Tillamook headlight., October 23, 1902, Image 1

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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, OCTOBER 23
Cook Stoves
Heaters
Hardware, Tinware. Iron and Steel.
The Celebrated Buhl Milk Cans.
Paints, Oils, Glass, Sash and Doors.
All Plumbing and Tin Work Promptly Attended to.
Wagons, Buggies, and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Guns, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, etc
>1.50 per year,
It may be interesting to the people of deht and borrowing money from his son-
The Opening Ball of the Season
this county to know that North Yamhill in law*, an honest, hard-working boy, will be given at the Tillamook Opera
will soon have a large and commodious and suddenly skipping out without pay­ Mouse, on Thprsdav evening, October
ho|pl, w hich is a long felt want in that ing the same ; also the tight place Wat­ 301 h. Music will be rendered by the new
dusty burg. The only place that the son found himself in when he had to finir part orchestra. Dancing will com­
editor could find where he could change clear out of Elma or commit suicide, which mence at 9'o'clock sharp. A banquet
his duds after crossing the mountain was he threatened to do. These reliable facts consisting of the best the season affords
in the livery barn.
will make the "Baby Act Graft" exceed­ Will be served in the gallery of the Opera
We call the attention of our readers to ingly interesting to those who allow the House from eleven to one o'clock. Good
hwadvt. of Everding & Farrell, of Port- man who has guzzled down whiskey prompting and good order is insured.
tiiAI. who want more of our dairv pro­ enough to float the Sue H. Elmore to The hall • will be decorated for the
ducts. These people are hungry for Tilla- i tap them again. But we have a spark ^ccasion.. Gentlemen not desiring
nuribk fancy creamery butter, becanse of sympathy, however, for Watson, for dancing tickets will be charged a small
it is distressing to see a man at enmity
they know that the butter manufactured with bis own relatives and beaded for admission fee at the door. A good time
in this county is the pure, wholesome the asylum._______________
is insured. The public is invited.
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and unadulterated stuff and they can
Held Up and Robbed.
easily get the top prices for it.
Timber Claim For Sale.
A union service will be held in the Pres-
Having been held up and robbed, 1
a. S ... .. •• / Church
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7 • 'J/A ' ask those who are indebted to me to call
For Sale—160 acres fine timber land,
byterian
Sabbath
at ” 7.30
D.m., in recognition of the faithful work and settle at once, either by cash or note 9 miles from Tillamook. Address.
p.m.,
M. K ing ,
of the Rev. C. P. Metzler and for the secured,
purpose of wishing him God speed upon
Being in need of ready cash, and must Columbus, Washington.
his departure for China, where he will have it. special prices will be made for a
For Sale.
soon take up the great task of a gospel short tim. only. Call and see me and
missionary. Members of nil churches as inspect my work. None better in the
A good single top buggy. Cnll soon.
well as non-members are cordially in* city.
H eins , the Leading Artist.
W. E. P age .
vited.
W. N. B lodgett ,
G abriel S ykes .
While in Portland the editor called
upon Captain W. C. Langfitt, United
States engineer. who has charge of the
river and harbor improvements. He wns
somewhat in doubt when the govern­
ment improvements would be resumed in
Tillamook as he was waiting for the sur­
vey of the bay, which is now being made,
before he decided what is liest to be done
by way of dredging. In all probability •
Houses Rented and Taxes paid for non-Risidents.
a dredger will be fixed to the scow to
take the place of the bucket dredge, «nd
on that account it may be several months
before work is resumed.
The steamer George R Vosburg ar­
rived in from Astoria Wednesday and re­
ports having towed the schooners Oak­
land and Lizzie Prien to sea from Neha­
lem last Thursday, and the schooner
We want consignments of the best article and cannot
Letitia out on Sunday. These schooners
get too much. We are Headquarters for Butter
are all loaded with lumber for San
and will get you top prices.
Francisco carrying altogether about 1,-
000,000 feet. She also reports haying
towed the schooner John F. Miller into
that port to load lumber on Thursday.
