uta nino
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, MARCH 28,
190ft
$1.50 per year
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One of the newspapers in Clackamas a man at his own game when he has a
Another
county, the Aurora Borealis; says : “So combination against 100.
Who's going to be road boss ?
If you want a can that is a good can,
State Senator Brownell really imagines thing, men who gamble say it is none of
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he will succeed Congressman Tongue. other people’s business if they do gamble.
A milk can that can’t be beat,
A number of people do not see .'he ne What does he take the people for ? That But, on the other hand, how many fam-
Go and buy the Buhl Can
cessity of two electric lights—one at man is standing over a volcano." He’s dies go d-stitute and store bi Us go unpaid
At Wade & Briggs down the street.
Goyne’s and the other at the lumber yard standing over a worse place than that, because men have fooled their money
—when one is sufficient and will answer Bro., but it’s a good place to have him. away at the gumbling table, to say
all purposes.
where he can be dropjied into politici 1 nothing of the tendency it has to make
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oblivion. Mr. Tongue is about as good i an indoleut, spend thrift class. As hun.
Quite a number of bar bound drummers
a congressman as this district can get. dreds of people have tried to solve this
were in the city on Wednesday, not that
and we don't propose to drop him now perplexing question without success, we
we wish to infer that the traveling min
he lias learned the ropes. Probably do not anticipate that we could do so.
fi) are addicted to drink, only there wastoo that
some of the aspirants for the congres-. Perhaps a law enforcement sentiment
much foam on the bar.
sional toga see that they can make poli-. throughout the country may have a ten
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tical capital out of the defeat of the river dency to check this and other evils, but if
The McMinnville News says; ’‘Tilla and harbor bill, but Mr. Tongue will, no a strong public sentiment is not behind
mook is booming !” This boomerang doubt, take the wind out of their sails it it will only meet with failure.
correspondent evidently belongs to the [ when tbat bin comes befure thr ,lext M8.
boomers' brigade and is a fit subject
AGUINALDO CAPTURED.
sion of congress.
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be carried with pomp around the city
the most fashionable hearse that can
Mr. L. I. Herz, representing Mr. Sam General Funston’s Trick was
procured.
Elmore,
came in 011 business on Sunday.
Successful.
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He assures us that Mr. Elmore inteuds
[it
A message was received in this city
It is just as natural for ladies to talk giving this city more regular service in
about hats and bonnets at this season of the future, and nothing will please the this morning stating that General Funs
the year as it is for ducks to take to Headlight better if this promise is com ton had captured Aguinaldo and that he
........ I water. Blit it would be a puzzle to us plied with, for the business interests and was a prisoner.
i if we had to describe some of the artifi dairy industry demands it. Mr. Herz
Drummers in Town.
cial flower gardens we see in the millinery was under the impression that the editor
was somewhat of a fire-band when we
stores of this city.
The following drummers were in town
criticised the poor transportation service
Cornei' Main and Stillwell Avenue
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No wonder there is ruction in Portland j the Pacific Navigation Company gave doing business on Wednesday.
Wm. Mastin, representing Wadham &
over the board of commissioners for last year, and as it was detrimental
I Multnomah county, for there’s a Steele to the community, we did not hesitate to Co., Portland, Or.
Oliver Thornton, representing A Schil
in it. Well, it’s characteristic of po’itics express the sentiment of the jieople, and
TIUAMOOK JOTTINGS being thoroughly repaired and she will lie ment depot with a.flag.the following let in Portland anyway, for the bosses don’t without fear or favor, we did so. Mr. ling & Co., San Francisco.
Julius Low, representing M. Seller &
put in first class condition before she is ter was read :
scruple at demanding 10 per cent oi the Elmore would have done the same thing
Mr. Frank Batter, Inspector,
put on the run again.
officials’ salaries or pass bills in the state had he been in the editor’s shoes ami Co. Portland, Or.
Dr. Wise, resident dentist.
