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Vol. XVI.
No. 12
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, AUGUST 27,
Clyde Brock, of Heppner, w as in the
city last week and left on the stage on
*"<ie
Monday.
"ls '«we|| 1. T. Bott», for abstracts.
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Wanted, 20 cranberry pickers about
I’h!1"1'"? L»,lrock & Atkinson will saw vour wood.*
"'Nicai ♦. •
the 10th September.—M. Sommer, Sand
’’tificate.
Second hand goods wanted.—W. E. lake, Oregon.
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"rn;e»io«,i Ke-
’
Sewing machines Repaired and war
I’1
. s^ifr. Mills has been down with typhoid
ranted to do good work or 110 pay at
W. E. Page’s.
*
fohn Nichlans was in from Blaine on
Miss Hazel McNair, who has been on
I esday.
a visit for several months, returned home
?rank Severance came in on Wednes- on Wednesday.
•day.
The leader of the world. Singer Sewing
A’ill Snyder was down from Nehalem Machines, new and up to date ouly, $30,
i Tuesday.
at Page’s store.
The rain on Saturday and Monday did
C. B. Sampson, of Portland, was in
i
lot of good.
from Portland on Sundav and went up
Hugh Wess, of Sheridan, was in the to his homestead.
;y on Friday.
F. H. Davis, the barber, has put in a
P. J. McDonald, of Portland, was in nicely fitted bath room in his old stand
e city today.
opposite the Allen house.
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|( Paul H. Hauser, of Salem, was in the
Sole leather and other shoe-maker’s
ty on Friday.
supplies. Cobbler’s sets, lace and har
^OTLE^l'^' Mattison, of South Bend, was in the ness leather.—W. E. Page.
" lyon Sunday.
When you want to sell your farm or
P. Mslntosh went out on a business have other property you want to dispose
W.
of, advertise in the Headlight.
■ip on Friday.
Mrs. Foland and her daughters and
W. H. Franklin was in from Oretown
Mrs. Hoag left for Salem on Monday,
a Wednesday.
, E. D. Serbert, of McMinnville, was in Ernest Hoag driving them out.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Holden returned on
le city on Sunday.
The steamer Sue H. Elmore will leave Wednesday from spending their honey-
tnoon in Portland and Astoria.
II Friday afternoon.
Dr. T. F. Phelps, the veterinary sur
T. W. Lewis, of Los Angeles, was in
geon. has moved his office into the build
>e city on Saturday.
ing previously used by T. H. Goyne.
C. W. Cook and wife, of Seattle, were
C. N. Drew and G. S. Richardson came
1 the city on Sunday.
in from San Francisco, where thev had
Matt. Olson and wife, of Nehalem, were
been attending the G.A.R. encampment.
1 the city on Sundav.
J. Perre Peters declared his intention of
Mrs. A. D. Hardin, of Portland, was in
becoming a citizen of the United States
he citv on Wednesday.
by taking out his first papers Monday.
• J. B. Catlett, of St. Anthony, Idaho,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Kunze returned on
r
ras in the city on Sunday.
Wednesday from the East, where they
Friends of W. N Vanghn will be sorry
had been visiting friends for several
!o hear that he is quite sick.
weeks.
Mrs. |. T. Sutton, of Berkeley, Cal..
Herman Naylor, of Portland, and sev
;ft on the stage on Monday.
eral young men who have been rusticat
D. C. Quick ¡is sick in the hospital nt ing in the mountains, were in the city on
^vrtland with typhoid fever.
Sunday.
All kinds of Sewing Machines for sale
The steamer Geo. R. Vosburg came in
>oth new and old, at Page's.
*
with a number of passengers from As
Shelton Bechtel, ot Lewiston. Idaho, toria on Sunday and left on Monday for
Nehalem.
UJvas in the city on Wednesday.
Frank Atkinson is in from Sandlake
Mrs. A. H. Malaney, of El Paso, Tex.,
suffering with a swelling in the throat
was in the city on Wednesday.
stock. Both3 George Cohn is going to take a trip to that has caused the leek and chest to
swell out.
-inn Francisco to visit his mother.
Misses Nellie and Lottie Banfield, who
C. I. Clough and Mrs. Clough returned
had spent several months on a visit with
pn Sunday from a visit to Portland.
the editor’s family, returned to Portland
I W. H. Franklin and Ray Gardner, of
on Friday.
