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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, MAY 7,
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o $10,0
3ANK
IS.
IMPROVEMENTS CO ON AT THE POPULAR STORE
Ulsox,
Hour.
AHXISOX
IHTOtu
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e of Ore, _
of the 1« I
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“Kai»
- hereby n
?ro|»eriy ■
! office o
Tillamou
from tha
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We’ve doubled the floor space and put in a Beautiful Platt ? 1 Glass Front—very city-like this—but our motive is to
make this a Comfortable Trading Place as well as a Profitable () )ne to our customers. We bought very heavy to fill this
added store room, and the Stocks are now ready for your inspection —all New Merchandise—and the prices are new, too,
in Tillamook, for they are the Lowest ever quoted. Come and see how well we’ve prepared for you. You know, you’re
Welcome, either to look or buy at Haltom’s.
4
ME,
fid testa»
.‘ceased.
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f the pure 3
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Range c
r that th, •
timber o
and toe«
he Regis» ]
City, ore,
9y, I9<4
GIiOTHlfiG
art of Por
City, 0»
»gon.
'g adverse
¡ted to fih
re said I71
RES, Regj
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Oregon.
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in coinpi
of Congri
ct for tlx
of Califc
n Terri tor
States by t
SPECIAL PRICES
SATURDAY
AGENCY
New Idea Paper Patterns,
Simmon’s Kid Gloves
American Lady Corsets,
Topsy Hosiery.
on
JVIillinery, Tailor-made Suits
Shirt ULlaists, Skirts, Wrap
pers, Petticoats
fDuslin
Underwear
of every cuanted Style and
Big Shocuing of SHOES
BRING US YOUR CHICKENS and EGGS
TILLAMOOK
Fabric for fDan and Boy
Will pay : $3.50 dozen for Chickens; 15e. Dozen for Eggs
JOTTINGS.
Haltom’s Department Store had plate
The two-masted center-board schooner
of Los Angeles, which was figuring upon this city regarding the proposition of J.
Editorial Snap Shots
glass windows put in this week, giving it Antelope, belonging to the Columbia
getting two and a half million feet of B. Wethercll and E. S. M c C oy to boie
* a much more business-like appeal ance.
8,
H. T. Botts, for abstracts.
River Packers’ Association, was towed
Who’s going to join the caravan to Old lumber from Tillamook every month, has for oil. As the H eadlight man under­
Dinah, SU
»ffice her 9
Laces, embroidery, ginghams, skirts, from Astoria to this city on Thursday bv Mexico ? It now appears that quite a bought the Lyons’saw mill at Coquille stood the proposition when it was made
C. Ben Ritsland for a .home.
purchas
*e X <>f Sw
C. B. Hadlev was down sick this week. ribbons and all kinds of spring goods. the Sue H. Elmore to load lumber at the few have the Old Mexico fever, or we City, in Coos county, and this will pro. and discussed in Claude Thayer's office,
o. 9 West
Tillamook Lumber Co.’s saw mill. She should say the “ rubber’’ fever, and will bably knock Tillamook out of disposing these gentlemen were to furnish all the
land soug
H. S. Soule, of Portland, is in the city. We have ’em. At the Racket Store. *
took on 150,000 ft. of spruce lumber and join the procession.
of the above amount of lumber to one machinery and appliances and bore a
or stone
Owing to the scarcity of city dads at
Creamery butter 40 cents per roll at
o establis;
is
ready to be towed to sea. Captain
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company because we had no facilities for well 2900 feet, provided the citizens put
the city hall on Monday evening there
Register
We do not believe the report that some "handling lumber schooneis if they came up $2,000, this money to lie used in oper­
Bjirkrysen is in command.
1 City, Ort Todd's.
was no meeting, although it way “pay
ily, i„oj.
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of the persons who wanted Binger Her. here. This is hard luck, but must be in- ating the plant, or as B. 0. Snuffer put it
Farm loans at 6 percent. Apply to night.”
