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THE HEADEIGHT JOB PRINTING IS THE Newiest, Brightest and Leading Newspaper of Tillamook County. ’ 3 BILL HEADS. LB 1 ri-.R HEADS ENVELOPES. LEGAL BLANKS. BUSINESS CARDS. VISITING CARDS. SHOW CARDS. BILLS & POSTERS. Guaranteed First Class at Reasonable Prices. ALL THE COUNTY AND CITY OFFICIAL NEWS. § Patronize Local Industries and all 3 Home Print Newspaper. $i.5o per year TILLAMOOK, OREGON, OCTOBER 35, 1900 RAK WOOK ßTOl/Eg Have no Superior in any Market. FULL LINE OF Heating aqd/^ir Tight jStoVe^ j GUNS AND AMUNITION We are Leadeis in our line WAGONS PLOWS, and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Hardware, Tinware and Builders’ Supplies. Doors, Windows and Glass. Paints, Oils, WADE <&, BRIG-G-S, Opposite Bank. Tillamook, Oregon. < ^*SEt*tSS***^^2*<>*S£***SÄ***SE^/S2***SE***SS*’‘*SS*»>SSvS2***sS*t*SS***S5*-!*SS***SS***^^2^’*Si£l TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS iHi)1" Remember that the subscription to the Headlight, the best home news paper, and the Weekly Oregonian, is only $2.25 a year. „XM1 Dr. Wise, resident dentist. * We are sorry to henr that Mr. John McNanier is quite sick. Snow fell in the mountains on Monday night. Cook stoves and heaters cheap at W. E. Page’». Valley, Northern Spy Apples at D. T. Edmunds. * House to rent.—Apply to W. J. Still well, Tillamook. Ladies’, gent.'s and children's under wear at Todd’s. Sand Lake Cranberries, 5c. quart at D. T. Edmunds. New line of clothing just received at J. A. Todd & Co.’s. The best fancy Mocha and Java Coffee at D. T. Edmunds. The first shipment of Miller shoes just received at Todd’s. No one is kicking at the return of fine weather after the storm. For sale, a number one buggy horse.— Apply to Dr. C. E. Hawke. Messrs. R. A. Crawford and Alex. An derson were in from Nehalem. Twenty brand new, 400lb., barrels at $1.25 each at Page's store. New Macintoshes, umbrellas and rub ber boots and shoes at Todd's. J. A. Todd & Co. carry a full ¡line of ladies' hose, corsets and gloves. Born, on thel8th inst., to the wife of Mr. John Donaldson, a daughter. A hat given away with each tailor- made suit at King & Kerremans. * The paramount issue with Tillamook is the improvement of Tillamook bar. Look out, the democrats have at last put their fighting pants on in this state. New stock of high grade rings, chains and watches just received at Letcher's. ’ Notice our display of ties and collars ; the latest thing out.—King & Kerre- mans. We were a little tardy in getting to press this week owing to a rush of job ■work. Father J. Schell has left Marchfield, but we do not know to what localiey he has gene. For rent, house aud barn, with two lots, in the city.—Apply to 1. S. Stephens, Tillamook. With two new butcher shops to lie opened up, we hoped this won't be called a butcher town. Bee blend coffee. Three packages for 50c. The best coffee for the money at King & Kerremans. ■ Thayer & West are building a black smith and workshop in the rear of At torney Goyne's office. Drs. Wise and Hawke were made full fledged Workmen on Monday, and still there are more to follow. The Tillamook Dairy Association has purchased the acre of ¡and where the creamery is. paying $250. Mr. Isaac Quick and son returned from Portland on Sunday, where the latter has been i.. the hospital, and we are glad to hear that he comes home much ini- proved in health. to day shows. With a little more com mon sense discretion in handling firearms these accidents would be less frequent, ' and a word of advice to those who go I a-gunning is perfectly in order, for we are sorry to see men maimed for life or hurried off into eternity because they handle their guns recklessly. If McKinley ever had a chance of carr ing Nebraska he has lost it after Hanna went to that state purposely to denounce Brvan. However much politi cians may abuse Bryan, there is no get ting round the fact that he is known to be a Christian gentleman among his per sonal acquaintances,and it was the height of folly and a political blunder for Hanna to talk as he did. Ex-Governor Pennoyer was offered the candidacy in Multnomah county to run for representative in the state legislature. But after sleeping over the proposition, and knowing how the election would go next month, he was foxy enough not to allow himself to be sacrificed on the poli tical altar, so lie politely declined the offer. He would, no doubt, have made I an interesting fight, but it was no sure j thing. | Mesdames