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I lamo ok TILLAMOOK, OREGON, DECEMBER 10, 1903.? IMPORTANT COMMUNICATION Ü01 Information Wanted for an Electric Railroad Into Tillamook CKET STORE is the plaee to buy your ’lock oil and ti»» >n th« to sho, eras. RISTMAS GOODS I 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 in the city to select from DANIEL |C. & CO jottings H. T. Botts, for abstracts. < Buy your clothing at Todd & Co’s. All silk goods Cohn’s. greatly reduced at Those wishing wood sawed phone Ed. Walker. The steamer Sue H. Elmore came in on Sunday. Fred Kebble was in from Nehalem on Monday. « by se Leather goods in all, any style, and all prices at Clough’s. * H. C. SonthmavjA^fltaMi Park, was in the city on Tue4(^^^^^ A few fine pattern hats at less than cost at Mrs. Sturgnon’s. * The new piano for the public school came in on the steamer. uffei M P w J è I EGOI iplojd Free entertainment at Todd’s hall on Saturday night, Come ! W. W. Curtiss is in the city looking after his timber interests. 50 per cent discount sale on all dress goods remnants at Cohn’s. * Todd & Co. have just received a ship ment of mens fine dress shoes. • Our $2 hat is the best thing ever offered in thia city for the money at Cohn’s. * The Rathbone Sisters gave a basket social in Todd’s hall Thursday even, ing. J. S. Stephens is the agent for the Mu- tual Life Insurance Company of New York. lirort Ü.I lie. i Binai Harry Angello, from the same place. Todd & Co. are the leaders in erery i Clough has just received a big assort. thing in the line of men’s wearing ap ! ment of Bibles well bound in limp parel. I leather bindings. Ranging in prices from | 50c. to $3 50. • Bath« for ladies and gentlemen, at F. H. Davis’ bath room, opposite the Allen | J. H. Oliver, wife and child came in hov.se. * 1 from Portland on Saturday. Mr. Oliver ' has bought out C. A. Vogler’s bakery Ladies’ neckwear and handkerchiefs. : aM(j candv store, something nice lor Xmas, at Jones & ' i [ Just arrived on steamer Elmore, direct Lindsey's. * | from factory, a fine line of ladies’ and | Our big stock of outing flannel and children’s shoes, Ultz and Dunn make, * ether remnants at 50 per cent discount I at Todd & Co's. at Cohn's. * By a mistake in the copy we reported Go into Clough’s and look over his line that John Jennings was elected sentinel I of Bibles. It’s a good assortment, and in Abler Camp, W. of W. It should have Ixen J. C. Bailey. ft won’t cost a cent. A. H. Adams, who has for some time Todd & Co. are closing out their stock over its. Buy your winter supply Ixen handling pianos and organs here on consignment from Eilers Piano House. I at wholesale prices. Portland, has decided to go out of the IrOst, on Friday, Dec. 4, in Tillamook, business. His stook has Ixen turned over a lad\ s mnekintosh skirt. Fin.lcr please to Mr. F. N, Smith, the traveling sales BKlve it at Headlight office and get re- man of the Eilers house, and will lx —F. E. Norton. closed out here. * I Some weeks ago a fine of $220 was im posed on the steamer Geo. R Vosburg bv Collector of Customs Robb for failure to have a foghorn on board. A h appeal was taken by the owners to the Depart meat of Commerce and Labor. A letter has Ixen retrieved from Washington stating that the fine has Ixen mitigated to $100. The Emersonian and Ciceronian Liter, ary Societies of the Tillamook High School will give another debating con. test on Monday. DecernIxr 2M, at the opera house, when the Isthmian Canal is to lx debated. The second part of the entertainment will lx musical in charac ter, and the attractive feature will be several nice selections by the Young Ladies’ Double Quartette, which is tinder the instruction of Miss Adele Picket. The side winning the contest will be present ed with an elegant set of up to-date en cyclopedias, given by Messrs. B. L. Eddy, H. H. Aiderman and A. W. Sever ance. The proceeds of the entertainment will be added to the piano fund. likely sustain the favorable report that has preceded him.