A suit has been filed in the Circuit
«
Oregon ; g. L. Eddv.
maun nominated and elected have got dured until we wake up to the fact that at that meeting, Messrs. Wctherell and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
McCanearrived
Thurs-
.
Court
at
Baker
City
by
A,
B.
Winfill,
Stewart J
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Mr.IV. Ridehalgh came in on Thursday day from the east on a visit to Dr. and attorney for Rev. Father Joseph Schell, cold feet already. There is not the least fortune favors those who get in and help McCoy would take $8,000 worth of
f ; adverselj
advvrscii -
factional fight in the republican party in themselves. This applies to cities as stock in a company against $2,000 sub­
teq to
tottie
ted
file from Astoria.
Mrs. Wiley. Mrs. McCane is the doctor’s ! of Sumpter, against II. H. Hallock,
: bdid 17th
this county, and we think were are safe well as individuals. But when conditions scribed by the citizens. Mr. Wetherell
1 «Bud Savage, of Sheridan, was in the daughter.
agent of the 0. R. & N., at Baker City.
in saving that it is united for Hermann, arc practically prohibitory, no one need was asked several times what the plant
IS. *><•«» city on Sandny.
Mr.
Schell
wants
his
valise
—
which
is
Some thirty of the young people of the |
and we hope it will remain united.
wonder that prospective investors turn and necessary appliances would cost, and
—Nones Jason J. Powell, of Seaside, was in the city went on a picnic to Munson’s falls held for demurrage by the railroad com­
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away in disgust when we fail to grasp his reply was that he could not exactly
pany
—
or
$120,
the
value
of
its
contents
on
Sunday,
it
being
an
ideal
dav
for
out
­
ffice,
^city on Sunday.
Why is it that so many people have
faon
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and $50 damages because he has been left Tillamook county for pastures new the situation ourselves and do nothing tell, as it was impossible to estimate the
U 2oth, 19
Benj. S. Powell, of Flaxel, was in the door pleasure.
» compì»
Mr. A. J. Cohn returned to the city on deprived of the use of his robes of office and with more to follow ? Surely there to overcome the difficulties which prevent cost of the steel tube and how much of
I Congre city on Sunday.
Tillamook from becoming a lumbering it would be used, but thought, with the
*r the sa
Thursday,
having been outside for the contained therein, and consequently must be some reason. Is it because land
J. B. Waldwin, of Portland, was in the
»rtiia.o,
center, consequenty this county is not machinery, in round figures, about $8,-
purpose of getting a condensed milk fac­ could not celebrate mass.
is
too
high
or
taxes
too
high,
or
is
it
ory,’ »,
city on Sunday.
enjoying the era of prosperity it should 000. Now it is reported that the niachi.
tes by ac
tory started here.
The steam lumber schooner Prentiss, simply a desire, now the people have a
in comparison with other parts of nery will not be turned over to the com­
A. W. Fletcher, of Oretown, was in the
Arthur Southwick, son of Mr. and Mrs. which was to have loaded lumber at the little money to spare after several years Oregon.
omah, s city on Monday.
pany for the stock to be issued, that it is
»is office
W. E. Southwick, who has been suffering , Truckee saw mill at Holisoi.ville, arrived of prosperous times, to get out and see
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a discarded plant they intend bringing
W. H. Cooper came down from Ne­ with consumption for several years, died ! outside on Thursday. She was to have the world and enjoy themselves in other
e purclm
It is an infiingement of the postal laws in, and it is the intention of the promo­
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halem on Tuesday.
rib, Ran,
parts
where
there
is
little
less
rainfall
been towed in by the Geo. R. Vosburg,
in this city on Wednesday.
for a publisher to send his paper through ters to sell additional stock. If these are
hat the h
L. L. Short ridge, of Dolph, was in the
1 her or m
the mail at the pound rate to people who 1 facts, sooner they are known the better,
T. H. Goyne wants a half dozen men as the captain did not know the channel. and little more sunshine ?
I to estah
city oil Wednesday.
