Tillamook headlight., February 13, 1902, Image 1

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Vol. XIV
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, FEBRUARY
HEATING and
COOK
STOVES
STEEL RANCES
$i.5o per year
13, 1902.
doing what he did. When Pye found out
that they were instituting proceedings
against him, to keep on good terms with
his neighbor, he offered to pay for part
of the lost, but this was not agree«! to.
From what we can gather Mr. Redda-
wav has been badly advised, for when a
case like this could easily have been com
promised it is bad form to rush into law,
for it is not only a bad feature amongst
neighbors, but after the costs of such
actions are paid there is not much satis
faction, leaving neighbors at enmity one
with another in which all will take sides,
one wav or the other, especially with
those who may have a grudge against'
the parties. Is this so in this case ? Not
that we say Mr. Reddaway had any ill-
feelings against Mr. Pye. Later—We
are glad to hear that the case has been
settled out of court, and we hope it will
not result in any bad feeling or again
create a'spirit of strife at Nehalem.
Notice to Taxpayers.
Notice
Notice is hereby given that the tax roll
for Tillamook County has been turned
over to me for collection.
One half of the taxes must be paid on
or before the 1st of April, 1902, after
which a 10 per cent penalty will be
added
If the whole amount is paid before the
15th of March, 1902, a discount of 3
per cent will be allowed.
Tillamook Citv. Or.. Feb. 12, 1902.
H. H. A lderman ,
Sheriff of Tillamook County.
Some people wonder 4iow the bakery
can sell so cheap. Now I will tell you.
I sell for cash only, merchants selling on
time have to charge 10 to 15 per cent
’ extra for possible loss. Those who pav
cash have to help pay this possible loss.
By selling for cash, I can buy for cash.
j I buv better goods and get discount
! off. That is the reason we can sell cheap.
Fresh rye bread Wednesday and Satur­
day.
A. C. V ogler ,
Tillamook Bakery.
j
How’s This?
Selling at Cost.
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY «t CO., Prop«..
We. the undersigned, have k„. __
Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in »ill business trans-
actions and financially able to carry out any
obligations mad»* by their firm.
W esti V T ruax , Wholesa e Druggists, Toledo,O
W ai . ding , K tnnan & M arvin , Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo. O.
Hull’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act­
ing directly upon tin- blood ami mucous sur-
aces of the system. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists. Testimonials free.
Hall’s Family Pills are the best.
For the next 30 days I will sell furni­ i
ture and a few sewing machines at j
actual cost. 1 want to make room for I |
another stock of goods, so come early |
j
and get a new Singer sewing machine
for $30 that have been selling for $65 i
and $75. Only three of them left. I j
We understand that Prof. E. E. Watts,
shall not handle them after these aresold. |
who is now principal of Amity school,
W. E. P age .
will apply for the Tillamook school. As
Wagons, Buggies, Plows, Harrows and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Prof. Snuffer lias intimated to the board
SPRUCE
To Our Patrons and Friends.
to look for another principal at the end
All Plumbing and Tin Work Promptly Attended to
Have
you
read
the Spruce directory ?
Alter
a
careful
review
of
our
past
of the term, we feel sorry that he has so
decided, as the school has progressed year’s business, we have concluded that Here it is; Mr. Gessner, painter; Mr.
nicely under his management. We be­ it is no longer profitable for us to con­ Jewel and Mr. Shoalson, carpenters ; Mr. •
came acquainted with Prof. Watts about tinue a credit system, and have conclud­ Peter Amacher, general blacksmith and
Corner Main and Stillxjuell Avenue.
ten years ago when he taught at Fair­ ed to sell for spot cash, small profits and horse shoer. While Mr. Peters can file a
view, in Multnomah county, where he quick sales will b** our watch ward. We saw and could repair the wood work to
started a business college and made quite kindly ask all who are indebted to 11s to a wagon if he had the ambition and a
Was Mr. J. W. Maxwell sincere when ter before that date. Thus far but few a success of it. We had lost track of him come in and settle their accounts and spoke auger.
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS
Meeting Sunday morning at 10. Short
he said he was not a candidate for have registered, and it would assist until a few days since when he informed greatly oblige.
M c I ntosh & M c N air .
service. Children’s music hour.
Dr. T. P. Wise, dentist.
