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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1900)
t j THE HEADLIGHT JOB PRINTING IS THE -' Newiest, Brightest and ' ' Leading Newspaper of ' Tillamook County. BILL HEADS. LETTER HEADS ENVELOPES. LEGAL BLANKS. BUSINESS CARDS. VISITING CARDS. SHOW CARDS. BILLS POSTERS. rA ALL THE COUNTY AND CITY OFFICIAL’ NEWS. Patronize Local Industries and all Home Print Newspaper. Guaranteed First Class at Reasonable Prices. TILLAMOOK, OREGON, DECEMBER 13, Married, on Sunday afternoon, at the M.E. parsonage in this city, by Rev. S. A Smith, Mr. A, M. Austin and Miss Lillie A. Wells. The happy couple has the best wishes for their future hap piness from a large circle of friends. As Mr. Austin is the county surveyor he is well known, while the bride is an esti mable young lady. Mr. E. Quick is around with his head bandaged up, a bottle having struck him on the cranium while unloading oats in Hadley’s barn on Monday morning, in flicting a cut nearly two inches long which the doctor had to sew up Emmet is in doubt where the bottle came from, but is under the impression that someone must have been thro wing a way an empty’ bottle, not knowing he was there. But it came near laying him out. RA^E^COO^TOVE^ Have no Superior in any Market. FUUU LINE OF Heating aqd^ii4 Tight ¡StoVe£ GUNS AND AM UNITION. We are Leadexs in our line. WAGONS PLOWS, and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Hardware, Tinware and Builders’ Supplies. Doors, Windows and Glass Opposite Bank. TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS. Dr. Wise, resident dentist. Mrs. May left on Tnesday to return to Baker City. John Wilson went to Nehalem on a trapping trip. Mr. C. B Hadley went out to Portland on Saturday. Sand L.’ike Cranberries, 5c. quart at D. T. Edmunds. * The Zuercher Bros, will finish up their logging this week. Mr. C. L. Thompson went out to Port land on the steamer. The butchers’ fight is on in Tillamook —may it be bloodless. Mr. T. B. Handley went out to Oregon City on legal business. Mr. P. McIntosh left Monday on a business trip to Portland. Remember any rings bought from Letcher’s will be enlarged free.« Born, on Wednesday, to the wife of Mr. J. F. Jenkins, a daughter. Everybody should hear Mrs. Snuffer recite “Mona’s Waters’’ on Friday. Mr. J. Kodad, senior, has bought the Crimlow place on the Kilches river. Mr. John McNamer returned to the city Monday much improved in health. Miss Nevada Grayson has gone to the lighthouse to remain with Mrs. Boying- ton. Mr. Bert Severance has gone to Ore gon City on account of a contest to his claims. Do not forget the school entertainment at the opera honse to-morrow (Friday) evening. Keep watching our wiudows. Good things there you might miss.—King & Kerremans. Letcher has the largest stock of silver- ware in Tillamook. No ming mrfkes a nicer Christinas present. Biography of Lincoln will be given on Friday by Representative B. L. Eddy at the school entertainment. We are sorry to hear that Miss Alice Vaughn, daughter of Mr. W. N. Vaughn, of Bay View, is seriously ill. 1 Paints, Oils, Tillamook, Oregon We can beat you on a game of Crolard Mr. W. H. Hoskins was down from Foley this week dehorning cattle in this if you’know how to play. If not, drop vicinity, and he is an expert at the busi in and we will teach you how. Crolard is the best of all games. The newest and ness. For artistic decoration and transpar most fascinating.—At Ralph Ackley’s * Messrs. Lewis LarsonandC.J. Larson, ency of ware, we have no hesitation in offering our fine line of china.