Tillamook headlight., November 01, 1900, Image 3

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RUBBER BOOTS
RUBBER COATS
1900.
OUR LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS
and UNDERWEAR is unequalled.
We carry by far the largest and most complete stock of Rubber
Boots, Rubber Coats and Rubber Goods of every description
kept in this city, but we are not over stocked, and our prices
are lower than others for the same class of goods.
We carry only the standard makes. No cheaj^brands such as are
usually kept in small stores. We guarantee every garment
sold or money back
From the factory to the customer is the way that most of our goods are bought and sold. It is be­
cause we buy in large quantities, and, therefore, can sell cheaper than others, who must buy
in small quantities through the wholesale store that we are the leaders.
MACINTOSHES
SLICKERS.
We have a few Capes and Jackets left, which we are selling as bargains.
Call early if you want
one.
They are the very latest patterns.
Our Two Dollar Stiff Hat is the latest and best thing made.
The Bailey Ribbed back Rubbers are the best rubbers made. We sell them.
We are the leaders in every line we carry, especially Groceries, the largest stock in Tillamook,
CAPES & JACKETS.
ing Tillamook Mercliants.
Tillamook School Report.
Prof. B. 0. Snuffer, principal of Tillamook school,
for the month ending October 26 :
Days
Davs
Times
attendance. absence. tardv.
Grades.
1
Mrs. Beals....... ..... 606 .. ... M ... ... 10
2, 3 Miss Meyers.... ..... 883 .. ... 29 ... .. 6
4, 6 Miss Cooper.... ..... 770 .. ... 49 ... ... 22
5, 7 Mrs. Severance ..... 613 .. ... 51 ... .. 23
8, 9, 10 B. 0. Snuffer... ..... 771 .. ... 35 ...... 4
issued the following report
THE POLICY WASN’T DEAD. and very much distressed, or something
——
Once Insured, Always Insured in
like that, ’n’ we'd jest like to surprise
her,’ he sez, *’n’ we thought we boys w’d
stand the discount,' he sez ; ‘jest to finish
it up,’ he sez.
“Us boys hadn't never thought of no
sech thing, natchelly not knowin’ a dam
thing about it heretofore, but that there 1
agent jest natchelly played it on us.
“ ‘Here’s my sheer,* said Jim Terwil­
liger, and he pops a five dollar piece onto
the counter. I dug up, and Shorty got
in, ’n’ about a minute there was a per-
cession jest a droppin’ of their wads.
“De Witt had been a standin’ still all
this time, ’n’ I noticed how derned queer
he was a lookin’. Then I over hear’n
say to hisself: * Widow Dawson used to
be,’ he sez under his breath, ‘ used to be
Lueindy Jackson.’ Then he spoke up
right short and kin’ of hard like.
“Hold on there you men !’ he sez, ‘this
gentleman ’n’ I will arrange all that,’ he
sez, ‘Later,’ he sez, and he shut hisself
right sudden into his little room.
”1 went with the agent next day ’n’ he
tuck the widow her notes ’n’ mortgage
'n tore ’em up, she a standin’ there a
lookin’ at him ’n’ all her brats a hangin*
onto her. Then he give her a thousan’
dollars all in bills ”
“And,” said one of the listeners.
“And she fainted away right then ’n’
there ’n’ him me meandered.”
A long silence followed.
‘‘Well !” said a tall young farmer at
last, “That beats ----- out of this here '
other kind of insurance.”
|W.
V.
MORGAN.
J.
D.
EDWARDS.
MORGAN & EDWARDS,
Neither
En-
the Mutual Life.
ab. nor tr. rolled. Visitors.
Are prepared to do all kind, of
..... 12 .. .. 35
2
“It’s curious how things go in this
..... 27 .. ... 52 ... ... 4
world, mighty curious. Las’ Saturday
..... 20 .. ... 44 ... ... 1
the boys was ’round passin’ the hat like
..... 14 .. ... 35 ... ... 7
for Widow Otis.”
..... 25 .. ... 42 ... ... 6
“I thought Jim Otis all ways kerried a
big insurance ?”
3643
65
222
98
208
“He did up to eighteen months ago.