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us
that
he
was
going
to
apply
for
the
joint representative, or was he trying to County Clerk Mason greatly in his work
Don’t fall to ”C.” Ben Riesland.
mislead the H eadlight ?
if they would do so at once to avoid the school in this city. We can say a good
oRerowN
word for Prof. Watts as a suitable tea­
Plumbing. Tinning.
Mrs. Lawless makes tailor made
184 acres of choice bottom land, one rush at the last.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Poteet spent the day at
cher to fill the vacancy.
suits.
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mile from Tillamook City. Will sell all
It appears that some of our republican
We are pleased to advise our friends A. VV. Fletcher’s last Sunday.
Mr. D. Goodspeed is quite sick with or any portion on,terms to suit pur­ friends are running round the country
The dance at the Bay was not very
and patrons that we arc still running
This Fits Tillamook Exactly.
chaser. Apply to J. R Harter.
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pneumonia.
stating that two years ago certain
our Plumbing- and Tinning Shop. We well attended on account of the bad
In commenting upon the silent partner­
The socialists of Tillamook county will parties were promised nominations at the
are prepared to attend to all work of weather.
Mrs. Sturgeon has gone out on a
meet in convention at the court house in forthcoming convention. No one but ship of Commissioner Mack and his clerk this kind on short notice and guarantee
Quite a killing of wild animals lately.
business trip.
in contracting for supplies in Midtnomah
satisfaction. Prices as low as consis­ Mr. Wakinster and sons have killed five
Get your farm before the rush.—"C.” Tillamook City on Saturday, March 8.— the convention had a right to make such
F C. Varner, chairman county commit­ a promise, and furthermore 110 one had county, the Oregonian says :
wild cats, Sam Foster one, and Henry
tent with first-class work.
Ben Riesland.
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“The experience of the press is that the
a right to be a partv to it. But this is
Gould got three bear.
W ade & B riggs .
Mr. P. I). Newell was in the city Satur­ tee.
I people are always disposed to stand by
Grandma Gwin was dowu to W. H.
The pastor of the M.E. church will de- ring rule politics. It seems to us that
day from Nehalem.
I
the
newspaper
that
does
its
duty
to
I this deckering is a bad thing and the
Christensen’s last Monday on notary
Good
News
for
the
Entire
Com
­
All the judges and clerks of election ap­ ! liver a lecture on Gladstone next Tues­
I them.
Without» the aid of the press,
business. She is trying very hard to get
day evening at 7:30. This lecture will be I republican party should put its foot
munity.
pear willing to serve.
[theiecanbe no proper participation of
a pension, and we think she deserves one.
| a study in history, politics and charac­ 1 down on it and political machine can-
the people in affairs of their government,
Wanted, 75.000 No. 1 Shingles. Ad­
We have just received a large shipment
| didates.
A. Bowman was a caller at A. Com­
ter. Free-will offering at the close.
I for they will have 110 sufficient informa, of Ladies’ and Misses fine Jacketsand mon’s one day this week.
dress J. F. Martin, Tillamook.
W. H. Cary has started into business
For the first time this season the Sue
Dr. Tatom is stopping at C. Christen­
The tax list has been turned over to H. Elmore has been bar bound for over a . again, having rented the store building I tion upon which to act. It is the btisi- Capes. We purchased these Jackets and
tiess of the press to be vigilant in ascer- Capes at a bargain, and to make quick sen’s for a few days. He is doing some
Sheriff Aiderman for collection.
recently
vacated
by
King
&
Kerremans.
, week on account of rough weather and a
tainment and publication of all facts turn we offer the entire stock to the dental work for several in this vicinity.
When in town remember Davis’ barber rough bar. Who’s the Jonah, captain ? making a specialty of plumbing and tin- |
Oretown school closed Friday, Feb-
that relate to the action of public offi­ public at a small margain above cost.
!
ning,
where
he
is
now
prepared
to
do
all
,
shop. Opposite the Allen House.
* 1 Mrs. Lawless has moved her dress
;ruary 7th.
cials.
The
Oregonian
recently
has
dis
­
I
Call
early
and
get
first
choice.
