Tillamook headlight., May 15, 1902, Image 1

Vol. XIV. No. 49.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, MAY 15,
A Full Liine Detroit, Io tu a and Jersey Patterns
Milwaukee R.R. Milk Cans.
HARDWARE, Tinware, gTOVEJs
and J^AfJGjEp. Iroq and ¡Steel.
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, SASH & DOORS.
All Plumbing and Tin Work Promptly Attended to.
Wagons, Buggies, Plows, Harrows and AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS. Guns, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, etc.
J
V. Smith. Rev. G. Sykes, of the M,E.
church, officiated. The groom is so well
and favorably known in this county that
he needs no introduction at our hands,
while the bride is an estimable young
lady and much respected. We add our
congratulations to that of their friends
in wishing them happiness.
The coming of the Meneley Quartette,
of Chicago, will probably give the people
of Tillamook county an opportunity of
hearing as talented entertainers as can be
found in the United States, They expect
to be at Tillamook City on the evening'
of the 27th inst. ; at Beaver. May 28th ;
Bay City, 29th ; and at Nehalem, 30th.
The Dalles (Otegon) Daily Chronicle says
of them ; “It beats all the circuses and
minstrels and comedies we haveever wit­
nessed. It was more than an entertain­
ment, it was a sermon, and a sermon
that will long be remembered. Tickets
can be bad for the entertainment at Till­
amook City at the restaurant of Miss
Lottie Freeman, at the store of Isaacs &
Bromlev, the store of Edmunds & Co.,
and of Mrs. Carey in the east part of
town. Reserved seat tickets will be for
sale at the office of T. H. Goyne.
The registration, which will close to­
day, will be about the same as two years
ago. Up to yesterday afternoon the
registration for the different precincts
showed the following figures :
1902. 1900.
Bny....................... ...... 74 . ... 92
Beaver ................. ...... 39 . ... 62
Blaine ................. ...... 32 . ... 31
Carnahan ................. 23 . ... 25
Dolph ................. ...... 11 . .. 30
Fairview............. ...... 120 . .. 107
Folev..................... ...... 27 . .. 26
Garibaldi............ .
.. 60
Hebo..................... ...... 43 . .. 60
Hoquarton.......... ..... 127 . .. 114
Little Nestucca ......... 71 . .. 74
Nehalem .............. ...... 110 . .. 90
Netarts............... ...... 35 . .. 39
Sand Lake......... ....... 22 . .. 26
South Prairie............. 73 . .. 87
Tillamook ........... ..... 179 . .. 180
Union.................... ...... 58 . .. 56
Barnegat............. ......
0 . .. 7
1166
Total.............. ... 1113
Quite a numlier are registering to-day,
and the indications are when the returns
are all in from different parts of the coun-
ty, more people will have registered than
two years ago.
Tillamook Public School.
The report of Tillamook Public School
for month ending May 9th, 1902 :
Mrs. Havs......
Miss Newell ...
Miss Cooper...
Mrs. Severa nee
B. 0. Snuffer...
639
748
703
758
680
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71
20 0
1 91 i 0
17', 0
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3348 182
3
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12
22
14
23
40
44
40
31
37
tardy.
You had better “C.” Ben Riesland. *
Messrs. C. H. Smith and J. L. Briggs,
Dr. T. P. Wise, dentist.
who had been figuring upon buying the
Take your county warrants to Todd Tillamook Lumber Co.’s saw mill in this
city for several weeks, have concluded
& Co.
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For good horse pasture apply to A. not to do so.
The steamer Sue H. Elmore left again
Benschidt.
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Mayor J. L. Briggs lelt for Portland this morning for Astoria with the fol­
lowing passengers : G. R. Hartley, Tom
on Saturday.
Casey, W. L. West, Clint Miller, Mrs.
Rev. C. P. Metzler left Friday on a few
Lula and Miss K. Adams.
weeks’ vacation.
Mr. Stephen T. Childers and Miss Grace
Ladies* Cnderwear and Corsets just
Reed were married on Sunday at the
received at Todd’s.
home of William Henry by Justice A 1.
Wanted, potatos in exchange for mer­ Stillwell, making another couple we have
chandise at Todd’s. _______
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to wish a long life of happiness.
Born, on Tuesday, to the wife of Mr.l John H. Stewart, the shoemaker, is
John Erickson, a da ugh ter.______
prepared to do all kinds of repairing to
A full fin^oFOveralls, Jacket sand Jum­ boots and shoes and rubber shoes, with
pers just received at Todd’s.
neatness and all work guaranteed first
Mr. Al. Smith and three sisters went class. Shop in rear of Jenkins’ store. *
out on the Elmore on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Latimer left here
When in town remember Davis’ barber on Friday for California. E Igar has
been in poor health for some time, and
shop. Opposite the Allen House.