When he got that there cancer onto his
Judges and Clerks of Election. stet, Lutie Kunze, Virgil Donaldson, stomach and it laid him up, he couldn't
Leslie Pen well, George Olds, Lottie keep up his dues. He had nigh onto as
First Class CGoi'k Guaranteed.
Pollowing are the judges and clerks of Johnson, George Duren, and Lisle Ross.
much as fifteen thonsan’ dollars at one
Reasonable Charges.
election who were chosen at the January
C arrie R. J udd , Teacher.
time. He told me so hisself sittin’ right
term of court and will serve next week :
where you be now.’’ •
N ehalem .—Judges, Wm. Finley, chair­
"Gospel of Wealth."
Shop in Riner’s old Stand, TILilaAJVIOOK CITY.
“Well, that fellow that stopped here
man, J. R. Hicks and Fred Zaddach;
last week he allowed that in his company
Itls on the expenditure of wealth that
clerks. P. D.Newelland H. C. Johnson.
you couldn’t lose if you tried. That if
B laine .—Judges, Herb
Chapman, Mr. Carnegie is at his worst. He has his company had ever insured Jim Otis
known how to create it and how to in­
chairman, J. L. Brady, jr., and S. F.
| for fifteen thousan’ dollars he had to stay
crease it, but how to spend it he has
OF SAN FRANCISCO, DEALERS IN
Moon; clerks, E. L. Kinnamanand C. A.
insured, couldn’t a-helped himself.”
still to learn. And yet with a fortune
Smith.
I “I know. ’Bout ten years ago Pete
which today runs pretty close to the
B eaver .—Judges, E. F. Lyster, chair­ quarter of a billion mark his opportuni­ I Dawson paid one of them concerns sixty
man, I. F. Hiner and J. Bixby; clerks, ties in that line ought to be tiptop. What two dollars a year for four years ; then
j he got the inflammatory rheumatism
R. O. Richardson and H. Peters.
is more, he ought to be urged to take ad­
B ay .—Judges, Miles Warren, chair­ vantage of them. It is a shameful thing and swelled up like a larks-purred cow.
man, J. T. Nevins and W. S. Cone; clerks, that from the tod of others a man should He applied for an extension and then he
' forgot that one hundred and eighty dol­
J, W. Jennings and A. M. Hare.
be permitted to wring and cling to as
lars he’d paid in. When he kicked the
B arnegat .—Judges, T. B. Handley, much as he has. But it is a duty to be bucket his wife didn’t have six bits in the
chairman, George Hunt and D. R. Hurl- just. During the past decade or so Mr. house, had more babies than bits, too.
AGENTS STEAMERS W. II. KRUGER AND TILLAMOOK.
but ; clerks, Ezra Hauxhurst and J. A. Carnegie has given away pretty nearly It jest happened the agent dropped in here
twelve millions. That is a large sum of
Biggs.
an’ heered the boys talking the day of
Or.
SIBLEY, Mgr.
C arnahan .—Judges,
lacob Blum, money. It is a particularly large sum to the funeral.
chairman, C. H. Blake and B. W. Tur­ a man whose income is a million a month . “ ‘Why,’ he sez, ‘I wrote that man
ner; clerks, I. H. Moore and W. Schlot- and who can’t spend half of it.
years ago,’ he sez, ‘for two thousan’ dol­
The money donated has gone mainly , lars. Where’s his policy ?’
Real Estate Transfers.
ter.
to the founding and endowing of librar­
“ ‘It’s here,’ I up and sez, ‘among some James W. Gilmore to David Whitney, jr.,
F airview .—Judges, Morrison Mills,
ies and institutes, and it is in similar I other old papers. I saw it jest a day or
Ne U of sec. 21, tp. 1 N, R. 9 w’
chairman, T. G. Jenkins and W. H. I
wavs that he proposes—or says he pro- two ago. It’s run out years ago,’ I sez,
Leach ; clerks, J. C. Hidden and Lewis
U.S.
to Albert S. Tilden, lots 3, 4, 5,
poses—to distribute, during his lifetime, 1 ‘he aint paid a cent on it fer years.’
Johnson.
6. sec. 2. tp, 3 S, R. 10 W.
