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U Hcaöligljt Vol. XVI. TILLAMOOK No. 39. TILLAMOOK, ORKGON >1.50 per year, 1904 JOTTINGS Dried peaches, 8c. per lb., at Todd’s. • As soon as the new stock arrives at A new line oi ladies’ shoes in the heavy the store of C. A. Patzlaff, he will have « H. T. Botts, for abstracts. and light makes, all one piece of leather, a complete line ot logging shoes, ranging Lard, 51bs , 60c. ; lOlbs., $1.20, at only one seam in the entire shoe. Will be in price from $2.60 to $5.50. * Tod I's. in stock in three weeks.—C. A. Patzlaff. * There appears to be a scarcity of can. W. C. Bailey, timber locator and esti- When you want a nice meal go to the didates for joint representative up to the mater. Model Restaurant. Everything first. present time on the republican ticket. Is A new lot of Village School Shoes at ! class and up-to-date, Those who are it because no one feels disposed to fol Todd’s. boat ding should give the Model Res- low Mr. Eddy in the state legislature from this county ? S. H Rock was in from Oretown on taurant a trial. The revival services at the Christian Tuesdav. Four slot machines came in on the J. Christensen was in from Spruce on steamer and thev have been placed in the Church, conducted by Evangelist J. F. s doons. Well, the people voted for a Ghormlev, who is assisting the pastor, Tuesday. still continues with increasing interest. J. J. Howser was in from Blaine on wide open town and they are getting Audiences are good and some success is what they voted for. Tuesday. in evidence. The services will be con 1 he county court has come to the con W. M. Lucas was in from Beaver on clusion that it will not build a bridge tinued over Sunday and on indefinitely. T uesday. The question box which is being freely Choice table peaches, $2.00 per dozen across the Nehalem this year on account used is proving an interesting feature. of scarcity of funds and the want of at Todd’s. * All are invited to attend these services roads leading to the proposed bridge. A good second hand Organ for $35.— from night to night. W. H. Cooper and B. L. Eddy were W. E. Page. The members of the Grange at Fair elected elders of the Presbyterian church R. D. Sales was in from Foley on at a meeting of the members on Sunday view will give an amateur theatrical per Wednesday. evening, to fill vacanaies, Dr. Wilev and formance at their hall on Thursday even, ing, March 10th. The play of the even, Lem Parker and wife have returned Alex. Watt being the other two elders. ing will be “The Corner Store.’’ The from Portland. F. S. Whitehouse has made arrange South Prairie band will furnish the music The schooner Della arrived at Nestucca ments for two lumber schooners to load for the evening. All are cordially invited, on Wednesday. here, the Volanteand the Corinthian, and and as the admission is only 25c., it is Iron bedsteads, cheaper than the the former is expected to arrive any day. expected that the Grangers will draw a cheapest at Page’s. * She carries about 300,000 feet of lumlier, good crowd, as the proceeds ofthe enter Clerk Thos. Coates is taking the school while the Corinthian is a smaller vessel. tainment will be used or Grange pur census for this district. Commissioner L. Parrish has purchased poses. J. f. Hollett and wife were in the city a ranch near Dallas, Polk county, where Henry Kunze hns had the misfortune he will make his future home. We are from Blaine on Thursday. to loose four of his horses, but as to the exceedingly sorry to see that Mr. Parrish The steamer Geo. R. Vosburg left on cause of their death that is a mystery. is leaving this county, where he has lived The animals, when first stricken, hang Tuesday with several passengers. so long and where he has so many per their heads nearly to the ground, com Mrs. E. Evans and family moved to sonal friends. mence shaking, and then drop down and the city on Friday from Wilson river. The annual meeting of the Tillamook die. They appear to be in no