Her passengers were : W. S. Thompson,
Father H. J. McDevitt, S. M. Roth-
child, W. J. Vogart, J. K. Hicks, J. J.
McCoy, Miss Hicks, Mrs. Morris.
“C.” BEN
The best saw on earth. Use the Great
Cohn and Co. has been paying 12Vi
cents for cheese in this city, being about Western saws and you will soon be
the highest price paid this season. They convinced of this fact, for they are re­
MC.” Ben Riesland.
cognized to be the best saw now on the
expect the price to go higher.
Cooper & Botts, for abstracts.
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When you want to know anything market. For sale at McIntosh & Mc­
New waist silks at Mrs. Sturgeon’s.*
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about the Oregon Fire Relief Association Nair’s hard-ware store.
Farm loans at 6 per cent. Apvly to cell upon or write J. S. Stephens, who is
We do not think that Tillamookers,
B. L. Eddy.
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who have been in the habit of carrying
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the agent for Tillamook county.
F. B. Ferguson was in from Amity on
big wads of money with them when they
The editors in Yamhill County have
cross the mountains, will not take the
Wednesday.
formed an association. They must* ha ve
Farm loans 7 per cent. Apply to C. become infatuated with the community chance of being relieved of it in future,
, for they catch on mighty quick.
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of interest idea for self protection.
Dates have been set for taking evidence
Born, on Monday, to the wife of Ed.
Rev. S. S. White has been appointed to
Earl, a daughter.
succeed Rev. C. P. Metzler as pastor of; in over 40 Tillamook timber claim con­
Mr. J. J. McCoy came in on the stea- the Presbyterian church in this city, and tests, in which G O. Nolan and Low are
mer on Wednesday,
he is expected in for the services next the contestants. They will begin in De-
i cember and will continue through Janu­
J. W. Cornelius was in from Forest Sunday.
ary, if they are not withdrawn in the
Grove on Wednesday.
We want a live correspondent in eyery
meantime.
Mr. A. E. Imbler went out on the boat school district. Now who will act in
Otto Heins, the photographer, who
this capacity and send us the news in
on Monday on business.
was held up on Saturday was up against
their
vicinity
?
We
will
supply
stamped
Born, to the wife of Mr. Louis Bly bach,
the real thing, so from this on one will
stationery.
on Wednesday, a daughter.
believe he was actually in one of those
We are sorry to hear that Mrs. How­ predicaments which he had so often
Mr. M. F. Lamb came in on the stage
ard Cary is seriously sick at Salem, and gone through with his vivid imagina-
on Tuesday from a visit to Eugene.
recommend
her immediate
uou. Ppt. your hands up, Otto.
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to.
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Schooner Redondo came ip this morn­ the ■ doctors
removal to a different climate. She is at
ing to load lumber at the Truckee mill.
Mr. R. W. Mitchell, secretary for the
her mother’s residence.
committee having in hand the matter of
Ladies’ dress and fancy goods in end-
Mayor Brodhead and Recorder Coates presenting Admiral Clark, who com­
less varie ties just received at Cohn’s. *
If you have any second hand chairs were the only city officials who put in manded the battle-ship Oregon, with a
that you wish to sell.—C. Ben Riesland.t an appearance on Monday evening, con­ sword, has authorized the Editor of the
sequently for the lack of city dads there Headlight to take up subscriptions in
A fine stock of new clothing just re­ was no meeting.
Tillamook. Let’s help it along, gentle-
ceived from a New York factory at
Elder T. H Starbuck, of Portland, will men.
Cohn’s.
hold meetings in the Seventh Day Adven­
D T. Edmunds'new general merchan­
Good team of horses with harness antf tist Church Friday, Saturday and Sun­ dise store on Main street is another at­
wagon for sale at 1200.00.—C. Ben. day evenings, commencing at 7:30. All tractive place of business in thiscity, and
Rieslnnd
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are cordially invited.
is stocked with a fine line of goods. Mr
Twenty-five cases of the celebrated
William B. Dennis, of Blackbutte, Ore., D. T. Edmunds is one of our old, reliable
Buckingham & Hecht boots and shoes writes us thatheis wanting the names of merchants and has a reputation for car­
at Cohn's.
