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Vol. XIV
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, OCTOBER 3,
1901
$1.50 per year
ZJ7J tions bespread on the journal rf Star
m J lodge, No 76, and a copy be sent to the
sister of Bro. G. A. Barton.
Stewart Bros., the liverymen at Sheri-
; dan, must have “cold feet,’’ for they told
fll . a traveling man who wanted to come
iW to Tillamook that it would take four
days to drive here. That’s a dead give
||1 away as to the condition of the rigs and
'♦X horses at the hostelry in that burg, and
W I by way of contrast we will gamble that
I e*t*ler
liverymen in Tillamook City |
If you want the Best Saw made, get the Simonds. Do not be deceived in saws which
fjj i will take traveling men, at this time of,
are represented just as good as Simonds. The Saw which took the
(•) the year, over tlx? road in about twelve
Grand Prize at the Paris Exposition.
hours. If the liverymen at Sheridan had I
a little more grit, they would take travel
ing men anywhere they wanted to go,
111 even to the hot place, and not kick be-|
I cause the roads are a little soft in a few
places.
Charles E. Hays, who has filed con '
te6ts in the Uniled States Land Office
against 74 settlers, involving timber
lands in Tillamook county, was in the
PAINTS,
GLASS,
and DOORS.
city Saturday, and at his request the
time for hearing eight of the cases was
Fishing
etc.,
'jjj changed. Hays will not be ready for
[lj hearing until November 1, on which date
'♦♦♦ | the first case was set. The following
¡W ¡cases, which were scheduled from Octo
f her 23 to3l, were set for hearing on the
| following dates : Isaac Simler, No vein- i
1 her 21; Ovilla Bowers, November 23;
Nellie Allen, November 25; John Allen, I
November 26; James W. Hunt. Novem- I
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS. to the Headlight office or to T. W. Lys- The members of the Degree of Honor her 27; Thomas P. Wise, November 29;
ter, Spruce.
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and Workmen had a social time on Mon John F. Watts, November 30. Mr. Hays
Mr. Frank W. Vaille, assistant super- (1a>’ evening, the occasion being a recep- thinks there will be a fight made in each
Nestucca onions at Cohn’s.
intendent railway mail service, was in tion to Mr. and Mrs. M. Perkins and of the 74 cases.—Oregon City Enter
Eggs, 25c. a dozen at Cohn’s.
the county last week looking over the Mesdames King and Kerremans, pre prise.
Nestucca comb honey at Cohn’s.
vious to their leaving the city.
star routes.
Tillamook people are already discour
For insurance, “C.” Ben Riesland.
The government dredger, which was aged about getting a railroad, but let
Mrs. G. 0. Nolan left this city Tues
Mrs. Wm. Barker left on Tuesday for day morning with her mother, Mrs. Zu loaned to the Truckee Lumber Company them remember how many long yeais
Portland.
ber, who has been visiting her from the for the purpose of doing some dredging Astoria yearned and strived for a rail
near the w harf, is through after making road before she got it. And even now
Mr. F. R Beals left on Monday for Willamette valley.
Portland.
| Fine ranch of 60 acres, two miles from a good job so that lumber schooners can she is not entirely happy.—Evening Tele
Mr. A. Watt went out to Portland on Tillamook, all cleared, a bargain. lay there without grounding at low tide. gram. Please do not compare Tilla
Some of our citizens w ho bought the mookers with Astorians. If Tillamook
Wednesday.
Acreage in any quantity at $50 per acre.
Quaker medicine on time and have since possessed the shipping facilities Astoria
The Trask river toll road has been sold —“C.’’ Ben Riesland.
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swallowed the concoction and paid the has we do not think Tillamookers would
to Frank J. Gobar.
At a special meeting of the school dis
bill, are now being dunned a second he yearning for a railroad as Astorians
Mr. Claude Thayer returned from trict on Friday, it was unanimously de
time for the truck. But there’s no free did. No wonder they are not entirely
cided to continue the ninth and tenth
Portland on Saturday.
show and jaw bone exercises connected satisfied when they put up a big bonus
Do not fail to see the Roloto hats.—M. grades in the public school.
to build a railroad to buck river boats. |
with this.
If you have not paid up your subscrip-
Sturgeon & Co., agents.
It is perfectly in order to ask, How Tillamookers are not built that way, and '
Dr. Goble will leave for Portland on : tion for a long time, please do so and much money has the P.. N. & T. R. Co. as to being discouraged, that is all non
avail yourself of our special offer. The
Saturday evening’s stage.
to build a railroad to Tillamook ? Per sense, for they are too industrious and
Headlight is the best newspaper in the
haps William Reid will replv through prosperous to feel that way. Nor are
Born, on the 3rd inst., to the wife of
|county.
the Oregonian. We will gamble there’s they absurd, as Astorians were, in the
Mr. Harry Hill, a daughter.
Rev. Geo. McDonald, who has been not enough money in the treasury of idea that a railroad will make them all
A fine assortment of flannelette wrap-
| filling the pulpit in the U. B. church left 1 that company to buy the editor a silk wealthy right awav. The experience of
pers just received at Cohn’s.
