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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1903)
illainnok HciiMiijIjt TILLAMOOK, OREGON, OCTOBER i5, 1903 MILLINERY Shot nnoi Guns, cans, Air unns, Guns, Fop Pop Guns si and the Mamous, 3O-3O Rifles, at I Ralph Ackley. 4 PATTERN HATS, STREET HATS, SCHOOL HATS, In faet, everything in line of Hats sold at bottom priees. A full line of Toques, Automobile Caps, Ulool Tams, ete. For the Baby : daekets, Bootees, Hoods, Mittens. umbreuuas . A netu assort ment direet from faetory. UNDERWEAR. Heavy Fleeeed Under- uiear & Woolen Under wear for Liadies and Ghildren. CORSETS, CORSET WAISTS, MUSLIN UNDERWEAR and other items too numerous to mention JW. STURGEOH & GO Opposite TILLAMOOK the Post Offiee JOTTINGS Walkover Shoes at Todd’s. « H. T. Botts, for abstracts. « Blankets and quilts at Todd’s. Gordon Hats, $3.00 at Todd’s. Ladies’ andchildren’s shoes at Todd’s.* Brock & Atkinson will saw vour wood.* G. B. Alley is copying the assessment roll. Those wishing wood sawed phone Ed. ! Walker New’ line of shoes just arrived at Todd’s. E. B. Wells was in from Sandlake on Friday. less Pierce returned to the city Wed nesday, Valiev grub oak ax handles for 25c. at Page’s. * New stock of clothing and overcoats at Todd’s. * Calves for sale.—See J. W. Jennings, Kilchis, Or. A. L. Wallace was in from Ocean Park on Monday. Lynn Lancefield, of Forest Grove, was in the city to-day. Ladies’ Coats at Hnltom’s— received on steamer just ar rived. Rev. John Looser will leave on the next I steamer to risit his wile and family at | Lode, Cal., and he will return about the middle of November. H. D. Mahler, keeper of Cape Men res 1 light station, went out on the steamer i on Saturday and returned with his family on Wednesday. J. Paul, from Seaside; W, Stonehall, Ben Powell, Will Bogart and Geo. Grav, from Wisconsin, came in on the Geo. R. Vosburg, on Wednesday. Rev. A. J. Hollingsworth and family drove in from Salem on Saturday. He is the new pastor of the M E. church and occupied the pulpit on Sunday. Miss Flora Perkins has accepted a position in Todd & Co.’s store as book keeper, rendered vacant on account of Miss Wheeler going to California. Mr. G. W. Kiger has charge of Mr. F. R. Beals' real estate office during his ab sence, who has a complete list of the best dairy farms in the county for sale. * Deputv Fish Master H. A. Webster, of Oregon City, was in last week and took a trip up to the hatchery on the Wilson river. He left on the steamer Saturday. E. T. Coulsen expects to leave for Me Connelsville, Ohio, to begone until next spring, when he expects to return for the purpose of peeling chittim bark on his place. The first quarterly meeting of the M.E. church will he held one week from Sun day, October 25th, when the presidin’? elder, Rev. D. A. Watters, will be in at. tenda nee. Fostmaster A. W. Severance and Otto Heins are attending the grand lodge of K. of P. in Portland ; and Mrs. T. B. Handlev the grand lodge of the Rath. bone Sisters. C. & E. Thayer have provided a separ- ate department of their business for a savings bank, and depositors in the sav ings bank branch will be paid interest on i their deposits. * P. D. Newell and 0. A. Lowinan came in from Eugene last week and left for Nehalem to look after the former's farm there. It is reported that Mr. Newell is likely to move back to Nehalem. Miss Bessie Blodgett commenced a term of school in the Wilson river district last Otto Johnson, who showed signs of week. being mentally deranged on Saturday, Baths for ladies and gentlemen, at F. was taken to his home in Astoria. He H. Davis’ bath room, opposite the Allen has been fishing in the bay. Being a K.P., he was accompanied by F. H. Davis. house. * Dave Hadley, who has been home for At a meeting of the Tillamook Driving several months, left Saturday for South Association on Monday evening it was America. decided to hold a race meeting for one J. S. Lamar went out to Portland last day only, this taking place this (Thurs week on business and returned on Wed day ) afternoon as there were only a few entries. nesday. St. Dennis and wife, relatives of C. E. The passengers who came in on the Sue Hadley, left on the steamer Saturday for H. Elmore last week w’ere C. Brown, (J. the Sound. Johnson and family, A. R.Gangloff", Mrs. The steamer Sue H. Elmore will leave Hall, A. Magneson, Mrs. Richardson, F. on Saturday at eight o’clock direct for j Bowen. Sheriff Aiderman and Walter Ridehalgh Astoria. Miss Ruth Cooper left on Saturday to Steel ranges $5 less than any other store in the city.