pain. No Call and buy a new $75 Singer Sewing Dairy Association was held at Fairview trace of any disease or inflammation Machine for $35 —W. E. Page, agent. • on Monday, when Charles Kunze, Alfred could be found in the animals. As Mr. Wood for sale, crab apple and alder. Carlson and John Morgan were elected Kunze takes good care of his stock, and Leave orders nt the Headlight office. • directors and 0. & E. Thayer treasurer. the animals were in good condition it is Schillings’ Golden Gate and Monopolie The factory received 2,288,000 pounds a mystery as to the cause. Not even Dr. Baking Powder, 3714c. per pound at of milk and the test was 3 910th. Phelps can account for their death. Todd’s. It will be noticed that the business men Chairman A. W. Severance called the Mrs Bogart, mother of Mrs. McIntosh, who are doing the largest amount of republican county central committee to left on Tuesday for her home in Wash, business are those who advertise in the order on Wednesday, when twelve mem ington. H eadlight , and because they are aware bers were present. Saturday, March 26, A. H. Adams, wife and daughter left ofthe fact that the H eadlight is the is the date set for the primaries, while on Tuesday to make their home in Wash most widely read newspaper in Tilla the convention will be held one week mook, and has been so ever since it was later, Saturday, April 2. There is likely ington. to be very little friction in the republican Green wood, direct from the mill,$l.8O. started in 1888. Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Patzlaff returned partv of this county this year, and it is Dry wood, $2.50. At Tillamook Lum. to the city on Monday from the East, expected that the primaries and conven ber Co.’s mill. * Rev. E. D. Allen will preach morning where they had been several weeks visit tion will be harmonious, as those who and evening next Sunday at the Presby ing relatives and selecting a new stock in previous years have divided the party of spring and summer goods for their and then helped the democrats out have terian church. store in this city. They have bought a become so few that they will cut no A marriage license was issued on Tues large stock and will have to make more figure. day to Miss Francis May Blanchard and space in their store. The Senate hnving passed the bill in. James A. Dickey. While in the East I purchased very troduced by Senator Mitchell authoriz J. S. Lamar has moved into his new heavily in prints, dress goods and spring ing the establishment of the life saving house, which is another nice addition to dress goods, in order to buv them right. station nt the entraiiceof Tillnmook bnv, that part of the city. I had to buy in 3000 and 2000 yard the efforts of the Senator and Represen. In three weeks from Friday the pupils lots, and am satisfied you will save tative Hermann have been turned in the of the public high school will give ano money by looking over this stock before direction of the House committee on in ther oratorical contest. buying. Will be in slock in three weeks.— terstate and foreign commerce, where it is hoped to secure a favorable report in Garments that are cut to fit, sewed to C. A. Patzlaff. * stay sewed, trimmed toplease and prices I have a regular curiosity shop. time to permit the passage of the bill by to suit.—0. A. Patzlaff. * Revolvers that shoot six ways at once the House before the sundry civil bill is Theo. Steinhilber, who was hi the city and razors that are sharp enough to considered toward the close ot the ses several weeks on business, returned to shave a lawyer, or cup a disagreeable, sion. The Tillamook bill, as it stands, Hood River on Tuesday. or a poor relation. Just put the razor, carries no appropriation, but if it is passed in time sufficient money for the I have the largest and best stock of strop and soap under your head at night erection of this station will be provided and wake in the morning and you are second hand goods I have ever had in in the sundry civil bill. clean shaved. Callon Page. * Tillamook.