MILLS
the rest of his wealth. But to say one ■ “‘Run out, hell!' he sez. ‘It’s in the
U.S. to Clarence Tilden, lots 1 and 2,
N etarts .—Judges, C. B. Wiley, chair­ thing and do something else happens to
Mutual Life, man,’ he sez. ‘When the
sec. 3, tp. 3 S, and S Va of Se
of
man, Ben O’Hara and R. G. Jackson; all of us, even to the best. We fear that
Mutual takes a-holt,' he sez, ‘she never
sec. 34, tp 2 S, R. 10 W.
clerks, G. W. Phelps and W. A. High.
Mr. Carnegie will die disgraced. It is lets go. Dig up the policy.’
John M. Mark to the Tillamook Log­
F oley .—Judges, Everet R. Boles, only through the past that one may con­
“Course I knowed the policy was dead,
ging Co., W Vi of Se Vi and Ne *4 of
strue
the
future.
Should
Mr.
Carnegie
chairman, Clay Daniels and J. N. Leslie;
as dead as Pete was, and we had planted
Sw V4 of sec. 18, tp. 2 S, R. 9 W.
not die disgraced, then, assuming that I him that afternoon. But I jest wanted
clerks, W. H. Hoskins and Felix Ray.
A. G. Beals to the Tillamook Logging
he
intends
hereafter
to
distribute
his
mo
­
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Writ« for Catalogue and Prices.
S outh P rairie .—M. D. Reading, chair,
to see what he’d say, and I got it out.
Co., N Vi of Sw V4 of sec. 2, tp. 2 S,
man, Chas, A. Smith, and H. Lowry; ney as leisurely as before, he must look j He tuk it and figured a bit, an’ more of
R. 10 W.
clerks, F. M. Lamb and D. Fitzpatrick. forward to quite a green old age. At the the boys gathered in an’ looked on.
Joseph Gaudrau to C. E. Hadley, S Vi oi
pace
he
has
set
it
will
take
liiin200
years
“ ‘Let’s go over to the bank,’ he sez.
H ebo .—Judges, J. J. McGinnis, cliair-
Sw 14 and S Vi, Se ,’4 °f sec 28, tp. 2
to do do it.
“I locked up an’ went with him, an’
man, A. T. Bain and George Nelson;
N, R. 7 W.
On the other hand, assuming that it is the rest sort o’ tailed in l>ehin’. He went
Joseph Gaudrau to C. E. Hadley, N Vi
clerks, G. W. Bodyfelt, and W. W. Con-
the intention of Mr. Carnegie to be a lit­ right in as gay as Billy-be-Damned.
of Se Vi and N Vi of Sw Vi of sec. 28,
der.
tle more agile in the future than 4he has I “‘ ___
_ ­
Mr. ___
De _____
Witt, ,
’ _____
he sez, ____
4 I ___
under
tp. 2 N, R. 7 W.
U nion .—Judges, H. A. Miles, chair. been heretofore, are there not other things stand you hold a mortgage against the
George W. Kiger to David Whitney, jr.,
man, D. T. Wersckkul and H. H. Miller; beside libraries and institutes on which
Widow Dawson's farm ?• he sez.
lots 3, 4, 5 and 6, sec, 2, tp. 3 S, R.
clerks, W. A. Gage and W. R. Robedee.
this Vesuvius of gold pieces might belch
_____
“ ‘ We
do. _ ’ sez old De Witt, ‘on the farm
10 W, and lots 1 and 2, sec. 3, tp. 3 Agents for Kopp’s Brewery, the Brewer of the Fii.est Beer in the Northwest.
H oquarton .—Judges, W. H. Cooper, his wealth ? Mr. Carnegie evidently I an, the glock- He gave a mortgage on
S, R. 10 W, and SM ofSe >4 of Se »4,
Strangers can find here a place to write, attend to correspondence, privately
chairman, P. Beisel and J. D Edwards; thinks so himself, for in his gospel he all the stock to secure the last installment
of sec. 34, tp. 2 S, R. 10 W.
confer upon business or social martyrs and generally feel at home.
clerks, Tom Coates and Geo. H. Hand- mentions parks, galleries and churches, of interest.'
First National Bank of Independence to
and
in
mentioning
them
declares
that
" ‘ How much ?' sez that there agent,
ley,
James Savage, various lots in tp. G
D olph .—Judges, W. H. Galland, chair­ the millions of the millionaire ought to jest like that. ’ How much ?’ he sez.