—At C. E. Reynolds, the resume her studies at the State Normal College at Monmouth. The previous Stove Man. * evening a number of her friends called Sole leal her. lace, leather, shoe wax upon her at her home, where they weie nails, awls and other shoemaker's sup, entertained. plies at Page’s. The raise in the Wilson river took out Choice of 50 pictures, 16 by 12 inches. the rack for the salmon hatchery, ami in $2.50.—At C. E. Reynolds, the Boss consequence only860,0(M)eggs have been House Furnisher. saved These will be hatched out and the young fry turned loose in the small Mrs. L. J. Aliev, mother of Justice G. creeks of the river. B. Aliev, is spending a few weeks in this F. B. Hastings, of Dallas, was in the city w ith her son city on Thursday. Do not pay big prices for job work, for Z. T. Hartman, of Butler, was in the you save money by taking it to the city on Wednesdav. Headlight print shop. Born, on the 8th inst., to the wife of Get your furniture and household I). T. Edmunds, a son. goods and all kinds of second hand The l»est hat made for the money. goods at W. E. Page's. “ Gordon,’’ at Todd’s. F. H. Davis, the barber, has put in a Sewing machine oil, needles :usd other nicely fitted bath room in his old stand opposite the Allen house. machine supplies at Page's. A letter from David Martinv informs A. R. Gangloff who came in on Thurs* us that he ingoing back to Michigan to day, left again on Saturday visit relatives he has not seen for eleven C. Pearson, of Sweden, registered at years. the Allen house on Thursday. Lost, a black pup, with white strip in S. W. Rothchild, of Portland, was in face and white Upon tail. Finder please the city a few da vs last week. communicate with C. A. Elliott, Tilla B One dozen new iron bedsteads at mook. So that the pupils of the public school could have a picture of the school build ing, we printed several hundred extra c »pies of last week's edition and sent them to Prof. Whitney to be distributed amongst the pupils. C. C. Case, of Portland, was in the city several days. He was look for a favora ble saloon location, but finding there were already too m;.ny in this city for the amount of business to t>e doue, left on the stage on Monday. The revival services at th? Church of the United Brethren in Christ continues with increased numbers an<! interest ami will continue each evening during the | week. All are cordially invited to at | tend.—J. S. Rhoads, pastor. The steamer Sue H. Elmore came in on I Wednesday, her passengers being G. W. Rev. Gabriel Sykes has been appointed Stewart. H. T. Bottr, W. Hollister, Mrs. f R. H. Holmes has moved to Dufur, in to a church in Pullman, Iteiug transferred | R Welch, W. Backer, J. F. Cheattra, from the Oregon to the Washington con Wasco county, from The Dalles. F. H. Davis. E. B, Berry, J. S. Lamar ference. and H. D. Mahler and family. | Jos. G. Coyan, organizer for the W of T B. Turney has opened a shoe shop ■[AV , left on the stage on Sunday. Mrs. J. P. Allen reached the 56th mile at the back of E. Jenkins'store and is | List your farm property with Bailey prepared to du all kinds of boot and shoe ■ stone on Friday, an<l to celebrate that I event a numlier of friemls gave her a sur ■ & Weiss We will treat you right. * repairing. * prise party that evening, when a nice J F. Jenkins and family came in from If you wish to use your homestead social time wa«* participated in and later ■ Nehalem, and will go to Ncstucca. right on a good ti in I »cred claim call on in the evening refreshment* uere served. The Oregon Press Association w ill meet G. 0. Nolan, as he can furnish a lew such Cohn & Co have some fine samples of locations. * E in Salem on October 22, 23 and 24. cranfierries grown bv James Atkinson at wholesale prices.