THE HEADLIGHT IS THE JOB Newiest, Brightest and Leading Newspaper of Tillamook County. PRINTING BILL HEADS. LETTER HEADS ENVELOPES. LBGAL BLANKS. BUSINESS CARDS. VISITING CARDS. SHOW CARDS. BILLS & ¡‘OSTERS. Guaranteed First Claes at Reasonable Prices. ALL THE COUNTY AND CITY OFFICIAL NEWS. Patronize Local Industries and all Home Print Newspaper. TILLAMOOK, OREGON, NOVEMBER 15, 1900 $1.50 per year. it necessary to make a change, We wish next. Hermann is so confident that b<’ him well in his new location. can be elected senator that he ha» an­ The two lumber schooners which were nounced to President McKiafev that he | chartered to load lumber at this city and will retire from his present office within $ at the Pacific mill, and which were out- the next three months.” Hermann ap- | side the bar for over two weeks and were ' pears to be exceedingly confident that he li unable to get in owing to the recent ! has enough votes stuffed away in his , storm and the want of a tug boat to vest pocket to carry bun through, and Have no Superior in any Market. | tow them in, have turned up at other also acts like a man who has been slated ports to load lumber. This demonstrates for the position—but by what lad ion ? FUUU LUNE OF once more the necessity of a tug boat in It is no sure thing for Hermann, unless the bay if the lumbermen have to depend he has the endorsement of the Simon- > upon sailing vessels to get their lumber Corbctt-Scott faction. I to market. Two juries were drawn to try cases at • The many friends of Mr. E. B. Cham- the circuit court on Monday. It is now I berlain w ill be sorry to hear that gentle­ over two years since a jury was drawn man died at the borne of his son, Mr. 0. in that court, which plainly shows that 1 R. Chamberlain, at Cape Lookout, on Tillamook is a law-abiding county. This Wednesday. The deceased has been in is as it »book! be, although it is not very i poor health for some months, and his profitable for attorneysand newspaper*. death was not unexpected. He had been Eliminate a few criminal cases from the in the county for about twelve years, docket» of the circuit court, justice court coming from Iowa, and had great ex­ and recorder’s court—most of which can pectations of Cape Lookout becoming a Ire credited to quarrelsome, undesirable OF THE SEASON city and a manufacturing and shipping citizens—it is remarkable now few cases point. have come lieforc these tribunals the past is our new Golden Gate Now what’s the matter with some of two years. “The only reason I can give for so little law business in Tillamook is the dear brothers belonging to the pro­ Hat at $3.00. All men hibition party in this county ? I ast that you must have a good class of citi­ June that party polled 85 votes, while zen in the county and who use good last week it fell down to 73 votes. And business judgment in their transaction,” salute it considering that the prohibition candi­ remarked a visiting attorney onMondav date lectured in this city in May, the de­ who was surprised to hear from Judge Our stock, however, creased vote looks like throwing cold Burnett that the jury drawn that day in bis court was the first for over two water in the face of Mr. Woolley already. includes other selec- If you want first class goods in rings, value of some merchandise furnished the Perhaps those who deserted the prohibi­ years. ________________ TIIXAMOOK JOTTINGS watches, chains or any other kind ol defendants, and the jury found for the tion party helped to swell the republican tions of the best and jewelery, call on Letcher, The Jeweler.* plaintiff in the sum of $25. Notes by the Way, Dr. Wise, resident dentist. figures. Cohn & Co. are figuring upon putting Mr. L. N. Barnes, the new butcher who More new collnrettes nt Mrs. Slur- Mr. C. B. Wily came near meeting with most becoming fall in a small electric light plant for their will open a shop in the second handstore a serious accident. He was on the Ben- Sir Thomas Lipton clea red a cool $350,- geon’s. store building, to be run by water power. recently used by Mr. Page on Main scheidt road on Friday, when the wind OOO in the trifling operation by which he Mr. B. C. Lamb went out on the stage shapes and colors—and Mr. Geo. Cohn went ont on the stage street, will carry an assortment of prime was blowing brisk. He w as riding and put October pork up frtnn $11 to $20 a on Wednesday. j Wednesday evening on a business trip to meats and will manufacture all kinds of leading another horse, when the animal barrel. Sir Thoma» as a yachtsman has Sand Lake Cranberries, 5c. qnart at there’s good style in I Portland to buy holiday and winter sausages and keep in stock smoked meat he was riding gave a sudden start back so far met more than his match in this D. T. Edmunds. country, hut as a man who can go to and corned beef. Remember the place, at goods. which almost threw him off’, at the san e them for every man. Page’s old stand. • .