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Vol. XVI. No. 41
TILLAMOOK
JOTTINGS.
When you want a nice meal go to the
Model Restaurant.
Everything first.
, class and up-to-date. Those who are
boarding should give die Model Res-
[ taurant a trial.
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The passengers who left this city on
the Geo. R. Vosburg on Wednesday were
Z. V. Blalock, Jurd Morris, Jurd Morris.
jr„ .Messrs. George, Knight and Martin,
E. Huntsinger and wife.'
William Hedges has returned from
Portland, where he was in the hospital
suffering with inflammatory rheumatism.
He was taken to his home on Wednes.
day, still being quite sick.
Married, on Sunday last, at South
Obituary Notice.
Prairie. Mr. Hull W. Johnson and Miss
Mary
Elizabeth
Monroe, the subject of
H. T. Botts, for abstracts.
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Francis I. Darby. The ceremony was |
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this sketch, and whose maiden name was
Born, to tbe wife of Ed. Earl, a son.
performed by Justice G. B. Alley in the
[•)
Kane,
was
born
in
Fairfield
county,
presence of a large number of relatives
Lard, 51bs„ 60c. ; lOlbs., $1.20, at
Ohio,
in
(he
year
1837,
and
died
March
and friends and invited guests, who ex-
Todd's.
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tended to the happy couple their con­ 9th, 1904, was, therefore, in her 68th
W. C. Bailey, timber locator and esti.
gratulations and best wishes for their year. She removed with her parents to
mater.
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Iowa in 1844, was married to John
future happiness. The bride is the dau­
A new lot of Village School Shoes at
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Darby, of South Monroe in 1860, came with her husband
Todd's.
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Prairie, and a young woman of admira-1 to Oregon in 1872, residing in Tillamook
R. O. Richards, of Blaine, came in on
big traits of character, while the groom county since 1875 up to the date of her
Sunday.
is a son of the late Curtis Johnson, and decease, surviving in life her husband four
Our Stoek of Spring merchandise is
a voung man well and fayorably known years, besides more distant relatives and
Choice table peaches, $2.00 per dozen,
many friends, she leaves three sisters, as
at Todd's.
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throughout the county. After the cere­
now ready for your inspection. Come
mony Mrs. Curtis Johnson, mother of follows : Mrs. Susan Monroe, of Schal.
Fred Skomp was down troin Trask on
The passengers who went out on the the groom, invited the guests to a sump­ ler, Soe county, Iowa ; Mrs. Ruphina
and see houi uiell uie’ve prepared for
Wednesday.
Sue H. Elmore on Wednesday were Mrs. tuous wedding feast, and which reflected Higgins, of Gracevillc, Minn ; and Mrs.
you.
Ule think you will agree with us
Wouldn't it be lonesome—if it had to Bvnman. Rev J. F.Ghormlev, Mrs. Carry
Ellen McDaniels, of Anamosa, Iowa. Her
much credit upon the hostess. Quite a
quit raining.
father,
Daniel
Kane,
in
his
lifetime,
was
that
this
is the MOST COMPLETE STOCK
Morgan, David Johnson, Al. Brown, number of useful presents were given to
a member of the 27th Iowa, the famous
A good second hand Organ for $35.— Judge H. F. and Miss Annie Holden
crer displayed in a country touun. And
the voung couple, who will make their
Graybeard regiment, serving faithfully
W. E. Page.
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Amon Rose came in from Templeton, home on the farm at 3outh Prairie.
prices are very modest.
four years in the war of the rebellion un­
R. A. Crawford was down from Neha­ Cal., last week and has gone up on his
We have to announce in this issue, after til honorably discharged at its close.
lem last week.
place on the Miami, and the heavy rain­ a long and tedious sickness, the death of
Mrs. Monroe was for many years a
SOME OF THE NEW ARRIVALS ARE :
Iron bedsteads, cheaper than the fall on his return must have indicated an Joseph Freeman, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. consistent member of the M.E. church,
cheapest at Page's.
