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TILLAMOOK, OREGON,
Ai.50 per year
NOVEMBER x, 1900
1 on the others, with shifting, shallow and
NEEDS A RAILROAD.
treacherous bars w hich only small coast-
All
That
Tillamook County Lacks
| ing vessels can cross to reach the main-
to Become Famous.
I land, Tillamook county has never had
| the opportunity to develop its resources I I J. C. West, a Tillamook County hotel
or add to the commercial wealth or in­ man and dairyman, returned yesterday
dustrial progress of Oregon as ether from a trip to Minnesota. He found
parts of the state. True, in previous times dull in the Red River Valley, he
Have no Superior in any Market.'
i i years other parts of the state urgently said, on account of the poor crops, and
FUUU UINB OF
X need government improvements, and this farmers were pretty generally disheart­
having, more or less, been accomplished, ened.
Tillamook can with good grace, after
“ There was no rain from seeding time
M waiting patiently, ask the attention of in the Spring until the first of July,” he
M the river and harbor committee to con­ said, “and then rain began falling in tor­
sider the situation and sanction what rents and what harvest there might
improvements are necessary for the de have been was ruined in the fields.”
volopment of the county. This is of
He expresses himself as glad to get
much importance to the manufacturing i
back again where rains are abuudant
interest not only of the county but the when they are needed, and where the
stale as well, and the Oregon delegation farmer has a better chance to harvest his
in Washington should leave no stone un­ grain while the sun shines.
turned, even if it has to go about it in
Mr. West’s farm is at Beaver, on the
true Western style, to enforce its neces­ wagon road between Sheridan and Tilla­
OF THE SEASON
sary demands.
mook, in a locality becoming noted for
Almost every voter has discussed +he its large dairy interest. It was origi-
political issues in some way or other, nally a wooded country, where the shade is our new Golden Gate
and in a few days they will be called up­ was too deep to permit the growth of
on to cast their ballots. If you think grass, but the clearings that have been Hat at $3.00.
All men
that the cursed drink should be prohibit­ made were planted to clover, timothy
ed from being manufactured, then your and mesquith, and now the milch cows salute it
man is Woolley ; if you’re an anti-expan­ luxuriate in great pastures the year
sionist, anti-imperialist, who favors gov­ around. He sells his butter fat to a
Our stock, however,
erning the Filipinos the same as the Cu­ near-by cheese factory for 20 cents a
bans, then vote for Bryan ; if you’re an pound, and the whey which is re­
includes other selec-
expansionist, and favors the annexation turned to him is yalned at 10 cents per
The friends of Miss Louisa Goeres ia of the Philippine islands, and believes in 100 pounds for fattening hogs.
Miss Bella Watt has been engaged to
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS
tions of the best and
this city were surprised to hear of the McKinley’s protective policy, then vote
teach school in district No. 29.
“A man with 100 cows,” hesaid, “can
teX" Remember that the subscription to
If you want a No. 1 good pair of full death of that young lady at her parents’ the republican ticket. But no matter produce 10,000 pounds of pork in a sea­
most becoming fall
the Headlight, the best home news­ Stock Shoes for your boy, D. T. Ed munds home at Neskowin last week, the result yvho is elected the country will jog along son from this whey, and we have a good
Yime. Tillamook cows will give market in Portland for all the fat hogs
paper, and the Weekly Oregonian, is has them at 25c. per pair. Cheaper than of typhoid fever contracted while at the just
hop fields. She was one of the applicants just as much milk and the manufacturing we raise.
shapes and colors—and
only $2.25 a year.
they can be bought elsewhere.
*
for a teacher’s certificates at a recent ex­ industries will continue in run a» .ieivio-
“ The crying need of Tillamook County,
After
Mrs
D.
M.
Oliver
had
le
f
t
the
city
Dr. Wise, resident dentist.
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amination, and was highly thought of fore, provided the trusts are throttled, as however, is a railroad to conii“',t via the
there’s good style in
last week for Fresno, Cal., on account of
Cook stoves and heaters cheap at W. the sickness of her son Edgar, word was and respected by the young people of this they should be, and all honor to the poli­ West Side line with Portland. Such a
IlJB
city.
tical party which will throttle them.