Oretown, were in the city on Tuesday.
We received word this morning from
Mrs. Kate Edwards, who went out to Congressman Hermann that George Hig.
the Astoria regatta, returned Sunday.
gins had been appointed postmaster at
The best sewing machine oil and needles i Barnegat.
and other machine supplies at Page's * ' Misses Kathleen Haberlack and Edith
P. J. Brown/wife and family came in Freeman, of Oregon City, who had been
from Tacoma, Wash., on Wednesday.
on a visit to City Attorney Haberlack,
J. 8. Stephens is the agent for the Mu left on the stage Monday.
tual Lite Insurance Company of New
Mrs. P. W. Todd and fi.mily.who spent
York.
several months in California, returned to
Baths for ladies and gentlemen, at F. I the city on Sunday, and the county trea
Davis’ bath room, opposite the Allen surer is a happy man once more.
Mrs. W. Stephens, Mrs. Maud Stallcup,
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Mrs. Schrader and daughters and Mi s Miss Tillie Anderson, the Misses Hunt,
Perkins returned from Astoria on Wed B. C. Hadley and James Hunt went to
Netarts beach on Monday to camp.
nesday.
ILLAMOOK
JOTTINGS.
Mrs. Frank Pickereau and daughter,
of Portland, were in the city Wednesday.
J, Rich«, Fred Nelson, Del. C. Bogart,
Chas. Spencer, Chas. A. and Will Stears,
and W. H- Irving came in from Portland
on Wednesday and registered at the
Allen house.
1903
$1.50 per year
Passing Thoughts.
I and children, which should and ought to oxygen failed to effect as the evening ad
I have been one of the happiest homes in vanced. The distinguished statesman,
The editor is sorry, but there is not the w hole land. But, alas, we arc sorry making a last effort to live, turned to
enough going on this week to cause any to see that it is not so. As it is plain to wards his favorite daughter. Lady
one to visit his sanctum with the inten everybody that R. M. Watson is trying Gwendolin Cecil, who was kneeling be
tion of moping the floor with the pencil to raise a muss for those who have taken side him, and then quietly breathed his
pusher.
up homesteads, they will know where it last.
I
It would not be a bad idea for the city originated and for what mean purpose
C. & E. Thayer have provided a separ
At Eugene, Ore., warrants have been
ate department of their business for a council to adopt the precedent of previous | if they meet with trouble.
issued by United States Commissioner
sa tings bank, and depositors in the sav years and have the city marshal act in
Walton, on complaint of Frank Me-
Real Estate Transfers.
ings bank branch will be paid interest on the capacity of night watchman during
Murray, tor the arrest of Frank Hop.
Furnished by H. T. Botts, abstracter.
the remainder of the summer.
their deposits.
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kins, Wiley Driver and Walker Jenny.
We see that neighbor Geo. Grayson has Jessie Kays and wife to George Watt, The charge is obstructing the United
J. A. Commons and Mrs. Ella Com
Sw. sec. 4, tp. 3 south, range 10. , States mail. The three hoodlums held up
mons, of Halstead, Kans. ; Mrs. A. M. started a strawberry patch on his home
$925.00.
Commons, of Oretewn ; and Mrs. L. M. stead. Sav, George, we’ll take our Jer
McMurray, who is a rural delivery car
and .Fred Commons, registered at the sey up next summer and invite all the Claude Thayer et al. to C. E. Hadley. rier, while on duty, with the intent of
% interest in E VaNwand S Va Ne, doing him personal violence. By the use
‘‘knockers’’ to strawberries and cream.
Allen house on Friday.
sec. 31, tp. 1 south, range 7. $950 of a pistol and a little nerve McMurrav
Was
it
the
prospective
husbands
who
The lumber schooner Jennie Thelin, of
San Francisco, arrived here on Saturday hoodooed the weather for the campers ’ D. T. Edmunds and wife to Carl Patz- left his assailants in the road, and when
laff. Lots [I and 2, block 8. Still he arrived in town lie entered com plaint
to load at the Tillamook Lumber Com Leave them at home next time, professor,
well’s addition to Tillamook. $1000. against them.
pany’s saw mill in this city and will take unless they promise to pop the question
D.
T.
Edmunds and wife to Carl A.
when
throwing
googoo
eyes
when
doing
on 160,000 feet of lumber.