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are not subscribers, hence to send out I i and it is up to those who are managing
to slash brush for him on Bewley Creek, When the latter went out she found only
Register 1
If the H dadlight man resided in the
-ity. Ore»
Born, On Sunday, to the wife of Mr. J. five miles from town. Will contract by 13 feet of water on the bar after making
free copies and make people subscribers1 the oil proposition to definine somewhat
. 1803. h
South
part
of
the
county
he
would
be
a
soundings. Under those conditions the
W. Hill, a daughter.
that wav won’t work in the eves of the i more satisfactorily what the promoters
the acre or so much per month.
genuine,
chronic
kicker,
and
a
perpetual
of Portia
captain of the Prentiss decided not to at-
postal officials who have been depriving intend doing and confirm or deny these
William J. Bogart, of Tacoma, was in
0 . Oreg
Mrs. Chas. Hiatt, children and niece
' tempt getting in and out with a load, so one at that. For this reason, toll roads a number of papers of the pound rate for
the city on Sunday.
returned to the city on Monday, accom­
reports, which, if true, puts a different
1 verst ly:
at this ago of civilization are a darn'd
!
headed
for
Astoria.
esled toi
that very reason. And it is right too, complexion on the oil proposition made
Mr. John Mcnamercame in from Forest panied by Carl ¡Her and family. Fred
; imposition upon the people and a curse
before >
The steamer Sue H. Elmore had the I to the country where they are tolerated. for a newspaper that lias to give away by the promoters in Mr. Thayer’s office.
Grove on Thursday.
Quick brought them in over the Wilson
. Regiate
following
passengers on board when she ' And, further,when people are nearly tax­ free subscriptions to work up a subscrip­
road.
W. H. Christensen, of Oretown, was in
N otice «
Resolutions of Sympathy.
Rev. Mr. Welch and Mrs. Welch re­ arrived on Thursday : W. Ridehalgh, C. ed to death, it looks like drawing “blood tion list is what is known in newspaper
the city on Tuesday.
H. Hicks, Mrs. Huntsacker, Mr. Aur- money’’ from the people to travel over a dom as a pour advertising medium. If a
»,
turned
on
Thursday
from
attending
the
Rev. W. N. Blodgett will preach at
Nehalem Lodge, No. 199, Fraternal
OngoB
Portland presbytry and left the next day flux, Mrs. L. and L. B. Weitehouse, Mr. toll road that never was a toll road in a newspaper is worth anything, surely it
¡■otti, 19c!
Rivewdale 011 Sunday.
is worth the subscription price asked for Union ot America passed the following
compitas
for their home in the south end of the Johnson, Mrs. Tohl, T. McCane and legal sense.
-oiigrea-
Miss Allie Petteys, of Bay City, left on
it, so when publishers send out free news­ vote of condolence :
wife, L. Howell, E. Watkins, F. Fowler,
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the sale
county.
Whereas, As the Supreme Ruler in his
Sunday for Los Angeles, Cal.
ia. Oien
papers and consider that the jieople they
Mr. Baker, Rev. Welch and wife, and A.
Fairview
Grange,
No.
273,
will
meet
at
California
lumber
buyers
say
they
are
infinite wisdom, having seen fit to call
y,” tn
50 head of Angora Goats for sale.— their hall in Fairview on Saturday next, J. Cohn The steamer left-on Saturday ready to handle lumber manufactured send them to are subscribers, they not home to eternal rest our friend and
es by a«:
Apply to J. Atkinson, Sandlake.
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at ten^o clock. Come early and come all with passengers as follows ; Mrs. F. R. in Tillamook and will send schooners only place themselves in a position to be heighbor, Grandma Tohl, and ; whereas
Miss Hattie Walker, daughter of Ed. and help out with the work.—L. S. M ay ­ Beals, J. C. Lloyd, A. Jackson and wife, here, but they want to know what facili­ j deprived of the pound rate, but resort to many of our Praters having lost thereby
loving mother and relative ,
G. Goddard, Clara Bowels, F. Fowler, ties we have for getting the vessels in a methed that makes the general public a Therefore,
Walker, is sick with typhoid fever.
nard , master.
be it resolved, that this
'
look
upon
the
newspaper
as
a
cheap
jack
W.
