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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1904)
illanwok Vol. XVI. No. 50 TILLAMOOK, OREGON, HARDWARE. The ("«lebrated MITCHELL WAGON, 70 Years Old. CASE PLOWS, HOOSIER DRILLS, CHAMPION MOWERS, BINDERS, REAPERS AND RAKES. SOUTHWICK HAY PRESSES, MITCHELL BUGGIES, BEE LINE BUGGIES, STAR WIND MILLS, MYERS PUMPS, MYERS HAY TOOLS, PLANET JR. GOODS, AMERICAN CREAM SEPARATORS, IOWA CREAM REPARATORS, STOVFR GASOLINE ENCflNES. llcaòlialjt SPORTING GOODS and Fishing Tackle. BARB WIRE, KEMP MANURE SPREADERS. HOOVER POTATO DIGGERS, EVANS POTATO PLANTERS, DI AMOND FEED MILLS? STAYER, BUCKEYE AND RELI ANCE FEED MILLS. CHAMPION CIDER MILLS, BLIZZARD ENSILAGE CUTTERS, FREEMAN FEED CUTTERS, SWIS8 FEED CUTTERS’. FANNING MILLS. SANDERS DISC PLOWS, MITCHE' L 3ICYCLES, OTHER IMPLEMENTS AND VE- HICLES OF ALL KINDS. 19, MAY $1.50 per year 1904 For Sale Good four year old horse, broke to work single or double, weight about 1,050 lbs. Inquire of J. L. Norton, half mile east of Fairview school house. « Something New. The Edition moving picture and illus trated song company will entertain at the Opera House on Thursday and COLUMBIA, Friday evenings. No more dickering CLEVELAND, TRIBUNE. on the canvas, new machine new lens FAY JUVENILE, es latest songs of the day illdstrated RAMBLER, and sung by Albert A. Richmond. CRESCENT, A scene of ‘ ‘The great Train Robbery” IMPERIAL, MONARCH. the greatest and most expensive move- IYER JOHNSON. ing picture ever made, the master film qf this scene alone cost the Edison Bicycles, Wagons and Implements sold on Installments in Small Payments. company $50,000. This picture alone is RACKET STORE, next to Post Office. worth the admission of 15 and 25 cents dont forget the dates Thursday and TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS The best place in the city to buy your amongst them. Good songs are sung Friday nights this week. Over 50,000 meat is at the Palace Meat Market. bp Albert A Richmond. Do not miss this pictures in one evening, a panorama of H. T. Botts, for abstracts. * Prime meat9, hams and bacon always opportunity of seeing something new at amusements. Thursday and Friday uights at the Opera House. on hand.—S mith & J enkins , propri the opera house. Patzlaff’s for bargains in hoots. * etors. • Cash for your eggs at Pntzlaff's. * A few specialties at Ralph Ackley's : A game of base ball will be played on Notice. Garden Hoe................................. 25c. Clough wants lOOOlbs. Beeswax. * Saturday afternoon on the race track be Good Shovel ............................. 70c W. C. Bailey, timber locator anu esti. Good Pitch Fork ....................... 75c. tween the Tillamook Grange and High The bird law of Oregon (signed by mater. * Garden Rake ............................. 30c. School. Admission, 15c. Commence at the Governor, February 24, 1903) pro Double Bit Axe,guaranteed not John Hickey was down from Foley oil 2 o’clock. tects at all times gulls, terns, song, to break.................................... $1.25 Wednesday. Single Bit Axe, with handle...... 1.00 weed-seed eating, insectivorous, and The raft of logs which was towed from Optic Bicycles, new ................. ..20.00 D. S. Bales, of Balm, was in the city the bay last Friday belonging to the all other wild uou-game birds, also Barb Wire. 3in, galvenized ...... 4c. lh. on Tuesday. their nests and eggs. Tillamook Logging Company by the tug Sy the and swath ....................... 1.50 One Door North of Post Office Penalty upon conviction, a fine of O. P. Putman, of Dolph, was ill the Geo. R. Vosburg, reached Astoria the Next to Post Office, Racket Store Stand. I not less than five dollars or not more on Tuesday. next day. than one hundred dollars, and on de A. Johnson, of Chicago, was in the city When you want a nice meal go to the IS NOT A TURN-COAT I fault of the payment of the fine im on Wednesday, Model Restaurant. Everything first- posed, imprisonment at the rate of Has been a Straight Republican Mrs. Otto Johnson, of Astoria, came in class and up-to-date. Those who are one dollar for each day of the fine daughter at Little Neatucea Sunday boat ding should give the Model Res on Wednesday. NEHALEM for 38 Years. imposed. and returned Tuesday. * Beaver, Ore., May 18, 1904. J. W. Cook, of Woodburn, was in the taurant a trial. Exceptions : Birds not protected, While on hie way from home to the I). Plum and wife Itave gone outride Mr. William Galloway, democratic Dear sir Will you allow me to say English sparrows, city on Sunday. horned owls, A. L. Young, of Portland, was in the ! nominee for circuit judge, and Mr. J. J. this