^Whv is it that the vote of Tillamook time about eighty feet of a large three Chicago and beat the best that can be The steam schooner Cleone has been brought against him in the speculative county is decreasing ? fell, and it was only the horse backing as In lots from five thousand up we will chartered by the J. A. Taft Co. to load Mr. Martin Peterson was in the city lumber at this city. She was to have left print the butter paper for the creameries it did which save it from crushing Mr. ring must have genuine sporting blood in his veins. The New York Yacht club this week from Dolph. at 50c. a thousand, and guarantee good Wily under it, as it was it.struck his San Francisco on Thursday. might make a note of this. foot. work. All things being equal, patronize Mr. M. R. Cheney was in the city this If you want a No. 1 good pair of full * * * week from Forest Grove. Stock Shoesforyour bov, D. T. Edmunds the home printer and don’t send to Port­ But very little is heard about the city The ship on which President Kruger is land in future to get this class of work Born, on the 9th inst., to the wife of has them at 25c. j>er pair. Cheaper than i election, which will take place next done. Remember the Headlight office is month. A» our democratic friends have enroute to Europe is to be held at Port thej’ can be bought elsewhere. Mr. Fred Arthur, a son. the place to get cheap printing. taken their recent defeat with good Said until the llutcb government can de­ Mrs. Bosley had the misfortune to spil Mrs. C. L. Smith came in from the toll cide what is best iodo with him. Long Mr. John Sheets met with an accident grace and smiling countenances we pro­ a kettle of boiling water over her feet gate at Trask on Sunday. pose that each political party nominate range sympathy is a fine thing in its way He was tightening up a severely scalding both of them, which on Tuesday, Rings enlarged free of charge to any and usually one of the most plentiful of ; barrel, when the windlass broke and the a ticket and have the fight over again, caused her a great deal of pain. size if bought from Letcher. articles, but when it comes to doing for it will be a long time before the de ­ Mr. D. M. Oliver’s son Edgar,who was handle struck him a severe blow on the something tangible—that is another Mr. W. W. Conder was in from Hebo fever in Califor- r‘K*1t arm- He thought at first the force mocrats will have the chance to under­ story. Oom Paid should box up bis big quite sick wii ith tvphoid this week attending court. • 1 i.i~ go that experience again if they lose this of the blow had seriously crippled his nia, and where Mrs. Oliver has gone to pipe and ship his herd of cattle to the Letcher has the largest stock of silver- arm, but beyond being badly bruised and opportunity—to lie put up for the purpose nurse him, is reported much lietter. prairies of the west, where he will find of being knocked down. That will show wear in Tillamook county. painful no serious results will follow. people who will not be afraid to receive Mr. John McNamer is able to be out Mr. E. West was in the city Kveral again after his sick spell, but is not look­ Died, on the 6th inst., at McMinnville, whether they are still gritty or not. him. days this week from Netarts. * ♦ * Articles of incorporation were fifed ing stout enough yet to tackle the fight­ Oregon, Jack Burton, who had been sick Mr. M. A. Cady was in from Blame on ing editor. He expects to go out on the with typhoid fever for the past three with the county clerk on Wednesday in­ The question is not yet answered how | months at the home of his cousin, Mrs. corporating the Yellow Fir Lumber Com­ the note clerk of a big New York bank Monday attending circuit court. steamer. pany in the sum of $10,000, divided into could ( get away with close on to $700^ The paramount issue is still with us The electric light plant hasclosed down R. L. Miller, in