Eddv and Edwards have i lieen successful in raising enough money I to warrant them in starting a rending room in the building next to the Head, light office. We hope it will be a success and the young men of the city will fre quent it and feel themselves at home there, not only so, but may it soon en large itself to a large and substantial public library and reading rooms, which is greatly needed in this city, is the wish of the Headlight. tween the wrist and the elbow, which in flicted a serious wound and caused it to bleed profusely. Fearing he might bleed to death before they reached home, which was several miles distance, the injured limb was ti bove and below the elbow. lhg arrived at their des r. Smith was sent for and ressed the wound, and the injured man was hrought to the city on Wednesday, and there is possibility ofsaving the arm. The Tillamook Auxiliary of the Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society will give an entertainment at the M. E. Church, Friday evening, November 2nd. Admission free. At the close of the pro gram a fee will offering will be taken in which all who desire may participate. Program as follows; Song. “The Morning Light is Breaking.’’ Scripture Lesson..... Mrs. Jennie Watson. Prayer............................. Rev. S. A. Smith. Double Quartet..... ‘‘On to the Harvest.” Recitation.......“What Would You Do,” Daisy Goodspeed. Chorus.................. “Two Little Hands,” By the Little Folks. Select Reading............ Mrs. C. E. Hawke. Male Quartet, “Go, Gather Them In,” Messrs. Edmunds, Fowler, Teft and Goyne. t ~ Dialogue, “America Sending the Light,” B v Fourteen Girls in Cost times. Solo, “He, Was Not Willing,” Fay Todd. Recitation......... “Imitation Japanese,’’ Ida Goyne. “My Beckey’s Conversion to Foreign Missions,” Mrs. J. A. Todd. Duet, “Chinese,” R>‘v. and Mrs. S. A Smith. Paper, “ Our Responsibility,” Mr. T. H. Goyne. , Closing Remarks.........Mrs. F. R. Beals. Programc to begin at 7:30 o’clock. A cordial invitation is extended to all The Banner1 flat OF THE SEASON is our new Golden Gate Hat at $3.00, All men salute it Our stock, however, includes other selec- The divorce suit of Phoebe Aiderman Furniture for everybody. My expenses tions of the best and vs. A. S. Aiderman was set for hearing in are small, so I intend to sell cheap for cash. I will have a nice stock of new fur- Portland on Wednesday iast. most becoming fall Trade with the business men who ad-in’ture 0,1 ^e next boat, so hold your vertise in the Headlight, the best home ' or^ers and see what I can do for you. . ... medium. »• W R Page. • shapes and colors—and W. E. newspaper and . advertising * We understand that Mr. C. Thayer has A full line in all sizes of Boston, Woon. there’s good style in The friends of Mrs. C. O. Erickson.who . Bowers Awarded $5000 Damages. socket, and Stout's Patent Long and agreed with the committee of the city left tliiscounty some months ago with council to furnish 15 32-candle electric Short Gum Boots at D. T. Edmunds. • then for every man. lights for the residence portion of the city her husband and family, will regret to S t . H elens , Or., Oct. 21.—Late last Get your apples a’ W. E. Page's. Full , the jury in the case of Bowers vs. and to string and keep them in repair for hear of that lady's death at Fairfield, night bushel boxes of good valley apples from Iowa, and from a newspaper clipping The ■ $16 per month. Star Lumbering & Logging Com 60c. toll, delivered to any part of city.” sent us it says: "Mrs. C. 0. Erickson j pany returned a verdict for $5000 dam The Adventist brethren having kindly Sheriff Alderman left on Wednesday for died Wednesday morning at her home ages . in favor of the plaintiff. offered us the use of their church build the north part of the county with the ing, the F.ree Methodists will hold ser two and a half miles south of town. She This was one of the hardest-fought le ballot boxes for the election next month. vices on Sundays at 11 a.m. and 7:30 was a daughter of Henry Kopp, of near gal ( battles ever witnessed in Columbia i Mr. W. Martin has left the city and p m. Everybody cordially invited.