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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1903)
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, DECEMBER 3, 1903 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. * is the place to buy your CHRISTMAS GOODS ! We will have the Largest Stock of CANDIES and NUTS that we have ever carried. Just received, per last boat a large stock of TOYS, GLASS WARE, etc. No better stock can be found K3 in the city to select from. £ FREE ! Mr*. Lottie Griggs returned from Port land on Friday, accompanied by her brother, Percy Wiley, and he left on the stage Sunday to return to that city. Petitions have been filed with the City Recorder nominating G. B. Alley, Tor Mayor; N. J. Meyers, for Marshal; L. Hiner, for Councilman in 5th Ward and H. E. Weston, Councilman 1st Ward. • DANIEL & CO 3 XS * * XS S * S * * X * X « S * * *3 FREE ! FREE I We will give to von with a $2.00 purchase one Beautiful Picture, size 17x24, mouuted on grey mat. Pictures are in assorted subjects and are exact copies of some of the most popular paintings of today. Two hundred pictures to be given away. One to a customer. Pictures on display now at the Store. The steamer Geo. R. Vosburg had some ■ trouble in getting to the dock on Fri day owing to obstructions to navigation in the slough, when she was unfortunate in getting one of the blades ot her pro- pellor broken offi The steamer Sue H. Elmore came in on Saturday from Astoria, and her passen gers were C. H. Leave, O. Crane, H A. Crane, A. H. Rugar and B. Rugar. She left Wednesday to take on a load of salmon at Garibaldi. Our Blaine correspondent informs us that G. E. Browning, who was drowned in the Big Nestucca river, was well thou ght of in the neighborhood where he resided, and he was a sober and indus trious man. It was his brother who worked for Henry Kunz. The song that makes Tillamook famous has just arrived from the publishers in Chicago, nicely designed. The composi tion is by that local genius, Chas. Dobbs, and the music by the Groomc Company, of Chicago. Its title is “The Sporting Town of Butte,’’ and starts off with "A Sturdy Lad and Merry Maid, they came from Tillamook ” Copies can be had in Chas. 1. Clough’s drug store. • Charles Ray, the principal stockholder in the Cloverdale Transportation Com pany, spent Tuesday in this city, return ing to Portland on the evening train. While here he decided upon getting en gines of either thirty-five or forjy horse One Door North of the Post Offiee i power for the launch Della, and also de cided to build her up like the other coast* | ing steamers. A new pilot house will be | built and also a cabin, and the freight i capacity will be increased by fully a I third.—Astoria News. TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS P^”a8 PrHS«nt8 Coroner C- E- Reynold, hn. received V *ttV^a 8mraH deP°8it letter, from the mother and brother of ana we will keep them for you. the man, J. C. Wright, who was a pas- H. T. Botts, for abstracts. * The frame work for the temporary | senger on the steamer South Portland Buy your clothing at Todd & Co’s.-* •court house is up, Contractor Brodhead 1 when she was wrecked at Blanco Rock, and who was one of the victims on that All silk goods greatly reduced at i doing the work. dated vessel, and whose body was Casin’*. * • Choice of 50 pictures, 16 by 12 inches, ill $2.50.—At C. E. Reynolds, the Boss washed ashore near Woods. There is no Those wish ii lg wood sawed phone Ed. , House Furnisher. longer any doubt as to the man's iden • Walker. tity. He had sent his mother, Mrs. Win. Todd & Co. are closing out their stock Wright, of Rochester, N.Y., a registered John Pennock was in from Hebo on of groceries. Buy your winter supply letter with $50, and the receipt found in Monday. at wholesale prices. * his pocket was the means by which the Remember all work done at the Palace remains were identified. Dan Millar left on h business trip on He was 27 Studio we guaranteed to be first class i years of age._____ Tuesday. any will not fade out. * The logging camp has closed down You will find the largest and finest a?