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If you want something in real estate he has gone there hoping that the change
of climate will be the means of reg lining
at a low figure “C.” Ben Riesland.
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his health.
Candidates who purchase their cam­
Mrs. A. H. Adams and daughter went
paign cigars at Lamb’s always win. *
out on the steamer this morning to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Lem Parker and Mrs.
relatives in Portland. She will return
Sheldon left on the Elmore on Saturday.
with Mr. W. E. Page’s mother, who is
Todd & Co. will buy all kinds of now at Silverton, but will make her
county warrantsand pay highest prices.* home here.
If you want anything in the shape of a
The best saw on earth. Use the Great
loan, be it ever so large, “C.” Ben Ries­ Western saws and you will soon be
land.
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convinced of this fact, for they are re­
Messrs. S. McCainey and J. L. Wright cognized to be the best saw now on the
are in the city in the interest of the Mac- market. For sale at McIntosh & Mc­
abees.
Nair’s hard-ware store.
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Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Higgins expect to
Dates on which Mr. B. L. Eddy will
go out on the next boat on a visit to speak in Yamhill county at the following
Portland.
places
are : Amity,
May
19th ;
Razor honing a specialty with Davis Dayton, 20th ; Newburg, 21st ; Carlton,
the barber, opposite the Allen house. 22nd ; McMinnville, 23rd ; North Yam­
hill. 24th.
Price 25 cents.
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Mr. F. Van Dusen, state fish commis­
Wanted, County Warrants in ex­
change for merchandise or cash on ac­ sioner, came in last week for the purpose
of finding a location for a salmon hatch­
count at Todd’s.
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Mr. A. C. Bailey has closed out his im­ ery. He decided upon the Wilson river
plement store and disposed of the build­ and promised to erect one there. He left
on the steamer Sue H. Elmore on Satur-
ing to Cohn & Co.
' day.
The winning candidates for the last 10
'
Mr. L. N. Barnes caught a trout on 1
years (5 campaigns) have bought their
Sunday weighing 4H pounds and meas­
cigars by the box at Lamb’s
uring 21 inches. This is said to be the
Dr. Lawless, optician, scientiffically
largest trout ever taught in this county,
fits the eye with spectacles, and you can
and it took Mr. Barnes about thirty min­
pay on the installment plan.
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utes before he could land it, consequently
Dr. O. H. Davenport, dentist, will be he had considerable sport.
in his office in Tillamook City from the
I Commencing Friday, May 16th, we
1st to the 15th of each month.
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will make you the following low’ prices :
Lumber schooner W. H. Kruger left on
Prints, 5c. per yard.
Sunday for San Pedro, and will call in at
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar for $1.00.
San Francisco on her way down.
9 lbs. Arbuckle s Coffee, $1.00.
If you want your face taken care of by
Rolled Barley, $1.00 per sack.
a professional barber of 15 years’exper­
Wheat, $1.35 |>er hundred pounds.
ience go to the Davis’ barber shop.
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All other goods at correspondingly
low prices through the entire house
Mrs. Sturgeon has a large assortment
D. T. E dmunds .
of untrimmed shapes an I materials for
Mr. B. L. Eddy and a number of other
order work as well as pattern hats. *
republicans left here this morning for
Mr. H. C. Banker, of the H. C. Banker Nehalem to paint the twin towns on
Building Co. of Los Angeles, has pur­ that river red. Mr. Eddy speaks there
chased the Krebs saw mill at Nehalem.
this evening and will arouse the denizens
Candidates can buy cigars by the box of Bay City on Saturday evening with a
at Lamb’s and not lie charged excessive talk, and at his meetings he does not for­
prices just because they are running for got to roast the Filipino junta in this
office.
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citv. the members of which are suffering
Rev. J. Looser will hold confirmation , with the Filipino itch.
service and the Lord’s supper in the Pres­
Mr. IV. E. Page has filed a divorce suit
byterian church on Sunday next, at one against his wife, Mrs, Melissa Page, in
p.m.
the circuit court. These parties were
No. enrolled.
JOTTINGS.
WADE,
Stilimeli Avenue
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Hall Star Lodge. No. 66. A.O.U.W.,
Tillamook, May 12th, 1902.