S, R. 11 W.
“ ‘Eight hundred and seven dollars and
man. E. R. Graves and Harry B. Hill; be so administered as to stimulate the
John A. McDonald to Max Happle, und.
best
and
most
aspiring
poor
to
further
fifteen
cents,
’
says
old
De
Witt
;
he
never
clerks, Geo. T. Baxter aad C. S. Mc­
Vi int. in lots 5, 6, 7 and 8, of sec. 3,
efforts for their own improvement.’’
forgits what's cornin’ to him
Clane.
tp. 1 S, R. 8 W.
If Mr. Carnegie means that, then, bet­
“‘Well,’ sez the agent kind of easy
G aribaldi .—Judges, L. Parrish, chair­
Thomas J. Hickey to Max Happle, und.
PROPRIETORS OF
ter far than parks and halls and churches like, 'we want to pay it off,’ he sez.
man, P. Byron and J. E. Sibley; clerks,
Vi int. in lots 1, 2, 3, 7 and 8 of sec.
would be a fund that should offer the as­
“ You do 1* sez De Witt.
‘I allers
C. A. Johnson and Lloyd Smith.
4. tp. 1 S, R. 8 W.
piring poor a release from natural sin thought he wasn’t too derned well
Claude Thayer to Jacob Pesterfield, Sw
L ittle N estucca .—Judges, W. L. and in enabling them to marry decently,
pleased either. He had a kind of hank­
V4 of Sw X of sec. 18, tp 2 S, R. 9 W,
Gardner, chairman, C. Christensen and enablethem also to have homes and food
DEALERS IN
erin’ after that Dawson farm.
and Sc Vi of Sc Vi of sec. 13, tp. 2 S,
F. S. Foster; clerks, Oscar Hellenbrand and health for their young. There would
We do,’ sez the agent, quite soft,
R. 10 W, and NeViofNe Vi of sec. 24,
and A. W. Alterbury,
be real philanthropy, the right adminis- an’ by this time the boys was all a
tp. 2 S. R. 10 W.
S and L ake —Judges, H. H. Hays, tration of wealth. But not a bit of it. listenin'. ' We want to give her a little
Shop next door to Larsen’s Hotel, Tillamook
chairman, T. I. Harris and W. C. King; Instead of homes Mr. Carnegie prefers | surprise,' he sez. an' he pulled out the Nehalem Mill Co., by H. H. Aiderman,
to Henry Tolil, an undivided ’/? in­
clerks, E. A. Chamberlain and A, J. Hem­ parks, instead of food, art, and churches policy. About this time you could 'a
terest in all the lots and blocks in
instead of children. For the poor he pre­ lass'd my eyes with a tow string I reckon.
bree.
Nehalem city.
•
T illamook .—Judges, AbeCohn, chair­ fers parks that don't provide, galleries j They was stickin'out like two horns, but
John Erickson to I. F. Larsen, a tract in
that
don
’
t
appeal
and
churches
that
[
I jis- laid low n’ kep' hesh.
man, Gust Wicklin and John Stewart;
tp. 1 S, K. 9 W ; same to Adolf
don't console.
’• ‘You know the Mutual Life of New
clerks, W. J. Stillwell and D. C. Pierce.
Erickson.
Such is his “Gospel of Wealth.” In York ?’ the agent sez.
J. Elmore Clark to L. A. McNary, Se Vi .
reading
it
one
can
’t
but
wonder
how
he
School Report.
“ ‘1 do,’ sez De Witt.
of sec. 10, tp. 2 S, R. 10 W.
manages to make emptiness so heavy
“ ’Well, here’s Peter Dawson’s policy,’
Charles Picket to N. P. Hanson, 1-6 int. ;
Report of Fairview school, District No. and heaviness so light.
sez the agent, holdin’ of it out.
in Sw Vi of Ne Vi, E Vi of Nw *4 and
1, for month beginning October 1, and
“ De Witt jist ¿ive it a look. ‘It’s run
Nw Vi of Se Vi of sec. 30. tp. 4 8, R.
ending October 26th:
Price List of Lumber at Tillamook ' out, expired,' he sez, and I kuowed the
Stage leaves Tillamook daily except Sunday
9 W.
R oom No. 1.