—W. E. Page. Coming! The word coming means to Rev. Father H. J McDevitt, who was Fifteen to twenty feet ot snow in the the mother, the return of an absent son mountains and no mail over the North recently the priest in charge of the Cath or daughter ; to the maiden, the coming olic church in this city, is one of the Yamhill road since Sunday. of a lover ; to the children the coming of I have a fine Mirror, 27 x 38 inches. priests recommended for theappointment Christmas or 4th of July ; to C. A. Paiz- 1 will trade for other goods, or take to succeed the late Right Rev. Bishop laff the coming of the season's stock, Brondel. of Helena. The rev. father’s wood or shingles.—W. E. Page. many friends in Tillamook would be which will arrive in about three weeks, To provide room for incoming spring pleased to see him get the appointment. direct from the factory in the Enst This goods, we are making some extraordi stock will be >11 new, this season’s Harrison Booth, of Tillamook countv, materials and make. No auction stock, nary reductions.—C. A. Patzlaff. * is in this city this week visiting relatives. that has been on the market last season. Geo. Leopabel, H. V. Alley,Heney Tohl, He sold his propertv in Tillamook last In Indies' shirt waists and muslin under H Schollmever and Alex. McDonald were fall and has been visiting in Eastern ware, our stock will be complete. Price down from Nehalem on Wednesday. Washington and Idaho since. Before re Buy your sole leather, harness leather, turning to Tillamook he will visit at doesen't make n bargain, in the above lace leather and all shoemaker’s and Albany and other points in the vallev lines, it helps, but material, cutting, sewing and trimming are the prime con harness supplies at W. E. Page’s. * and may conclude to locate somewhere siderations. • Lest vou forget, in notions and novel j in the vallev.—Telephone-Register. On Tuesday another vote was taken ties come to our store when our stock is The annual meeting of the Red Clover in, and be convinced that we are it.—C. Company was held on Tuesdav, when to bond the city for $58,009, giving the mayor and city council nnthority and A. Pttzlaff. I H. Leach, M. Chance and M. Abplanalp power to negotiate bond« and put in a I have 15 second hand bicycles, all in . were elected directors and C. & E. Thav- water system not to exceed that sum of good order, for sale very cheap ; also a I er treasurer. The factory received 882,- money. Only a few months ago the pro lot of frames and wheels and other re-1 367 pounds of milk, and the average position was voted down by a majority pairs.—W. E. Page. * price lor 100 pounds of milk was $1.30, ot five votes, while on this occasion it Chairs, tables. bedsteads, stands, I the patrons receiving $1.14-t*. The test carried with a majority of six. 47 voting bureaus, commodes, lounges and all was 4 and the average price for cheese “Yes” and 41 "No.” A movement was kinds of second hand goods cheap for was 12 9-10th cents. started last week to put the matter in sale at my store.— W. E. Page. * The steamer Sne H. Elmore, after being the hands of a commission, and twelve Mrs. F. R. Beals received n message on detained several day», left on Monday names were selected for that purpose. S iturday informing her of the death ot [with the following passengers: Frank Whether the city council will agree to her mother, Mrs. A. H Stitt, at Kittnu- I Krame- Charles Bowen, R. Robinson, this remains to lie seen, as thecouncilinen nmg, Penn., whom she had visited last ! f. C. Specht, S E. Lowry. Blaine Hays, are somewhat divided on thia point, and j Theo. Stcinhilber. A. H. Adams, wife and as there appears to lie some objection to summer. ' daughter, Miss Vigger, Sam Brown, H. some of the members named tor the com citv to boy vour The liest place in the meat is at the Palace Meat Market. ! A. Franklin and wile. Rev. f. Looser, W. mission, and from all indication, with Prime meats, hams and bacon always ' W. Curtiss, Oak Nolan, W. Reifenberg. people arguing one way and others pull, on band —S mith & J enkins , propri I Fear) Hedges and Mrs. Hedges, Mr». ing in an opposite direction, the water question is not settled vet. | Bogart. etors. Call for 8calp Bounty and General Fund Warranta. Take your PRESCRIPTIONS THE RELIABLE DRUGGIST. All warrants endorsed prior to Sept. 1 10. 