S
Cone,
FL
Halverson,
R.
Shepard
and out and at what charge for towage.
lodge tender the sincere sympathy of its
Lumber is lieing hauled on the ground
Councilman Grayson has thrown off
I
affair.
No
business
man
can
succeed
if
he
members
to
the
family of the departed
There would be no difficulty in answer­
for an addition to the M. E. Church.
his municipal robes of office and has quit and W. Howe.
gives away his wares free of charge, on its bereavement, and that a copv of
ing
these
questions
if
we
had
a
tug
boat
J. S. Stephens is the agent for the Mu­ the city council, having sent in his resig­
these resolutions be sent to each of the
Notice to Housekeepers.
in service here, as we should have, but neither can a newspaper man if he county p ape is and the Fraternal Union,
tual Life Insurance Company of New nation, as he lately took up a claim on
expects
to
remain
in
business
and
make
and that a copy be spread on the records
the Wilson river.
York.
( Having purchased of Olsen & Co. their the devil of it is we haven’t, so we are
of this lodge.
i it pay-
Articles incorporating the Tillamook entire stock of Households Good, I wish up against it to give satisfactory replies.
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Mrs. F. 3. Whitehouse, who has been
Ada Norris, Wm. Reddaway, Wm. A.
Will Tillamook people ever wake up ana
in Cortland several weeks, returned last' Condensed Milk Factory have been filed to give notice that I intend closing out
Other cities are offering all manner of ( Oliver, committee.
grapple with these things which are of
at
Salem
with
A.
J.
Cohn,
S.
C.
Turner
'
the
stock
of
Stoves,
Tinware,
Granite.
inducements to get new industries. And
week.
I vital importance to everybody in the
Wood for sale. Alder, $2 cord ; spruce and \V. W. Ridehalgh incorporator», and . ware. Crockery and Glass, Curtains, I county ? If we fail to help ourselves as what is Tillamook doing in this rcs|>cct ? I
Blankets, Sheeting and Drajieries, to
Alas, Poor Yorick ! Making it almost ,
limbs,
cor J, delivered. Apply to the capital stocSt is placed at |!0,000
a community, when it requires only •
I. M Kpes.
prohibitory for anyone logo into milling 1
Owing to the prevalence of west and make room for a larger stock of furni­
ture. The sale will last for the next 60 unity of action in doing so, we cannot for the want of a tug boat and reason. 1
Razor honing a specialty with Dayis north-west winds, the Tillamook and
1 ' day, and will *»e s«»ld at a sacrifice of 25 I expect outsiders to help us out if we I able towage tor lumber schooners, and 1
Nehalem
bars
have
shoaled
up
some,
and
tlie barber, opposite the Allen house-
1 have not the enterprise to do so our-
f
pouring cold water upon and making it j
makes it difficult for the large steam lum l>er cent below cost so as to dispose of if.
Price 25cents.
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selves.
C
On Stock is <easily gotten rid
I
difficult
to
undertake
anv
new
project
1
her schooners to cross out when loaded. ' (,’all early and get the choice, for this is
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After several weeks nice weather, the
of by using Clough’s Car­
A new phase in the celebrated Tilla that may be proposed. And is it any 11
Mr. and Mrs Edgar Latimer came in ! a splendid opportunity to fix your home
gentle patter of therain was heard again
bolic Compound. It does
at very little cost. V«»ti had I setter liurrv. mook timber claim contests took place I wonder that people get tired living in
on
a
visit
to
their
relatives
in
this
citv
1
<in Wednesday.
not irritate the skin, nor make
C. E. R eynolds .
on Monday, when several of our citizens Í such an atmosphere w here there is such'
o > Sunday. They will remain but a few
the hair come off, or injure the
Wonder whether George intends mak­
filed homesteads on the contested tim>*r a lack of entsrprift tor the common
day, expecting to leave on the next boat!