—Oregon City Enter prise. A whist party was given on Friday evening bv Miss Bessie Hunt and Mrs. Kathvrine Edwards at tne home of the former, when another pleasant evening s enjoyment and social time was partici pated in. Arthur Hunt won the honors of the evening and Mrs Maud Stallcop was awarded the boobv prize. Ice cream and refreshments were served. Those present were : Mr. ami Mrs. A. K Case, Mr ami Mrs. S. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. C, E. Hadlev. Mr. and Mrs W. I. Stephens, Mr. and Mrs A. C. Hunt. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Gravsin, Mr. and Mrs. B. O Suffer. Mr. and Mr. Chester Holden, Mrs. Ida Edmunds. Mrs. Maud Stallcop, Misses Chattie Smith, Kate Plank. Flora Per kins, Amanda Tinixrstet, Hope Nolan. Agusta and Julia Schrader ami Allxrt Plank. Arthur Kelso, Walter Baker, R. W. Watson Dcwayne Stephens, Charlie Franklin. P. B Vn at rets, Fied Christen son and Dolph Smith. C. F. FRANKLIN’S JEWELRY STORE • 4 A peua Facts About My Stock of Jetuelry and Silver Ware : I have put forth my best efforts to secure the latest designs in everything in my line, and in doing so I did not 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 mar interest you : 1847 Roger Bros’. Flat Ware Knives and Forks, per set, $4 50 ; Table Spoons, from S3 00 to 4.00 per setj Tea Spoons,^from ^1^50 to 2.00 Sugar per set ; 2_ o__ 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 you and quote prices upon that in accord with the quality. Come and make your selections for ' Xmas, early At the Post Office Jewelry Store. •« — CñlMw © 0 Ü 1 0 Sale has Commenced Here’s Your ’Xmas Opportunity 0 01 1 0 0 0 0 101 0] © 0 0 0 We now place on Sale the entire stock of Pianos and Organs at 33'3 per cent discount, formerly con signed to Mr. A. H. Adams, of this city. His loss is your gain, But since a quick sale is uecessary, we have decided on this plan, So you'll have to hurry, as the goods will not last long at such prices. The List includes : The Kimball Piano, Chicago’s Greatest, and the equal of any piano made today. The Whitney Piano, in rich Mahogany finished case, fine art style. The Hinze Piano, in a genuine solid oak case. The Brinkerhoff Piano, in a fine Walnut Veneer case. One six-octave and one five-octave Kimball Organ, than which there is none better. One Burdette Organ, Walnut case. As to terms, we are prepared to meet any reason able offer, cash or time. As to prices, listen : We will offer you at this time at $500 Piano for $353 ; a $450 Piano for $298 ; a I400 Piano for $246 ; a $425 Piano for $240 ; a $150 Organ for $117 ; a $ioo Organ for $8o ; and a I90 Organ for $67. If yon know a good thing you will admit that these prices are resistless. Come in at once while the stock is complete and make your selection. 01 Eilers Piano House. 01 F. N« SJVHTH, : ♦« È 0 o 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 è ;ÓWi0ll®llQl!Ql8SIE>Ì!0l!0,!'Ql^l.G>1fÒ]^i IS Entertainment Saturday Evening, An entertainment will lie given on next Saturday evening at K p in,, by the Christian Endeavor Society ol the Chris tian < ’htirch. The program w ill consist of mti«ical and literary selection« and a “ tableau’’ with two scenes entitled “ Caught at it.’’ The admission will be free, but booths will l>e nt hand where refreshments may lx had at n small price. The proceeds will lx used in work con teinplatrd by the Endenvorers. Come, enjoy a pleasant evening ntxl help in a good cause. Vote of Condolence. Hall of 'lilbimook Lodge No ftl. 1.0.0.F. Tillamook, Oregon Decern I xr N, 1903. T<> the officers and mcmlxrs : We your Committer, appointed to draft resolutions of condolence on the death of Mrs. Matilda^Parrish, Ixloved w ife of Bro L Parrish, heg leave to sub. rnit the following : H herea». It has pleased the Supreme Ruler of the *’nive.se to remove from the family circle the Ixloved wife ; therefore lx it Resolved, That we. a Lodge, lender our heartfelt sympathy to the liereaveil bus- band and family in the hour of tbrir affliction, and commend them to tlx One who doe th nil thing« well. CLOUGH’S Resolved that n copv of these resolu tions be sen», under seal of the Lodge, to Bro L. Parrish, a copv lx spread on the minutes and copies lx furnish the Pacific O<ld Fellow and the local papers for publication. Submitted in F. L & T. G eosgk C ohn , | O. to R eins , [Committer. S. A. B kodhead . ) Married. A tkinson —G raves . At Vancouver, Washington. Novern. Ixr 4oih. 1903, Mr. Daniel W Atkin* non, of Tillamook county, und Min« I Myrtle Graves, of Yamhill county, ¡Justice Arthur Hmnr. officiating. i The groom in vs ell and hivoriilily known in Tillamook county, having re* sided there .or the past filtrrn veur«, while the bride, liltbough I wing a resi lient ol Newlxrg, is among Tillamook counties most «fiec'cs-hil m I iho I teachers. The Impp» couple »¡xiit n few ihni viewing the lien ut i I id scenery on the Upper Columbia, after which they re turned to Newberg tor a short visit with relative« Indore leaving for Southern California. where they will spend the winter among the beautiful orange grove«. All join in wishing the happy couple a •air mid pros|xr<ms journey down the »trram of life. POINTERS FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS. CIGARS that pleases in «pjality that »«iitw the |MM*ket. PERFUME ATOMIZER, it is CELLULOID GOODS in nil the almonf n txemsttv to have nn atomizer latest styles and desijfne. to properly ti»< pertame. Ceriandy it it LEATHER GOODS, Hr lnrKe.f a pleasure. and ,n«Mit complete line in I lie rite. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS in I am »riling •*» t he iply that PERFUMES, «11 odors, mid from celluloid | » ohm p»ople think I Stole lliem. the world*» lx«i mnli-fi Chas I Clouph, as. 0] Salesman B'lOKS i«»r fno.t uh) one nt rail »gr fro* l«fc. «•> »2 So. C. F1. F’Ft-A-lSrKlZ.IlXr X ISTzSlki l<ñlV.rñJ ENTIRE STOCK TO 0 BE SACRIFICED. 0 One Door J4oi*th of the Post Offiee tb ^ lamook Gialli CLOSING OUT! We have received an important communication from Mr. D. W. Campbell, assistant superintendent of the Oregon Railway & Navigation Company, which may be the means of giving Tilla mook County an electric railroad. The letter explains itself and is as follows : Tekoa, Washington, Dec. 5th, 1903. Dear Sir,—Mr. C. P. Lindsley, whose address is 426 Peyton Block, Spokane, Washington, is looking for information concern ! ing your locality with a view of taking up some matters pertain ing to an electric railway. This gentleman has been instrumen tal in projecting a similar scheme in Idaho, and is in search of such information as he can get regarding your territory. Can you furnish him ruch data as will justify him making a trip to Tilla mook with such an end in view ? Personally I have no interests in the matter, but explained to him a tew days ago on the train I thought a pretty good aocount of the resources of the country could be had from you as I recollect seeing in one of your papers published about two years ago a full account of the country and its resources, and stated to him I would request this from yon to be sent to him direct. He expects to go to Portland in a week or ten days with the ultimate object of making a trip to Tillamook. You might address him direct at Spokane. Yours truly, D. W. C ampbell . The editor of the Headlight has communicated with Mr. Lind sley and furnished him what data he required and other informa tion. Fred C. Skomp brought in several Dr. Birtch, of San Jose, Cel., one of the boxes of apples from his place at Trask, best known eye specialists of the Pacific and they wei^ much better than those Coast, who is having good success in shipped in from the outside. Tillamook City, will remain in the city another week to give those who are Mr. G. W. Kiger has charge of Mr. F. wanting to consult him about their eyes R. Beals’ real estate office during his ab He can he an opportunity to see him. sence, who has a complete list of the best found at the Larsen House, His office dairy farms in the county for sale. • hours are from 1 to 5. Clough carries cigars put up in regu The song that makes Tillamook famous lar ’Xmas boxes from 50c. a box, up to Ims just arrived from the publishers in $15.00 a box. There is only a few of Chicago, nicely designed. The composi those $15.00 boxes left, so you will have tion is by that local genius, Chas. Dobbs, Sea Shells that must be seen to be ap to hurry. * and the music by the Groomt Company, predated at prices from 10c. to 75c., at Lumber is on the ground for a new of Chicago. Its title is “The Sporting Clough’s drug store. * store building to be built by C. E. Had Town of Butte.