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parties who pack Tillamook butter. If rying a good class of goods, and in hrs
You can produce the stylish dip front any of our subscribers have packed but­ new quarters we wish him success.
by using a waist former for sale at Mrs. ter to sell they should write him.
The editor returned to his sanctum on
Sturgeons.
* I The steamer Sue H. Elmore came in on Saturday after spending nearly two
Mrs. Hy. Alderman came in from Port I Saturday from Astoria with a number of weeks in Portland on business and visit­
land on Saturday, where she had gone passengers and freight. It was an ideal ing old friends. As luck would have it,
on business.
day, the weather being lovely with a the steamer Sue H. Elmore sailed Satur­
day, otherwise the editor would have
Razor honing a specialty with Davis calm sea. She left again on Monday.
been a passenger on the stage which was
the barber, opposite the Allen house.
Now that Ralph Ackley’s store has its
Price 25 cents.
* I plate glass front in it looks somewhat of held, up that evening.
Portland is evidently enjoying a season
Rev. J. Looser will hold services in the I a sporty place to do business in. Any­
Adventist Church next Sunday, from way, Ralph has a nice store and is out to of prospei ity. Business is brisk, improve
ments are going on in every direction,
one to two o'clock..
! d<» all the business he can in the sporting besides, there is a boom in erecting new
Prof. Haler has consented to give the line.
and handsome residences. Portland is
boys who belong to the club some in­
Miss Mande Sturgeon, who is a a substantial city,with a steady growth,
struction in athletics.
licensed pharmacist by examination, and it is safe to predict that it will con­
Dr. O. H. Davenport, dentist, will be and late graduate of four year course in tinue to grow for a number of years.
in his office in Tillamook City from the pharmacy, has charge of the prescription
Rev. C. P. Metzler will bring his minis­
department of S turgeon ’ s D rug S tork * try to a close on Sunday, when he will
1st to the 15th of each month.
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It was no surprise to us to hear that preach morning and evening in the Pres­
Dr. Wise will return from Nehalem
about Tuesday and will remain a few ' the North Yamhill-Tillamook stage was byterian church. The people of this citv
held np and the robber went through the ' regret that Mr. Metzler is leaving, but he
dnys before leaving for Portland.
passengers, for this county was visited 1
On Fridav evening the members of the the past few months by a number of stis I will take with him the l>est wishes of the
Presbyterian church will have a social I picious characters who evidently did con- ' community in his new sphere of-labor in
gnthering at the residence ot Mr. B. L. i siderable rubl>ernecking to see where they the China mission held.
A lievy of our citizens assembled rather
Eddy.
could get in their work.
l>crmiscuouslv at the Perkins hotel in
Why pay $75 for steel ranges from the
Portland the other day. and being intro,
peddlers when you can get a better steel
duced to so many, a well-known person
range from McIntosh & McNair for $45
in that city jokiugly remarked ■_ “Port- |
to $50 ?
[ land must be getting lousy with Tilla- I
We have moved to our
Otis E. Farmer and Miss Nina Miles
I mookers.’* It so tickled the denizens of (
NEW STORE, three
are two more of our young people to
this county they all joined in a hearty
doors
South
of
the
plight their love and their fortunes in
| laugh,
P.O.,
where
we
have
a
matrimony.
Next Monday evening Star Ix»dge
big Stock of Sporting
Dr. Lawless will leave in a few days
will celebrate the anniversary of the
Goods, Guns and
far a boniness trip on the outside, to lie
I Ancient Order United Workmen in Todd’s
Ammunition, Bicy-
HKleevernl month. Mrs. Lawless and
■ hall. The ladies of the Degree of Honor
cle^, etc. Sell at
daughter will remain here.
| have prepared a short program and will
right prices. Put on
Rain. ruin, rain, with occasionM warm
! serve a butter fly supper. The proceeds
frills. Work hard
ami balmy davs. is what Tillamookers
: are to lie used to take care of three little
your trade.
