Tillamook headlight., December 29, 1904, Image 1

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Vol. XVII
TILLAMOOK
TILLAMOOK^OREGON,
JOTTINGS
i Eddy & Botts, for abstracts.
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Buy your clothing at Todd’s
A fine line of Trunks at Todd’s.
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Gordon Hats-the best made.—l’odd’s.*
Crouse & Brandegee Clothing at
Todd’s.
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Suit cases from $1.50 to $10.00 at
Todds.
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Cliff Taylor was in from Netarts on
S. Schiffman was in from Hebo on
Wednesday.
Mayfield Woolen Mill, All wool Cloth,
ing at Todd’s.
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Otto Schrader is home for the holidays
from Corvallis.
Nels. Nelson, of Nehalem, was in the
city on Monday.
W. E. Page has been on the sick list
for se yeral days.
Have you tried Leach's pure lard ? Do
|». It is genuine.
B. 0. Snuffer returned from a business
trip on Saturday.
P. McIntosh went out on a busi­
ness trip on Tuesday.
The board of county commissioners
will meet on Wednesday.
Ralph Ackley went out on a business
trip to Portland on Tuesday.
bool.
Joys.
Bcm at Bay City, on Monday, to the
wife of Mr. Giest, a daughter.
Salt and smoked Chinook salmon and
fresh steelheads. W. 0. Chase.
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Born, oir Wednesday, to the wife of
Sheriff C, H. Woolfe, a daughter.
Born, at Long Prairie, on Monday, to
the wife of Henry Rogers, a daughter.
Two nicely furnished rooms to be let
on Main street. Apply at this office. •
Fure lard, guaranteed, at Leach’s Meat
Maiket. 51b. can, 75c. 10!b., $1.35. •
Miss Reva Buel came in from Beaver to
visit her brother, Prof. Buel, at Fairview.
L. B. Ziemer left on Tuesday for Elma,
Wash., to look up the dairy business
there.
Dr. James Wiley who has been in the
city for several weeks,left on Tuesday tor
Portland.
The weather whs somewhat disagree-
ble the last part of last week with a cold
east wind.
Died, at Oretown, on Thursday last,
Lois, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Christen
son, aged three years,
Ladies .' Attention ! For the mott
stylish tailor made suits,go to Sarchet’s,
The Fashionable Tailor.
A red heifer has been on Hodgdon’s
place for two months, and he would like
the owner to claim it and take it away.*
Owing to the rivers being out of their
banks and across the road, the Bay City
stage had to return on Thursday morn
ing.
Miss Mary Tongue, daughter of the
late Representative T. H. Tongue, was
married in Portland on Sunday to Mar
tin Lombard.
Frank F. Fowler has bought from H.
B. Hatha Way 40 acres of land, what is
known as the Alderman D.L.C. between
here and Bay City.
Mrs. J. Kirk, W. M. Lucas, Robert
Huston and father and Mrs. Edd. Kinna
man were the Beaverites who were in the
city on Wednesday.
Mrs. A J. Cohn and daughter left for
California on Tuesday to visit her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Olsen, Mr. Cohn went
to Portland with her.
A good opportunity for a profitable
business manufacturing brick »t the shale
deposit on the Trask river. Address
Fred C. Skomp, Trask, Ore.
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When you want purelard go to Leach's
Meat Market. The genuine article 5lbs.,
75c. 10 lbs., $1 35. Prime meat can
always be obtained at Leach’s
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The members and friends of the Presby­
terian church will cluse the last evening
of the old year with a social gathering at
thecharch on Saturday evening.
The pupils of St. Alphonsus Academy
had interesting exercises previous to the
Christmas holidays on Friday afternoon,
which was followed with the usual plea-1
sant time distributingcandy and nnts by
Sant« Claus. The pupils presented to
Father Le Miller a letter of greeting,
thanking him for his uniform kindness to
them.
CLOUGH’S
Tillamook Lumber Company will sell
Rough Fir Lumber sawed to order for
$7.00 per thousand in one thousand lots
and up. Spruce at $6.00 at the same
rate.