Patzlaff. 25 feet off west side lot 3,
Colin A: Co. are in a position
The Truckee Lumber Co.'s saw mill at the spoonying act on the beach.
block 9, Tillamook. $2300.00.
Chittem bark is $120 a ton and there
Hobsonville started up again on Mon
to
meet all competition in the
L. McTaggart and wife to A. B. Ham
day after being closed down several is plenty of it in Tillamook county, and
mond & Winton Timber Co. W V?, price of Chittem Bark.
See
months for repairs. A steam schooner is a person used to the business can peel a
sec. 36, tp. 1 south, range 7. $100.
ton a week. It is stated that the citi
expected in to load at that mill.
Dehner Springer and wife to Vyilliam them before you sell.
The Board of Equalization, which in zens in the south part of the county
Ross Se ¥4, sec. 1, tp. 3 north, range
cludes County Judge W. Conder, County have peeled about 50 tons the past few
T imber I. and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otick F or
8. $300.00.
months.
1’1'UI. (CATION.
Clerk Homer Mason and Assessor A. M.
Irvin R. Payne and wife to Robert B.
United States Land Office,
If Claude would have a motocycle at
Oregon City, Ore.
Hare, will meet on Monday and continue
Farley. Bond for deed. Nw Nw,
August aand, 1903.
tached to his Sir Isaac he would be able
in session the remainder of the week.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
sec. 15, tp. 2 south, range 9. $600.
with the provisions of the act ofCungiess of
to give the go-by toall the blooded stock
The regular meeting of the board of
Two mortgages fik;d to secure $ 1200.00. June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the sale
that hit the race tract, and turning on
of timber lands in the States of California,
county commissioners is next Wednes
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory," as
more of the explosive for the home
NEHALEM.
extended to all the Public Land States by act of
day, but owing to the board of equaliza
August 4, 1892,
stretch, he’d have to re-christen the ma-
tion being in session there is some likeli
NEWTON II CULVER.
Hugo
Effenburger
came
home
from
chine the “Go Devil.’’
Of Tillamook, county of T’llamo< k, State of
hood of the meeting being continued for
Warrenton Saturday.
Oregon, has this day filed ill this office his
There is one thing that politicians will
statement No. 6844. for the pm chase
several days.
Mr. Cook and wife are visiting rela sworn
of the Sw *4 of He
of section ‘¿9 in tp. No.
never do, and that is to forget and for-
The Sisters, who are to take charge of
tives and friends on Nehalem. Mrs. 8 South, Range No. 10 W'est, and will offer
pioof to show that the land sought is
give a newspaper for knocking the poli
St. Alphotisus Academy, were expected
Cook is a daughter of Mrs. S. Thompson. more valuable for its timber orstone than for
tical stuffing out of them during a cam
purposes, a nd to establish his claim
in on the steamer un Wednesday, but for
Fred Miller carried an Osborne mower agricultural
to said land before the County Clerk of Till«
paign, and especially the legion of office
some unavoidable cause did not arrive,
into God’s valley last week on horse monk County, at Tillamook City, Oregon, on
Friday, the 13th day of November, I903. He
seekers. Let’s hope that these political
consequently it is not known what date
back to cut the hay on his ranch, names aa witnesses :
grudges may not be stored up against
James M Morgan, Cornelius AusUn. Janies
the academy will open.
formerly the Parker place.
Morgan, Janies West, of Netarts, Tillamook
editors in the next world.
The church social at the Woodmen’s county, Ore.
The steamer Sue H. Elmore left Friday
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
Wouldn’t it jar Tillamook City some hall Friday was a success, both socially above-described
lauds are requested to tile their
with the following passengers : Mrs R.
claims in this office on or before said Ijth day of
if it was found that Bay City was poing and financially, net recipts were $15.
L. Campbell, Misses Lottie and Nellie
November, 1903.
to have seveial saw mills started there,
A lgernon 8. D resseii , Register.
John Brunschruther went out on the
Banfield, E. P. Erickson, C. Koch and
to become, not a busted boom city, but Vosburg Wednesday, on his way home to
and wife F. Montrose, W. C. Bradley,
the manufacturing center and a city that Illinois.
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, IH78.—N otice for
MissO. Stillwell, M. M. Kiger and wife.
P ublication .
aspired to become the county seat. And
United States Lwnd Office.