that city. Deceased was 2erpetrated in any small institution, yet owner and stock raiser on Salmon river. Of neckwear, hosiery, shirts, will return to this city with a bn -■ | in to replace the one which is said to have The entertainment to be given by the of this corporation is to construct and at the same time it must either have petered out. Mr 0. Heins has been appointed pho-, operate sawmills and engage in the busi ­ taken a marvel of ingenuity or the mere and other furnishings, and of Messrs. Drew & Monroe gave an enter- teachers of the public school is to take ness of manufacturing lumber and shin-1 tographer for the N.V. news bureau. [ exercising responsible supervision must place on Saturday, the 8th of December, ment at the opera house with their new gles, logging and rafting sawlogs, to con ­ Mr. Fred Skomp was in the city . on- have been lax in the extreme. Since the grapophone grand and stereoptican ma­ the proceed* of which will lieused to pur­ struct flumes, tramways and logging | good ¡daces to buy them, our day from Trask, where he is farming. bank has a surplus mounting into the chase books for the school library. As chines, which they are going to travel ■ Mrs and Mrs. A. Kline were m the this is a worthy object and the entertain­ roads, etc. The principal office and place 1 I millions and will stand the loss itself, no citv several days this week from Nehalem with for several months. < is likely to l»e made to trace rcs- store is sure to be favorably men­ ment will l»e a pleasing evening’s enjoy­ of business of this corporation is to be effort Miss Denver, a stylish and first class ment, we hope it will be largely attended. Tillamook City. j ponsibility further than the defaulting I The three new business houses now being millinery trimmer from Portland,will as­ Mr. John Malaney, senior, owner of h ' clerk, bnt had it collapsed a» a result of tioned. Does the Tillamook McKinlev Club erected in this city are nearing comple- sist Mrs. Sturgeon in her millinery de- Ocean Park camp grounds, who was in | ' defalcation < a searching inquiry would know there's been an election and that l' Mr George Cohen, the new Nehalem partment, and all orderswill lie executed ’ l>e insisted on by the WE HAVE THE NEWEST its patron saint has been re-elected to the this city last week on business, and who | I umpwstionably promptly in first class style. * left on Thursday for hi» home in the 1 creditor claimants. presidency ? Someone might resurrect beach stage man, was in the city Only 18 prohibition votes in Tillamook the corpse for a few moments and notify south part ofthccounty, was found dead FALL SHIRTS. GLOVES, TIES, * » * "Messrs J. K. Craven and A. M. Com- and Hoquarton precincts, which includes it before it liccoines totally defunct and on Friday morning about lVir miles from The Linnton horsecannery, which was COLLARS, ETC Messrs, j. Nestucca on Tillamook citv. Evidently the prohibi- turns into a political mummy, for that Commissioner Ray’s residence by A. B. sup|N»sed to be closed for good, is to ' mon» were in from Little Nes tipn advocates have noi been able to was its normal condition during the Pollard, the mail carrier. The body was start up again lor a brief season for the ' lying on the road with the team stand­ whip the church people into fine. recent election. of lOOOevltus enynse ponies. And we want to see you among m Batterson was in the city on New members continue to ride the Rev. C. P. «Metzler is expected to leave ing by the side of it. It appears that disjrosition Samnel Kinsman, the sole owner of this I ' Monday from Nehalem; also Mr. bred “goat” at every meeting of the Work- New York on the 20th inst. for this city, when Malaney reached Mr. Ray’s place establishment now, states that it will be our early callers, to get your they persuaded him to remain over night, strictly nn accommodation run, has he Zaddnch. n T I • man’s lodge in this city of late, and a where he will become pastor of the Pres­ lf you want a nice dress shoe, D^T. 1 number of other candidates are r*ady to byterian church and that of Bay City. but he declined and ¡jer»istcd in routin­ has no intention of further engaging in choice of the novelties. Edmund, has them for men, women and go through that mystic ordeal. The ladies of the Presbyterian church are ing his journey. This was between seven horse canning business. The industry and eight o’clock in