!jig was up right there. But it didn't
W. E. Southwick to Sarah AUender, lots 1 Stage leaves N- Yamhill daily exeept IDonday,
No. days taught, 20; no pupils en­ 1- 3 to 1-12 Ro. Fir...........
•9.00 skeerthat agent a bit to get called down,
3 and 4 in block 11 in Park add. to
rolled, 37 ; whole no. days attendance, 2- 3 to 2-16
I not as I could see, he was that easy.
Tickets must be secur«! the day previous from the Agents at
Tillamook.
585*4; whole no. days absence, 6144, 6-6 to 12-12 „ ...........
KOOj ’“A policy in the Mutual Life Insur-
No. 1 Spruce, 2in. Plank
North Yamhill and Tillamook.
average daily attendance, 29; whole no No. 2
6.00 mce Company never runs out,’ he sez,
times tardy, 37; whole no. visitors. 9.
4 00 and knocked the dust off it. ‘Here’s the
Cull Lumber, all sizes......
The following pupils were neither ab­ No. 1, >4 flooring..............
company’s receipt,’he sez,’dated seven
........................
sent nor tardy during the month: Zella No. 2. H
17 00 years ago for the last of the four pay-
No. 1, 1-6 ........................
14 00 merits he made, and here's his extension,
Kunze. Carrie Olson. Jenny Duren. Wm. No. 2, 1-6 ........................
applied for when he first took sick I be-1
Duren, Hazel Higginbotham, Editn Ohls, No. 1. 5» ceiling..............
lieve and duly granted. If you will read I
Ralph Himes. Ernest Himes and Evan No. 1, 1-6 and 1-8 Rustic
14.00
No. 2
„
..
the conditions on the back of this policy
Ross. A mando T innerstet , Teacher.
J. P. ALLEN,
FINISH.
18.00 vou will see. 1 think, that we can pay off]
No.
1.
1-3
to
l-l
8
............................
Proprietor
R oom N o . 2.
No. 2,
.,
................. .............. 14 '«I that mortgage—‘n’ have w>methiu’ left
No. days taught, 20; no. pupils en- 1H, l'i «n,i 2in. ,u1l’h- ***............. IS.00
over,’ he sez.
rolled. 32 ; whole no. days attendance, 1 00 extra for S18 and sizing.
First c I hhb accommiMlHlion
“Old De Witt, he kinder read a few
533; whole no. days absence, 44.i,
J. A. TAFT CO.
Who will feel like thi. next week ?
at Hecond da»« rat'*.
minits, then he studied a bit. 'Of course I
average daily attendance, 27; whole no.
October 10th. 1900.
the proofs can be made all right,’ he al­
times tardy, 22 ; whole no. visitors, 8.
The acccion of Colonel McCInre »nd BEST
lowed. ‘ but the company has sixty
MEALS IN THE
•What is meant by gravity system’"
The following pupils were neither a -
the report of a Filipino victory hare en­
CITY.
days.'
he
sex.
"H m. I gather from your question
sent nor tardy during the month: Lulu
“ ’Exactly,’ sex the agent, but we un­ couraged the Ifemocrat. to believe that;
Bush, Annie Tinnerstet. Mary Tinner- that you never stepped on a banana derstand that the widow’s rather sacWy I thing, arc coming their way.
Tillamook, Ore
stet, George Tinnerstet. Clara Tinner- peel."’
General
Blacksmithing.
Logging and Machine Work
a Specialty.
Truckee Lumber Co.,
FIE & SPRUCE Lumber
BOX SHOOKS.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
And LOGGERS’ SUPPLIES,
Hobsonville,
J. E,
RUSSELL TS.
SAW
High Grade
THRESHERS
STICKERS Machinery
& co.
WINE AND LIQUOR HOUSE.
Billiard Parlors and General Social Resort.
C. E. HADLEY, Proprietor.
Tillamook City,
Oregon.
LEACH & JONES,
Tillamook Meat Market
Fresh and Cured Meats, Hides, Wool, etc.
The DIRECT ROUTE to TILLAMOOK
Carrying U.S. Mail.
Tillamook & North Yamhill Stage Line.
JOHN BARKER, Proprietor