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Tailor-Made Suits,
appropriate reception to a former Tilla- G. Freeman, aged 26 years, 4 months uniting with it under the pastorate of
Shirt Waist Suits,
and 22 days. The end came on Friday Rev. Mr. Shoreland, and leaves many
W. N. Bays and R. M. Dingess were in mooker.
Silk & Wash Shirt Waist,
Silk Under-Skirts,
from Blaine last week.
A pleasant birthday surprise was given nt the home of the deceased's parents, evidences of her piety and loyalty to her
Dress Skirts,
Street Skirts,
For sale, seven cows, fresh this spring. Mr. Arch Rogers at his home on Tuesday where he had been confined to his bed for church vows. Funeral services were held
Wash and Wool Dress
Muslin
Underwear,
evening by the Long Prairie brass band. three months, waiting for the summons, at the Bay City M.E. church,with which
Apply to H. A. Ely, Spruce, Or.
Goods,
Gilt
Belts,
but while thus patiently waiting he was she had been so long connected, Rev. VV.
D. D Fagan and N. A. Barrett, of Port­ Music and games were the pastime of
Gilt
Buttons,
joyous
in
the
anticipation
of
the
crown
Gilt
Braids,
the evening, following which refresh­
Smith officiating. Her weary body, in
land, were in the city on Monday.
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of life that was his. During his long sick­ this life, was laid away, March 10th, to
ments were served.
EVERY
DESCRIPTION.
NOTIONS
OF
I
E. Huntsinger took his wife out to the
ness he was tenderly cared for by loving its quiet home alongside the remains of
Postmaster A. W. Severance, finding
hospital in Portland on Wednesday.
that the postal authorities in Portland parents and sisters, who did everything her husband, and was attended by a large
Call and buy a new $75 Singer Sewing would do nothing to relieve the "tie-up” in their power to make bis last days as concourse of relatives and friends, at the
Machine for $35.—W. E. Page, agent. * of mail matter for Tillamook City, sent peaceful and pleasant as possible. Thus Vaughn cemetery.
EMBROIDERIES AND LACES, yard......
Wood for sale, crab apple and alder. a telegram to the authorities at Wash­ another of Tillamook's promising voung
“Aunt Mary,” as she was familiarly
men have passed away, a young man known in the vicinity, is gone, to meet
GILT BRAIDS, yard...................................
Leave orders at the Headlight office * ‘ ington on Monday.
GILT BUTTONS, dozen .............................
much respected und esteemed by all who
Schillings' Golden Gate and Monopolie
FLANNELETTE WRAPPERS ...................
Ralph Ackley has leased the store next knew him, and we sincerely regret to an­ the just reward of a well meant life,
bearing away^witb her to the fields of
MISSES SKIRTS ..........................................
Baking Powder, 3734c. per pound at to the post office, now occupied by the
nounce his death, but in doing so extend immortal blisjS a record of an exemplary
SILK UNDERSKIRTS...................................
Todd’s
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Racket Store, and will take possession our sympathy to the bereaved family.
STREET
HATS .............................................
life
indeed,
but
not
too
common
a
well-
The frame work is up for the new in a month. Hellas rented the store next The funeral took place on Sunday at the
OUTING FLANNEL, yard.........................
earned
tribute
in
this
world,
that
of
re.
334 INCH ALL SILK RIBBONS, yard
creamery on Goodspeed's place east of to Henry Crenshaw's, which he will oc­ Oddfellows’ Cemetery, and a large audi­
latives and many friends who so nobly
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cupy for a few weeks.
the city.
ence of sympathising friends atttended and unselfishly provided for her welfare
FANCY TURNOVER COLLARS
Green wood, direct from the mill.$t.80.