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Mrs. Jennie Bailey desires to thank the
many friends who so kindly remembered
her and her children at Christmas ; also
1 the person who so kindly sent her a tur-
, k*y at Thanksgiving.
Engineer W. B. Chase, who was en­
gaged to prepare plans and specifications
fora water system from Killain Creek,
I . having completed the work, left for
Portland on Thursday.
a dress of cream albatross, w hile the
groom was dressed in the customary
dress suit. After the marriage the guests
were invited to partake of a sumptuous
wedding dinner. Those present
Grandma Dixon, of Dolph ; Mrs.
and Mr. Jones, of Cal. ; Mr. and
Hinet and children, Mr. and Mrs.
GCle CUish all a
HAPPY & PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
CLEARANCE SALE
Our Annual Clearance Sale is Houi in Progress.
District.
2 mills
días. I. Clough
DRUGGIST AND STATIONER.
No. 23.
No. 24
No. 26
No 28
No. 30.
No. 31.
No. 35
No. 36.
No 37
No. 39.
No. 41.
No. 46
No. 48
No. 50.
Tillamook City
Entire
Stock Reduced in Priee. Hot an item has eseaped the priee-cut
ten’s knife. Some merchandise at ONE HflhF PRICE and even
liess
Special Price Tickets
will tell you of the
wonderful reductions.
These Tickets are
distributed all over
the Store
Entire Stock Redu­
ced in Price.
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Your dollars will do
almost double duty
at this Store now
HEADQUARTERS FOR
DAIRYMEN'S
SUPPLIES
AND
STEEL STOVES & RANCES
We carry a Large Stock of
Hardware, Tinware, Glass
and China,
Oils, Paint, Varnish, Doors. Window
Sashes,
Fine Line of Choice
GROCERIES
Agents for the Great Western Saw
M c I ntosh &
The Most
g
mcnair co
Reliable Merchants in Tillamook County
a x x-x
The Best Place to Get
Useful
New Year’s
Presents
IS AT
JENKINS’S
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£
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p.&
Jewelry Store.
More Land Fraud Indictments.
Special Lews
POINTERS
CIGARS that pleases in quality
that suits the pocket.
PERFUME ATOMlZER.it is almost
a necessity to have an atomizer to
properly use perfume. Certainly it is
a pleasure.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS in cellu­
loid I ani selling so cheaply that
some people think I stole them.
$1.50 per year
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Circuit Court Cases Decided.
The Christmas tree entertainments in
the churches of this city were well at­
Judge Geo. H. Burnett has rendered
tended on Saturday evening, and the decision in four cases he took under ad­
usual pleasant time followed in distribut­ visement at the last term of the Qitcuit
ing candy, nuts, fruit and presents.
Court, which are as follows :
The entertainment given on Saturday
Joanna Tomlinson, plaintiff, vs. Sam­
afternoon by the pupils of the first and uel C. Tomlinson, defendant. Action for
second grade of the public school was divorce.
Divorce granted and that
well attended and proved a success, and neither party recover any costs or dis­
the teachers, Mesdames Havs and Har­ bursements from the other.
rison, deserve a word of praise.
Isaac H. Moore, plaintiff, vs. John N.
We understand that the law enforce­ Simmons, B W. Turner, Fred Robitch,
ment league is to meet shortly for the ex­ Elmer Hall and School District No. 12,
press purpose of inaping out a plan so defendants. Injunction suit, to restrain
as to carry on an aggressive campaign the school district from paving expenses
in the interest of the ciiv and county and in suit over the removal of the fence in
for the enforcement of the law.
front of school-house. The injunction
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Bales, of Juneau, was sustained and it was further ordered
Alaska, returned to Tillamook on Sun­ that 'the plaintiff recover from the de­
day on a visit to relatives. They were fendants costs
and disbursements
accompanied by Mrs. W. H. Hoskins, amounting to $27 80. Judge Burnett
who went to Astoria to meet her dau­ holds that the voters of school districts
ghter. They evpect tu return to Alaska cannot lawfully authorize directors to
in April.
issue interest bearing warrants without
Fred C. Skomp has brought to the city fixing the amount of such warrants and
a box containing different varieties of clay the time of payment of the same.