through the columns of the hawks, crows, blue jays, butcher Postoffice last Thursday morning, Fred to be gone several weeks. Heims was accidentally drowned in ■ Whitney, democratic nominee for dis- Headlight: I am Informed by re- birds and magpies. city on Wednesday. the river near Ed Braneresuther’s .. trict attorney, came in on Tuesday to sponsible parties that the story is A Sure Thing. Game birds can only be killed during J. G. Butts, of Portland, was in the, , , , ‘ ...................... place. No one knows how the accident look over the political situation. being circulated in the county that 1 the open season established by law. It is said that nothing is sure except city on Wednesday. happened, as he was alone. The body death and taxes, but that is not al I Passengers who came in on the steamer am a Prohibitionist. That the story Under the federal law a fine not ex the city J* J. S. Lamar returned 1______ to _______ , . from I was found at low tide the same day. together true. Dr. King's New Discov I Sue H. Elmore on Wednesday were C. is being told for political effect. 1 ceeding $200 is also provided : for Consumption is a sure cure tor Portland on Friday. The funeral sermon was preached by ery ; Keller and wife, Mrs. Josephine Still well, wish to say is an unqualified lie. I nil lung and throat troubles. Thous 1— For the delivery of any birds Geo. Kellow and wife, of Hebo, , were I H. Road, A. L. Young, C. Canfield. J. G. have been a republican for 38 years, killed in violation of the laws of Ore Rev. W, Smith, of the M. E. Church, ands can testify to that. Mrs. C. H. in the city on Tuesday. having cast my first vote for Grant gon to any express, railroad or steam Saturday. Interment was in the F. VanMetre, of Shepherdtown. W. Va , ! Buehl, C. M. Pierson and O. Johnson, sn.Vs "1 had a severe case of Bronchitis M. N. Bays and wife, of Beaver, , were) If you have been displeased, and would and have never been a political turn boat company, or to any other com U. of A. cemetery. Fred Heims was mid for a year tried everything I beard a native of Switzerland, forty seven of, but got no relief. One bottle of Dr. for the sake of office or notor I be pleased, we would be pleased to have coat in the city on Tnesday. mon carrier, for shipment out of the 1 years of age, was a member of the M. King's New Discovery then cured me State. D. W. Keller and wife came in from I you call at our store. And you will be iety. E. Church and had lived in Nehalem absolutely.” It's infallible for Croup. Respectfully yours, 2— For the transportation of such Astoria on Wednesday. so well pleased to recommend us to your Whooping Cough, Grip, Pneumonia and W. T. West. birds by any common carrier out of about fifteen years. Consumption. Try it. It's guaranteed Bert Richmond, of Cottage Grove, friends, that they may be pleased also.— The schooner Gerald C. was in bv I. Clough. Druggist. Trial bottles the State. C. A. Patzlaff. * was in the citv on Sunday. Attention ! 3— For shipment out of the State of Wednesday, bringing freight for our free. Reg. sizes, 50c , $1.00. We are informed that President Haw Mrs. Chas. H. Canfield, of Oregon any package containing game, biids, merchants and supplies for the cheese ley, of the Willamette University, will Citv, came in on Wednesday. The pupils of St. Alphonsus Academy or plumage, which does not liear the factory. For Sale. Mrs. J. W. Hellenbrand, of Oretown, speak in Tillamook on the issues of the are rehearsing for a fine musical and shipper’s name and address, and a The two bills, local option and direct day, but the dates are not yet fixed. He was in the citv on Wednesday. literary entertainment, to lie given at the statement of the nature of the con primary nominating election laws, to Breeding Herd (ullages), of Pure-Bred is one ot the best and most intertaining academy hall on June 16th. George and Robert Watt returned the be voted upon in June, in my opinion, Shorthorns, with registered 3-year old tents. speakers in the state of Oregon. Scenes from Shakespeare’s grand first of the week from Lane County. Railroad and Express agents are | is in keeping with the twentieth Bull, for sale—about 25 head. F rank Rey. A. S. Foster came in on Sunday comedy, “The Taming of the Shrew,’’ cautioned Hgainst forwarding any century progress and should be sup BUTLER (near Falls City, Polk county, a The Great Train Robbery at the opera to occupy the pulpit in the Presbyterian railway point), postal address, Dallas, house on Thursday and Friday evenings. Church for several months. He preach will be rendered ; new drills and tableaux package of birds which is improperly