' on Monday to resume his studies. Rev. hat to wear at the next celebration in Astoria is enough to knock the logic out •
Go to W. E. Page’s store a nd get a $60 Mr. Caldwell, from Nebraska, will take
of such foolish ideas.
this city.
Singer Sewing Machine for $35.
his place here.
The railroad is coming—to Tillamook!
Circuit Court on Monday.
All kinds of Sewing Machine Needles
a union meeting of the various Christ-
Via Scappoose, which is being construct
Judge
R. P. Boise will hold an adjourn
and other repairs.—W. E. Page.
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- Societies of * this
• ' city
'■ will
’’
ian —
Endeavor
ed by the Northern Pacific. And even
Mr. Percy Wiley left on Monday to at be held in the Christian church next Sun. William Reid is emphatic in asserting ed session of the Circuit Court, in De
tend the Portland Medical College.
day evening at half [last seven. All are that the Portland, Nehalem & Tillamook partment No. 2, on Monday next. Five
divorce cases are included in the docket,
“You had better hurry!” if you want cordially invited.
road will be built.
As patience and
which is as follows :
to avail yourself of our special offer.
Mr. C. F. Franklin has opened the water gruel is a good thing for the gout,
Henry Hamilton vs. Char L. Barrett.
Fine large thorough-bred bull for sale. store next to the post office with a new the citizens of Tillamook have plenty of Foreclosure.
and
patience
in
waiting
tor
a
railroad.
line
of
jewelry,
which
is
the
largest
Apply to J. F. Martin, Long Prairie.
Joseph E. Green vs. Mary Green Cow
best up to date stock ever in the city.
A word of caution to those who are in ing, et. al. Suit in partition.
We haye reduced our price on high
the habit of firing into unoccupied build
grade flour to $3 per barrel.—Cohn & Co. Call and see the nice stock.
W. A. Gage vs. Hans Broteen. Suit to
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ings. Don’t do so upon any of the build establish line.
Rev.
C.
R.
Harden
has
been
appointed
Wilber Maddux had his knee dislocated
pastor of the M.E. church in this city ing about half a mile from the wharf at
Thomas Wilson vs. Geo. W. Phelps, et.
while plowing on Frank Wheeler’s place.
and Rev. T. C. Butler to Nehalem and I Hobsonville, for there's twenty-five hun-
Mr. P. McIntosh returned from a busi Bay Citv. Rev. B. F. Peck goes to Mon- j dred pounds of powder stored there, and al. For confirmation of sale
John D. Keerscheiter vs. J. C. Bewley,
ness trip on the outside on Wednes roe, in the Eugene district.
if this should be monkeyed with, just keep et. al. Foreclosure.
day.
A petition was forwarded to Washing, vour gun pointing in a different direction
Henry Tohl vs. J. R. Hicks. Writ of
W. E. Page is agent for the Singer ton asking that F. J. Weatherly be ap-’ for fear of taking a quick tripinto the
review.
Sewing Machine. Call and see the Sin- pointed postmaster at Woods. We are i next world.
H. B. Tingle vs. Lulu E. Malaney, ct.
Ker.
informed that he can reckon upongetting
The coroner was seen breaking into a al. Foreclosure.
Attorney C. W. Talmage will return ' jtj |}Ut it will be in the neck.
house theother morning, and we thought
Claude Thayer vs. G. E. Groves. Suit
¡to the city with his wife from McMinn
Tillamook county has reason to kick, sure something was on the tapis for a to quit title.
ville on Sunday.
for it only had 109 inches of rain for the j sensational story. There was nothing
Lulu E. Malaney vs. Albert H. Ma
The latest and best contracts in Life rear ending the 22nd of last month, and to it, for the coroner wa.aftcr something laney. Suit for divorce.
Ursula J. Austin Thrall vs. C. W.
lnsurar.ee. “The Old Mutual.’’—“C.”Ben this shows there is a gradual falling off in the dynamite line, so that scared the
I editor. But after thinkingover the mat- Thrall. Suit for divorce.
<iesland, agent.
■ in Tillamook mist the past few years.
1 ter we are wondering if it was not the
J. A. Taft Co., et. al., vs. C. L. Thomp
A son of Mr. f. W. Jennings met with I Fairview Grange, No. 273, will meet in
same kind of dynamite a party took son, et al. Foreclosure of lien.
i bad accident, resulting in a compound i their hall at Fairview on Friday, October
with them when making an inspection of
j. S. Stephens vs. E. B. Se'.ph and Lulu
racture of the leg.
1 11th, at ten o’clock p.m. A general at
the Wilson river road recently.
B. Selph. Foreclosure.
Wc are glad to hear that Capt. Geo. tendance is requested, as important busi
Leamiah M. Griffith vs. William H.
It is computed that 72,000 pieces of
dunt, who is quite sick and feeble, is on ness is to come up and a good time ex-
Griffith. Suit for divorce.