Al Smith, representing W. P. Fuller &
Tillamook, Oregon.
legislature for graft purposes, to wit, the heard the righteous indignation which
Mr. W. E. Page has leased a piece of
Rainy-day skirts at Mrs. Sturgeon's.*
Sir,—Replying to yours of the 28th ult. Stark street ferry and Morrison street was poured into our ears from business Co., Portland. Or.
land
30
by
80
east
of
the
reading
room
Mrs. Crenshaw returned to the city on
S. Schmeer, representing Matacheck &
from Mr. Goodspeed for five years and with regard to the action of the city of bridge a few years ago.
men and from the creameries. We had
Sunday.
Co
, Portland, Or.
Tihaniook
in
presenting
the
national
flag
will put H building on it and then open
no personal feeling in the matter at all,
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Mr. Guss Goeres, of Neskowin, is in a second hand furniture store.
Mr. Coates, representing Lang & Co.,
for use on the government dock, I desire
It’s a wee bit too soon for political as for the transportation service is of a pub
the city.
Portland, Or.
Monday was Sheriff Alderman’s birth to say that the flag is accepted with pirants to get political bees in their bon lic nature and of vital importance to the
Mr. Canady, representing Acme Har
Novelty neck.wear and belts at Mrs. day, and some of his friends, in answer thanks, and you are authorized to indi nets, although it will not be very long city. But we do not want to dilate on
vesting Co.
Sturgeon’s.
to a limited invitation, agreed to make a cate to the city council my appreciation before the next county election rolls old sores now that Mr. Elmore sees the
Mr. Wilson, representing C. bn Nichosl.
Mr. W. G. Kelso is paying Tillamook call at his home and spent a pleasant of their action and their cordial support round. But, how strange it is, that so necessity of better transportation service
bourgh, San Francisco.
in
assisting
the
department
in
the
efforts
in
the
future
for
Tillamook.
If
this
is
many people think they were born with
another visit.
evening with him and family tocommem-
to improve the approach to their city.
a special peculiarity for serving the pub adhered to then commendation instead of
Mr. F. W. Christensen was in the city orate the anniversary.
At His Old Tricks.
Respectfully,
lic in an official capacity. We are always criticism will be the tone of public senti
from Oretown.
Rev. E. Thornquest and wife have
W m . W. H arts ,
ment, which will be reflected in the
wary
of
such
people
who
are
so
import
W. E. Page has just returned from the
Full line of Columbian Medicines at arrived in the city. Mr. Thornquest has
Captain Corps of Engineers.
columns of the Headlight.
been selected as pastor of the Christian I It was agreed that the flag be presented ant—in their own eyes. Perhaps the
East and is now' readv to buy all kinds
Sturgeon’s Drug Store.
Headlight will have something to say on
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of second hand goods and pay the high-
Born, on the 25th inst., to the wife of church in this city and has entered upon to Captain Batter at a date to be agreed the merits and demerits of persons whose
A
look
al
the
well stock-d stores in ist cash price for the same.
Anyone
his
ministerial
duties.
He
will
hold
reg.
Mr. Ernest Night, a son.
. upon on the return of President Cohn.
names will be mentioned before the time Tillamook City should be sufficient in wanting to sell out his household goods
ular services every Sunday morning and
Mr. Alex. Beaton, of Shaw, Ore., is
for nominating arrives.
ducement for people to do all their trad will save money bv calling on me, for I
evening.
looking over the county.
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Manufacturers Must use Stencils.
ing in the home stores, and thereby pat pay spot cash and take all goods you
The steamer Sue H. Elmore came in
From
all
indications
the
tactional
fight
Born, on the 22nd inst., to the wife of
from Astoria on Sunday with a full cargo [ to EDITOR OF TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT.] in the republican party in the city of ronize home industry. From what we have to sell. Call at my residence or
Mr. Curtis Chance, a son.
know and w hat we can gather from the leave word at the Post office.
of freight, amounting to two hundred
S ir ,—For the information of a num. Portland will be prolonged until the next traveling men, merchants in this city are
Mr. R. Krebs, the Nehalem saw mill ons, and 25 passengers. She left the
W. E. P ack .
senatorial
election
in
this
state.