and rock from his place on the Trask,
Armada McCormack, plaintiff, vs. T.
and which he claims is valuable for the H. McCormick, defendant. Injunction
manufacture of brick and pottery, and suit. The order of the court was that
which left at the court house for in- the defendant and all persons acting for
spection.
him are perpetually enjoined and re-
A public meeting is to be held at the strained from maintaining a ditch on a
opera house next Wednesday evening, gravel bar in Trask river, except on a
wherrConnty Judge W. W. Conder and straight course in continuation of the
the county commissioners are expected course and direction of the upper half of
to be present, when the matter of a said ditch. Neither parties were allowed
county exhibit at the Lewis & Clark to recover costs and disbursements.
Exposition is to be taken into considera­
Fred Wheeler, plaintiff, vs. Adelin E.
tion, and it is to be hoped that a large Wheeler, defendant. Action for divorce.
number of citizens from all parts of the Divorce granted and neither party al­
county will be present.
lowed to recover costs or disbursements
The steamer Sue H. Elmore came in on
Sunday with freight and only a few pas.
Society Entertainment.
sengers, including Miss Blackford, Mrs.
Hoskins, Mr. Bales and wife and Miss
One of the most enjoyable programs
Stavias. She left down on Monday to of the year was given last Wednesday
take on canned salmon at Garibaldi. She evening in the Op*ra House under the
crossed out on Tuesday afternoon, her auspices of the two High School Socie­
passengers being Wm. Durfee, Mabel ties, the Emersonians and the Ciceron-
Watt, C. W. Chatfield and wife, Miss L. ians, assisted by the High School
Hardman, Mrs Owens, W. B. Chase, Orchestra. The program was divided
Miss Minnie Craft, W. D. Stillwell, Miss into two parts.
Brooks, Dr. Upton, Jeff Walling, Dr, Jas.
The entertainment of parti was fur­
Wiley, A. J. Cohn and wife and child, P. nished by the contestants of the two
McIntosh, Ralph Ackley ‘and L. B. societies, the Emersonians being repre­
Ziemer.
sented by Sadie Watt and Herliert
Judge W. Galloway has granted a writ Cooper, the Ciceronians by Grace W hite-
of 'review in the action of the county house and Ralph Moore. The deliverv
court in prohibiting the sale of intoxicat­ was creditable to each side and the con­
ing liquors in Tillamook County on a test was very close. The prize, consist­
petition of fas. S. Lamar. The petition ing of Whitcone Rilcv's complete works
sets out all the objections made before in eleven volumes,furnished by the gener­
the county court and published in full in osity of E. T. Haltom. was ¡awarded to
the Headlight, and in addition calls into the Emersonian Society.
The oratorical part of the evening was
question the action of the county court
in not trying the case, with a number of varied bv a violin solo rendered by Miss
other objection where the court erred. Eleanor N Macdonald which derserves
County Clerk G. B. Lamb is instructed, high credit, both as to technique and
on or before the first day of the next reg­ musical ability, and also a piano solo by
ular term of the circuit court, to file a Mis» Ruth A. Cooper rendered with
transcript of all the records and proceed, great delicacy of tuch and sympathetic
ings, with all things touching or pertain­ feeling.
The num tiers of part II which deserve
ing to the same, as fully and entirely as
they remain. As the matter will not be special mention are the “Flora” and
reviewed until April, the order of the “Dream Thoughts.” Mr. Trombley
county court prohibiting the sale of in. furnished a very enjoyable baritone solo,
toxicating liquors in the county will go which was highly creditable to his well
into effect on Sunday, and will remain so known musical ability, two violin solos
until the court or the people by a vote were given by Ruby and Chester McGhee,
which were fully appreciated and encored
orders otherwise.
At Beaver, Ore., on December 25th, at by the audience.
The decorations showed unusual taste,
high noon, a pretty wedding was solcm.
solving
harmoniously the combination
nized by Justice Hiner at the homeol the
hride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.W. A. Sail­ of the colors of the opposing Societie*.
ing. when their daughter. Miss Delia and In spite of the inclemency of the weather
Mr. Ernest Tvler, of this citv, were mar. a highly appreciative audience was in
ried. The bride was prettily attired in attendance._______
GIFTS
BOOKS for most anyont at all age
from 10c. to 92.50.