ported by every voter in the Btate. from numbers ol the varied program. R.F.D. No 2, Polk county, Oregon. marked or supposed to contain birds for What became of the Headlight The Tiliamook Lumber Company is ed the same day, and will hold services Choice selections on the various instru killed contrary to law. April 29th? It failed to show up. having another large scow built in this next Sunday morning and evening in ments will he played by the best musical Notice Audubon Society, A. W. Anthony, The Vosburg came in Monday, She city. that church. He is quite an able preach talent of Tillamook. President. Fish and Game Associa will take out a raft of logs when she R. A. Crawford, John S. Gray and C. er. All persons are forbidden, under the Do not fail to attend, and by your pre tion, A, E. Gebhardt, Secretary. goes. F. West, were down from Nehalem on severest penalties of the law, to Peel or The following passengers went out on sence give the pupils the encouragement Portland, Ore. Tuesday. Joe Duncan fell in the river at Boya Remove Chittim Bark from lands owned the Steamer Sue H. Elmore on Friday : they well merit. J. W. Baker, Game and Forestry kin’s landing Sunday evening and by Blodgett Co., Limited, the Olean J. C. Hunter has sold his saw mill to R. Robinson, G. P. Clark, G. W. Buch The net proceeds go toward defraying Warden, Cottage Grove. would have drowned had it not been Land Co., N. P. Wheeler and |. H. Cook. R. Lamb, of this city, and Frank Long, anan, Fred Burton, Belle Burton, VV. E. expenses of having the building repaired The public is requested to report for the timely help of his wife and Mr. P. S. BRUMBY, Haines, D. Daniel, J. C. Wilson wife and ! and painted. of Bay City. violations of the Game Law to either Boyakin. He had spent the day in Agent for 0« ners. The Della was in last week from Nes- family, Mrs. F. Severance, VVm. Kiefen- of the above Societies or to the Chief lower town. tucca for box sliooks for the Cloverdale lierg, Miss. L. Roby, |. K. Childers, S. Warden. Obituary Notice. Quick Arrest. The Sandhill people are bringing A. Brodhead, H. C. Woolfe W. D. cheese factory. their milk to the cheese factory, thanks NETARTS J. A. Gulledge, of Verbena, Ala., was Edith Mills, the subject of thin W. C. Bailey is the local agent for A. Smith, Guy Orr, 1). Moon, Earl Ayer. to our energetic road supervisor. 1x4 twice in the hospital from a severe case H. Averill & Co.. Russell engines and saw Articles, incorporating the Wilson ' sketch, was born near Patten's Mills, of piles causing 24 tumors. After doc Miss Grace Spaulding and Miss Ruth the good work go on. Washington Co., Ohio, September 7, River Logging Company, were filed in mill machinery. * tors and all remedies failed, Bucklrn’s Easter came over from Tillamook Sun 1841, and departed this life, May 15, Rev. W. J. Rohmer went to Portland Arnica Salve quickly arrested further Ladies! Attention! For the most the county clerk’s office on Friday, with day evening. inflammation and cured him. It con 1901, aged 62 years, 8mo. and 8 days. Tuesday. stylish tailor madesuits.go to Sarchet's, C. B. Hadley, C E Hadley and J. S. i quers aches and kills pain. 25c. at Frank Kutcher went to the city Stephens incorporators. The company! She was the daughter of Eli and The Fashionable Tailor. Chas I. Clough, druggist. BEAVER. Lydia Mills, early pioneers of Ohio. Saturday, returning the same day. Mrs. Geo. Loerpabel, Mrs. C.E. Easom is capitalized for $2,000 divided into 20 At an early age in life* she united Marvin Cone ia working for C. B. and-Mrs. Louis Luthke, of Nehalem, were shares at $100 each. Should the com- ' with the M. E. Church, remaining a Wiley on the Sand spit. Wilson river friends were calling on pany get the contract to furnish the saw . in the city on Saturday. Mrs. Kirk and Mrs. Shortlidge the mills with logs, it will log on the Had- ( member of that church until after her Uncle George Randall of Fairview, Mrs. Frank Severance left on the ley property on the Wilson river near marriage to Noah Coulson on the 31st came over to eamp on the lieacb for first of the week. steamer on Friday to attend the grand day of May, 1860, after which she, with a few days. Rev. Rhoads has been holding meet 1 Walt. Smith’s. lodge of the Rebacca's at Astoria. her husband, united with the Protes ings here. Ralph Ackley and wife were visiting Fire completely destroyed the new tant Methodist at Stockport, Morgan The Lee Bros, had their cabin and con Rev. Smith and wife are helping | with Mrs. Ackley’s parents Sunday tents destroyed bv fire last week at Ne house, which was partly finished, and Co., Ohio, being one of the charter and