This
is
ber of your patrons, will you please
Tillamook, Ore.
man, is in the city this week.
selling goods at a closer margin than
city Wednesday, and crossed out this
to
be
regretted,
for
in
all
probability
answer the following through your yal-
Portland and other cities, consequently,
Tomatoes, 3 cans, 25c. ; Arbuckle and morning, having a number of passengers
some of the outside counties will be
| liable paper :
as
one drummer remarked this week :
Lion coffee, 12V&C., at Todd’s.
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for Astoria.
I Under the new law,must an individual drawn reluctantly into the fight, thus di “People in Tillamook are foolish if they
The Wilson river toll road is to be sold
viding republicans. This is poor policy
Justice Sam Downs is so stuck on his dairyman use a government stencil ?
get a notion in their heads that by trad
at pnblic auction next Monday.
job that he wouldn't care a tinker’s cuss
If so, where obtainable and at what and poor republicanism when a few poli ing in larger cities they can do better
ticians strive to control for personal
Mr. A. J. Cohn returned Sunday from whether someone would impeach him. It cost ?
And oblige,
D airyman .
than in this city. They can’t do it, for
spite and self aggrandisement. Let the
is a little premature for Sam to go around
a business trip to San Francisco.
your merchants keep a fine class of goods
outside
counties
keep
out
of
this
factional
It pays to run an attractive, nicely ilectioneering, but perhaps he's getting
[Uuder the new law an individual
and sell them at a small profit. It ap
printed advertisement in the Headlight. ready to fall up against the snag which | dairymen manufacturing butter under fight as much as possible and select lead pears to me that the person who patron
ers
who
are
head
and
shoulders
above
will meet him next trip.
j the separator process must use a stencil,
izes the home merchant is the shrewdest
D. Stephens is able to be out; again
Mr. and Mrs. J.G Day and family took which can lie obtained of J. W. Bailey, scheming politicians. Then we shall trader and saves money by doing so,
after several weeks under the doctor s
their departure from this city on Wed the food and dairy commissioner, on have harmony in the republican party
whereas those who send out for goods
care.
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nesday, tc leave on thesteamer Acme for I the payment of $1. His address is Port
buys, as it were, a pig in a poke and get
Mr. and Mrs. Morse left on the steamer
In an interview in the Telegram, Dr. T. inferior articles. But they never say a
California, where they will make their land, Ore., and in writing him distincily
for Southern Oregon, where they intend to
future home. Mr. Day was one of the state whether it is butter or cheese you P. Wise, among other remarks, said : word about this and how often they get
reside.
early settlers in the county, haying lo. are manufacturing. Our correspondent, “Tillamook had high hopes a few weeks cinched ’’ This drummer knew what he
Mr. John Marolf, who has been spend, cated here in 1863, so wasconsidered one by referring to the Headlight of January ago that at last a railroad was really was talking about, and as he remarked
ing the winter in California, returned on of the old timers.
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' 19 will find several sections of the law, coming, and for a few brief days real es later, people ought to take pride in pat ■
tate boomed. But later developments ronizing home merchants and industry.
Sunday.
The board of county commissioners among which are the following answer
seem to have taken the heart out of the We hope these few remarks of this drum
Each fl purchase at Todd's entitles
will hold an informal meeting on Satur ing the queries ;
railroad boom. Everybody agrees that mer will set people thinking and have
vou to one chance in $150 prizes on
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Sec.
2.