CULLULOID GOODS in nil the
the latest styles and designs
LEATHER
GOODS the largest
■nd mbit complete line in the cite.
FERFU MES, all odors, and from
the World’s best makers.
Jackson and children, Mr. and Mrs. Peck
and children, ot Tillamook, and the im­
mediate family of the bride. All joined
in wishing the happy couple a long life of
happiness and prosperity. The bride is
much respected by a large number of
friends about Beaver, while the groom is
an industrious business man of this city.
They left later in the afternoon for their
new home in this city, where a number
of friends welcomed and congratulated
the happy couple. On Tuesday evening
the band boys gave them a musical ser­
enade.
DECEMBER 29
The Federal gram! jury made its sec
ond public ap|>earaiice Tuesday after­
noon, at which time it returned indict­
ments against Salmon B. Ormsby, of
Salem; Clark E. Loomis, of Eugene;
William H. Davis, of Albany; Henry A.
Young, George Sorenson, of Portland ;
John Doe and Richard Roe The charge
is that the indicted men entered mt«» a
conspiracy on December 29, 1901 , hav­
ing as their object the defrauding of the
government of the United States out of
a portion of its public lands in township
11 south of range 7 east, and that bv
means of false and forged application,
false and f »rged affidavits and proofs ot
homestead entry and settlement, some
in the names of real and some in the
names of fictitious persons, the Gov­
ernment was induced to issue patents to
the lands.
It is charged that in furtherence of the
couMiiracy William H. Davis swore tn an
affidavit before S B. Ornmb) in which
he said he had resided upon the claim
taken by him as bv law required, and it
is also alleged that the conspiracy was a
a
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New Stock
Silver Wem
OP
WATCHES—They make a nice
present and yon cannot buy a
lx*teer watch for the money,
for I guarantee them first class.
LOCKETS RINGS, CHAINS,
etc.—A fine assorted stock of
Jewelry to select from. Call
and see it lx* fore buying else­
where.
SILVER WEAR—I am receiv-
ing a new stock of useful
Silver Wear, and those want­
ing anything in that line I
shall be glad to show them
the latest patterns.
FOUNTAIN PENS — T11CV
make a nice present, and I
carry the best makes.
a Rtand»till at some time during the
day.
In its extent the storm wni the most
widespread of any «luring the Inst 15
years. Counting the fog as n component
Stoim in the East.
port of the storin, it stretched from the
C hicago , Dec 27.—One of the severest Rocky Mountains to New York, and
storm« of recent years has raged from Winnipeg to New Orleans.
throughout the territory lying lietween
the Rocky Mountains and the Great
Lakes since early this morning, and has
At Chicago, while Elmer Hunt
caused much trouble to street cur com. tears old, balanced a bottle on his head
panies, railroads and telegraph com­ William Dougherty, who had been boast
panies. The latter were the gréaient ing of his prow* ss as a marksman, it is
sufferer« from the blizzard, which swept alleged, attempted to emulate William
through the West and Northwest during 1 e 11 by shooting the bottle. At the sec-
the last 24 bourn, muí chicli win pre­ ond shot Hunt tell to the Hoor with a
ceeded by ti heavy fog mid drizzling bullet lietween bis eves, and died almost
rain, which mude the wire« almost tin- instantly. Dougherty 'escaped anil the
workable.
police are searching for him.
The intense cold and terrific gale that i
The Chcfoo correspondent of the Tele­
followed dose ujion the fog coated the
wires with ice, and later in the day graph says it is rrporce.l that General
threw poles io tliegiound, crippling the Mogi, the commander of the Japanese
companies badly. Railroad trains were fortrw heniegiiig Port Arthur, has been
badly delayed all through the West, taken to the hospital at Dalny, lie wns
some of them living 24 hours la e. wounded »everelv in the arm anil leg by
Street.car traffic in all the cities of t he three rifle bullets, according to the cor*
West and Northwest was practually at responden t <