—W. E. Page. James McGee, who is now at Sumpter, Samilake, and are the largest Ixrritsever Mrs. McCane and Mrs. A. R. Griggs is expected to return to this city, and will seen in this city. Iieing the McFarland I went ont to Portland on Saturday. remain with Ins wife and family during kind. They haic bought Mr Atkinson's entire crop and nearly the whole of Har J. S. Stephens is the agent for the Mu- • the winter. I tual Lite Insurance Company of New ris Bro.’s crop. Well, vou can find anything you want I York. Married, on Wednesday evening, nt the at Page’s store except secoml hat <1 Call on w. E. PAge and hoy a new ' coffins. an<l he sa .s he will have tone on home of the bride’s mot her. in this city, Mr Marcus N. Ba »sand Miss Olive F Singer sewing machine for halt the usual the next boat. F’heljrw. Both are highly respected young price. Rev. J. R. Welsh and wife, of Woods, people, the groom l»eing the son of W. Todd & Co. are the leailers in everv have returned from attending the presby- N. Bays, <d Blame, an<1 the bride is the thing in the line of men's wearing ap try, Mrs. Welsh coming in on Wednesday daughter of Al'iert W. and Naomi G. parel. * o.; the steamer. Phelps. Their young friends wish them Pride Waldo Hill* Four at All Kindsof Cunsat Reduced all tlie blessings of a happy marriage Gangloff »k. Snuffer**. Prices at Ralph Ackley’s. HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES. Mr. H. H. Rrooton was in town Tues day. Mr. Brooton has discovered a four- foot vein oiliest hard coal on hi* place near the Little Nestucca, ami he mteixls to prospect further. As the vein runs downward about three fret in ten. he is of the opinion that bv follow mg this vein a large l>ed of coal will lx f<»und. He has h I so discovered other minerals, supposed to l»e valuable, which lie will have assay, ed —Ocean Wave. I have been appointed a depository for all the authorized School Books for all grades and carry a very large stock of all kinds of School Supplies : Pen«. Pencih, Slain, Sponge«. Ruler«. < «’’J Book«. Writ Dr. P. J. Shaq», the exper- lag Tablet« and everything required by «rholar*. enced dentist is located in Lowest Prices on Everything. Cirées. I. Cloxigli, DRUGGIST AND BOOK SELLER Dr. Wise’s dental pari rs, and is prepared to do nothing bnt first class work and give the best of satisfaction If your teeth need fixing call upon him. $1.50 per year 9TH BARGAIN FRIDAY, OCT. 23. I SPECIAL OFFERINGS for “BARGAIN FRIDAY” well worth investigating. T ujo Great Silk Specials. 75c. Black Taffeta, 50c. Two Needfuls at a Two Dress Goods Specials. Special Price. 71c. Curtain Scrim, 5c. 68c. All Wool Fabrics, 50c. Full 19 inches wide, deep, This lot consist of all wool 38 inches wide, in ecru color, lustrous black Taffeta silk, soft leno stripe, fine sheer stuff for Checiot, all wool Zibeline, all wool Homespun, all wool Serge. and pliable. Sash Curtains. Bargain Friday, yard 50c. Bargain Friday, yard 5c. Bargain Friday, yard, 5Oc. 25c. Danish Cloth, 15c. 40c. China Silk, 29c. 8c. Linen Toweling, 5c. Colors Red, Cream, Blue, Full 19 inches wide, good About 100 yards, half bleach Black. One of the most popu quality, China Silk, all staple ed, all Linen Toweling. lar waistings out this season. colors. Bargain Friday, yard 29c. Bargain Friday, yard 5c. Bargain Friday, yard 15c- Here are some values you find at this LOW PRICE Store Every Day in the week. Instead $1.00Instead of $1.25. 