Monday. take care of Mr. Philifis of Pleasant i most of the furniture, belonging to John members at that place. tarts, their loss amounting to $300. Valley, who is low with consumption. Two gentlemen, a Mr. Casey and a F. Reeher, at the Wilson House on the In June, 1895 she removed with her Sunday morning we received the sad Ed. Blum has purchased the Herman Forest Grove road, on Wednesday even friend of his, arrived at ’ Netarts Fri husband to Beaver, Ore., where she news of the death of .Mrs. Coulson, sr. Farmer place near Sandlake, F. R. Beals •ing. The fire originated in a flue, and day from San Francisco where they baa since made her home. I The funeral was largely attended being the agent who consutnated the before very much of the furniture could In the year of 1896 she united with are in business. They walked over deal. 1 lie removed the house was in flames. the U. B. Church at that place, re from Sheridan and spent one night on today. Birdie Coulson, of Beaver, is very John C. Wilson, wife and family left An organ and some bed clothes were maining with that church until atxiut the imy and left for Cape Meara Light sick, but is slowly improving Mrs. the county on Friday to seek a new lo shved There is insurance of $500. Mr. the year 1899, when she withdrew from house, thence to Gariimldi and Tilla Keeher was away from home when the that church by letter and united with mook. whence they will leave for their Ginn is also on the sick list. cation, having sold his place on Engraving a Specialty Mr. Hyatt and family visited their fire started, but returned in time to see the Free Methcxliate, where she re home in San Francisco. They were Kelchis. S. A. Brodhead and H. C. Woolfe left the last of it and his wife and family mained a faithful and consistent mem looking at the country and expect to 1 eturn later. on the steamev on Friday to attend the without a home. , tier until called up higher. BICYCUES-- The Japanese are besieging Port Arthur. And C. Daniel & Co. are besie ing Tillamook with a High Grade of Merchandise at Wholesale Prices. Now is the time to supply your future needs. Some fine bargains in Shoes, Dry Goods, Notions, etc. C. DANIEL & CO C. F. Franklin WATCH. CLOCK AND JEWELRY REPAIRING In first class style. i grand lodge of the Odd Fellows, which I This (Thursday) evening and to-mor During her illness, which was of meet on Tuesday in Astoria. row (Friday) evening, there will be given about three weeks duration, her suffer The steam schooner Melville Dollar by the Edison Moving Picture and Illus ing was for the most of the time great, came in on Saturday to load lumber at trated Song Company one of the best but she bore it with much fortitude the saw mill at Hobsonville Her capa entertainments in that line »hat has ever and grace. On the morning previous city is a million and a quarter .feet. She come to this city. On previous occasions J to her death she prayed the Lord to this company has been in Tillamook and give her strength to talk to her child felt on Wednesday. ren, and she said everything was all Lost, a small Red Enameled Watch, has pleased the public with its latest pro belonging to Hazel McNair. Finder will ductions. New pictures are a feature on right, that the Lord was with her. She passed peacefully away, and al please leave the same at McIntosh & this occasion, the great train robbery i and Chicago’s appalling catastrophe are most her last words were *'praise the McNair’s store and receive reward. Lord.” In Mother Coulson's death the b'lrimnd loses a devoted companion. Take your the children a kind, loving mother, and the community a kind Christian, a neigbor always ready to lend a helping band wherever needed. | The funeral service was held at the to United Bretbern Church at Beaver, on the 16th inst. at three o’clock. A very large attendance was present. Rev. L. F. Smith officiating. PRESCRIPTIONS Cla.ctS. I. dOULgli, THE RELIABLE DRUGGIST. Some Reasons Why You Should Insist on Having EUREKA HARNESS OIL u Renders hard leather soft. ijMjXiciany piejmred. K OPl ««ter. A heavy Ixwiied oil. H arness A u t xcellelit j-r< < rvativr. ScdiK ' s < ’’-t of • ou’ harness. Mever burns the leathei , its |tfncien< i* increased. Secures ix-st *er\ive. $tit< lies kept frotu breaking. O il | h sold in «til ^Qualities i4ar«4 (H? • *»w$»ni»r. White River, Peerless, Pride of Waldo Hills, Graham, Rye, Whole Wheat, Flour. Take your choice. All Kinds of Feed. MOWERS, RAKES, TEDDERS, PLOWS, HARROWS, DISCS. Buggies,Wagons, Hacks, Surries. Our Motto: Quick Sale and small profits. money returned. Satisfaction guaranteed or your C. G. Peterson, Successor to Gangloff & Snuffer.
