enough saloons at pre- acknowledged last week and thanked cally uninhabited. The majority’ of it tardiness proved a detriment to it.
Co.
was proved up on, but owing to the iso­
the captain for.
The steamer Sue H. Elmore left down sent.
Tillamoook School Report.
lation of the locality at that time by the
Saturday and crossed out the next morn­ The campaign in Tillamook will be
Mr. E. Marolf has contracted with
want
of
roads,
many
of
the
settlers
have
The
following report is for Tillamook
opened with a republican rally on Tues­ Beals Bros, to sell his ranch of 320 acres,
ing.
gone away. There now lieing a good Public School, No. 9, month ending Sept.
day
evening
in
this
city,
when
Colonel
situated one half mile from Tillamook
Mr. Le Le Langley, representing the
plank road to within about four miles of 28th, 1900:
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Bradstreet Co., was in the city on Wed­ S. E. Spencer, of Portland, will address City. They will divide the ranch into 40 the beach and a common road two miles
the citizens on the important issues of acre tracts or will sell in a solid body, as
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nesday.
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further, those of the settlers who have
the day.
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may
best
suit
the
purchaser.
For
further
«•E
A carload of Pride of Waldo Hills Flour
t
The board of equalization is in session particulars apply to Beals Bros., Tilla­ stayed have opened up good homes, thus i
a ip
came in on the new boat for King & Ker­
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i demonstrating what others may do if so
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s
this week and we are glad to say that it mook City.
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remans.
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is not annoyed with kickers, but peihaps
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Mr. Q. A. Allen, of San Francisco, came for sale at low prices, some of the quar-
Mr. W. C. King came in from Sandlake it would relieve the monotony waiting
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1, a Mrs. B ch I e
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on Wednesday with a load of Tillamook for them if one or two live kickers would in on Tuesday on a visit to his uncle. Mr. ! ter sections having considerable clearing I 3, 4. Miss Meyen
4«
17 0
45
37
J. P. Allen. He has just returned from on them. If any one wishing more infor- s. ».
cranberries.
turn up.
7.
Mrs.
Severa
nee
781
44
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Cape Nome and was through all the ex­ mation about this section of Tillamook
J. A. Todd & Co. have just received a
Commissioner C. Rav brought a load citing times in that place last summer, county will address me a letter at Spruce, 8, »,
nice line of ladies’ kid gloves, underwear, of cheese to the city on Tuesday, and his
io. B. O. Snuffer.. 63Ö
o
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3
>7
including the storm which did so much • Ore., inclosing stamp for reply, I will
hosiery and corsets.
repeated visits on the same errand shows damage along the beach and which drove cheerfully answer to the best of my
Total
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1"3
259
1'4
Rev. S. A. Smith returned on Saturday that the dairy business in the south part the miners back several miles. Mr. Allen ability.” This is a move in the right
It seems to me that the absence and
from attending the annual Methodist of the county is making the dairymen has a ntimlier of claims there and is of direction, and we hope Mr. Chamberlain tardiness is more than is really necessary
conference at Ashland.
: prosperous.
the opihion that a large quantity of gold will be instrumental in getting a numlier for a successful school. What do you
Ladies save money by buying your1 Captain Dawson was 73 years old on will I m ? taken out next year. Some of the of new settlers into that vicinity, for it think about it parents? Will you help II
hosiery, gloves, corsets and underwear Fri<lay |astt an(] he worked fourteen claims panned out a $1,000 a day last will not only add to the wealth and pros­ the teachers and pupils in lessening the
' hours on his late sown oats to get them summer. Although unused to rough perity of the county, but it will make it absence and tardiness?
rom J. A. Todd & Co.
j. Henry Aiderman and ready for hauling and succeeded in get work and mining, the climate agreed more pleasant for those who now reside
B. O. S nuffer , Teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. —
with him. He expects to return next
daughter returned to the city after visit- ,_______________ ________
year to work on his claims.
ing friends in Portland.
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A city council meeting was held Mon­
Fred Perkins and Will Childers, of N.
day
evening,
with
President
A.
J. Cohn,
Yamhill, and F. E. Norton, of Grants J
and Councilmen M. Leach, L. Olsen, J. E.
Pass, came in on Monday.
Tuttle and S. Brodhead ¡»resent. The
Some cities will not allow "chippy"
matter of placing electric lights in the re­
houses inside the city limits. What is
\
Hack of Cohn A- Co 's Store. J sidence portion of the city was left over
the opinion of the city council ?
until the next meeting of the council at
A marriage license was issued last Fri­ S He employes only Skilled Work J the request of Mr. Thayer. Bills against I
One of the most equisite preparations known to the skin. Cures Chapped Hands, Tan,
day to Mr. Louis W. Ludtke and Miss .
city, and which were ordered paid, were
Sun Burn, Freckles, Sallow Complexion and all irritated surfaces.
®
men
-
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Lou Bell Alley, both of Nehalem.
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Makes any and all kinds of Ma- r as follows: Recorder’s salary. $10; J.
Excellent to use after shaving. Just what yon need when you return from the seashore.
Wait for J. A. Todd & Co.'s full stock { chinerv. Boilers. Engines. Separa- £ A Taft Co., lumber, $139*9 ; electric
Harmless as sunshine, pure as the breath of June. Price 25c. and 50c. a bottle.
of clothing. It will be the largest stock i tors. Mill Machinery. Loggers' J lights. $7 ; W. Ryan. $11:1- F. Jenkins,
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Outfits,
Guns.
Saws,
Fits
Boxes.
3
marshal
and
commissioner,
$50
;
IV.
T.
fltid best line yet brought to Tillamook.’
PREPARED ONLY BY
4 and Turns Shafting.
J Kimball and AL Leach. $16.50; B. L.
Mr. A. P. Wilson is in from San Fran /
Skilled Horse Shoer and J Eddy, citv attorney, $30 ; water com­
cisco on business, and he sees many im­
RELIABLE DRUGGIST,
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
» Wagon Maker
• pany. $30. The council requested Mr. I
provements in the city since he reside i
A. K. CASE.
£ ! Eddy to draw up an ordinance compel­
f
Master Mechanic. X ling saloon keepers to take out licenaes
here.
for twelve months. The only other buai- ‘
Dr. T. P. Wise, the resident dentist, can
I
new be found at his offices, where he is
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Heatingaqdfyi1 Tight jStoVeJ |
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WAGONS PLOWS, and
$
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. $
GUNS AND AMUNITION,
We are Leadexs in our line
Hardware, Tinware ahd Builders’ Supplies.
Doors, Windows and Glass.
Opposite Bank.
Paints, Oils, (•)
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Tillamook,
Oregon
Shoes for All
We have marked
on these shoes a price
that is in reach of all.
Tans, Blacks, Choco
late—
Willow Calf, Vici
Kid—
Patent Leather—
French, Military, Con
cave or Common-
sense Heels—
Soles Thick or Thin,
Welt or Turn
Any sort of shoes
you want, at prices
to suit you,
Hose for All
A Complete Line of
Gent’s,Ladies’and Chil-
(Iron’s Hosiery in all
Grades.
Also a Full Line of
Gent’s and Ladies’ un-
derwear. (¡LOVES in
all styles,
Clothing in all
styles and at prices
to suit
GROCERIES,
FLOUR and
FEED
J.A.TODD^CO
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TILLAMOOK, OR.
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OAK NOLANS i
I MACHINE SHOP. >
Almond Toilet Creme
CHARLES I. CLOUGH,