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Wanted.
stock in any way and kills all
ing a stock ranch of his homestead with
I
good
and
pull
out
tor
other
cities
where
claims, which caused some little com­
for Ashland, where Edgar is having a ;
» kind of Lice and Gnats by one or
that main cow ot his ?
the atmosphere is more congenial and ;
new barber shop fixed up.
To buy, between 10 and 160 acres of ment in this city. There seems to lie an
two applications. It is easily ap­
Slab woo« 1 is $2.25 a load, delivered, v
where the spirit of enterprise and pro-
Rev. P. A. Olivotti arrived in the city improved or unimproved land. Price I idea that the contestants to the timber
plied and is used by mixing one
I
gress
is
to
be
found?
And'I
illarnook
I/eaveyour orders at the office of the i ' bn Saturday from Salem. He has been
ranging from $500 to $1,200. Will pay ilaiins are trying to freeze out the set­
quart of Carbolic Compound with
lias the resources and the money is in the
Tillamook Lumlier Co.
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tlers,
or
want
them
to
relinquish
for
a
appointed bv the archbishop to fill the cash. Address H. care of Headlight,
thirty to forty quarts of water.
stipulated sum, or tbev will take “blood county, but to tell the unvarnished
Mr. Nicholas A. Freeman, a resident of vacancy in the Catholic church caused by Tillamook City. Ore.
One pint makes five gallons ready
truth,
it
seems
almost
impossible
to
get
i
money
”
to
allow
the
contests
to
be
with
this coanty. has obtained a patent for Father McDevitt lieing transferred to
for use.
; the business men to meet on common
improvements in plows
Portland, and entered upon his religious Call for General Fund Warranta i drawn. It’s a badly mixed up affair and
25c , Pint.
5Oc.. Quart.
ground and discuss and decide what is
in
filing
homesteads
on
them
only
makes
Frank Fowler returned to the city last duties on Sunday.
Your money back if not satis­
ixst
lor
the
city
’
s
growth
and
develep-
,
the
mix
up
somewhat
greater,
although,
All warrants endorsed prior to Marell
week with his hand in a sling, having
Several petitions, numerously signed.
factory.
incut. We rue sorry to have to admit it, ¡
run a piece of steel into it and left again have lieenfiled wilh^ounty Clerk Mason 9th, 1901. also warrants No. 1617, as the Headlight has repeatedly asserted,
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but
here,
probably,
is
the
secret,
which
it
is
a
bad
precedent
for
the
settlers
5164.
5167.
5181.
5202.
5203
on Sunday
for him to certify to as to the petitioners 5164.
themselves to get contesting one an makes united effort to do and accomplish
Rev. E. B. Whitney has decline I the being legal voters. It is the purpose of and 5209 to 5217 inclusive, endorsed
March »th. 1901, are payable and will other » claim«, (or if that is started it 1 «»ometlniig so difficult—business men can­
call to fill the vacancy in the pas o ate petitioners to resort to tlte referendum
be paid on presentation. Interest ceases ' won't be long before outsider» will lie not seem to get on a common platform.
Kfliuble IJrimKiot
of the Presbvterian church.
law to defeat the »500,000 appropria-
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this date. May 7th, 1903.
I causing another mix np.
Tillamook
Mrs. F. R Beals left on the steamer on tion made by the state legislature for
P. W. Torn».
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There ap|»eflrs to lie sortie grounds for
Saturday to visit friends in the East and the Lewis and Clark Centennial,which, if
County Treasurer.
The Pacific Furniture and Lumber Co., • the difference of opinion that exists ill
carried, will kill the lair.
will remain there several months
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■¡CHAS. I. CLOUGH,
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