E. Page’s.
•
them for every man.
road would develop our couutry rapidly
received that he is much better.
■
Uncle Sam’s family has grown to be
Mrs. Frank Kerremans was taken quite
and bring us near the world’s markets.
We understand a few republicans w ill
Circuit
Court.
76,295,220
in
numbers,
and
we
guess
sick last week.
At present the bulk of our coast pro­
desert McKinley in this county on elec­
House to rent.—Apply to W J. Still­ tion day, but this will be off-set by demo­ he’s proud of them, even though one of The only criminal case to come before ducts find their way to San Francisco,
the political parties call their opponents Judge G. H. Burnett at the'circuit court and the returns, therefore, come slowly.
well, Tillamook.
crats who desert Bryan the same day.
“anarchists,” “hoodlums,’’ etc., who re­ on Monday week is that of the State vs. With a direct line of rail to Portland,
Sand Lake Cranberries, 5c. quart at
Fairview Grange, No. 273, will meet at tort by accusing their opponents of de­
Fred J. Newton, who is charged with un­ butter and cheese might be shipped daily
D. T. Edmunds.
Ackley’s hall on Friday, Nov. 9th, at 10 fending trusts, ignoring the constitution, lawfully stabbing and wounding Harry
to this city at comparatively small cost
Mr. G. W. Fearnsidc came in from Ne­ a.m. Let us have a full attendance and etc. But there’s a political campaign on Mitchell in this city. The other cases on for freight. Some of our people think
a good time.—L. S. Maynard, master.
halem on Friday.
and some of the bovs are allowed a little the docket are :
they don’t want a railroad, as they are
“Republicans Alarmed” is the news levity for political effect, that’s all.
Everybody knows it knows how to
Frank Patton, plaintiff, vs. Henry Tohl, doing very well now, and a line would
which
comes
from
Washington,
D.C.
If
rain in Tillamook.
The Tillamook Auxiliary of the defendant. Action for money.
tend to fill up all the vacant lands. My
F. Bolefuhr, doing business asBolefuhr opinion is that a railroad would help us
Sheriff Aiderman was under the wea­ they have cold feet back there they might ' I Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
keep it to themselves, for it might become J will give an entertainment at the M. E. & Co., plaintiff, vs. Charles L. Smith and all very much. A natural grade can be
ther for several days.
i infectious.
I Church to-morrow, Friday evening. Ad­ wife, defendants. Action for money.
found between Sheridan and Beaver, and
Board of county commissioners will
Emmett Quick received word of the mission free. At the close of the pro­ The California Safe Deposit and Trust the cost of constructing the line would
meet next Wednesday.
death ofhis mother, who had been quite gram a fee will offering will be taken in Co., a corporation, plaintiff, vs. E. H. be comparatively light, considering the
For sale, a number one buggy horse.— sick -and her death looked for, and he which all who desire may participate. Cowing and wife, defendants. Action business it would create. A preliminary
Apply to Dr. C. E. Hawke.
drove out on Wednesday to attend the The program which appeared in our last for money.
survey was made some jears ago be­
Born, on the 30th ult., to the wife of funera|t
W.J. May, plaintiff, vs. Florence H. tween Albany and Astoria, and this line
issue, to begin at 7:30 o’clock. A cordia
Mr. William Himes, a son.
Hardman and S. M. Hardman, defend, would pass close to Beaver postoffice, |
Mr. John Krebs had his residence de­ invitation is extended to all.
but our people have long since lost faith !
Twenty brand new, 4001b., barrels at stroyed by fire at Woods last week, and
When a malignant and iufectious dis­ ants. Action for money.