*’ and starts off with “A Don’t miss the free entertainment at ley on the lot wesj of his saloon and Sturdy Lad and Merry Maid, they came Todd’s hall on Saturday evening. All which will be occupied by T. Sarchet, from Tillamook ” Copies can lie had in are cordially invited. Chas. I. Clough’s drug store. the tailor. Clough’s Perfumery Case is filled with A meeting of the city council was held Anyone purchasing $20.00 worth of the real thing, made by the real maker. goods for cash, at C. E. Reynolds’ furiii* on Monday evening, with Mayor C. W. Sold at the real price. * » ture store bet ween now and January 1, Talmage and Councilmen E. Jenkins. You will find the largest and finest as 1904, will receive one 16x20 picture, W. H. Cary and W. C. Woolte present Bills ordere«! paid were : * sortment of umbrellas at the most mod frame and glass. Electric Lights................ ....$20.00 erate prices at Cohn’s. • A savings bank book is a Christmas .... 45.00 Ladies, if you are looking for bargains, present that will last a year through and Recorder’s salary........... .... 15 00 flourishes long after something else is don’t miss Cohn’s 50 per cent bargain Water rent....................... .... 30.00 worn out.—C. & E. Thayer, Savings sale on dress goods, etc. Grnvson & McNamer .. .... 13.50 Bank Department. F. H. Davis, the barber, has put in a W. G Kelso.................... .... 2.00 nicely fitted bath room in his old stand Otto Heins..................... . .... 2«H1 A razor is almost a necessity for any . opposite the Allen house. gentleman, and would make a suitable I). (1 Pierce..................... .... 2.00 T. B. Handlev ................ .... 2.00 Your wife would appreciate an Xmas gilt. Clough carries four ol the leading W. |. Plank ’.................... .... 2.00 gift of one of those silk or velvet waist I makes and guarantees absolute satisfac- Eli Olils............................... .... 13 50 I tion or your money back. * patterns at Mrs. Sturgeon’s, Streets ordered improved: From Ed Cities, like individuals in a community, mund’s corner to livery barn and Front W. J Stephens drove to Nehalem to go I i have moral standings. The vote Mon out on the Vosburg to see his mother street. day placed Tillamook Citv in the gam who is vuite sick in Portland . H as L ocated at O regon C itv .—I). bling class again Are we proud of the Umbrellas, knit shawls, handkerchiefs, moral standing of the city ? T. Edmunds, recently from Tillamook, ribbons, etc , are useful presents. Mrs. has located in this citv. Mr. Edmunds Fairview Grange. No. 273, will meet has purchased from Mr. Patzlaff the lat Sturgeon has a fine assortment. * at their hall in Fairview, on Saturday, ter’s interest hi the Oregon City Lumlxr H. H. Tublxsing and H. Schollmeyer the 12th, at 10 a.in. Come early and Company and will conduct that business were down from Nehalem on business on come ail. for there is lots of work to do in the future. For seventeen years Mr. i Fiidav and returned on Saturday. that day.—L. S. M aynard , Master. Edmunds was a resident of Tillamook. For a number of years he served the peo Ladies, we carry a full line of material Mr. F. N. Smith, traveling salesman ple of that section of the state as trea and will make you up a hat in the >4or Eilers Piano House, of Portland, is surer of the Port of Tillamook, and in latest style, at Jones & Lindsey’s. # > s __ ___i has u.._ taken *-i ..i. ..r.i. in town, and charge of the .. this anil the various other capacities in The temporary court house is finished stock of pianos and organs formerly which he was employed he enjoyed the and was occupied on Thursday by the consigned to A H. Adams. Mr. Smith fullest confidence of the people of that county clerk, sheriff and assessor. will remain until a satisfactory disposi community. Mr. Edmunds comes to this tion of the goods ami of the local agency citv with the highest recommendations, Nels Nelson, of Nehalem, was in the ami in a business and a social way will city on Wednesday ; also Mary and has been consumated. >1.50 per year D»4 » 1 ¿I.» >: er .