Have
have made up their minds to experience
fatherless children of Father Upchurch,
schemes, fads, or ques­
the next few months.
the founder of the order. Everybody is
tionable methods to ex­
most cordially invited.
ploit. Don’t run down
' Mr and Mrs. W illiam Easom arrived
our competitors or their
Rev. Father H. J. McDevitt came in
over from Tillamook during the week
goods. Keep plugging
on the steamer Wednesday to fill the va-
and will make their home in this place.—
away trying to satisfy
icancy in the Catholic church. Rev.
llorth Yamhill Record.
you and incidentally
Father J. J. Burri l*eing transferred to
Mickrl in the «lot in ichmes. which hart
make a little profit. Nuff
McMinnville. The reverend gentleman
fetun running contrary to law tn Port-
said.
will hold mass as usual on Star lay’ nest.
lanil. have been closed down upon, but
The many friends of Father Burri regret
iisthi« little kingdomof Tillamook.where
that he had to leave Tillamook, but be
Be people arc allowed special privileges
carries with him their respect and best
openly ignore the law, the slot mi­
wishes.
ss are still in business in this citv.
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Dairy Farms. Timber Claims.
Home Locations. Town Property
Insurance. Loans.
Financial Agent.
Tillamook City, Oregon
CREAMERY
BUTTER.
EVERDING & FARRELL,
Portland, Or.
At a meeting of the stockholders and
directors of the Tillamook Lumber Com I
pany in the office of Mr. Claude Thayer i
on Wednesday, the interests of that
company changed hands for the consid­
eration of $11,500, which includes the
saw mill property,but not the Headlight
building.
The new company elected
F. S. Whitehouse, president; P. McIn­
tosh, secretary, and J. R. Harter direc
tor. The possession of the mill will be"
obtained as soon as arrangements can
be made with Mr. Taft. The sawmil]
will be improved as soon as possible.
Mayfield Woolen Mill Co’s. All Wool Clothing.
Barton Brother’s Village School Shoes.
Two lines that cannot be beat in quality
and price.
We sell an absolutely all Wool SUIT,
stylish and neat at $9.00 to $12.50, that
There is very little difference between equals many Suits others charge
15.00 to
the man who holds up a stage and goes
through the passengers and the man who ’ $18.00.
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runs a gambling game for the purpose of
causing those to go broke who are fool­
We do not add on Portland profit of
ish enough to allow themselves to be held
up and gone through at a gambling
table. All the difference is one uses one 100 per cent, but are willing to sell at a
method of relieving a man of his money,
while the other uses Another method ol live and let live price.
extracting money unlawfully, therefore,
if gamblers are allowed to run gambling
Our line of Shoes are up to date, but
houses contrary to law, we do not see
why the same privilege should not be away down in price.
granted to those who go through the
passengers on the stage or want to crack
and go through the safes in the banks ,
and stores of this city. That’s logic.
R. M. Watson has returned to Tilla­
mook after exhausting his “hot air’’ and
credit at Elma, Wash., where he made
another miserable financial fizzle in the
newspaper business, and is now doing
the “baby act” trying to work on the
sympathies of his former friends for help
to assist him start another newspapers
in this city, and for the express purpose 1
of bucking his nephew, Rollie Watson, I
who bought, with hard earned cash, the
Herald plant and bis uncle’s goodwill in
the same. It is most contemptible on
R. M. Watson's part, under the circum­
stances, for him to identify himself with
a newspaper in this county, for having
sold his rood will his nephew has a re­
course at law. We would suggest that
the new newspaper lie called the “Baby
Act Graft,” and should give a graphic
account of Watson's last 'bout with his I
wife, going home drunk, running into I
W alkover
for M en
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FLOUR
and
TODD & CO
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Ralph Ackley
THE NEW SCHOOL BOOKS
I have been appointed a depository for all the NEW TEXT BOOKS adopted by the
Oregon State Board of Education, and will carry all the books adopted by them.
My Stock of School Supplies
la complete in every detail.
My prices are always right.
C I CLOUGH,
Reliable Druggist and Stationer
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