—Rev. Four Corners, and was married to C. 0. County cc’irts. Three days were spent Erickson about the year 1879. Five in j presenting the case to the jury. The gone into business for himself at Salem, R. H. Dollarhide. children and a husband survive her. She ano Mrs. Martin will leave in a few A personal mention in the Portland was born in this county in the year 1860 action for $10,000 damages was brought davs. papers says : “P. McIntosh, a Tillamook and had been a resident of this county , by the guardian of Curtis E. Bowers for loss of Bowers’ right arm. On or After the splendid weather of last sum- ___ _____ is _____________ attorney, at the Perkins.” Cheese it. If nil her life except about one year that the , about the 7th of March, 1899. Bowers mer and fall, the boisterous wet weather was as experienced an attoruey as he of the past week somehow don’t feel as is a cheese maker, he would be away up they lived in Oregon. Those who knew was engaged to act as brakeman, upon her best S|ieak of her ns ar, excellent wo the logging company’s train, then haul congenial. in the legal professioa. - man. The remains were taken to a ceme ing logs. In attempting to set his first Mrs. McIntosh, who went to Portland Died, in Portland, Ore., on the 18th tery near Four Corners for burial. The brake 1 Bowers fell in such a manner that to consult an oculist, will have to re inst., Mrs. Margaret Watson Burton, sympathy of all goes ou to the husband i his right arm was severed from his body main under treatment in that city for aged 78 years, the cause of death lieing and children in their great loss." about two inches from the shoulder joint. six months. meningitis. Her home was in Oakland, The interview of President A. B. Ham He was taken to the hospital and cared Are we going to have opposition to Cal., and she was known as Grandma the company paying hospital fees mond in another page is particularly in- for, 1 the discriminating freight rates of the : Burton by her relatives and friends in doctor bills. teresting to Tillamook county, for it and 1 Pacific Navigation Company? It can’t Tillamook county. shows plainly that the prospect of a come too soon. The best of half soles for boots and Coast railroad is thought to be prema. Jury List. Beals, Bros., have leased the corner lot shoes at Page's, and other shoe supplies. ture and Mr. Hammond is not likely to next to the post office fora butcher shop, I have worked more than 25 years at the extend the railroad from Seaside through The jury list for the November term of Of neckwear, hosiery, shirts, which is to be opened by J. F. Jenkins boot and shoe trade, and know just what this county on account of lieing unable court < was drawn on Monday, as follows: you want for boot and shoe soles. 1 sell to secure common point rates. This ap. and Mike Long. Batterson, S. M., Nehalem, merchant. and other furnishings, and of It’s no laughing matter when a man the best at a fair price, but I don’t keep I*ars to prove that all the railroad talk Himes, Charles, Fairview, farmer. any poor stock. — W. E. Page. * loses his milk bottle and has to consign of the past year was nothing Imt pro McMillan, N., Garibaldi, farmer. good places to buy them, our Mr. E. Marolf has contracted with crastination, and confirms our idea that his bovine to the silent tomb without Severance, Frank, Fairview, farmer. Beals Bros, to sell his ranch of 320 acres, if this county is to be develo|ied the first ceremony, is it Emmett ? Sheets, John, South Prairie, farmer.■ Owing to sickness, Mr. H. A. Shcrey situated one half mile from Tillamook thing to be accomplished is the improve Craven, J. K., Little Nestucea, farmer. store is sure tobe favorably men- had to cancel the republican meetings in City. They will divide the ranch into 40 ment of Tillamook bar, and then, per Conder, W. W.. Hebo, farmer. tioned. this county. We hope he was not acre tracts or will sell in a solid body, as haps, Mr. Hammond will be able to sav Klein, Andrew, Nehalem, farmer. may best suit the purchaser. For further of Tillamook county what he has said of Gladd, Erick, Hoquarton, farmer. suffering with General Apathy. particulars apply to Beals Bros., Tilla- Humboldt county in California: "If Weston, H. E.,.Tillamook, farmer. WE HAVE THE NEWEST Mr. Thomas Paulsen came in on Sat- mook City. Humboldt Bay had a railroad outlet it Lvster, T. W., South Prairie, farmer. tirdav to appraise the loss in Mr. Peter The barometer reached the lowest could not get better rates for transport FALL SHIRTS, GLOVES, TIES, Olsen, Louis. Tillamook, merchant. Heisel's barn, which was insured in the point on Friday morning that it has ing its butter, lumber and shingles to •King, W. C., Sand Lake, farmer. ■— McMinnville company for $300. registered in thiscity in many years. The market.’’ COLLARS, ETC. Day, G. W.,Bav, farmer. If a person carries a policy in the Mu- barometer in Lamb's stoie registered A serious accident happened to George Wallin, C, Tillamook, farmer. tual Life he can always borrow money 28.900. This low barometer was during Thurman Coulson when out hunting Zaddach, Fred, Nehalem, farmer. ——— And we want to see you among on it if he needs a little temporarily at southwest gale that passed over Tilla- with his brother, Thos. E. Coulson, on Wallace, J. I)., Beaver, farmer. 5 per cent interest.—C laude T hayer . 1 mook for several days and which played Tuesday morning in the Nestucea coun Thompson, Nels, Tillamook, merchant. ' our early callers, to get your Mr. D. M. Oliver having received word out on Sunday night. try. They had lieen standing only a few Jones, D. W., Fairview, farmer. from Fresno, Cal., that his son Edgar Morgan, W. V., Tillamook, engineer.«*—■ Mr. Otto Walther, of Spruce, writes ; yards apart, both leaning on their Will- choice of the novelties. was down seriously sick with typhoid ‘ In regard to the statement made by S. chesters with their arms across the muz ■Commons,A.M.,Little Nestucea, farmer fever, Mrs. Oliver left for that place on Kunze, Gustave, Fairview, farmer. —*— Hill in the Ocean Wave concerning my zle, when, in some unaccountable manner, Thursday. Aiderman, W. B., Hoquarton, farmer«., cattle which were driven out to the val- Thurman’s gun went off. In turning Mr. C. L. Smith was in from the toll 1 lev, I wish to state that it was correct round to see in which direction his bro Wheeler, Frank, Tillamook, merchant.- gate, and the way he was jumping I in all respects except the name of the par ther had been shooting, Thomas was Turner, Ben, Carnahan,farmer. —— j round like a cat on hot bricks he must ties who took them. I found them in surprised to see his brother throw up his Todd, P. W , Tillamook, merchant. have had ail unusual amount of business the possession of a man named Goffin, arm and lean back as though he had been Olsen, Win., Tillamook, merchant. fatally wounded, exclaiming "I’m shot.’’ Doughty, W. T., Bay, farmer. ------- to attend to. who took them out.” Purcell, J. J., South Prairie, logger. ——j Mrs. Homer Mason,who was called to Don't be too fresh, my dear sir, in call Thomas was instantly at his side and Elkton, Or., last Monday week, on ac ing the editor a sanguinary perverter of kept him from falling. The contents of Christensen, A., South Prairie, farmer. Cady, M. A., Blaine, farmer. -— count of the serious of her mother, did | the truth, for he is not guilty of writing the gun had entered the right arm be- not succeed in reaching her destination I to The Portland newspapers to the effect before her mother died. that the republican meeting in this city The citizens of Tillamook county are was a packed, jammed, crowded affair. not chewing the political rag very much 1 The editor may be relied upon never to Thev are right down to work reaping the I make a fool of himself in that way, but benefits of republican prosperity. _ But we admit it does look exceedingly silly to thev must get out and vote on the 6th. ; magnify meetings in that way. The J. A. Taft Lumber Co. expect t«o The gun accident on Tuesday should Will doubtless bring back that troublesome cough. If you use WHITE PINE lumber schooners to load lumber at the a ]CTgon to the wise as well as those COMPOUND you’ll be free from the hemming and hacking that so often is started by Pacific mill and probably at the mill n *.ho afe The frequent use of autumn dampness and chill. this city. Had it not been for’the rectnt aI.m, nin)t„ invariably, persons in storm they would have been in before j ()iff-erent as tothedangerthey placethem- WHITE PINE COMPOUND does not dry up a cough. It cures in the rational this. ! selves in when they carelessly handle way ; by soothing and healing the inflamed bronchial passages. w Mr W. E. Page has disposed of and re- loaded guns. They are altogether too Two sizes, 25c. and 50c. H 1- • h-ri the lea«e to the second hand dangerous to fool and monkey with, or l,nq0,’hed-th['”Xn^,. Who will o,<n to take chance, wi.h, no matter how »tore to Mr. Mr Page savs he confident the person is that it cannot go a butcher shop there. RELIABLE DRUGGIST, TILLAMOOK, OREGON. wfl^lThTsTt^Voff at a bargain a. he off. Guns, however, do go off in a most has to get out of the building in thirty mysterious manner and at inopportune has to ge limes, .. a» the accidents accident» renorted reported from day ( day». Wl]eq Men Tallç TILLAMOOK, OR FROSTY AIR ( HARLES I. CLOUGH. 1
