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Vol. XII.
No. 51
Hcaùlùilit
$1.50 per year
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, MAY 33, 190/
it.
If you want a can that is a good can,
A milk can that can’t be beat,
Go and buy the Buhl Can
At Wade & Briggs down the street.
we
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
DAIRY SUPPLIES.
Prices Quoted on Factory Outfits.
Tinware, STOVES RA]^.
PAINTS, OILS,
Fishing Tackle.
GLASS, SASH and DOORS.
Ammunition, Guns, etc-
Cornei» Main and Stillouell Avenue
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candidates for political honors the favor­
ed sons will be men of ability and integ­
rity, and who will continue to give this
county a good reputation. It’stoo soon
for us to speak of the merits or demerits
of aspirant, but Mr. Maxwell is not the
only person with a political bee in his
bonnet and his lightning rod out to sent
a current through the unsuspecting.
Fooled the City Dads.
As Mr. Morris, who represented
Pacific Coast Rubber Co., informed
city council that his company had the fire
hose in stock at Portland and that the
only delay in delivering the hose would
lie a few days for the purpose of seeing
that the couplings were fixed properly, it
I appears to us that Mr. Morris obtained
the order for supplying the hose under
false representation, for it now transpires
that the Pacific Coast Rubber Co. never
I had the fire hose in stock and before they
can deliver it they have to wait until it
I arrives from the East. President Cohn
I pointedly asked Mr. Morris if his com-
1 pany had the hose in stock at Portland,
| and incidentally remarked that he hoped
the company did not have to send to
Boston for it, for the council did not
propose waiting that length of time, but
Mr. Morris assured the council they had
the hose in stock and it would be deliver­
ed at once. Under these circumstances
we think that the city council should
have reci tided the order, for if the firehose
to be supplied is on a par with the false
representation of Mr. Morris, there will
be very little confidence in the new hose.
Anyway, how long is the city council
going to be monkeyed with in this way ?
Until someone else gets burned out ? On
general principles let the council rescind
the order if the hose is not on this
boat, just to show the rubber company
that the people of Tillamook Citv are not
to be fooled or trifled with on a matter
which is of vital importance to everyone
with property or business interests with­
in the corporate limits of the city.
Just arrived, from the Art Wall Paper ugh experimenting are falling back on
Mills, Chicago, a lot of wall paper, which | rock crushers to make their roads fit to
nclude the new designs just out. At travel over.
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Dr. Wise, resident dentist.
Thompson’s Furniture Store.
* j There is no longer any Wilson river toll
Go to Todd's for groceries.
Grass and garden seeds at Todd's. *
For a nice stock of shoes, for summer road, for the reason that the lease had ex-
Buy your clothing, hats and shoes at wear, go to the Red Shoe House. Shoes ! pired and had not been renewed, which
Todd's.
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for ease, shoes for wear, a^id fashionable I makes it a county road. As there will
Hams, lard and bacon just arrived at shoes, see P. F. Browne’s new stock. *
I lie some travel over that road this year,
Todd’s.
it is just as well to take precautions to
Mr.
A.
McNair
has
the
grip,
and
we
New line of shoes just received at
sympathise with him, for that monster prevent accidents. If any of the bridges
Todd’s
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Furniture by the installment plan at gripped 11s last year for the first time and are unsafe, and thereby result in someone
Olsen & Co.
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held us under his clutches for several getting injured or killed, it would more
than likely involved the county in a suit
A full line of Palace goods at King & weeks.
for damages.
Kerremans.
Messrs. Davies and Tefft have returned
A. & L. handwheat flour at King &
Mr. Geo. Anderson, expert piano tuner,
from the state of Washington, where they
Kerremans.
is in town doing considerable work. Mr.
The onlv genuine Cevlon tea at King had gone to find a new location, but we Anderson is with the Eilers'Piano House
c.
& v------
Kerremans.
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* J understand they are somewhat undecid-
Commencement at Tillamook.
of Portland, and does work tor the best
Canned Asparagus at King & Kcrre- ed about moving.
musical
prople
of
that
city.
This
is
his
mans. High grade.
I Call and see the new carpet samples.
On Friflav evening twoclasses of grad­
Mr. Emil Heilenbach’s infant child died Twenty five patterns toselect from. The first trip to this part of the country, but uates, one from the high school and the
he intends in future to make this city a
on Sunday morning.
new displaver shows the whole floor
other from the public school, will be pre
Sheriff H.H. Aiderman returned from covered. Orders taken for carpets at yearly trip. Orders can be left at the
Allen house up to the 26th. After that seated with diplomas at the Opera house
Portland on Sunday.
Thompson’s Furniture Store.
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Schillings’ 16oz. cans of Baking Powder
communicate direct with Eilers' Piano in this city. There will be ten graduates
from the high school and twenty or more
The Durham Ball Bearing Sewing Ma­ House, Portland, Or.