SILK
STOCK
COLLARS
.........
the
religious
service
at
the
U.B.
church,
Mr. D. Mellema and family, of Tilla­
whilst in this life, and the writer extends,
PEARL SHIRT WAIST SETS
Dry wood, $2.50. At Tillamook Lum. mook, arrived here last Friday.
Mr. where the Rev. J. A. Hollingworth, pas in behalf of those far away sisters, their
PEARL BUTTONS, dozen .........
ber Co.’s mill.
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Mellema has bought the Frank Buell tor of the M.E. church, preached an ex­ sincere thanks to the people of Bay City
cellent
sermon.
place
near
town
and
will
build
on
it
as
W. C. Bailey is the local agent for A.
for their untiring kindness in many ways
H. Averill & Co.. Russellengines and saw soon as he can get the lumlier on the
Died at the home of his son. Judge H. to ‘ Aunt Mary.”
ground.—Sheridan Sun.
mill machinery.
F. Holden, at Fairview, on the 12th of
After a delay of seventeen days part March. Mr. Horace Holden, aged 93
W. A. Williams will open a harness
Card of Thanks.
shop in part of the store now occupied oftlie delayed mail arrived ill this city years, 7 months and 19 days. Deceased
We
desire
to express our thanks,
was
one
of
the
early
settlers
of
Marion
Wednesday,
via
Sheridan.
No
mail
oil
by T. Sarchet, the tailor.
through the columns of the Headlight
I have the largest and best stock of has come in via North Yamhill for eight­ County, where he had resided most of his
our sincere thanks for the many acts of
second hand goods I have ever had in j een days. There is several tons of news­ life. He came to Tillamook county
kindness bestowed upon our departed
about
two
years
ago.
He
was
born
in
paper
mail
still
"tied
up.
”
Tillamook.—W. E. Page.
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Hillsborough, New Hampshire, on July son, Joseph, and for the tokens of sym­
Steamer
Gro.
R.
Vosburg
came
in
from
The nice bright weather of the past .
24, 1810, and when a young man follow­ pathy that so many kind friends have
few davs made everybody feel good and Astoria on Sundav with a numlier of
passengers, including Bert Campbell, ed the sea for several years, undergoing expressed in our bereavement.
business will soon pick up.
M r . and M rs L. G. F reeman .
quite an experience in being shipwrecked
I have a fine Mirror, 27 x 38 inches Miss Ethel Southmayd, N. A. Barratt, on the Pelaw islands where he lived
D.
D.
Fagan,
Mrs.
Holden
and
grand
­
1 will trade for other goods, or take
Land Notes Must be Paid.
quite a time with the savages. On his
daughter and Joseph Sanders.
wood or shingles.—W. E. Page.
return to Boston he married Miss Mary
Mrs.Sturgeon
received
several
cases
of
S
alem
, Ore., March. 8.—The State
We are glad to hear that Mrs. Geo. W.
Millan in 1836, which place he left two
Grayson, who has been qtrtte sick for Spring millinerv and novelty goods on years later and came round Cape Horn Land Board todav'ordered that £.11 land­
Str. Elmore. These will be placed on
three weeks, is somewhat better.
for the Hawaii islands. He came to Ore­ sale notes he paid bv Julv 1, 1904. This Friday Evening, March 35th, 1904, at the Opera House.
display Frid.-iv and Satnrdav of this
order applies particularly to notes num­
Buy your sole leather, harness leather,
gon in 1844 and located near Salem.
week and the ladies of Tillamook and
bered from 7175 to 8900, as all earlier
His wife died on the islands while he was
lace leather and all shoemaker's and
Prayer and Passion Waltz................................................... Orchestra.
vicinity are cordially invited to call. *
in Oregon. There wete five children by notes have heretofore been ordered to be Oration,................ “ The American Negro,”. Carl Hollingworth.
harness supplies at W. E. Page's.