- Gamblers Win at the City Caucus. for the winter. | sort inent of umbrellas at the most mod There was a little more interest taken For your Christmas photos call at the erate prices at Cohn’s. • Palace Stndio. * I Ladies, if you are looking for bargains, in the city caucus on Monday evening than usual, consequently the saloon and Miss Grace Ford came in on the Vos- don’t iniss Cohn's 50 per cent bargain gambling faction turned out in their full I sale on dress goods, etc. * burg on Friday. strength to head off any candidates the F. H. Davis, the barber, has put in a law and order citizens might nominate. A. Crawford, of Nehalem, was in the nicely fitted bath room in his old stand B. L. Eddy was chosen chairman of the city on Monday. ! opposite the Allen house. • caucus and Thos. Coates the secretary. L. McFee was in the city on Wednes The fight was centered on the offices of | L. B. Ziemer has taken T. P. Bowlbv ’s day from Nehalem. mayor and city marshal. C. W. Talmage place at the Fairview creamery during was again nominated for mayor, and lie A first class A. B. Chase organ for sale. the absence of the former. had the support of the saloon and gam Inquire at this office. * Win. Pettys, who recently returned bling faction. G. B. Alley was also placed 50 per cent discount sale oh all dress from Alaska, has gone to the State Nor in nomination, and when the votes were goods remnants at Cohn’s. * mal for a course of study. counted it was seen that the gambling Rev. L. A. Le Miller returned to the and saloon people were in control of the I Todd & Co. have just received a sihp- ment of men*» fine dress shoes. * 1 city on Friday to enter upon the pastor canvas by a narrow majority, for the ate of the Catholic church. vote was : Talmage, 67 ; Alley, 61 ; A large asaortment of photo cards to blanks. 3. The former was declared the • The father and mother of Mr*. George select from at the Palace Studio. * nominee of the caucus for mayor. Thos. Watt are expected from Canada in a few I Coates was nominated for recorder and Our $2 hat is the best thing ever offered : days to spend the winter here. Ralph Ackley for treasurer,both of whom in this city for the money at Cohn’s. * ' J.W. Hellenbrand and Edith and Maud were nominated by acclammation. For For your Christmas Photo Buttons j Hellenbrand, of Oretown, registered at city marshal Geo. Tone. N J. Meyers and call on Mrs. Adams at Palace Studio. * i the Allen house on Wednesday, Clyde Clements were nominated. On the The steamer W. H. Harrison came in j Miss Bella Watt left on the steamer for first ballot Clements lacked only three from Astoria on Tuesday with freight. Monmouth, where she will take a course votes necessary to nominate, and in the second ballot had 17 votes to spare, and ' of study for a teacher’s life diploma. J. S. Stephens is the agent for being the choice of the saloon and , tual Life Insurance Company Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Olsen and Mr. afid gambling faction w«m out easy. The York. Mis. A. J. Cohn left on Sunday last for caucus then divided into five ward cau- coses for the purpose of nominating five Todd & Ccr are the leaders in every Mexico, going out by wav of Sheridan. thing in the line of men’s wearing ap. Just arrived on steamer Elmore, direct Council men. The entire ticket is as fol parel. * from factory, a fine line of ladies’ and i lows : Mayor—C. VV. Talmage. ’s shoes, Uitz and Dunn make, Baths for ladies and gentlemen, at F. I children at Todd & Co’s. • i Recorder—Thos. Coates. H. Davis’ bath room, opposite the Allen I Marshal—Clyde Clements. Another social dance will lie given at I Treasurer—Ralph Ackley. boose. • the opera bouse on Saturday evening, Councilmen : Fine views of Tillamook City cafi be when Jenkins' orchestra will again 1st ward—W. 0. Chase. purchased of Mrs. Adams at the Palace furnish the music. All are cordially in 2nd ward—Howard Cary. Studio. * vited. 3rd ward—G. Munson. Soilie Smith has rented the store next 4th ward—A T White. Our big stock of outing flannel and to his meat market and will turn it into ’ Sth ward—C. E. Reynolds. other rtmnauci at 50 per cent discount at Cohn’s. .* a restuarant. and T. Sarchet. the tailor, j The city election takes place next Mon and Judge Cooper have been hunting new | day. Steel ninges $5 less than any other quarters. The following persons have Ixren placed store in the city.