35c. at D. T. Edmunds.
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from the public school, and the presenta­
Mrs. Sturgeon will receive a line of chine, for ease in running and durability,
The Oregonian says ; “If Portland
bicycle gloyes this week.
* I is the best machine for the price on the
tion of the diplomas will be made by
Seven milch cows for sale. Apply to | market today. Call and see them at builds a direct line to Nehalem and Tilla­ Representative B. L. Eddy find County
mook,
it
will
be
tile
market
for
the
pro
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Beals Bros., Tillamook City.
Superintendent G. B. Lamb. A short pro­
Thompson's Furniture Store.
ducts of an extensive region. If a trans,
We hope the eclipse last week did not
gram has been prepared for the occasion.
It
is
a
source
of
gratification
to
know
continental line builds, it will look out
hoodoo the weather in this county.
Class colors will be conspicuous Friday,
Mrs. B. L. Eddy and daughter Ruth that Mrs. McKinley has greatly improv­ only for traffic for its system, and not
edin health, and that President McKinley for Portland s interests. The transcon­ for some of the business men have signi­
returned to the city on Wednesday.
Dr. W. Ta tom, the painless dentist, has assured Governor Geer that lie will tinental lines want the long haul. The fied their intention of decorating their
will remain in the city but a few days. * pay Oregon a visit before his term of office short haul would best serve Portland.’’ stores with class colors. As Friday will
bring the school to a close, it being the
Mr. Chas. Wooley’s five year old son expires.
It is to the interest of Tillamook county,
died on Sunday and was buried the next
The best saw on earth. Use the Great as well as of Portland, to have a direct | most successful in the history of the pub-
I lie school of Tillamook City, the com.
day.
Western saws and you will soon be con­ taiiroad from that city, for we all see the
Gold Dust, 20c. for 31b. package, and
| mencement this year is of more than pass-
vinced
of
this
fact,
for
they
are
recognized
necessity
of
the
dairy
products
of
this
lib. package of Pearline 10c., at D. T.
ing occurrence, for not only is there a
to be the best saw now on the market. county going to Portland by the short­
Edmunds.
large number of graduates from the pub­
Arbuckles, Lion, and Columbia Coffee For sale at McIntosh & Nair's hardware est route But wc are suddenly brought | lic school, but also from the high school.
to a standstill by that little word “If" |
is still sold by D. T. Edmunds at 12^c. store.
• This of itself shows that Prof. B.O, Snuf­
¡>er package.
A meeting of the city council was held Portland builds.
fer aod his corps of able teachers have
Just received a fine lot of Japanese mat­ on Monday, when a letter was read from
We have two monuments of bonded 1 proved themselves efficient and raised the
ting from San Francisco, at Thompson’s . the Pacific Coast Rubber Co. stating that indebtedness in Tillamook City—the
standard of the school. All arc cordially
Furniture Store.
it did not have the hose in stock which court house and the public school. In ten I invited to participate in the commence­
The steamer Sue H. Elmore arrived in , had been ordered by the council and years the bonds on the school building
ment on Friday, the program being as
the bay Wednesday and came up to this , ' cotild not deliver it until it arrived from will be paid off, but by that time the [
follows :
city the next day.
building will lie useless. In a few months I Instrumental music, March,
I the East.
Mr. D. M. Nayberger came in on the I The next time the city marshal posts a the board of county commissioners will
"Oriental Carnival.”
Mr. and Mrs. Dorman Edwards.
steamer on Wednesday to open the new ’ notice on the Headlight office giving the lie confronted with the bonds on the
Salutatory....................... Miss Cora Tefft.
clothing store in this city.
public notice that he going to execute a couit house becoming due, and as there Mother Goose Drill....Ninegirls and eight
For sale, at a bargain, one set of har­ I poor little canine, we shall have to post was no provision to liquidate this bond­
boys.
ness tools, complete, including splitter i another under it that we are going to ed indebtedness, the county court is up Instrumental music, Waltz,
"Lion Tamer,”
and creaser. See Ralph Ackley.
i mop the floor with this city official for against the same stump that the direc.
Mr. and Mrs. Dorman Edwards.
Memorial services will be held at the [ j disfiguring such a nicely painted building. tors of this school district were. With Summersault Song...... Five girls and five
these object lessons right at home of the
boys.
M.E. church on Sunday morning, which
It is not often that peoplein Tillamook effects of the bonding system, there is not Dialogue......Miss Pauliue Hathaway and
will lie attended by old soldiers.
! skip the country leaving a lot of store much likelihood that the Headlight will
Henry Wist.
Fan Drill................................ Twelve girls.
Rev. C. P. Metzler will preach at Bay ! bills unpaid, but this appears to be what advocate getting deeper in the mire.