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D Atkinson was in from Sandlake on thia marriage, three of whom are living, paid by April 1 next. The notes affected
The schooner C. T. Hill was towed in Wednesday, having returned from his
by this order are already due, hut tbe Violin Solo,......................................................... „•Chester McGhee.
on Tuesday to load the remainder of the honeymoon trip of several months in viz .Judge H. F. Htilden, of Tillamook. debtors have preferred to pay intesest
lumber on the dock at the Truckee dock. Southern California, but glad to get Ore. ; Eugene Holder, of Idaho ; and rather than pay tip the principal. The Oration,.. “ The Laboringman’s Struggle Against Capital,” ....
Ross Clements.
J. F. Martin, who has been quite seri. back where they measure the rainfall by Theodore Holden, of New Jersey. Deceas­ latest note in the list is dated March 30,
ed was married the second time, in 1858,
ouslv sick, was able to lie in the city on the foot and not the sixteenth of an inch.
Vocal
Solo,
..........
"My
Dream
of
You,
”
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(Paul
Rodney),
to Miss Harriett Darling. The remains 1899.
Hazel McNair.
Wednesday, although somewhat sick
April 1, 1899. the State Land Board
We made a mistake last week in stat­ were taken out on the steamer Sue H.
yet.
abandoned the system of taking notes Oration,. .‘‘The Destiny of the Anglo-Saxon Race,” .Sadie Watt
ing that Rev. J. F. Ghorinley had left on Elmore on Wednesday, to be buried in
The steamer Sne H. Elmore came in on the steamer, who has been continuing Marion county, accompanied bv his son. and sold land by certificates upon which
Violin Solo,.......... ‘‘Signal from Mars,” ... .Chester McGhee
Monday and her passengers were: Wm the meetings at the Christian church. On Judge H. F. Holden and Miss Annie payments of installments are indorsed,
the certificate being subject to cancel, Oration,.................. “ The Key to Victory,”........... Frankie Drew.
Kiefenherg. Mrs. John Riggs, Mr. Patter­
Tuesday evening he delivered an in­ Holden.
lation of payments are not made when Vocal Solo,.................. ‘‘The Recessional,”..................... (Kipling),
son, Mr. Gray.
structive lecture on “Love, Courtship
Miss Adele Pickel.
I have 15 second hand bicycles, all in and Marriage," and left for Portland the To Improve Three Oregon Harbor« required. The purpose of the board in
calling for the payment of all the remain
good order, for sale very cheap ; also a next day.
Oration,
.
“
The
Gift
of
the
New
World
to
the
Old,” Arthur Hill.
W ashington . March 14.—Senator Ful. ing notes is to eliminate that part of the
lot of frames and wheels and other re­
I have a regular curiosity shop. ton today offered three amendments to business of the Laud Office and have Waltz, .................... “A Dream of Heaven,”................ Orchestra.
pairs.—W. E. Page.
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Revolvers that shoot six ways at once the Sundry civil bill, making appropria. only one system in use.
Oration,.. .. ‘‘ Cuba and Her Struggle for Freedom,”..................
L. Wolfe reports that he felt three dis­ and razors that are sharp enough to tious as follows :
Herbert Parsons.
tinct shocks of earthquake on the Mills shave a lawyer, or cup a disagreeable,
To continue the improvement of the
Dr. P. J. Sharp, the exper- Quartette,............ “ Old Kentucky Home,”......................................
place aliout half past eight o’clock on or a poor relation. Just put the razor, entrance to Tilluimok Bay. $500.000; to
enced dentist is located in
Wednesday evening.
Misses McNair, Watt, Nelson and Alderman.
strop and soap under your head at night further improve the channel over tlie
Dr. Wise’s dental pari rs, and
County Clerk Mason has received the and wake in the morning and yon are bar at Yaquina Lay, $250,000; to itu. is prepared to do nothing bnt
Judges—Rev. E. M'. Patterson, Rev. E. D. Allen and
prove the uiouth of the Siuslaw River, first class work and give the
printed copies of a bill for a direct pri­ clean shaved. Callon Page.