—King & brothers of Mrs. P. Norberg at Nestoc- ton. who came in on the steamer last Kerremans. Arthur Reeher, son of Mr. Jas. Reeher, week from Washington, intend to remain had the misfortune to chop off four of the in this county this winter, and, perhaps, toes on the right foot on Tuesday morn longer. Rev. C. P. Metzler will preach at Bav ing at Glenora. Did you ever hear about “Jerry ?” Go Citv ou Sunday morning and at the Pres to the school entertainment on Friday byterian church in this city on Sunday evening and Miss Hazel McNair will tell evening. AU are cordially invited to ' these services. Arrangements are being you all about him. ! made for a Christmas tree in the Pres The numerous weddings which have byterian church. taken place of late must be indications of From present indications it looks «as if a severe winter. Who is the next toconie there is to be a freight rate war between in out of the cold ? San Francisco aud Portland, at $1 a ton. A new lot of gentleman’s vest chains in Yet from Portland to Tillamook some of R. R. and gold filled. Just received at the citizens have to pay $•> a ton for Letcher’s jewelery store. All goods war- freight. But we see competition in sight rented as represented. for Tillamook us well. Mr. J. F. Jenkins has opened a meat When playing foot ball with a number market next to the post office and is pre of the boyson Tuesday afternoon, Arthur pared to supply prime meats, corned and Stillwell jumped upon W. Bosley's back, cured meats, sausages, etc. and in falling off fell upon his left arm, No trouble for you to buy. Selection dislocating it at the elbow. He was car is easy, asjprice is right and quality good. ried to Dr. Wiley's office, who placed the We do the rest of the work—wrapping, injured limb in position again. delivering,etc.—King & Kerremans. * From present indications there is likely We understand that the tug Vosburg, to lie a livelj- timeelecting a United States belonging to the NehaDm Transporta senator at the state legislature next tion Company, will leave Portland the month, and if legislators who intend to last of this week with freight for Tiila- vote for H.W. Corbett persist in doing so mook. they must not be surprised if they are Child's set of four pieces, silver plated, dubbed “boodle politicians’’ when they only 25 cents set, former price 50 cents. return to their constituents. Same set of three pieces for 20 cents. A Now is the time to fix your homes up nice present for the little folks. At with nice new furniture, making them Letcher’s. cosy and comfortable. Nels Thompson's Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Wilson expects to stock includes some pretty and service leav: next month, and will lie gone a bout able carpets and linoleums, bed room twelve months, visiting with friends in suites, dining tables and chairs, elegant Portland, Nebraska and Iowa during furniture for parlors, etc. AU suitable for presents. Call in and inspect the nice their absence. Sirloin steak 10c. a pound forcash only assortment. at Leach & Jones’, thecentral meat mar ket. Leach & Jones will pay 6c. per lb. for good dressed beef, 6V4C. for veal and 6c. for mutton. A postal card reached us from Con neaut, Ohio, stating that Miss L M. Mann, who was employed in the Head If you want to see some fine studs or , light office some years ago, is now Mrs. scarf pins that will please your gentle G. S. Beckwith. men friends, go to Letcher’s. A number of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cohn’s All persons indebted to me are hereby friends gave them a surprise party on requested to call at once on T. H. Goybe Tuesday evening, it being the second an- and settle the same.—C. E. H awke . niversary of their wedding. A very plea A Game Board with 54 games is a sant evening followed. ’Xmas, present for the whole family^ i Do you want to make a really useful You can get them at Ralph Ackley s. | I present? Then go to Nels Thompsons Furniture : Otuiv Store Cl.... and buy one -------- of -- those We guarantee everything sold in our nlat rockers for your friends. store co be exactly a3 represented or ‘floor or | H ■ • I money refur kd.