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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, February 5. j VALENTINES.1c.to$1.5O Î POST OFFICE CORNER TUTTLE’S PHONE 481. PLEASANT VALLEY. The blanket of snow that over spreads the county is not welcomed by the in habitants. We hope for the appearance of the welcome rain again. The protracted meeting here has closed with two convertions. Dr. E. W. Mills fell the other dav and broke a rib, but he is not confined to the house on account of the accident. It seems as though there is going to lie a scarcity in the crop of school teachers in this county as there are so few applicants for positions. Tillamookers are the most energetic people in the world. The harder it rains the more they travel to and from town. It would seem that they have not time to go to town only when it is too wet to work. Now, who says a Tiilamooker is lazy ? ________________ SANDLAKE. 1903. Bright’s Disease. Mrs. Horton only served a little o/er two months, when she was pardoned The largest price ever paid for a pre School report for District No. 42, for by Governor Geer._________ scription, changed hand« in Sail hraii- month ending January 30.1903 : cisco. Aug. 30, 1901. The transfer in No. of pupils enrolled, 21; whole no. Thirty Loaves for a Dollar. volved in colli and «lock $112,500.00 of days attendance, 372 ; whole no. of For two weeks from January 31st to and was paid by a party of business men da vs absence, 11 ; no. of times tardy, 0 ; February 14th we will give you 30 for a specific for Bright’s Disease and visitors, 4. Those on roll of honor for month : ¡oaves of bread for one dollar. I’ll pay Dial'etes, hitherto incurable diseases. They commenced the serious investi Charles Turner, Roy Turner, Edna $100 to anybody who could prove that Turner, Zaretha Gage, John Gage, Willie anything but the best of everything is gation of the specific Nov. 15, 1900 Gage, Ella Gage, Mary Brooten, Dolver used in the making of our bread, or that They interview ed scores of the cured and Brooten, Dena Brooten, Harry Brooten, we use anything that the best house : ried it out on ite merits by putting over Clyde Hudson, Harry Hogen, Willie keeper would not use. Tickets bought three dozen cases on the treatment ami ' They also got pliysi- during this time are good at any time, watching them. Werachkul, Edda Glick, Claude Riggs. cans to name chronic, incurable cases, A. C. V ogler ’ s B akery . G race F orde , Teacher. and administered it with the physicians forjudges, Upto Aug. 25 eighty-seven Wedding in Canada. percent of the test cases were either well From the Sarnia Observer (Can.), we or progressing favorably. take this item of news, as it is of interest i There being but thirteen per cent of to some of our readers ; failures, the parties were satisfied and A very pretty and impressive wed closed the transaction. The proceedings ding was solemnized on Jan. 14th, at ! of the investigating committee and the the home of Mr. and Mrs. George clincial reports of the test cases were Shand, Brock street, when their dau published and will be mailed free on ghter. Miss Margaret Louisa, became application. Address John J. Fuiton the bride of Mr. George Chester Mez- Company, 420 Montgomery St., S hu ger, the Rev. John K. Hall, of Albert * Francisco. Cal. street Presbyterian church, officiat AND ing, Miss Kitty Aitkins played the wedding march. The bride entered the parlor on the arm of her father, who gave her away. She was prettily dressed in white organdie, trimmed with applique and carried a shower bouquet of bridal roses. Little Helen Watt, of Tillamook, Ore., niece of the Does all kinds of Watch, Clock bride who served as flower girl, looked very sweet in a frock of white muslin and Jewelry repiring if first- and carried a basket of white carna classed order. tions. Miss Isabella Shand, sister of the bride, who acted as bridesmaid, was Engraving a specialty. daintily gowned in white organdie and carried pink roses. Mr. Fred