—At C. E. Reynolds, the The lumber schooner Gem, which took , in nomination by petition : btoveMan * on a load of lumber for the San Fran- | Mayor—G B. Alley. market at the Tillamook Lumber Mr. Bow iby and wife left lor Southern , I cisco __ _________ Marshal—N.J Mevers. Oregon on Tuesday to look up a site for Co.’s saw mill in this city, left down on Councilman, Sth Ward—L. Hiner. I Wednesday, Cocncilman, 1st Ward—H. E. Wrston.1 c ♦1.50 per year, A CLEAN UP SALE Of some Overerocuded Departments. The prices we quote in this sale are positively as low as we will be able to make them this season. So if you are in need of merchandise mentioned in this advertisement, now, surely is the time to buy. Sale will continue through month of December, or until lines are closed out. SALE SHIRT WAISTS. Clean-up sale of entire stock of Shirt Waists at a discount of 2oc. on the $1.00. You Can Now Buy : ♦ .50 Shirt Waist for ..I .40 .60 I I M •75 .80 1.00 » ♦ » » i-5O M >» 2.00 3.00 » » 1» » » 1 » I.2O I.60 . . 2.4O Sale COATS and JACKETS. Clean-up Sale of entire stock of Women's, Misses and Chil dren’s Coats and Jackets at a discount of 20c. on the $1 00, or one fifth off former prices. If you or yours need a winter wrap, you will surely buy now. MILLINERY At Half Former Prices. Clean-up sale of Fall and Winter Millinery at just One Half Price. All hat trimmings, such as Plums, Birds, etc., in cluded in this “Half Price” sale. 60c. and 50c. “Tams,” 39c. Staple colors and white. SALE WOOL BLANKETS. Our entire stock of Wool Blankets go in this sale at a dis count of 20c. on the $1.00. The collection includes the famous Pendleton Woolen Mill Blan kets. Weight 3 to 7 pounds. Colors : Grey, motled, brown and white. We’ve Too Many Overcoats. But are going to get rid of them. And this is the way we are going to do it. We Will Give With Each ♦5 to $8 Overcoat, a 11.25 Hat. ♦ 10.00 Overcoat, a $1.50 Hat. ♦ 12.50 Overcoat, a $2.25 Hat. ♦ 15.00 Overcoat, a $3.00 Hat. You select the style and size “Pendleton” Indian Robes, hat wanted without cost to you Shawls and Couch Covers in the —Take it on Haltoin. sale. Sale of Men’s Pants. Sale Children’s Wool Stock Do you need a Pair ? Our entire stock goes on ings. Entire stock of Children’s and sale at Special Prices. Misses Wool Stockings in this Sale of Men and Boy’s Shirts. sale at a discount of 20c. on the Entire stock of men and $1.00. All sizes. And posi boy’s shirts go in this Sale at a big sacrifice in price. tively this season's stock. [See Hcnilliglit of last week’s Matte for Sale Prices]. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Our superb stock of Holiday Goods are in and on display. We’ve spared neither pains nor money to make this the most attractive stock ever displayed in a country town. Come and see how well we've succeeded. Ketch your catalogue to coin- ¡•are prices to. Post Office Corner New Arrivals. Shoes. CUTTER SHOES in “Dri ver’s” and “Cruiser’s.” “Hal- tom’s Special ” WATER PROOF SHOES for men and boy’s, high, medium and low tops. Tailor Made Suits and Petticoats Wliat’B left of our Stock of Ladies' TAILOR MADE SUITS, Moreen and Satine Petticoat«, Flannelette and Percale Wrapper« will go in thia Sale at the present slaughtered Price«. Sale of Boy’s Saits. Entire stock of BOY’S SUITS and OVERCOATS go in this Sale at special prices. All are of this season’s make and of the most wanted styles and fabrics. Special Notice. Death of Mm. Matilda Parrish Next SundavJ at the M E. church ; It is with much regret that we have to Morning subject : "Importance of announce the death of Mr*. Matilda Church Membership. ’ Evening subject ; "The Municipal Elec- Parrish, wife of Commissioner L Parrish, which occurred at the home of her sis. tion.'