the evening, and it here never has been a sucre**, bv reason Mr. R. Crawford is in the city from making preparations for a public enter- I was soon after that time that Malaney of the fait that it was difficult to find a m n McMillan was excused from I Nehalem to see his wife off on the boat. tainment in a few weeks, and we under­ fell ont of his wagon onto the hard road market in Europe for the output. It is serving on tliejury on account of sickne • I He informs us that he has leased his place stand that quite an interesting pro and broke hi» neck. gramme has been prepared. Mr Kinsman’s intention to convert the to his son, Robert A. Crawford, and for in his family. . I A report comes from Washington to horse cannery into a fruit cannery. The the first time in thirty years feels himself Now that Beaver is a prohibition pre ­ fudge G.H. on leh lie , .¿/eon Sunday Burnett to hold came court m and foot loose. cinct, free drinks can now be obtained this effect : “Commissioner Hermann, of plant is admirably situated tor the fruit I The Yellow Fir Lumber Company has i from any of the creeks in that vicinity. the general land office, is a candidate to canning industry, |M*»sesHing the advant­ again onTuesday.^^^,; succeed McBride as senator for Oregon. ages of troth rail and water transporta- purchased the saw mill machinery of the Having reached that stage of progres­ The latter'» term expiies on March 4 tion facilities sion, how long will it be before Beaver is Cooperage company which operated a on Sundayand reached this, few years ago at Bav Citv, and are mak- ¡«titioning the county court for a saloon CiMrthrWattwa.surpri.donTuesday ' ing preparation to move it to the south I license, for we should not be surprised to find that this is the next order of busi­ to^ete a visit from a brother, who ( 1 part of the county. I West & Thayer have opened a black­ ness at some future date ? had come from Canada. A few whist players met at the residence smith and wagon shop next to Govne’s D.T.Edmund.cnrriesU.eUrg^ of Mr. A. J. Coh j on Friday evening and 1 office, where they are now orepared t » of Gum Boot., Ladies. Gent« and. , | do first class work at low prices. Call and organized a whist club, which will meet mackintoshes in the city. see us if you want shoeing, blacksmith­ twice a month in Todd's hall for pro­ Will doubtless bring back that troublesome cough. If you use WHITE I’INE Miss Selma Allen returned to the city ing or wagon work done. gressive whist, a social time and refresh­ * „„““Xi-y -• ■ »' -"-1 “ COMPOUND you’ll be free from the hemming and hacking that so often is started by Mrs. Maggie Simjrson will leave with ments to be served bv the ladies. Mr. A. ! autumn dampness and chill. J. Cohn was elected president, Mrs. B. O. long di.tance telephone line. her sister, Mrs. R. Crawford, on the The business portion of the city can steamer on Saturday, for Ohio, on ac­ Snuffer vice-president. Mis* Myers sec­ WHITE PINE COMPOUND does not dry up a cough. It cures in the rational now .empathise with tl»re..denc«por. | count of the serious sickness of a brother. retary ami Mrs. Solomon treasurer. j way ; by soothing and healing the inflamed bronchial passages. Dr. C. B. Hawke leave* this city on Mrs. Simpson has been stopping with tion on the light quclmn. Two sizes, 25c. and 50c. Mrs. Crawford at Nehalem for the past the steamer for Portland, where he will Di^rict- Attorney N. Hart. m thXon Monday J. attending the wa. circuit locate, having sold out his practice here ' two months. | J. W. Roth, plaintiff, vs. H. T. Withrow to Dr. I. M. Smith. Dr. Hawke made a court and left the next day. RELIABLE DRUGGIST, TILLAMOOK, OREGON. Rev R H.Dollarhide will preach at the and wife, defendants, was a jury ca*e num tier of friends while he resided here pi active, but tried before Coontv Judge G. W. Sap­ and worked up a Advent church on SundavatJJ a.m.an pington. This wai a case to recover the j owing to the sickness of hi* wife found * 7:30 p.m. AU cordially mvited. ) > < RA|1I$ \ C DDK gTO’JE^ Heating Tight ^toVe^ GUNS AND AMUNITION. We are Leaders in our line. WAGONS The Banner flat PLOWS, and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Hardware, Tinware and Builders’ Supplies. Doors, Windows and Glass. Paints, Oils, WADE <&, BRIGG-S. Opposite Bank. Tillamook, Oregon WljeijMen Tallç ^"T . "'’ T . J.A.TODD^CD •I TILLAMOOK, OR FROSTY AIR CHARLES I. CLOUGH,