Miss Myrtle Foster was a visitor at
Barber Sladden has bought Louis making establishment to one door east j kinds of work in that line of business. | covered and reported certain transac-
Yours for bargains,
I Mrs. C. Christensen's several days re­
Milk cans repaired and made to order, :
Olsen’s interest in the barber shop.
of Barnes’ meat market, occupying the
I saacs & B romley .
cently.
also vats for creameries. All plumbing 1 j tions that the people had a right to
I know. This sort of men, this sort of
Mr. J. S. Lamar has sold his residence back partofDr. La wlessoptical parlors.*
and tinning orders will be promptly at- |
and lots to Mr. L. Olsen for $3,000.
j At 2:15 o’clock, next Sunday after­
tended to and neatly executed. Give us I I dealing, is the natural fruit of the system
will preach a call when vou want plumbing. Will ' I of politics that has grown tip among us.
noon, Mr. Thornquest
Valentines, yes ;
Nice ones at Allison’s.
* I Swedish in the Wilson River school-
guarantee that all work will be first ! It organizes itself into a machine, and,
Choice prairie land at $i5 per acre house. All that understand the language class.
through the methods it employs, based
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two miles from town.—“C.” Ben Ries-1 are heartily invited to attend.
on the influence secured to it by control
It is important that every repub.
of the public treasury, it seeks to perpet
land.
* | The Tillamook hose company decided
lican should attend the forthcoming
The way to do business is to advertise. , to give a dance at the opera house on ! primeries. This is as imperative as uate its power.’’
and in the Headlight, the best home Saturday, Feb. 22, the proceeds of which ! casting a vote at the ballot. It is none
is for the company. A lunch will be i of the H eadlight ’ s business as to who
newspaper.
The republican county central commit­ served in the hall. Dance tickets 75 cts. I shall or who shall not be elected dele-
tee will be called together on Saturday,
“ The essential characteristics of a i gates, for that is for each precinct to
March 1st.
genuine undenominational revival con­ [ decide, but we can say this, that clean
Razor honing a specialty with Davis cretely set forth,” Acts ii., is the subject | delegates mean clean candidates and
officials, but political
the barber, opposite the Allen house. 1 I of the sermon for next Sunday evening I clean county
Price 25 cents.
* ' in the Christian Church. Of special im- machine delegates mean political machine
candidates and political machine county
It is one of the by laws of the hose I f ! port a nee.
company that it is always in order to ! The best saw 011 earth. Use the Great officials. Turn out and vote for which
Western saws and you will soon be con you want.
treat the boys.
H. Anderson had a narrow escape
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The board of countv commissioners vinced of this fact, for they are recognized
held an adjourned session on Wednesday ; to be the best saw now on the market, while felling trees on the side of a hill at
i For side at McIntosh & McNair’s hard-' Nehalem. As a tree fell the board on
with a full board.
I ware store.
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which he was standing sprung up,
Tt<e young couple who were married 1
throwing him up in the air and down
!
35
acres
choice
bottom
land
in
pasture
a*t Spruce recently are not making a j
and meadow- ; large commodious house the side of the hill 2)0 feet. His left el­
Quick honeymoon trip.
1 and barn ; 10 cows and all improve. bow was thrown out of joint and he
Mesmades Sheldon and Parker came in
For the money. LUe can fit any one and su t
1 meats and machinery ; two miles from sustained a bad cut and bruise on the
from Hobsonviilc on Wednesday on their
town on Trask river, for $3,500.—*‘C.” side of his head. As he fell a snag just
B. L. EDDY,
themastuell. Priées, 25e. to $7.50.
way to Oregon City.
missed his body, but it tore his shirt
J Ben Riesland.
The bright and popular attorney of
The steamer W. H. Kruger came in on
completely off. He was brought to this Tillamook Citv, and in whom the people
Sunday to load lumber at the Truckee^ Owing to a rough bar the steamer Sue city for medical treatment and suffered
of the county have great confidence in, is
H. Elmore returned to this city on Fri­
Lumlicr Co.’s saw mill.
considerable pain from the time of the
again a candidate for joint representa­
day and again on Sunday with her pass­
Rev. R. Y. Blaylock and Mrs. Blaylock engers, but left again on Monday, but accident until he arrived in the citv.
tive for Tillamook and Yamhill counties
and child left on the steamer for Golden- has been in the bay since. The weather
Tillamook City is in need of a commer­ on the republican ticket. Mr. Eddy was
dale, Klickitat county, Wash.
cial club, push club, or a club where the also the most popular member of the
has beeu unusually rough.