Mezger, of Windsor, brother of the groom, acted as best man. After receiving congrat- ulations, the gucsts repaired to the dining room, where the wedding breakfast was served. The bride was the recipient of many' beautiful and PROPRIETOR useful presents as a token of esteem from her numerous friends. The happy couple left on the noon train, Th irsday. for Detroit and Windsor, amid showers of rice and good wishes and on their return will reside on West Brock street. School Report. HEADLIGHT Welch preaches at Sandlake school-house the first Sunday of each month. His sermons are quite interest ing and are listened to with much in terest and a good attendance. Snow ? Well, I guess so, and it is Picture Nails, doz....... 10c. r staying with us. Some are guessing Needle Point Pins ..... 3C. 15c. Wardrobe Hooks,doz.. Sharp’s Needles............ 4C. about their hay, and old bossy is won -4 Safety Pins .................. 4C. Table Spoons, doz....... '5C- dering if her master will do the same Clark’s Lustre............ 4C. Blacking Brushes........ IOC. next hay time. Clark’s Darning Cotton 3C. Velvet Belts, New........ «Sc. Well, we are to have another cheese Wool Mittens ............... 9C. Dexter’s Knitting Cot I factory on the Lake. I. J. Harris will Window Shades........... 29c. ton ............................. 5C put in one. Sandlake can boast of more Extension Curtain Rods 10c. to ! cheese factories in proportion to the Curling Irons............... 4C. Genuine Hair Rats....... IOC. r population than any other district in Glass Toothpick Hol Flannelette Wrappers.. 88c. » Oregon. Who says we are not a pro- 4C. ders .......................... ■ Sattine Petticoats....... 69c. » gressiye people ? More grass, more cows. Wire Egg Beaters......... 3C< -1 Shirt Waist................... 49C. F more money, and yes, and better roads, Dover Egg Beaters...... Sc. Eiderdown Dressing Potts, Iron Handles .... 8c. 4 to They are all bound to come. Saques ...................... 88c. ► The young men of Sandlake seem to Wood Handle Potato Mashers..................... 4C. Men’s all Wool Suits...$4-5» to have taken quite to heart what we had Hand Brushes ............ SC. Men’s Copper Riveted Overalls..................... 45C r to say about Sandlake being behind in Vaseline ....................... SC. - the matter of weddings, and every last Paring Knives ............ 4C. Men’s Twill Shirts ..... 40c. ► one of them have gone and shaved off Men’s Black Mole Skin Apple Corers................ 5C. Shirts......................... 65c. F their mustache and propose to raised» Picture Wire ............... 2C. to fresh one. And even some of the married ► men have done the same and others are SOLE AGENT FOR ACADEMY SCHOOL SHOES. to leaning that way. Such a set of mugs - 1 you never saw. We think it will be a ! tailure. The girls are in dispair. The snow is driving the deer down out of the mountains and some of them Boiler Work, Logger's Work and Heavy Forging Why this Advance in Lumber ? wherewith to build when the raise in never go back. the ¡nice calls for only $15 to $20 extra Fine Machine Work a Specialty. Farmer, Kays & Johnson’s mill is At Vancouver. Wash., thirty members Looking into the advance price of dif expense on an ordinary house ? running and they propose to have some of the W. C. T. U. visited all the saloons To put the whole gist of the argument shingles to haul out in the spring. ferent articles, it is only right that the in the city last evening to see if the San !