25c- Ladies cf 35c. 60c. Instead of 80c. ’ heavy all wool stock Double Cotton Blankets, Ladies’ all wool Vest and ings, choice of plain fast black or heavy weight, very soft nap. l’ants, in flat thread and ribbed. grey, in both ribbed and flat Colors : White, tan. Colors : White, Natural Grey, thread. All sizes. ecru. This is by far the great Si of $1-25 est collection of all wool under 19c., 23c., Instead of 24c., 28c. Men’s heavy, positively all wear, in all weight, ever dis Children’s and Misses Heavy wool Shirts and Drawers. played ir. these “diggings.” all wool stockings. Color: grey. Shirts double or single breast. All sizes. Instead 50c. Instead of 68c. 30c. Instead of 40c. 25c- Instead of 3sc. Boy’s heavy sanitary fleeced Ladies’ wool, non-shrinking Men's all wool Socks, in Underwear, very elastic and of shirts and drawers. Sizes, 20 medium and heavy weight. Colors : Blue, tan, black, grey. heavy weight. to 34- LADIES’ SUIT DEPARTMENT is full to OVERFLOWING of the Season’s Most Popular Creations. Will Pay Your Hotel Biil To the country Mail Orders. livins at a distance if your purchase am I ounts to $2o. we will pay you I Hotel Bill over night, supper bed people We will Fill vour Mail Order» promptly and to the Heat of our ability, with the privilege ef you returning good» that are unaatiafactory. | and breakfast. features and would draw large crowd , not only from all over the county, but fiom the outside im well. With no tnuiiir. mice ol fine weather at this «cnson of the year, but very little interest w ill be taken quarters over the Headlight office, when Bv order of the county court, Coroner President A J. Colin was in the chair, 111 a rave meeting, unless it is by those Reynolds removed the remains of a |ier- ■ and the other members present were lew who think they have blooded ani- son found Jrowned on the beach some Commissioners Claude Tlmyer, B L. mala. six years ago and buried in a box on the | Eddy, B. C. Lamb. I). T. Edmunds and From all accounts a large number of sandspit. Owing to the sand shifting, A. McNair. The committee reported the bo. became exposed, so the remains that Mr. Tlmver had agreed to let the our citizens will |>rcl mid drv chittim have licrn buried in the Oddfellows’ cem Commission have the use ol the room at bark next year, mid it may safely be pre dicted that Tillamook (icoplc will have a etery. the nominal rental of $1 a month, mid large quantity to sell next summer. As The passengers who went out on the the report was agreed to. The Com to wlmt the price will be tlml is hard to Sue H. Elmore oil Saturday were Mrs mission ha ving been informed that it whs tell, for it may la* less mid it may lie A R. Grigg«. Mrs. McCune, Paul Buck tlie intention of sus|»eii<liiig the govern more than wlmt it whs this fall. Anv holts. H. J. Nrwmm». F. D Chapman, C. ment work until an engineer was avail whv . 5, 10, 25, or 50 tons of Imrk, nicely able to take charge of it, a resolution F. Gabler. D. H Mahler, G. W. Stewmf. dried before it is sucked, looks, from the was in trod tired to lie forwarded to D. J Hadlev, St. Dennis ami wife. .1. E. present prospects, as though it will be Major Laugh't asking tlmt the work West. P. Backer, MissG. Blake, Miss R. like having a bank account in the barn I I»c continued under < aplaiii Groat, who Cooper. H. T. Botts, F. H. Davis, and »t here it is kept teadv for sale when the was giving good satisfaction. I In i. *m .il.irkit is g»»od. As the I.op grower» Otto Johnson. I mission iiistrtM’ted (^ommissionrr L imb go into .. «»I’lhinatioi’ mid pool their The tug Geo. R. Voslmrg, while towing ( to prepare and circulate a jM'iition for hops, why couldu ' t ne Lark |»celtis in in the lumlier schooner Oakland on Wed the purpose of securing a rang«* light al nesdav, had some trouble getting over the mouth ol the bay. President Cohn this county do ' be munr thing " « « 4 the bar, owing to it having shoaled tip, broached the matter of sending a person cau-ing some uneasiness amongst th«* to ashiiigton in the interest of tin* bar The Port of Tillamook Commission passengers as the ves«el struck the bar project. Commissioner Eddy did not made *« good move on Wednesday when and was l«»sed Across it bv the break think it was necessary, ns Congressman it decided to prepare a report the ers. 1 he steamer Sue H. Elmore also Hermann was fully aware of the situa commerce of fillmnook Bav for the past went through a like experience. tion mid would (io what he could to three tears, to be used tor the purpose of Ata meeting of those who are inter, secure an appropriation. The C<»mniis