1901 are due and will lie paid on 1 presentation. Interest ceases this date I March 3, 1904. • p. W. T odd . Countv Treasurer Standing pwket against torpedo boat* in the harbor ot Port Arthur i. probnbty the tongheat job to he lound at prea-nt nt a..j |«ri oi the world. ■ R Begins JVIarch 5th Ends 15th. TEN DAYS ECONOMY SURPRISE SALE. This sale will afford savings never before equaled, even by this low price store. We mention a few items and quote prices —but the story is not half told—every department will offer many BIG SPECIALS not mentioned in this ad. ATTEND THIS TEN DAYS SALE If you mould economize. Misses Jackets and Coats at just Half Price. Children’s Wool Dresses One Third Cheaper. Outing Flannel Garments are in the Ten Days Slaughter Sale. Entire Stock of these new, late style Coats and Jackets on Sale at Half. $2 00 VALUES, Sale Price, 11.00 3.00 1.50 »» >» 4.00 2.00 »» 5.00 2.50 »» >1 6.00 3.00 i* About 30 DRESSES in all—of Worsteds, Home Spuns and Plaids—sizes 4 to 14. $1.00 DRESSES, Sale Price, ♦ 67 1.25 83 »» ti 1.50 1.00 »» it 1.75 1.17 2 00 1.34 »» » 2.25 1.50 »• NOTIONS AND HOUSE HOLD NEEDS. Women’s Wrappers in the OF INTEREST TO WOMEN Sale. NEW STOCK. Note What Your Pennies will Buv RICE BUTTONS, dozen................ lc. DRESS PINS, paper....................... lc. HAT ELASTIC, yard...................... lc. BABY RIBBON, yard...................... lc HOOKS AND EYES, dozen ......... lc. DARNING COTTON, spool............ 3c. HAIR PINS, box............................. 3c. SAN SILK, spool............................. 4c. SHARPS’ NEEDLES, paper ......... 4c. SAFETY PINS, dozen..................... 4c. WIRE EGG BEATERS, each ...... lc. WARD ROBE HOOKS, each........ lc. NUT MEG GRATERS, each......... 2c. IRONING WAX, each ................... 2c. ENAMELINE, box .......................... 3c. B.B. STOVE POLISH, box............ 3c. BISQUIT CUTTERS, each........... 3c. CAKE CUTTERS, each ................ 3c. WOOD POTATO MASHERS, each 4c. WIRE POTATO MASHERS, each. 4c. 15c. STOVE SHOVELS, each ...... 5c. No. 2 LAMP GLOBE, each......... 5c. VASELINE, bottle .......................... 5c. 10c. GLASS SOAP SLABS, each... 5c. 10c. SCRUB BRUSHES, each...... 5c. 100ft. It IRE CLOTHES LINE, ea. 15c. Entire stock of FLANNELETTE Wash and Woolen Dress Good, Trim Wrapper» will be offered nt these prices: mings, Silks, Shirt Waist, Corsets, 88c. WRAPPERS, SALE PRICE, 50c Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Embroideries, •1 25 „ „ „ 75c. $1.50 „ „ „ 98c Laces, Shoes, Children's Dresses, Lace Curtains, Bed Spreads. Bed Spread, Special. For this “ Ten Days” Sale we’ve shattered all former very low prices on entire stock of SPREADS, and bear in mind you can only get these prices during the sale. 75c. SPREADS, SALE PRICE, 63c. $1.00 „ 85c. $1.25 „ $1.08 $1 50 „ „ $1.25. $2.00 ., „ $169. $2.50 „ ,. $2.10. >• $3.00 .. $2.50 Outing Flannel, Gowns, Skirts and Drawers. $ 50 GARMENTS, Sale Price, $ 38 75 59 •» 1.00 75 •» 1.25 98 »• 1.50 1.20 MEN’S CLOTHING. A big shipment of MEN'S SUITS re ceived on last boat. The famous Millers "Perfect Fitting” clothes—all oi the late cut coats are in this lot— they are very swell. SUIT8, $5.00 to $24.00. Custom—Tailoring Dept, for Men and Women. Over 300 samples to choose from. Outing Flannel, 5c. a Yard. The garments are made to your 2,000 Yards Outing Flannel in Mill measure nt one ofthe best custom shops Ends, 10 to 20 yards length, every in the country. A perfect fit guaran teed in every instance. wanted pattern. RBAL8VU VALUE, SALE PRICE, 5c. 8UIT8, ¿io.oo to $37 50. SPRING MILLINERY! Spring 1904 Street Hats nom on Display. The