■ w w w w w w w* wv real cause should be looked into more into a nutshell, when butter, cheese and Mrs. Phelps is doing considerable im day lay was inforced. They found most tr closely, for all the argument is not on one lumber were down to bedrock during the proving on her place. of them open. One or two got wind of side by a long way, that is if we desire to hard times but very few people had i We are to have six month’s of school their visit and locked them out. It is arrive at a just and equitable decision of money to build, consequently were un j this season, and school will commence rumored that Judge A. L. Miller will what is right. Only a few years ago, as able to do so. With the advance in price I a|)()Ut tbe firgt of march We have„.t call a session of the grand jury with a every dairyman in Tillamook county will of all local products the past few years, learned the teacher’s name. view of closing saloons on Sunday and remember, cheese was selling at 7c per how easy it is to erect new barns, resi- ; It is rumored that Mr. Gove will rent doing away with gambling Tile Chief deuces and business houses to dav pound and butter at 12c. Today it is his place this season. of Police lias orders to arrest the pro selling for 18c. and 32!6c. respectively. compared with hard time prices. Look at i Mr. Creighton is doing some canvasing prietors of gambling housesand bring Meat used to retail at 6c. and 8c. ; to the improvements all over Tillamook for a washing machine, a cooker, etc. them before Judge llaine to pay their the past few years and decide for your- | il iv it is worth 10c. to 13c. Other farm Emmet Webb made a trip to Wood monthly fines, so that another George products have made like advancement, self which is best for the people in the 1 Monday. ________________ Nerton affair will not occur. Freight in 5-ton lots and over $3.50 per ton. as the present price of ycung stock and county : High prices or hard time prices , Freight in less than 5-ton lots, $4.00 per ton. Preaching at the Baltimore Cathedral NEHALEM. cows, hogs and horses, can now plainly for Tillamook's products ? on "Christ ibe Only Enduring name in Passenger rate, $3.50. The only kick the Headlight has, is be be seen and needs no argument to show I)r. Bartel was up from Tillamook last History and the Only True Reformer of that they have doubled in value since the cause it cannot get into the band wagon week to Au«. D h vidson's, having been Society,” Cardinal Gibbons sounded a hard times. Hardware, dry goods, gro. and raise the price of advertising and on called to see Mr. Davidson's oldest note of warning m divorce suits. ‘‘There subscription, for it costs 25 per cent ceries, etc., have all taken their full share is a social scourge more blighting and of increase in value. Labor now de more for paper, 50 Tier cent more for ma I boy. I Old Mr. Scliwebrus is quite sick and more distrnctive of family life than mands $2 where it was glad to get $1 terial and 25 [>cr cent more for rent than he is being cared for by Hermen Tubbe Mortnorisin,” said he. "It is the fear for the same amount ol work a few years it did four years ago. So if anyone is sing, at whose home he is staying. fully increasing number of divorce mills getting it in the neck it is the editor. ago. Land has more than doubled hi ' Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Newell and Grand- throughout the United States. These value. ! ma Newell went tn Hobsonviile last mills, like the mill« of the Gods, are Real Estate Transfers. Then conies lumber. Thearticles whose week and took passage on the Vosburg slowly hilt surely grinding the domestic advancement of late has seemed to enter Furnished by Cooper & Botts, Abstract to Yaquina, on their way to their home altars of the nation. Husband and wife into, as it were, the hearts of Tillamook - ers. in Eugene. are neper» ted on the flimsiest pretexfs, ers deeper than all others combined. Transfers from January 29th, to Feb Charlev Handy returned from Minne And, as if the different states of the Because there are those of us who de ruary 2th, 1903. sota last week. Union were not sufficiently accom aiodat- sire to build cheaply, therefore, we wish Rev. Gabriel Sykes, acting presiding to know, c in it be that any one person, U.S. A. to Calif N. Drew. Patent. Se c|(|er hdd ql)ar,cr|v meeting at the ing in this respect. South Dakota has the STEAMERS—SUE FT. ELMORE, W. II. HARRISON. enviable distinction of granting ndivoece or persons, arc guilty of actual miscon Ne sec. 4 and W. q Nw and Ne Nw, O()ioi) p<.ak K.hool.houM, Jalluarv 04 ONLY LINE—ASTOTIA TO TILLAMOOK, GARIBALJH, for the mere asking of it, on the sole duct because of said advance * sec. 3, tp. 3 S, to. | T()e Nehalem Cheese and Butter , condition of a brief sojourn within her BAY' CITY, HOBSON VILLE. Shall we blame the farmers because Patent. Factory has sold out to the Nehalem | borders.’’ Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Kailroad & Navigation Co. and cheese and butter is so high to Tilla- U. S. A. to William A. Oliver. also the Astoria & Columbia River R. R. foi San Francisco, Portland Sw Ne \V. Jj Se and Se Sw sec. 9, 2 Dairy Association, so there will lie but If the United States finally enters up mookers, when they have an open, out and all points oast. For freight and passenger rates apply to | one factory. This will be located at the on ths construction of an interoeeanic N, 10. side market, that fully warrants advance SAMUEL ELMORE & CO. General Agents, ASTORIA. OR forks of the river canal over the Panama route, as now in prices ? Shall we openly chastise the U. S. A to Charles Poppleyoung B. C. LAMB, Agent, Tillamook Oregon. see.ns probable, it will first pay to the merchant because hardware, dry goods Patent. Se Sw, S Ji Se and Ne Se, A cents R. R, Co , Portland. COUL8ONBURQ g 1 |A. & C. It. R. Co.. Portland. Panama Canal Company the vast sum and groceries are higher, knowing, as we 7. I S, 9. Clay Danials and family, of Nehalem, of $40,000,000. This payment represents do, that prices outside govern those in May F. Drew and busband to George spent the 24th at N. Coulson. more than the mere right of way of this Tillamook City. Cohn. Se Ne sec. 4, N. Nw and Wm. Thum, of Blaine, was in the burg company ; it represents the work already Although some mny have felt a little Sw Nw, see. 3, 2 S, 10. $1200.00. this week, done towards digging the vast ditch, the discouraged and out of patience at the E. T. and D. F. Coulson spent a few Panama Railroad, the maps, drawings advance in lumber, would it not be well Fred A. Daly and wife to Rosana Baker. Nw Sw 16, 1 S, 10. $100 00. days last week at Blaine. I and records, and a balance thrown in by to remember that outside prices govern Rev. R. Y. Blalock, who has lieeti in way of bonus, but it is said that the lat lumlier also, and that today outside I Joanna Tomlinson and husband to prices, with freight rates of $4.50 per M George Cohn. W. Sw, sec. 3 and the valley the past few week’s is ex- ter item is cumparai ilely small, for the 1 (tected home this week. ditch already constructed, according to stand fully $10 per M higher for all the E Ji Se, 4, 2 S, lu. $100000. I have the largest and best assorted stock of old $ Rev. Blair and wife were in our midst official estimates, represents an expendi W best classes of lumber than the present J. J. McCoy to Tillamook County Bank. one day Inst week. i ture of about $27.000.000, and the Pan W Wines and Liquors that has ever been imported into Au price in Tillamook ? Lots 1 and 2 and Se Nw, 16, I S, 10. Mrs. Blalock and Miss Ethel Ray ama Railroad stock st par is worth al ® this City. Poor lumber ! It seems to have no $550 00. 1 spent one day Inst week With Mrs. N. most $7,000 090, The French company rights. The advance of $1.00 per M. on EE rough lumlier (notwithstanding the ad James J. McGinnis and wife to Lawrence Coulson. will give to this Government, among vance in logs taking most of it), appears Sanders. Lots 6 and 7, sec. 6, 4 S, 9 ■ other things, al«>ut 30.000 acres of land SOUTH PRAIRIE. and all of E q Se 1,4 S, to, Iving to have created no end of complaint and i which, with the lands belonging to the ! east of Big Nestucea. $2500 00. Three inches of snow fell on the railrmd company, cover nearly all the dissatisfaction, but not so with the ad I ground required for the actual construe. vance price of butter and cheese. Guy C. Vaugh» and wife to Nelson P Prairie Inst Saturdnv. The Headlight does not expect to see The