Hon. H. T. Botts.
mary nominating law, to be voted upon
P. S. Brumhv, who represents the $100,000. These amendments are in best of satisfaction
If yonr A beautiful Edition of Charles Dickens’ work will he given the
at the next election.
Blodgett's interests in this county, was tended t< provide funds for carrying on teeth need fixing call upon
successful Society by T he R eliable D ruggist , C has . 1. C lough .
Chairs, tables.
bedsteads, stands, in 10 pay the taxes on the timber lands work during the fiscal year.
him.
bureaus, commodes, lounges and all which amount to about $+.000. He
Call for General Fund and Scalp
kinds of second hand goods cheap for came in over the Wilsnn river road on
Bounty Warrant«.
horse back on Monday and was some
sale at my store.—W. E. Page.
All warrants endorsed prior to March
time getting through four to six feet of
On Friday the Pacific States Telephone
7th, 1902, are due and will lie paid
Lot, 1 and 2, block 11, Miller’s
Company managed to get a temporary snow.
on presentation
Interest censes this addition.
Another
orntorical
contest
will
he
line across the mountain where the snow
Lots 15, 16, 17 and 18, block 11, Mil­
given bv the societies of the Tillamook date, March 5th, 1904.
had put the line out of business.
P. W. T odd . County Treasurer.
ler's addition.
Hight School at the Opera House on
One of the scows belonging to the Till­ Friday, March 25. Six voting men and
1 Lots 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7, block 12, Mil­
amook Lumlier Co. while being brought women will contest for a beautiful set Call for General Fund and Scalp ler's addition.
to this city had a hole knocked in her by of Charles Dickens' works, given by
Bounty Warrants.
I Lot, 5, 6 and 7, block 28, Thayer’s
being allowed to get on the jetty.
Chas. I. Clough, this being the second
All warrants endorsed pAor to January I addition.
The best place in the citv to buy your prize he has given in these contests. As
Lot 4. block 20, and house near Tobi's
meat is at the Palace Meat Market. these contests have been exceeding in­ 16, 1902, are due, and will be paid on store, Nehalem.
Prime meats, hams and bacon always structive, entertaining and well at­ presentation. Interest cesses this date, , West hall of lot npon which onr resi.
on hand —S mith & J exkixs . propri­ tended, it is safe to say this one will be March 14th, 1904.—P. W.Todd,
dence stood, opposite the Court House.
County Treasurer.
I in Tillamook City.
etors.
doubly so on accoont of the first aji-
Make vonr offers to any Tillamook
Harrison Booth and wife have return- pea-ance in public of the high school
Real Batate Transfer«.
Real Estate Agent ; or to the owner,
ed to Tillamook, and like a good many orchestra.
—
W. A. Wise, The Failing Building, cor.
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From the office of Eddy & Botts.
more prodigal Tillamookers. we wel­
Whit* River Flour at Gang­ I C. A. Christensen and wife to A. W. 3rd and Washington sts.. Portland. Ore.
come him back to the land of milk and
loff A Snuffer’«.
Atterberry. Lot 23 and part of lot
honey.
24. Sec 5 5 S 10. $275 00
N. P. Hansen and wife to J. J. McGinnis.
Strip of 12 feet along East line of Sw
Take your
% Sec. II 4 * to. >5 00
State of Oregon to Oscar Barnes. E
of E % Sec. 26 2 S 7. $400.00
HR) Acren on Bewley Creek. 80 Acres
O«a B. Wells and busband to F. E. Nor­
ton- About 135 acres in Sec. 19, 20 evel und in grans. Price, $19 per acre.
& 3». 4 8 «»• $55«>-<»
Address,
to
Charles Reinheimer to State of Oregon
GEO. W. KIGER,
Sw Ne and lot I Sec. 18 2 S 6.
Tillamook, Ore. ;
Four mortgages filed to secure $975
Or J ros Tansen, Mar-hticbl, O <,
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Patterns
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