Rev. Tufts is announced to address
Mr. and Mrs M. M. Kiger, of Burling there is nothing improbable about that
Oregon City, Oregon.
the people on the temperance question at
June 15th, 1903.
ton, Kan., came in last week on a visit to either.
Notice is hereby given that in compHRiice
the Onion Peak School-house, Thursday with
the provisions of the act of Congress of
their cousin, Geo. W. Kiger, and after
Reliance won in the first two races,and evening and at the church Friday even June 3, 1H7S, entitled "Au act for the sale ot
spending a few days in the city, left on
timbei lands in the States of California, Ore
after the third today Sir Tlios. Lipton ing.
gon, Nevada and Wu hington Territory," as
the steamer on Eriday, or their return
extended to all the Pub ic Land States by act of
will have to return home a nd build Sham
Mrs. Lizzie Easom is quite sick.
August 4, 1892,
home, visiti.ig friends on the Sound on
rock IV. if he expects to left the cup. But
H. JANE POTTER,
F. L. Gunn returned home on the Vos-
their way.
Mr. Kiger was greatly
McMinnville, county of Yamhill, Slate of
Sir Thomas is a game sport, and that is Im rg, Monday, from Tillamook, where Of
Oregon, has this day filed in this office her
piased with Tillamook.
rwoiti statement No. 6179 for the purchase of
the reason he is the most popular visitor he has been for medical treatment.
the E
<>f W
of Section 24. ill Tp 1 S.
Al Springer was given an examination to the United States. Sure, if it wasn’t
Range 7 W, ana will offer proof to show that
the land sought is more valuable for its timber
in Justice Rogers’ court on Wednesday, for his nationality he would make a fine
England's Ex-Premier Dead.
or stone than for agi icultural purposes, and to
establish her claim to said land before the
having been arrested upon a charge of running mate lor President Roosevelt.
lb'gister and Receiver of this office al Oregon
L ondon , August 22 — Lord Salisbury City,
taking up and working an estray horse
Oregon, on Tlitusday, the 27th day of
To some of our citizens it looks as
Augu.-t. I903. She names as witnesses :
died
peacefully
al
9:05
o'clock
tonight.
without complying with the law in re though F. II. Skinner’s exertions in get
William T Ma« y, .Marx M Macy. Daniel W.
gard to stray animals. He was fined $10 ting the Oregon Pacific Navigation Com During the past 48 hours the end was Poller, Mary E Potter, of McMinnville, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
and costs. The horse belonged to Jas. pany incorporated, to run a line of boats seen to he inevitable, the life ot England's above described lands are lequested t<> file then
claims in this office on or before said 27th day
ex-premier
being
sustained
by
the
con
Biggs, of Tillamook.—Reporter.
between Tillamook City and Portland,
of August, I903
A lgernons . D resser , Register.
stant use of oxygen. Even the use of
I
There will be preaching next Lordsday Iris not the financial backing that he has
morning at the Christian .Church, hut in cracked himself up to have. Time will
the evening our congregation is urged •ell whether the new company will buy
to participate in the union temperance out the old company, or whether it is a
meeting to be led by Rev. G. L. Tufts, in promoter’s scheme to put on a line of
the U. B. church. '1 he Christian En steamers the same as Wm. Reid efforts
deavor Society will hold its meeting at to give Tillamook railroad connections—
7 so as to have time to go to the other on wind and other people’s money.
place of meeting at 8 o’clock.—E. M.
B O. Snuffer and II. G. Cox filed on
homesteads last week, in the south part
Patterson, pastor.
The steamer Sue H. Elmore came in on of the county, where there apfiears to lie
Wednesday, her passengers being W. H quite a number of good claims left if
Irving. J. C. Holden and wife, A Kunze those who have not exercised their rights
and wife. Miss Hazel McNair, Mrs. C. M. and want claims will do a little rubber,
Thompson. Rev. G. L. Tufts, N. E. Wat necking. It is frequently stated that all
kins, F. C. Davis and family. Chas. Silen the best claims are gone. This may be
cer. Dan Nicklas, Frank Severance. Gus true to some extent, hut those wanting
CANT
Peterson, Chas, and Will Sterns, O. John claims will l>e able to find them for some
son, W. Jasper, C. N. Drew, G. S Rich years to come, and good ones too.it they
ck of ole
ardson, P. J. Brown and family, P. Man will take a little trouble to investigate
MAKE A VAPOR
"ted intoi
what is available on the Capes.
fred.