-King & Kerremans. # 1 Please call in and see them. 1900 Tillamook City thus far has not been molested with safecrackers audfootpads, but it is just as well to tie on the alert for them. As the Pacific Coast appears to be now a profitable field for them, it isjust as well not to leave too much treasure in safes for them to make a haul should they decide to give this city a friendly visit. Star lodge, A.O.U.W., elected the fol lowing officers for the ensuing year at the regular meeting of the lodge on Mon. day evening: M.W., G. W. Worthington ; foreman, Fred Burton ; overseer. T. P. Wise ; recorder, F. C. Baker ; financier, A. Letcher; receiver, C. A. Bailey ; guide. A. W. Severance ; inside watchman, S. KT I 8. Cook ; outside watchman, N. J Meyers. £1.50 per year Tax the Non-Residents. As some of the roads in the county are in a deplorable condition, especially in the south part, the question arises how are they to lie improved with the limited amount of money at the disposal of the county commissioners. Some peo ple would, no doubt, favor borrowing money and improving the roads at the first opportunity. As we are opposed to the pernicious bonding system, we are not in favor of that. How then is the county commissioners going to get more money for road work ? It appears to us that the non-resident property owners should be taxed higher, particularly those who are holding land for specula tion. We think i- only right that they should be made to pay a large proportion of the taxes for road work, as those who reside here are not only improving the county and increasing its wealth, but they do much to enhance the value of the property of non-residents. This is a question worthy of consideration, and we believe it will solve the bad road problem quicker than anything in a very few years. Let us have good roads, even if we have to tax non-resident pro perty owners double what they are pay ing now. In justice to the resident tax payers this is only right, and the Head light is in favor of taking the bull by the horns and not let go taxing the land speculators who own property in this county until we have all the main roads in good condition for summer and win ter travel. Are the resident taxpayers in favor of this ? The Banner1 pat Have you tried the prime beef at L. N. Barnes’ new meat market on Main st. ? He has home cured ham and bacon, and corned beef, pickled pork and pickled OF THE SEASON pigs’ feet, pure lard, sausages, etc., also mutton, veal and pork. Your patronage is our new Golden Gate is solicited. Ladies who want prime meats are invited to Barnes’ meat mar Hat at $3.00, All men ket, where they will find only the best. Will deliver meat free in the city. The salute it highest price paid for hides. • Crolard is the latest parlor game Our stock, however, pleasing, fascinating, entertaining and amusing, attractive delightful, charming and complete. The newest game out. includes other selec- The most popular game of the season. The coming popular indoor sport is Pro tions of the best and gressive Crolard. Trade supplied by Ralph Ackley. We are getting up a most becoming fall club of 50 boards. Put your orders in Real Estate Transfers. with us and save freight, for the freight shapes and colors—and on a single board is so much that it will N. Babi to Bertha J. Pen well, 37 acres in. sec. 28, tp. 1 S, R. 9 W. cost you nearly double the price. Don’t there’s good style in forget the place, at Ralph Ackley’s. • Bertha J. Pen well to L. S. Maynard, 10 acres in sec. 28, tp. 1 S, R. 9 W. them for every J. F. Jenkins to W. H. Eberman, Sw ’4 Program for Friday Evening. and E ’/a of bk. 13, in Stillwell’s add. to Tillamook. The program for the school entertain ment, to be given to morrow (Friday) W. H. Eberman to J. F. Jenkins, lots 3 and 4-, bk. 5, in Stillwell’s add. to evening at the opera house, will be found Tillamook. below. As the proceeds of this entertain Henry Tohl to J. W. Thompson, bond ment will go towards procuring more for deed. books for the public school library, we sincerely trust that the citizens will turn A. G. Beals to Yellow’ Fir Lumber Co., S Vi of Ne U and Nw Vi of Ne Vi of out and thus assist the principal and sec. 31, tp. 2 S, R. 9 W. teachers in their efforts to obtain books which will impart much useful informa Asa Woods to Permelia Woods, lots 3 and Ne % of Sw Vi of sec. 7, tp. 2 N, tion to the pupils. The charge for admis R. 7 W. sion will be 25c. and 15c. Instrumental music, “Jewel Overture,” Ollie L. Clark to Johu E. Du Boise, S ’/2 ofNe Vi and S Vi of Nw Vi, sec. 10, Miss Ruth Cooper, Fred Sappington and tp. 3 N, R. 10 W. Ira Latimer. State of Oregon to Olean Land Co., lots Drill, primary pupils. 2, 3 and 4 of sec. 6, tp. 1 S, R. 7 W. Biography of Lincoln, Hon. B. L. Eddy. Instrumental music, Mrs. N J. Meyers. U. S. to Charles E. Beslcr E % of Nw Vi and Ne Vi of Sw Vi of sec. 8, tp. 1 S, “Seven times s-yen,’’ Miss Pauline R. 7 W. Aiderman. Quartette (comic), “Tom the Piper’s U.S. to David J. Hadley, E Vi of Ne Vi and Ne Vi <rf Sc ’/< of sec. 8, tp. 1 S, Son,’’ A. Teft, J. Alley, Fowler and F. R. 7 W. Kerremans. C. and E. Thayer to I. F. Larsen, quit “Jerry,” Miss Hazel McNair. claim deed to lots 6 and 7 bk. 17, Of neckwear, hosiery, shirts, Solo, “My Marguerite of Long Ago,” Thayer’s add. to Tillamook; war Miss Lily Baker. ranty deed of same from II. Patchen and other furnishings, and of “Mona's Waters,’’ Mrs. B. 0. Snuffer. to I. F. Larsen. Clara A. Rhude to Carrie H. Turner, S Vi ; good places to buy them, our A Card. of Ne Vi and E Vi of Se U of sec. 21, tp. 2 S, R. 7 W. store is sure to be favorably men- To our many friends who by their sym Gideon Sawers to Carrie H. Turner, lots pathy and kind acts have proven them 1 and 2 ot stc. 2, tp. 2 S, R. 7 \V tioned. selves God’s messengers of comfort, and Carrie and 0. Rhude to Carrie II. Tur to the Masons whose brotherly love has ner, W V4 of Se % and E Vi of Sw Vi lightened the burden of sorrow in our WE HAVE THE NEWEST of sec. 2, tp. 2 S, R. 7 W. sudden bereavement, we wish to express Anna A. and O. L. Nash to L. J. Frank our heartfelt gratitude. FALL SHIRTS, GLOVES, TIES, lin, lots 18 of sec. 7. tp. 5 S, R. 10 W. M rs . G eo . W. D oting tom and F amily . C. Bendixon to Frank Kutcher, 65 acres COLLARS, ETC. in sec. 8, tp. 2 8, R. 10 W. Wl]eq Men Tallç Special Sale. We will retail our stock of General .Merchandise at cost for the next thirty days. We have the largest stocks to make choices from that has ever been in ! the city, and we now offer you one of the grandest opportunities of the clos I ' ing century for saving money. E dmi njw & Co. ' I Dec. 13, 1900. | Editor Smith, of the Oakesdale Sun, and Rev. W. C. Evans, pastor ot the Methodist Episcopal Church, are en- gaged in a bitter personal war, the former using his paper in which to “roast” the preacher, while the latter “roasts’’ the editor from bis pulpit. Some New Things at Cohn & Co’a. And we want to see you among We have added a fine lineof (cwclrv to our assortment of Holiday goods. Crayon pictures enlarged for 50cts. n piece. We guarantee every one of our pictures to lx? an exact likeness. Try one and lie convinced. Ribbons at less than half price this week. Dolls, albums, decorated cups and a fine assortment of Ladies’ neck wear just recci ved. Gold rings, pins, chains, etc. It will pay to inspect o« line of jewelry liefore going elsewhere. COHN & CO., T he L eaders . Agents for Cream of Wheat. our early callers, to get your choice of the novelties. J.A.TODD^CO TILLAMOOK V • CLOSING OUT SALE. ft -ed the confidence and patronage of the people of Tillamook county Having enjoy feel that the necessity having arisen for us to devote our time for the past nine years, we customers the benefit of our misfortunes and to our household duties we will give our stock of goods on the market at 90c. on the dollar. phee our is“ io charge of Miss Denver, of Portland, and all goods Our millinery department is will be found strictly up-to-date. W1 Thanking you for past favors, ZvC. STVBGEO1T dE CO 4