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mail
matter
are
handled
every
month
at
he road to recovery.
pected.
Nancy E. Heitmiller vs. William H
The steamers W H Harrison and Sue the Tillamook post office, to say nothing
Don’t you know that this is the time
unloading freight j of the rehandling, which is considerable Heitmiller. Suit for divorce.
o buy steamship tickets from Europe ? H. Elmore were
George E. Leach vs. Mattie Leach.
in this city on Sunday an id Monday. The >" the general delivery. Should a letter , ' Suit for divorce.
““C.” Ben Riesland.
.
or
a
newspaper
get
misplaced
don't
be
Mr. Briggs, of the firm of Wade Harrison went into Nehalem on Tuesday
Wed- harsh on the postmaster but give him \ R. D. Peckham vs. Wilson River Boom
t Briggs, returned from a business trip and the Elmore left tor Astoria on V..J ’ a smile instead of a frown. We know Toll Road & Improvement Co.
uesd.ay.
o Portland on Saturday.
from personal experience how it feels
Card of Thanks
The best saw on earth. Use the Great when some people pucker up their
We have money to loan on farm pro-
We wish through the paper to thank
erty ata low rate of interest.—Apply | Western saws and vou will soon be con and imagine themselves infalliable.
vinced of this fact, forthey are recognized
t> Beals Brothers, Tillamook City. *
William Heitmiller, who shot Emil the friends and the A.O.U.W. for their
to be the
saw now
on the ..........
market
ne best so**
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kindness in assisting us in our trouble by
It’s a long time since we have heaid
le at .McIntosh & McNair - hard-1 Arndt at the Truckee .aw mdl. ■■ .till
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Ft«* county
v i;nl
•om some of our correspondents. Send* For sal
confined in t the
jail and Arndt .'in
ap the death of our brother and uncle,
ware store.
pears to lx getting I*Her right along <)eorge A. Barton ; and to thank those
s the news from different localities.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Perkins. Mr. and Mrs Heitmiller, like a good manv men after who furnished floral tributes of respect.
Star lodge, A.O U.W., will hold ano- Frank Kerremans. Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Mu. and Mws J ohn R ekm .
committing a serious crime, now realizes
her special meeting for the purpose of I King, and Misses Flora and Ella Per
what a serious position it places him in. .
litiating new members on Saturday.
kins left Tuesday for Southern Oregon, and, of course, he is sorry for the rash
You don’t get the best breakfast mush going overland, where they expect to act. May it lie a warning to others not ‘
you don’t usethe3-H Brand. For sale j remain for the winter.
to attempt tn take the life of another .
nly by Cohn & Co. at 10c. a package
i Ladies! Now is the time to select person, for it always brings remorse .
If you want checks written on princi- your winter hats. Mis. Sturgeon has re when languishing in jail and deprived of 4
al banks in Eurot« and the Orient in ceived a large variety of street hats. liberty.
I have been appointed a depository f>r all th* N15.V TiiK BOOKS adopted by the
he countv's own coin, ’* C.’’ Ben Ries- 1 pattern hats and untrimmed shapes, the
At a meeting of Star Lodge. No. 76.
Oregon State Board of Education, and will sell and exchange book for book according to
md.
choicest in the market and the early A. O. U. W. on Saturday the following
the plan adopted by them.
resolution of condolence was passed
¡Owing to a special line of goods being buyers will profit tliereby.
lit in Astoria I will not have mv open-
It's an healthy sign for a newspaper ••U hereas the All-wise Father has seen
g until Wednesday, the 9th —Mrs. when a few politicians try to boycott an fit in His wisdom to visit our lodge with
Is complete in every detail.
My prices are always right.
bdd.
editor because he happens to criticise affliction, and a sister with sorrow, in
the
death
of
our
beloved
brother,
George
|A barn at South Prairie, containing some of their public acts. We are never
A. Barton ; therefore be it resolved that
>y. and belonging to Charles Wells, in a hurry to resent such treatment, for
'as destroyed by fire on Wednesday in moulding public opinion we allow the Star lodge. No 76. A. O. U. W., extend
j voters to kill off that class of politician. to his sister, Mrs. Ruth A. Rees, its
rht.
heartfelt sympathy in this hour of ber
-net, two county warrants. Nos. 4184 And that's where the power of the [tress
eavement ; resolved, that these resolu-
d 4166. Finder will please return them counts.
Your Attention
Hardware, Tinware,
Heating Stoves & Ranges,
OILS,
Ammunition,
SASH
Tackle,
Moment !
etc.
Having a Large Stock of
w
Mackintoshes !
on hand,
OTH LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN,
Greatly
REDUCED PRICES
II you have money to invest, here is
your opportunity. Every member of the
family should have one.
They are up to date in every respect.
They are made by the best of Eastern
firms.
And they are first class in every par
ticular.
Call in ami examine our stock, ami
we have no doubt but that we can save von
money.
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TODD
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& CO
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THE NEW SCHOOL
OOKS
My Stock of School Supplies
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I. CLOUGH,
Reliable Druggist and Stationer
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