*___________ ter, Mrs Augusta Lasselle, at Albany, Ore , on Thursday of last week, from Married cancer, after a long aix I painful illness, A quiet wedding took place at BenverJ which was borne with much patience, Oregon, on Sunday evening, Nov. 22nd, I Everything that medical skill and kind the contracting parties firing Mis* Art* triends could do to prolong life whs done L. Kird and Mr. Isaac H. Shortlidge, the ' tor the deceased lady. The remain* reach- ceremonv being performed by Justice led ‘ this citv on Monday evening and were West. The young conple are well and taken to the home of her daughter. Mr*. favorably know, and their friend* wish I M. F. Leach, who, with her children. them a long life of bapyiine**. I Misses Bertha anJ Laura Kabkee ami ; Mr. Parrish, accompanied them to So the bride and groom of today. The funeral took place oil On the sen of matrimony launch away; j Tillamook i l urs<lav afternoon, the religious service And if to each other you both are true, Your bark will glide gently on the lieing comlucted by Rev. A. | Hollmgs- ' worth in the M E church, at which a ocean bine. number of «ympathiziiig friends attend cd, also delegations from the Masonic Large Stork of Floor just ar and Oddfellow*' lodge*. The burial was at Vaughn cemetery. Ikcemied wa* 52 rived at Gangloff & Snuffer’s. years of age. She was born in Germany Price« right for Jewelry and her maiden name wn* Mi*s Matilda watched *t Franklin’s Thiel. She came to the United Stafr* with her pmeiits in 1H64 mid to fill - mook County in 1N76, settling on the Miami river, where she ha* *ince made her home. She married Fred Kabkee, mid alter hi« death married lx*vos Par- rish on Octolier 22 I mnm . She had seven children, five l>y her former husband, all of whom are living, viz , Mr*. M F. Ix*m h. Fled mul |rvme Kabkee, M i * m >* Bertha mid I,aura Kabkee. mul Claude mid Arthur Parri*h. Bernde* the sister at Albany, «lie ha* two in Manitowoc, Wis She wa* a member ui the Lutheran Church, nml wa* much l»rl«»vr«l bv her relaine* and a large circle of friend*, who rrgiet her death and mourn their and in doing so I did not !«>** a* a faithlui wife, a loving mother X * £ I £ £ £ 3 S Ï £ ÎÏÏI ÎÏ SS HU’- C. F. FRANKLIN’S JEWELRY STORE A Feui Facts About My Stock of Jeuuelry and Silver Ware : I have put forth my best efforts to secure the latest designs in everything in my line, forget that quality was the main thing. So you can get the best in all lines here. I mention a few articles and prices which may interest you : 1847 Roger Bros’. Flat Ware Knives and Forks, per set, $4 50 ; Table Spoons, from S3.00 to 4.00 per set ; Tea Spoons, from $1 50 to 2.00 per set ; Sugar Shells, 50c- each ; Butter Knives. 7sc- each. WATCHES in all grades. Elgin and Waltham, 7 jewels, in Silverine Case, $0.50 Chains from $1.75 to 7.00 in Gold Filled. Other articles too numerous to mention here, which I will be pleased to show yon and quote prices upon that are in accord with the quality. Come and make your selections for Xmas, early. At the Poft Office Jewelry Store. C F1. F’l^-A.IsrKiLIISr — a i. a mid hii affectionate friend. The liercr ved husband and family have the heartfelt sympathy <>t their numerous friends in this the hour of their sorrow. Lodge Election«. Tillamook Lodge, No. 57. A. F. A A. M , elected the following officer* on Wednesday : W.M., Fred Arthur ; S.W , Carl Halierlach ; J AV., G. B. Lamb f Secretary, C. W. I'aliiiage ; Treasurer, Geo. Colin. Tillamook Lodge, No. 91. I O.O.F., elected the following officers ; N.G., L. B Zicmer ; V.G.. Carl Halierlach ; R»c. Secretary, S. A. Brodhead ;^~Finiir .‘ni Secretary, Otto Hem* ; Treasurer, Peter Brant. Abler Camp, No. 219, Woodman of the World, elected tlie following officer* : C.C., John C. Wilson ; Adv., L. George Vaughn; Banker, Otto Hein*: Clerk, Carl Habrrlach ; Escort, Dan. Pike ; Watchman, Carl Wallin ; Sentinel, John Jenmiig* ; Manager, Tracy Elliott. Tillamook Lodge. No. 290 Fl’. of America, elected officers m follows : I* .M , S. A Brodhead , Jii«lke, Mary If. Wilt ; Srcretarv. Otto Heins ; Treas., S. J. Sturgeon ; Tiuth, Ruth A. Rees; Mercy. M E Olds ; Guide. I) M. Oliver , Guard. John P. Allen . Sentinel. Ella R. H nvi ; Steward«. W. E Southwick, Robert Sturgeon. Diaiitha Page. Rebekah Ixidgc, 1 0.0 F , riet ted the following officer* oil WedncMilnv ; N.G , Mfl '.corge Wilt. \ .\ i, . \l r - i ,<.. Handley ; Secretary, Stella Peery ; Treasurer, Mr* Anna Hidden ; Finan« m I Secretary, Mr*. Frank Sc veranee. HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES. I have beeu appointed a depository for all the authorized School Books for all grades and carry a very large stock of all kind, of School Supplies : I’rn*. I’enrlls, Nlatm, Nponge«. lluleH. Copy Kook«, Writ ing Tablet« and everything required by seholars. Lowest Prices on Everything.