Whereas, The Great Master Workman
of the Universe has in his infinite wisdom •
and mercy seen fit to remove from our
lodge room here below to the celestial
lodge above, our beloved Brother and
Workman, Fred L. Stallcop ;
Whereas his presence is greatlv missed
by all true Workmen, and a once happy
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fitzpatrick w*ent married atOwatouna.in the state of Min­
home has become desolate: a happy
out on the steamer on Friday on a visit nesota, on April 20th, 1866. The ground
bride has become a sorrowing widow ;
to Portland and returned on the steamer upon which the divorce is sought is that
Resolved, that we extend our sincere
Elmore.
Mrs. Page, disavowing the bonds of mat­ and heartfelt sympathy to the widow
Mr. D. B. Gaunt, of McMinnville, was rimony, wilfully and withont cause, de­ and friends in this their sad affliction ;
in the citv on Tuesday, in the interest of serted and abandoned plaintiff and has and that a copy of these resolutions Ixr
the mail routes ; also Mr. N. H. Sitton, , continued to do so. There are no minor given to the widow ; also to the local
children of the marriage
of Carltou.
papers for publication ; and that a copy
Married, on Sunday evening, in this of said resolutions be spread on the min­
The steamer Sue H. Elmore took out
200 cases cheese, 8 cases brick cheese. 40 city, at the residence of Mr. R. M. Wat- utes of our lodge.
boxes of butter, 110 sacks potatos and 3 i to i, in the presence of intimate friends, ' Committee. P. H. Davis, C. N. Drew
I Mr. Arthur G. Reynolds and Miss Daisy I and C. A.Johnson.
tons miscellaneous freight.
Laughter.
| cheered and laughed intensely after­
wards discovered it was a democratic
speaking, when he was very much cha­
I Conclusive expression of mirth.
canism amounts to bolting.
grined himself, being a professed repul»-
There are a great manv varieties of lican. The loudest laugh of all is he who
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| The democratic wire pullers who have laughter from the tiny infant that is laughs last.
1 the Filipino itch should be quarantined made to laugh by its mother’s gesticu­
lations, to the roaring outburst of ap­ Program for Decoration Day.
i in the Filipino junta.
plause. Laughter is either original or
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Prayer by Post Chaplain.
Our democrat friends are feeling just as imitative, that is, we have a laugh of
Reading of General Orders by W. N.
our
own,
or
else
we
have
learned
to
¡jubilant at this time as they were two
Reynolds, Adgt.
i years ago with the same frost in sight laugh like some one else.
“Cover with Flowers Their Graves,”
Most people have a laugh peculiar to mixed chorus.
. to suddenly cool off their aspirations.
themselves.
It is said. Washington
Remarks by Post Commander C. E.
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never showed his teeth. Colored people Rv nolds.
I There’s just a lew disgruntled repnbli
down south seemed to me to enjoy
Address by A. W. Severance.
' cans left who are still troubled with the
laughing very much. Did you ever look
Recitation by Mrs. Hayes’ class.
bonny-clabber, and having contracted
in the looking-glass and see how you
Remarks by T. H. Goyne.
the Filipino itch, they are sorry looking
appear ? Do you think that your laugh
Remarks by C. W. Talmage.
individuals hobnobbling with democrats.
could be improved ? Remember that a
“ Cover Them Over,” Treble Clef Club.
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hearty expression is most agreeable.
Remarks by T. B. Handley.
The unterrified John is offering the glad
Then there is the idiot's laugh. I once
“Sleeping for the Flag,” Mrs. C. W.
hand to the very party he bolted from noticed a mat; sawing wood, as soon
Talmage.
and fought four years ago, but in going as he would get a cut off, he would burst
Remarks by B, L. Eddy.
over the county somehow he can’t work I out with laughter until his sides would
Music, selected, Male Quartette.
up the enthusiasm and make the demo­ shake, then cut another stick and repeat
Remarks by C. Thayer.
crats kiss him like the ladies did Hobson. laughing alternately, fl don’t remember
“America,” by the Audience.
Kiss the babies, John, instead.
of ever seeing a laughing maniac. Next
A sermon on our duty to God will not
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there is the scorners laugh. Then the
be accepted as a substitute for doing
There is one peculiar trait with a num­ smile of approval and the discouraging our duty to man.
ber of men in Tillamook. Being of a vin­ laugh, in fact, laughing is almost a
The fool who buries his head in the
dictive temperament, if they have a dis­ language by itself. The mistaken laugh. dust has usually the impudence to de­
agreement with a person the first thing A gentleman went to a political meeting, clare that there can be nothing divine.
they want to do is to dothem up in busi­
ness. And about election time the vin­
dictive spirit appears to be intensified.