Very few of the settlers in Tillamook
Rev. G. L. Tufts, supt. of the Oregon
FOUR STYLES
county, and especially the business men
Anti-Saloon
League,
will
be
in
Tillamook
tit
1 Jet .......... 75c.
next Sabbath. This league is non poli j of this ci tv, who have taken up home-
Jets ........ 85c.
gal. J 2 2
3 Jets. gal
tical and seeks to unite all temperance steads, have been able to comply with
vanired...... $1 OO.
workers in their efforts to destroy the ' the letter of the law as to residence upon
?al. e
3 Jets,brass 1.25.
saloon. He will preach in the M E. church the land. They have all done the best
J
rag
(•••• . .
Sunday morning at 11 a.m. ; hold a I tliev could under the circumstances and
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worker's meeting in the Christian church no one was mean enough in the
ou can
at 3 p.m. ; and conduct a great ynion 1 community to raise any objection
R. M. Watson started
in
mass meeting in the U B. church at 8 ! until
muss for personal
a
All are cordially invited to lie pre . to raise
I spleen. Bv exercising their homestead
rights a large numlicr of ourcitizensbave
Hauser, of the firm of Shipp & Irren able to improve their faimw and do
Hauser, of Salem, was in the city last other things to improve the conntv, and
Keeps the Flies off Stock.
week riding n moto cycle, which was the by doing the same thing some of our
One Quart, at 50c. makes 10 Gallons.
first to l»e seen in Tillamook, and appear business men havelreen greatly Ixuiefitted
ed to l>e a novelty to the denizens of this and given a new start, to wit, Geo.
We will also give with each $10 cash purchase a 16x20 En
neck of the woods,who viewed the motor Edmunds, Howard Cary, E. Hoag, larged picture on anything sold except sugar, Hour, oil, tobacco
9 bny 1i
bike with a good deal of curiosity. The M. F. Leach,
Ralph Acklev and and coffee, which are sold on a very close margin.
ne faj ; í
If alter using CARBOLIC COMPOUND vou are not satisfied came and get machine was one of those up to-date dozens of others, also women and even
Indian Motocydes, and being a little out widows with families to support. Every
of repair was repaired at E. Snodgrass’ body felt glad when these parties proved
bike shop. Mr. Hauser knows a good tip and they obtained their patents.
machine when he secs one. and where to If R. M. Watson is such an in-
get them repaired when in Tillamook.
fernal •’knocker,” why don’t he ask
some questions which concerns himself
The fate of a large portion of the Ore most Ask B. C Hadley, Jurd Morris and
gon hop crop depends on the weather of A B. Allison if they are complying with
the next few days Vermin have infest the law when they turn their saloons
ed many yards and now mold has ap into gambling joints and adopt the side
peared and is spreading alarmingly in door entrance on Sundays. Ask the
>
Filli
FOR
some sections. With a continue nee of mayor and city authoritie«. whose duty
Temptingly Attractive
it
is
to
see
that
the
law
is
enforced,
why
the damp, rainy weather the damage
In Weaves, Colorings and Prices.
will I* great. A return ot ftm»hinc and they allow a ’’wide open’’ town. Ask
a brief not spell w ill do much to lessen tl.c sheriff, the constable and the marshal
Can now be seen at—
the injury. In order not to larpc their why thev don't make arrests and close
crop, many growers will ¡lick their ho|»s the gambling houses up. It is these insti
SARCHET,
Tailor, Tillamook.
liefore they are matured. Even without* tutions.we feel pained to sav.which have
Come early and secure first choice.
a change for the l>etter. the loss to Ore- lieen a curse to R M. Batson, some of
Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
gon hopgrowers will reach many thou the memlwrs of his familv.and the cans? of I
the separation between I imself and wile
Oregon.
sand dollars.
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nes,
D.
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Give
per loi1
$250.00
GIVEN AWAY
On October 1, ’03
'S SPRAYERS
Carbolic Compound
CLOTHING, HATS and SHOES,
FURNISHING GOODS,
GROCERIES, FLOUR and FEED
Clough,Reliable Druggist
TODD & CO.
NEW
FALL FABRICS
For Gentlemen’s Garments to Order. g íi
the
G. Ben Richland Land Company
Dairy Farms. Town Property.
Mill Sites. Water Fronts Timber Lands
Rentals.
Life and Fire Insurance.
Financial Agent.
Tillamook
City,