E. W Brown, plaintiff, vs. W. W. Con­ in the promoters’ ability to construct I
$1.25 each at Page's store.
the loss is estimated at $1200. He had ease once makes its appearance in any
Mr. J. P. Allen is able to be out again an insurance of $650 on the building and city it should be immediately quarantin­ der and J. VV. Wallace, partners doing the road. \\ e live in hopes, however, of
ed and the houses well disenfected, even I business under the firm and style of Con­ finally making direct rail connection
$250 on the furniture.
after his long spell of sickness.
der & Wallace, defendants. Action to with this city. The Tillamook county is
Messrs. W. Barker and Arthur Beals before the sickness is over. Some people
Mr. John McNamer is somewhat bet­
recover cattle.
too rich in natural resources to be neg­ Of neckwear, hosiery, shirts,
ridicule
the
idea
of
such
restrictions,
but
have
gone
to
Portland
in
connection
ter, the result of good nursing.
lected
KXICU much
IIILKIl lUIl^CI.
longer. We
»» V Villi
can pilJUllVV
produce it a
,
,
-
common
sense
and
intelligence
convinces
Oregon has a population of 413,543, with the purchase of the new saw mill
pound of butter cheaper than any other and other furnishings, aild of
every one that infectious diseases cannot
which
is
to
be
located
on
Mr.
J.
Bum
Timber
Claims
for
Sale.
against that of 313,767 in 1890.
portion of the globe, and when we can
garner’s place eleven miles south of this and should not be trifled with. Had
The telephone posts for the new com­
For sale, two claims, about eleven miles get this product to market the fame of good places to buy them, our
proper
precaution
been
taken,
a
fresh
city.
pany are being erected in the city.
case of scarlet fever would not be crop­ from Tillamook City, being the north­ Tillamook County will soon become
Prof. E. 0. Snuffer and the teachers of
store is sure to be favorably tnen-
New stock of high grade r ugs, he ns
ping out every once in a while from the east quarter of section 25, in tow nship 2 worldwide.”—Oregonian.
the public school are arranging for an
south of range 10 west of Willamette
and washes just received at Letcher's. *
epidemic
of
two
years
ago.
It
is
time
it
entertainment to be given early in Decern,
meridian, and the south-east quarter of
If you want a nice dress shoe, D. T. ber, the proceeds of which is to be used was stamjied out.
“Maw, do cats eat money ?” asked tioned.
section 26, in township 2 south of range
Edmunds has them for men, women and in purchasing new books for the school
We are glad to notice that the tardi-' 10 west of Willamette meridian, in all littee Willie.
WE HAVE THE NEWEST
“No, my son. Why do you ask ?”
children.
ness in the public school shows a marked 320 acres. Apply to Arthur Fisher, Box
library.
r
For sale, bouse and barn, with two
• I heard paw say that the kitty ate
decrease
from
the
previous
week,
falling
|
Furniture for everybody. My expenses
18, Gladstone, Mich.
FALL SHIRTS, GLOVES, TIES,
lots in the city.—Apply to J. S. Stephens,
up $14.25 last night.”
from
140
to
65.
Even
this
should
lie
im-
'
are small, so I intend to s-ll cheap for
Tillamook.
cash. I will have a ni< eslock of new fur­ proved upon if parents would take a lit­
COLLARS, ETC.
Captain Cary has had the steamer niture on the next boat, so hold your tle more interest in the regular attend- !
“Charley Hobson is a conceited pup.
Annai ine on the ways, making consider­ orders and see what I can do for you.
ance of iheir children at school. As we HEADLIGHT
py,” said th: Sweet Young Thing.
have stated before, the directors and the |
“Why do you say that?’’ asked her And we want to see you among
able repairs to her.
and
W. E. Page.
teachers are doing what they can to give I
Friend.
D. T. Edmunds carries the largest stock
The friends of R. D Hurlbut, who was (
“Because he imagines lam in love with our early callers, to get your
of Gum Boots, Ladies, Gents and Misses one of the assistants at Cape Meares , the school a good reputation, and it is WEEKLY ORE G0NIAN
only just that parents and pupils should
mackintoshes in the city.
One Year for >2.25 him.”
lighthouse, will be sorry to hear that he
“Do you really think that is good choice of the novelties.
G. T. Coulsen, who had his arm in­ has been in the hospital at Portland suf. do their part. Progressing as Tillamook
proof, dear ?”
jured by a gun accident, is progressing as firing with blood poisoning, caused by city is, we must have a progressive pub. TWO LIVE PAPERS,
lie school.
favorably as can be expected.
an accident to his leg.