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The campaign liars, those who are !
troubled with the Filipino itch, are try- j
ing to make Tillamook City’s law-abid­
ing and respectable citizens the worst'
% Acre, choice corner location. $125.00.
element in the community, while the !
Block 12, of Park addition. $175.00. Block
bummers, grafters and gamblers are the i
13, of Park addition, $250.00. (Don’t missit).
saints. What a transformation that lit- •
Two Good Corner Lots, comfortable house
tie click has brought about for the gene­
and barn, two blocks from the Allen Hotel. $600.
ral public’s information. But they have
4*/2 acres of choice cleared land, comfortable
not turned the institutions of vice and
house, good barn, well fenced, on the citv limits.
$1050.00.
shame into places of virtue and sobriety
42 Acres of choice open prairie land. All
yet.
cleared and set to fine grass. $2600.00.
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Prof. G. A. Walker’s article on the pro­
posed county high school, which appears
on another page, should be read by those
The Leading Lund Agent of Tillamook County.
who are seeking light on the subject so
that they may be able to vote intelligent­
ly. We hope the professor’s argument
will be instrumental in ,-breaking down j
Financial Agent.
some of the prejudices which exists by
those who intend voting against a coun­
ty high school. Those who have an in­
terest in Tillamook should look at the
question fairly and impartially, not lose-1
ing sight of the fact that a county high I
school would be a great acquistion to the
county.
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It will be noticed that the county court
refused to entertain the petitions for
bridges across the Nehalem and Nestucca
rivers.
The Headlight contends that
these bridges are just as much needed,
The entire Stock of Clothing Hats, Shoes, Furnishing
and perhaps more so, than the bridges to
be built across the Wilson and Trask Goods, Mackintoches, Rubber and Oil Clothing.
Travel Valises
rivers, and it is not right that other parts and Valises to be closed out at Greatly Reduced Prices. Terms
of the county should be discriminated of sale to be lor cash or notes with approved security.
against. The Nestucca and the Nehalem
should be bridged, for the people in those
A C ut of 20 per cent on CLOTHING, HATS
sections are not only entitled to recogni­
and SHOES.
tion and consideration, but are justly en- i
A Cut of 40 per cent on MACKINTOCHES.
titled to have those rivers bridged as I
other parts of the county have been well ,
Other Lines in Proportion.
cared for. We hope this matter will be
taken up by the new county court.
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We are informed that at one of the re­
republican meetings in the south part of
The Business will be continued under the management of P.
the county last week Judge Sappington
undertook to roast the editor with the W. T odd , and groceries and feed will be Sold for Cash.
This sale is no fake, but a genuine sale to reduce the stock of
same kind of trash which is appearing in
the Ocean Wave. Thanks, judge, you Goods.
will find your record as county judge in
the back numbers of the Headlight, and
as some of your audience last week were
well aware, the half is not yet told. So
much for that. Now a word to republican
leaders. If you want to loose votes and ,
make the taxpayers disgnested, allow
Sappington to roust the Headlight at .
republicans meeting, for anything that
savors of graft the taxpayers will not |
tolerate. We doubt very much whether |
Sappington is supporting the republican ■
ticket, and that he wants the odium of
his administration to rest upon the re­
publican parti isgradually cropping out, |
and not upon the democrats with whom
he has been hobnobbling with of late.
The fidelity of some people's republi­
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THE EDITOR TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT.]
Bargains in Real
Estate.
C. BEN
RIESLAND,
DAIRY FARMS, TOWN PROPERTY AND
TIMBER LANDS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
DISSOLUTION SALE.
J. A. TODD to Retire from
Business.
All Accounts Due Us Must be Paid
at Once.
No Auction Goods or Bankrupt Stock.
SALE COMMENCES,
MONDAY MAY 3,1902.
J.A.TODD&CO
B. O. S nuffer . Teacher.
Resolutions of Condelence.
$1.50 per year.
Snap-Shot Remarks.
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BUHL MILK CANS.
1902.
Boot and Shoe Repairing.
You can get your boots, shoesand rub­
bers repaired in a hurry at W. E. Page’s.
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON.
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A Strong Constitution !
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Is kept up and maintained by occasionally helping nature to clean out the
impurities that accumulate in the system.
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Ça rQai na ri 1 la does that *n the natural way- Cleans the
LU C>y O
OCX! O<X|JCXI 11 Id. complexion, stops that headache, regulate
the kidney and liver. Makes RICH RED BLOOD. A healthy body keeps away con­
tagious diseases. This is the time of year to house clean your system.
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Take it nom.
For Sale only at
CHAS. I. CLOUGH
The Reliable Druggist,
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