securing mi appropriation for I'llhiiDook W e would suggest to the Com rsled in this city in the Oregon Pacific sion, however, instructed the executive bar Navigation C«»nipanv, recently inc«»rpor committee to engage some |x-f»on to mission that accidents mid debits to nted for the purpose ol i unning a line of t abula te the commerce of iillamook Bin vrss« Is mid the number that lime struck steam« rs l/ciwccti Portland mid Tilla for the past three years, to lie put in the bar iii going out with cmgocs be made a feature of th«* rep«nt Aiio'lier mook. M W. H.irrison, Henrv Kunze brief mid concise form. thing that should not Ire overlooked, and ami J E Bartel were chosen «lire« tors on that is to secure the co o|M*rat<ou ol the Thurstlay. F II Skinner, w ho w as I lie timlier owners and have then interest promoter of the company, lias gone to tlierr congressmen f«»r their respective Smi Francisco for the purpose of leasing states. It tins is done, it will he the or purchasing a steamer, as there is »me inruns ol bringing great influence to there for sale w Inch is thought wonld be Ixar in securing an npproprintroti. ami suitable tor the run. i as the Oregon rlelrgatioii is small in P. McIntosh ret nrne«1 from a business nnmtieis, here is mi opj»ortmiltt to g<*t trip to Seattle, Tacoma an«f I'ortlan»! on the backing of congressmen fiom a num Friday. Hr found the market «t the i»cr ol the largest mid most infliniili.il two l«irmer places glutted with cheese states. Anv tponey the Commission innv I».»m the East, laid down their at 12« a rx|»rml. mi I the tune the m«ml»crs n»m |N>und The Portland ami Smi Francisco from now on put iii , to help coiisumiite markets a re some what similarly situated, this long prme*l for improvement, no living overstocked with cheese, m»«l until Tlie Port *»f TillM»n»»ok Commission tnortey mi I lime c«»ul«l l»c s|»ent to l»et- that is s«d«l off the price «»f clirrwe will ter mlvHHt.'igc in the interest of Tilln- ha ye a »Io wn ward rather than hii up war»l has furnished the room over the Head rnook, for it is a rpirsiioii of vital imp«»r- trndeiM V,winch will lie a disappomtment light office, lo lie used as quarters for , I tame to the county hih I resolv<s itself t«» tliowr who expect cheese to go up tin« the Commission. * Ixt s i>o|ie we »limi t into this: Are we g<»ir*U t«» l»e given nil liave to set h stick ol dynamite off f>»r time of the year. the purpose <»f getting it to get a move op|x»rtui ity to develop onr rc»»>nrce« At the last tegular meeting of the hose «m m»w It is in guorl compmn. We sup like the rest of Oregon, or me wt to n« compwav, tlie dangrrotis comliit«*n ol the (rose it will t»e hi orrlrr for President A main "b<«ttle l up” imiefiuitely I>ell t«»wer came up. it I’cing re|»orted ov J. Colin to christen the new quarters Chief ('rrnslia w that it is liable I«» col with h Imilie of dry champagne of the Church Notice. lapse with a heavy wiml As the location m intage of ttic old fmilding. Methodist Eptscop <• ». iiu I hv r»f fl*e tower mnl fire a ppi ancr« are not * « • 10.00 h m . Sunday School; 11 1 centrally situate»!, and as a new tower will ha»eto l»e ere« tr«l. (hr hosecirmfinnv It is generally c«>r»ce»l««l that this is n preaching , I 2 15 p »•» , c>as» i agreed to pay f«»r a Co I»»«»I ste«l f»cll |«oor tunc of l lie year I«» have a race meet- 7 30 p m.. prem-liing . I’i U'*d User, pro vi led the nt y w»»nld pr«»vnlc mg in I ilimrmok. If it coidd t»e urrmiged p.m . prayer meeting, liver v bo< “I was glad when liter sai»l i new quarters, more centrally situaied, t«> bold ;« courity fair and n race meeting for tl»c fi»e apphnners. rh»»s. (Viwtm, A ■«anew Iter«-in tugfi«t. We l»rlir vr t l»e f w«» let U* go into the b«»u«r of the L* A J lloi.MxGwoirrit I K L >•«. .»»■»i l»e»». V» . s »u or ••i’ r'r • coul I ’«e ma-’e qmtr attr icrive I One Lefever Hammerless pointed a committee to wait on the city Shot Gun, with automatic ejec council. The Port of Tillamook Commission tor. at $40 OO ; Regular Price, held a meeting on Wednesday in its new $59 OO. at Ralph AcXley. Editorial Snap Shots