Dr. 0. H. Davenport, de.itist, will lie
business men can get together once or house in the last session of the state leg­
, The Tillamook Social and Literary
in his office in Tillamook City from the
twice a month to discuss matters <>f in­ islature, and when he returned to Tilla­
• Club will give a St. Valentine’s dance at
1st to the 15th ofeach month.
terest to the city and county. As there is mook after the legislature adjourned he
' the opera house on Friday night, when
We move, Mr. Mayor, that the city all are cordially invited. Supper will be considerable correspondence inquiring did so with the plaudits of the state press
provide a rock pile, for there's a lot of served at the Allen house. Tickets. $1.50, about Tillamook, it would look more and his fellow legislators.
business like for a club to answer them.
politicians loafing around the city.
i to be obtained at C. F. Franklin’s jewel­
Guns. Guns. Guns.
Besides, as this entails time and expense,
If you want your face taken care of bv ry store.
the city is important enough now to look
For a short time we will sell our high
a professional barber of 15 years’ exper­
Dr. Law-less, resident optician, has after this matter as a body. It begins to and medium grade Shot Guns for Hiper
ience go to the Davis barlier shop.
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opened optical parlors next door east of get a little old and looks like riding a cent discount from our ea<li prices. We
Rev C. P. Metzler will preach at Bay Barnes’ meat market You had better
few free horses to death to expert them do this in order to make room for our
spring stock of Fishing Tackel. If you
City on Sunday morning and in the Pre- ca|| on him, Hnd see if your head ache,
to answer this correspondence all the want guns at vour own price, call early,
sbyterian church in this city in the even- anf| nervousness is caused from poor eye
before our assortment is broken.
time.
ing.
| sight Eyes examined free. Prescription
W ade & B riggs .
Mr.
Chas.
Pye
was
in
from
Nehalem
on
Are you hard up ? If so ami you de- work a specialty.
annoyed with a
Tuesday.
He
has
been
sire to get a loan, no matter what the
Notwithstanding Portland newspaper
running over his
amount is. call and see Heins, the lead­ reports to the contrary, from what we number of wild cattle
place and as the owner could not correl
ing artist.
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can learn, the veins of coal found at Ne­ them it was mutually agreed that Pye
Mr. M. A. Casey, who went to the hos­ halem are small affairs compared with should shoot one of the animals when he
pital in Fortland for medical treatment, what they have been represented, and, had an opportunity and immediately
is much better and will return to this thus far, sufficient quantity of coal has nodifv the owner. This Pye did, but as
not been found to warrant mining.
city soon.
the animal got away, it was not for a
May use the greatest learning possible in writing your prescription, but
Improved dairy farm, well stocked ami
Mrs. L. Carey has received word that day or so after that the animal was
unless it is compounded by a pharmacist who has experience and skill it
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equipped. 2H miles from Tillamook City, her husband. Mr. J. W. Carey, who was found. In spite of these tacts, the owner.
may produce quite another result than that intended. My reputation for
to lie sold 011 easy terms. Apply to J. in Southern Oregon on a business trip, William Reddaway, lor s>»me reason or
honesty and skill is well-known. I use so many safeguards in my pre­
R. Harter.
was sick and not expected to live. As other—it may be the old feud in that part
scription room that a mistake is practically impossible.
The county court has reinstated Bar­ no word has been received since of his of the county—has brought suit againrt
I sell everything that a druggist should sell.
negat amongst the voting precincts, it condition.it is causing the family con- Pve. And to make the case still more
haring acted contrary to law in strik­ siderable anxiety
Mrs. Carey was annoying, the complaint was sworn out
in Justice Stillwell court, which, if the
ing it from the list.
• unable to leave.
Star Lodge. A.O.U.W., w ill give a neck­
The republics 1 state committee has case is tried, will entail the trouble and
tie social one week from Tuesday in recommended March 22ml for holding 1 expense of coming to Tillamook. Even
Todd’s hall, at which the general public the primaries, and w hen visiting theTity ; a nundxr of people who are not friendly
: we would recommend everyone to reg’s with Pye admit that he was justice I in
is cordially invited.
Guns, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, etc
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, Sash and Doors
UR NEW HATS
Are Up-to-Date.
We carry a Full Line of Men’s and Boys’
Hats. Everything from a 25c. Cap
to a ^4-50 Stetson Hat.
OUR SHOES,
Gent ’s and Ladies’ High
Top, are the Best
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The Cheapest Place
GROCERIES.
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