Every
person
or
persons,
firm
I
day to take into consideration the ad vis
the railroad must come, but hope for its
June Is:
ability of appointing a road boss for the I or corporation, who shall manufacture immediate construction seems about the effect of curtailing the large amount
Mr». Sturgeon has a complete assort county and deciding upon the amount butter under the separator process shall
of money sent away every week from
ment Cff materials for making hats in the of money to be placed on road supervi apply to the Oregon Dairy and Food gone.” We are sorry we had to thrust Tillamook to outside merchants. Pat
the surgical knife in so deeply, but even if
latest designs.
a
sor's bonds, for the latter, under the new Commissioner for stencil or place, with we did take the heart out of the boom, ronize the home merchants, not forget,
ting the Headlight, the all home print
Dr. W. Tatom, the painless dentist, law, will have to collect the road poll the number and name of manufacturer
and where manufactured ; and also they people now readily see the wisdom of the newspaper.
will be in the city on the 1st of April and tax.
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shall be required to wrap each roll or operation the Headlight performed.
remain for a short time only.
Mrs. Craven, wife of Mr. John Craven,
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A
Law
Enforcement
petition was circu
square
of
butter
in
wrappers
which
shall
Todd & Co. will received another lot of died at Little Nestucca on the 18th inst.
Some people will persist is saying that lated in the city and numerously signed
fine Burbank potato» on last boat at and war buried the following Wednes contain the words “Oregon Creamery
Tillamook City is a wicked place, and by leading citizens. No one should take
Butter.”
One Ticket Given with |
the old prices, 60c. per bushel.
day ir, the Meda cemetery, which was at
Sec. 3. Every person or persons, firm even go as far as saying this is the tough exceptions to those who want the laws
each dollar purchase for i
Dr. P. T. Wise returned Sunday from tended by a large number of persons re or corporation, who shall at any cream est place on the coast. It is nothing of enforced and strictly lived up to, but it
cash.
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Portland and can be found in his office siding in that vicinity. Mrs. Craven was
ery, cheese factory, or private dairy, the kind, and people who make such re seems almost impossible in every parti
an estimable woman and beloved by all
prepaied to do all kinds of dentistry.
marks
do
not
confine
themselves
strictly
cular
to
bring
this
about
because
public
manufacture cheese in the State of Ore
Mr. B. Paulsen, from Caladona, Ill., is who knew her. She leaves a family of gon. shall at the place of manufacture to the truth or know what they are talk sentiment is opposed to it. Tnke for in
grown
children
and
husband
to
mourn
in the city looking up the prospects of
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brand distinctly and durably on the band ing about. It is a libel upon the city and stance gambling. It has infatuated peo
settling here with others from that state. their loss, in which they have the sympa. age and box the true grade of cheese as in upon the eight resident clergymen, who, pie so badly that they are impregnated
thy of a large circle of friends.
One farm wagon, one cultivator plant
this act provided, as follows : “Oregon surely, must have some influence for good with the |>ernicious habit, and any at
junior, and one garden seeder and culti The patrons and friends of our public lull-cream cheese." “Oregon half skim in the community. To refute the above, tempt to check its growth appears to
vator combined, for sale cheap by A, school are invited tothe United Brethren cheese," “Oregon quarter skim cheese," we say that Tillamook.is a quiet, orderly meet with failure. We all see the direful
and peaceable city, which, in the stand effect of gambling, its bad effect upon
church to.inorrow(Friday) afternoon, at and "Oregon skim cheese ’’
Letcher.
ard of morality and respectability, is not business and industry, and the pecuniary
2:30,
at
which
the
pupils
will
attend,
to
Sec.
7.
Every
person
or
persons,
firm
Rev. C. P.
preach —
at —
Bay
Kev.
r. Metzler
Aicvsici will h
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Citv next Sunday morning and at the ’ hear addresses pertaining to school mat. or corporation, who shall manufacture one wit behind other cities of its size. straits in which it sooner or later brings
Presbyterian church in this city in the tert. They are limited to fifteen mmutes, cheese, shall apply to the Oregon Dairy And we know what wearetalkingabout. upon those who persistently indulge .