very neuuest advance styles Prices very modest Clearance Sale Continued on Wool Blankets, Tailor Made Suits, Knit Goods, Mackintoshes, Overcoats, Furs, Jackets, Hosiery, Underwear. Mail or Telephone Orders. (Tuttle's l'hone Installed.) Receive our prompt and careful attention. You may return goods not satisfactory. e, *a. h. :e. ts. y), tir. itt ee ÎW ill. ;ra jns, iau. the JGH. I ment business. Hacriflca we will let you know later. We understand that Fred Nicklans is G. M. Cobb went to Tillamook on Th« st«Hmer Vowburg came in on Wt-dnewlay, Mr., Cobb being »irk, they i working for M. Kunze at Fairvkw. Thursday and went out Friday. l<Mt their infant child It wan brought [ C. A. Smith has been at work for sev J). 8. Ikiyakin accidently fell from to N-lialeni and buried in the F.U. of A. eral weeks preparing his summer's snp- the wharf in f rout of hi« »tore hem I first cemetery, I ply of wood. He is getting a pile of it into the water and mud on Thursday John Snyder, Earl Finley ami Alyince that will gladden the heart of the house while attempting to keep a trunk from Told were pama-ogeni out on the Vo. burg wife. falling in Dial was loading on the Vos to Astoria. Geo. L ochs , who has been working at burg. He ' vmn badly shaken up and W. Gladwell's milk ranch for the past BOULDER CREEK. bruised by the fall, but im able to net upi year, in once again his own boss and is at tliis writing. enjoying his freedom to the full extent. Mrs R. Y. Blalock spent last Thurs- He is thinking of peeling bark on his M ihm Marena Larsen in home from Sea dav with Mrs Rosa Berlin. ranch this coming summer. side. •Mr. Spencer, of Beaver, was up in our Aug. Davidson is circulating a peti R. Y. Blalock is hauling home his hay tion and Niilmcripliou list to lie preMen ted country the first of the week. from his Wolf Creek ranch. |. S Meyers is crowding the season, to the Comity Court asking the i-ounty Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Kuinaman vis t- to appropriate double the amount of the fieeling clnttim bark with his pocked c<l Thursday afternoon and evening at Mubfccriptmrift to open the road from the knife and drying it by the stove. nt H. A. Chopards, and on Fridny Mr. H. L Jensen who has been suffering and Mrs. Chopard accompanied them onnity line to (fray’s landing on the for im »me time with toothache, went to home, rrmainii.g until Saturday. North Fork. This is apiece of road that the ranchers need to enable them to get lillamook last Wednesday and had seven Mr. and .Mrs. Geo. W. Lucas will move »ait to the river. If tin? county ever ex of the troublesome molars extracted. on their plnce ns soon mm the river falls Mt . and Mrs. Oliver, Kinnamun went so they can do so. Thev will l»e missed preta to open this road II will not turn to Wolf Creek Saturday to spend the greatly on Boulder Creek, but there is down thi* proposition. D. C. Peregoy ami family were pa* I Sabbath at Mr Norman Dye's and help consolation hi the tact that we will not seng**rs out on the Vosfiurg to Seaside, 1 eat the old rooster. loose them entirely from this neighbor We learn that we are likely to have hood. which will tie their future liome. W»n. Batterwin went out on the V.a some new neighbors on Mrs. Myra An Easterner, just out, took an invol. Hughey's ranch ns Mr. Burba's lease untnry voyage down the Nestucca last burg to Astoria for medical treatment. Our political pot M*ems to simmer a has expired and he does not expect to week, lieing in ignorance of the force of little. Who will la? the next commH renew it the current. He’ll know lietler next .Messrs.Frank and Connie Dve came tip t i me, sioner? IL V. Alley, Deo. I>ierpBhel ________________ land Alex. McDonald, we are informed, with O. W. Kiimainan Monday and by Swlwril* for the Headlight, the be* t are willing to l»e placed upon the slier, the size of their packs and the looks of home h M spa (teas. uxc* tliey curried, we should *ny they i a<i}«>.«e • Is - offers hi ms If as a wihlu , J NEHALEM. 1 \