logging camp was shut down a ; I tion of the canal. Wheeler. W q Se, Sw Ne and lot A Don’t drink cheap doctored stuff when you can lumber go lower, in thet, liefore another couple of days Inst week on account of George W. __ __________ w, Hayes, the only ___ man _, ever 3.4,38,7. $937.83. S' year rolls round it would not surprise us to stormy weather. sentenced to the penitentiary in this as buy it pure and unadulterated from me. much to see it advance again. And we Peter H. Peterson and wife to J. W. and The Misses McFalls visited Mrs. Guy state for adultery, is now a free man, J. Henry Cochran. E H Se sec. 33 Vaughn's last week. hope it will, for the same reason that we after serving nearly a year's time. He and E q Ne, sec. 26, 3 N, 6. $5.00 like to see butterand cheese advance in There was a dance given at Grandma received the good news Monday morn. price. Like that, lumlier is a local pro- Claude Thayer and wife to Frank Paul. Johnson s last Saturday evening. ' ing and came immediately to Portland. duct, and higher it goes in price better it Charles Wells and Ed. I.each were in where he was in consnltatiou with a 60 acres in 36. t S, to and I, 3 S, 10. will lie for Tillamook and those who the neighborhood hunting a tew days number of friends. His sentence was $3700.00. have timber and other interests here. ago. I commuted, to take effect on February 1, Kandell Dnnsmoor and wife to J. L. ! Hence, if any of our citizens intend put. Most of the young people of the and early Monday morning lie was J. P. ALLEN, Washburn. Ne 14, 3 N, 6. $1400. ting off building this year they may lie Prairie enjoyed coasting on the hill near given hit liberty. He returned to Salem 00. Proprietor. sorry for it before the year expires, for Mr. Issac Quick's Inst Sunday. 4 to try to prevent his license to practice lumber, like other commodities, is going A. D and E. E Partner to J. J. McGinn First Class accommodation at Second Class Rate. Albert Darby visited at Sand Lake law from licing revoked, in a proceeding ahead, ami no matter how we may com is. All of K q Se. i. 4 S, to lying ' last week. which is pending in that city. It will lie plain about it, we Tillamookers can't east of Rig Nestucea river $400 00. ‘ Mr. Dwight West has been engaged in remembered that George W. Hayes, who I stop it. And we cannot see why we W. S. Runyon by Sheriff to A W. Sev- repainting the side of the school house, >vas register of the land office at Burns, ' Centrally Lioeated want to, if we take a broad view ami the Rates, $1 Per'Day eiance. Tax deed. W q and Ne which will be a good improvement. Or., was convicted and sentenced last ' interest of the county into consideration. April for living in adultery with Mrs. ! Ne 47, I N. 7. |u.to. Nothing hut a period of hard times will Wanted, a Dairy Farm. Effie Horton, ot that place. Action was i lower the price of lumlier, and even then Olean Iaind Co .to Nelson P. Wheeler also instituted against Mrs. Horton on | M. H. LARSEN, Proprietor. Quit claim. S S Ne, S S Nw and it is a quest 1011 whether that woii’deffect Wanted, by a responsible young man, tlie same charge and she was later con- lots 1. 3 and 4, 1 3 S, 8. ft 00. it much—but that is a long way off yet. a dnirv farm to rent. Enquire at the vic ted and sentenced to one year’s im. Will we wait till then lor cheap lumlier Two mortgages securing $3850.00 filed Headlight office. The Be»< Hotel in the city. N’oChiww Employed. I prisonment in the state penitentiary. 1 Items Picked at Random over the Low Price Store. $2.25. CASE, « fl Tillamook Iron Woks fl fl fl General Machinists & Blacksmiths fl fl fl TILLAMOOK, OREGON. Steamer Geo R. Vosburg Will Run Between Tillamook and Astoria. Ship Freight by A. & C. Railroad in Care of Geo. R. Vosburg. NEHALEM TRANS. CO. Pacific Navigation Co. J J- S. LAMAR, 2 & WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT. $ i Whisky, $2.25 to $8.00 per gal. | a Wines, $1.00 to $3.00 per gal. j $ ft ftg nt ® Allen House, LARSEN HOUSE, TILLAMOOK, OREGON