Duette, "The Jolly Blacksmiths,”
City on Sunday morning and in the Pres- j i Shelly Bailey did when he made a sudden
Misses Lily Baker and Minnie Peterson.
byterian church of this city in the even-1 i exodus from the county with his wife and John Nessar, a Washington farmer, on Recitation, “Asleep at the Switch,”
his way to take up a Tillamook ranch,
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family.
It
appears
strange,
as
they
went
Miss Annie Waldvogel.
ing.
out over the Wilson river road, someone reported to the police in Portland last Burlesque Fan Drill............. Twelve boys.
Our stock of glassware and crockery is |
week that his daughter was missing, Recitation, "Poor Little Joe.”
without doubt the finest in the citv. cut the telephone wire.
Herbert Cooper and Elmer Allen
gone to Portland with his
Call and get our prices.—King & Kerie-1 ! Messrs. Frank Kane and Grant Hughes Nasser had
Instrumental music, ‘‘Imperial March,”
• I j were over from Forest Grove this week wife, daughter of 16, and his hired man,
Mr. and Mrs. Dorman Edwards.
mans.
Carl Bennett, in search of his son, who “Class Prophecy,”............ John Latimer.
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to
inquire
into
the
condition
of
the
lease
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In Shoes, no line in Tillamook City is (
was a longshoreman in that city a year Valedictory ....................Erwin Harrison.
more complete in Ladies' and Gent.’s fine of the Wilson river toll road. We under­ ago, but from whom he had not heard
Presentation of diplomas :
dress shoes than the line carried by stand that the Forest Grove people are for a year. Nasser and his wife started Address to High School Graduates,
ready to fix the road and bridges as soon
Representative B. L. Eddy.
D. T. Edmunds.
out one way to look for him. while the
Instrumensal music, Two step,
as they come into possession ofit, having |
! hired man and the daughter went in ano
Rev. S. A. Smith expects to return to
'Golf Club,”
a saw mill ready to cut out the timber j I ther And as tbe latter pair had not been
the city on Saturday, and will occupy
Mr. and Mrs. Dorman Edwards.
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for
the
bridges.
I heard of Nasser applied to the police, and Address to Public School Graduates,
the pulpit in the M E. church Sunday I
County Superintendent G. B. Lamb.
I You can depend upon it that D. T. | whether they we lost or eloped could not
morning and evening.
! Edmunds has the nicest and most com- be ascertained, nor has the father found Address by Prof. B. O. Snuffer,
Principal Tillamook Public Si hool.
i plete line of Summer Dress Goods in the any trace of the long-lost son.
City. Also a fine line of Outing Flannels, j
Percale», Ginghams, Prints, Sa tines, Mas 1
His Lightning Rod is Ont.
lins.-Houselinings. Selisia». Waist Linings,
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Mr. J. W. Maxwell has been a frequent
Taffeta linings, in fact the latest, newest,
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nicest, cleanest stock to select from to be visitor in this city the past few weeks,
and we are l>egi«’ning to think that the
found in Tillamook City.
ex-senator has his lightning-rod out for
There
will
come
a
time,
and
we
do
not
the eyes is different from most of dealers, especially those who sell the frames all ready fitted with the
If in need of any thing in the
glasses. By the aid of a large complete trial or test case I can fit any eye, making it a very easy matter
think that it is far distant either, when another political office, for he has time,
4 Line of Sporting Good». Give us a it will 1* considered necessary for Tilla­ with a complacent countenance, to but­
to detect any slight variation of the eyes by testing each eye seperatefy.
call.
mook county to purchase a rock crusher, j ton-hole almost everyone he meets. But
Special attention given to orders
or glasses are put into frames of your own selection, after the eves have l»een thoroughly tested. The
or two for all that. If this countv ever | he hasn’t taken the Headlight man into
before sending east for goods,
same quality of lenses is put into every frame sold, the difference in price tieing only in the frame.
' | his confidence, so we cannot tell what
expects
to
make
parmanent,
substantial
4 Come and see what we can do.
If you don’t want to use a pair of spectacles come in and try my system ami see whether your
the
ex-senator
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s
aspiration
are
or
whe-
this is the only solution to the
eves are all right or not, then
4 We buy cheap and of reliable roads
More
political
aspr
problem. It will take rock, and lots of ther he has any.
dealers, therefore, can furnish
it before a foundatian can Ire formed, rant there are for pohtrcal favors the
goods at lowest prices.
bnt when this is made, then we shall I k better, fur harder writ become the haul­
making roads which will last. It will ing and pulling and plotting, but we can
THE RELIABLE DRUGGIST,
TILLAMOOK. OREGON.
take longer to construct road, but we confidently predret that when the next
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My System of Fitting
The Lenses
Let me fill your prescriptions.
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