Junior Partner—“I examined our cash- !
The regular subscription price of
"The Headlight printing office takes
Trade with the merchants who adver­ In a partial list of money to be recom­
ier’s books last night, after he went 1
THE
HEADLIGHT
is$1.50,
and
the cake for first class job prin ts,” J» tise in the Headlight, the home newspaper mended by the river and harbor com­
home, unt J shall discharge him at
the regular subscription price of!
the verdict of thebusiness men.
vonce.”
which looks after the interests of Tilla­ mittee, the sum of $15,000 is put down j
the Weekly Oregonian is $1.50.
Senor Partner—’*Vot has he done.”
Miss Sarah June Fulte.son, a siste- of mook county. They're wide-awake mer­ for Tillamook bay. As $25,0()0 was ap­
Any one subscribing for THE
propriated
in
the
last
river
and
harbor,
Junior Partner—“He forgot to draw a '
Mr. Craven, of this county, ffied on chants who advertisein a wide-awake all
HEADLIGHT
and
paying
one
bill, and as a like sum remains unappro.
week’s salary last January, vile his vile'
home print newspaper.
the 21st ult. at Monmouth, Or.
year in advance can get both for
printed to carry out the work now in
vas sick. I shall fire him kervick, before ,
The
best
of
half
soles
for
boots
and
Mr. W. E. Southwick and family will
$2.25.
progress, we think an effort should be l
he rememlicrs it.”
leave on the next steamer for Ca'ifornia, shoes at Page's, and other shoe supplies. made to increase the appropriation to i
where they will remain for a ye_r or so. I have worked more than 25 yearsat the $25.000, as it took considerable money I
boot and shoe trade, and know just what out of the last appropriation to provide I
Get yonr apples at W. E. Page s. Full
bushel boxes of good valley apples from you want for boot and shoe soles. I sell a dredger and other appliances to carry
60c. to$l,delivered to any part of city. the best at a fair price, but I don't keep on the work. Besides, it is just as well
any poor stock.—IN. E. Page.
to procure enough money to keep the
Mr. John Barker has sold his house and
lots in this city to Mr.Chas. L. Smith, of We understand there is some talk of dredger at work the whole year, for it is
the Trask house, the consideration being discontinuing the light plant. The ser. no satisfaction to see the dredger tied up
Will doubtless bring back that troublesome cough. If you use WHITE I’INE
vice has been bad and caused consider­ part of the year when it is imperative,
$2,000.
for the commerce of the port, that the
COMPOUND you’ll be free from the hemming and hacking that so often is started by
Three hundred and ninety three money able complaint, but still some effort
work should i.ot be delayed. What,
orders were issued at theTillamook post should be made to have an effective. pro.
autumn dampness and chill.
however, concerns Tillamook most is
office for October, which amounted to | perlv conducted light plant in the town.
the petition to lie presented to the river
We can't afford to go backward.
WHITE PINE COMPOUND does not dry up a cough. It cures in the rational
$5,600 20.
Mr. E. Marolf has contracted with and harbor committee praying for the
way ; by soothing and healing the inflamed bronchial passages.
By the look of Barlxr Latimer's shop
improvement of Tillamook bar, giving it
on Thursdev morning the boys must have i Beni. Bro», to sell his ranch ot 320 acres, twenty-two feet of water at low tide.
Two sizes, 25c. and 50c.
' situated one half mile from Tillamook
participated in an halloween wake the
The
development
of
Tillamook
county
I City. Thev will divide the ranch into 40
previous night.
I cere tracts or will sell in a solid bodv, as greatly depends upon the action of the
Mrs. Phoebe Aiderman was granted a
RELIABLE DRUGGIST.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
river aud harbor committee. Hemmed
mav best suit the purchaser. For
divorce from her husband, A. L. Aider­
particulars apply to Ecals Bros., Tdb. in as the county is by the Coast range of
man. in Portland last week on the
j mook City.
j mountains on the one side and the sea •
I rounds of desertion.
RS[ll$ J- CDOI^ gTOVEg |
Heating aqd flight ¡StoVeg
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