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and the topics and speakers are as fol. and Food Commissioner for stencil or True, there are vices in every community in it. Yet with these object lessons before I
evening.
lows :
plate.giving the number, quality or grade which are hard to eradicate, for every them, men will foolishly gamble with pro
The directors of the Fairview creamery
“ What shall we expect from our of cheese, name of manufacturer and city contains places where men can satis fessional gamblers and expect to win. It
are conzidenng a suggestion from Page
schools?" Supt. G. B. Lamb.
coun’y in which the said cheese is manu fy their appetites, their passionsaqd their , is something like the nickle-in-the slot
& Sons to put the butter manufactured
prejudices.
| machines, it's almost impossible to beat
■n
il
•’Importance of regular attendance," factured.
in the factory up in jars.
Representative B. L. Eddy.
Sec. 8. Whenever any person, persons,
Good bottom land farm, half mile from
“Importance of early jchool habits,’’ firm or corporation shall apply to said
city, cleared, will be rented to the best Rev. S. A. 3mith.
Commissioner for a stencil or plate, as in
bidder on April 1,1901. For particulars
"Whv should pupils cultivate self con this act provided, said Commissioner |
call and see T. H. Goyne.
trol ?” Rev. C. P. Metzler.
shall make a charge of $1.
“Co-operation of parents," Rev. F. H. i We may also add that each square or '
Our stock being so large, we can dis
roll of butter representing to be one
play only a small part at one time, so do Neff.
the eye» is different from molt of dealers, especially those who sell the frames all ready fitted with the
"Excuses for tardiness, ifany," Rev. R. pound shall contain 16 ounces, and two
not hesitate to ask for goods not in sight.
glasses. By the nid of a large complete trial or test case I can fit any eye, making it a very easy matter
pounds 32 ounces, so that persons put-1
H. Dollerhide.
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to detect any slight variation of the eyes by testing each eye nepers tely.
"Need of sympathy and encourage ting up short weight butter and placing
The lumber schooner Acme, which is
it upon the market are running a risk of I
or glasses are put into frames of your own selection, after the eyes have l>een thoroughly teslcd. The
making quick trips to California with ment,” Rev. Ernest Thornqnest.
same qunlitv of lenses is put into every frame sold, the difference in price being only ill the frame.
lumber, left the Truckee saw mill again j Tbe rity connci| held an adjourned being fined ]
If you don't want to use a pair of spectacles come in ana try my system and see whether your
today with another cargo.
meeting on Saturday evening, when the
Wanted to Ptirchaae.
evesare all right or not, then
Mr. W. T. West and wife and Mr. D. D. councilmen present were S. A. Brodhead
West and family, father and brother of (¡0 the chair), W. H. Cary, M. Leach and
A Ranch of 80 or 160 acres improved i
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—-, The saloon bond of Clark also several choice cows, yearlings and
Mr. —
W. T.
West,
Beaver,
reached u—
here
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. Mason,
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’ Hadley was approved with M. Leach calves. Parties having such for sale,
THE RELIABLE DRUGGIST,
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
on Wednesday from Ada,
Being and W. H H. Cary as bondsmen. In re please address. R. A. Nickerson, Box
The steamer W. H. Ha
fs are gard to the city presenting the govern 524, Aberdeen, Wash.
overhauled in Portland.
Passing Remarks.
I THE LARGEST STOCK OF I
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DAIRY SUPPLIES.
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Prices Quoted on Factory Outfits.
flAiyMA^E, Tinware, STD VEg RA^Eg.
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, SASH and DOORS.
Fishing Tackle.
Ammunition, Guns, etc. ¡0
1
150.00
Customers,
June 1, 1901
25 prized
$1.00 to $25.00.
First Prize. One
Set Furniture.
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Clothing, Hats,
Shoes, Furnishing
Goods.
Groceries, F lour and ■
Fee(L't.j
j. a 7 todd a co.
SPECTACLES
My System of Fitting
The Lenses
Let me fill your Prescriptions
CHARLES I. CLOUGH,
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