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1 iillaitumli TILLAMOOK, OREGON, TILLAMOOK SEPTEMBER 1905 >1.50 per year JOTTINGS Seemless patching on ladies' shoes a Elder Fairchild will preach his last ser Captain P. Schrader, of the steamer Rollie wasn't very generous with his lease for ten years ? Was it to avoid any specialty.—W. E. Page. • mon before leaving.Tillamook at the Ad Sue H. Elmore wasfined $500 in Astoria auto bronco when he went off to Port damage that the toll road company may Notice. Mrs. Schrader and family left on Sat ventist church on Saturday morning, his for carrying too many passengers on a land, for he had just ns well have loaned l>e liable for and to "bottle up” the The Headlight Office is located urday to visit the fair, and after doing in new quarters 8outh of Eugene so Otto Schrader will leave for Corvallis subject being "The Sabbath Question.” previous trip. The Elmore’s certificate the machine to the Headlight man. We couuty in that direction ? Jenkins’ Jewelry Store. All persons indebted to the firms of allows her to carry 40 passengers, but could have scared lotsol teams, caused to resume his studies at the Agricultural Edmunds Bros, or C. Daniel & Co. are on her arrival at Tillamook from Astoria run-a-ways and gathered up lotsof news Notice to Taxpayers. College. H. T. Botts, for abstracts. hereby requested to call at my office and on September 7, her list was checked up for him, but as it is there wasn't a blnm The tax roll for the year 1904 will be M. Perkins and wife, after two weeks C. Mills for bargains in real estate * settle, astheir accounts have been placed by Deputy Collector of Customs Parker ed thing we could help him out with visit here with old friends, left for their in my hands for collection. -T.H. Goyne.* who found 58 passengers on board. As this week. What a lot of fua we have closed immediately after the first Mon. Go to Fred Forslund's for Bicycle Sun home at Ashland on Saturday, their dau the passenger travel between Tillamook missed, for the city marshal, constable day in October. All propel ty on which dries. * the taxes remain unpaid after said time The steamer Sue H. Elmore came in on and Astoria is heavy this summer, and ghter,Miss Flora Perkins, going^out on a nnd sheriff would now be on our trail for Mrs. M. W. Hdrrison returned to the vacation with them. Wednesday, her passengers living Pres as a number of persons were disappoint furious driving and running down the will lie advertised and sold ns bv law re. -8 quired. C. H. W oolfe , Sheriff. ton Williams, Harry Long, Alex. Watt ed in not getting out on the steamer the city last week. city cows and no end of people would lie Homer Mason sold the lot upon which Octav Voget has been engaged to teach and wife and daughter. Alva Williams, i last trip.it looks as though the customs bringing suits against us for scaring their J. S. Lamar moved the saloon build NEHALEM. John White, Frank and Ida Freeman, authorities ought to allow the Elmore teams and doing other damage, and Bea yer school. ing, which is now occupied by the Albert Plank has gone to Portland to Headlight, for $2L5. This looks like Mrs. Wallace, Winnie Wallace. T. W. to carry more passengers during the when Rollie arrived home he'd found his The cannery commenced work Tues Holden, 0. R. Perkins and family, H. H summer months, for it is only on tew oc- auto bronco keved up nnd well broken day and the run of fish is fair. take in the fair. giving away city property. Harrison, M. Johnson, P. F. Browne, M. 1 cations that she can get 40 passengers, in to be a genuine lightning striker. But. F. R. Steinhauer and his sister, Mrs, Born, on Thursday, to the wife of M. It is reported that Walt. J. Smith and W. Milk and family and Mabel Gray. Ixittie Philips, started for Hood River I her present limit. then, perhaps, Rollie thinks he is entitled Alplanalp, a son. Thursday, to begone about two months. J. E. Tuttle, who were indicted by the to all this fun after being the first man in County Clerk G. B. Lamb departed asi Miss Amelia Robinson and sister, of Mrs. Chas. Bester and children left for federal grand jury in connection with the the county to own a buckboard bronco Garibaldi, are visiting friends tins week Seaside on Monday. alleged Tillamook land fraud case, will Friday for a ten days’ vacation to visit Editorial Snap Shots. at Nehalem. auto. the fair. He has kept close to business For sale, full blooded Shropshire bucks. testify in behalf ot the government. * * * N. P. Alley is building a new school and always found at his post since he After the rain the first part of the week Applv to J. J. Rupp. • Three Ranches lor Rent. Two are The H eadlight thus far has taken no i house in the Balm district. has been in the clerk’s office, so a short the weather turned to beautiful Indian part iti the congressional fight nor is it C. Brown, of Forest Grove, was in the dairy. One will carry 25 cows, other one vacation to the outside world will lie an School commenced in the town dis. summer this morning. 40 cows. One is a genuine sheep ranch, committed to any particular candidate. , trict Monday. MissSophia Nordhausen, city on Wednesday. agreeable change for him. George has * * * A full line of new guns just received at with large rangeadjoining. C. Mills for made a good county clerk, and liis oblig The railroad situation lookssomewhat We make this statement for the reason of Aurora, Ore., is the teacher. that some of the aspirants are casting kinds of manners and bargains. all G. B. Alley is up from Tillamook, Mason & Ackley Co.’s. " ing efforts in attending to the people who gloomy, or in about the same condition N'uff said. * their eyes to Tillamook viitli a view of doing life insurance business. have business in that office is appreciat it did about twenty years ago. Al. Southmayd and wife were in the ascertaining what amount of strength Omit the habit of using old fashioned ed by the public. Prof. G. A. Walker came home from * * * city on Tuesday on business. they can rely upon in this countv. The Cloverdale, Monday, where lie has been hand mixed lead and oil on your build In future call the beach between Gari We are sorry to have to announce the teaching school. Money to loan on improved farm pro ings. It is powdery, perishable and be direct primary law takes the matter of death of Mrs. Gessner.wifeof Postmaster baldi and the Nehalem river, "Tillamook nominating a candidate for congress out Fred Robitch came up from Spruce perty.—Apply to F. R. Beals. * hind the age. Let Mason & Ackley Co. H. C. Gessner, of Spruce, which occurred Beach.” That is more appropriate than of the hands of a party conventions, and Saturday on business. Attention, Loggers.—Get your boots tell you why Sherwin-Williams Prepared the two names it has now and not so Mrs. C C. Clark is ill from Seaside to at Oswego, Ore., on Monday evening. to obtain such now an aspirant has to visit and shoes calked by W. E. Page. . Paint is better. • her, parents. The funeral took place on Wednesday misleading. run the gauntlet of a critical Press, for Emil Hellenbuych and wife left Satur Boot and Shoe Shop.—Look for the morning, the interment being in the J. B. Pape and wife were in from the days of packing conventions bv bri It was a bit of a joke on one of our Cottage Grove visiting Nehalem last day to make their home in PoTtlrmd. Big Boot Sign at the Second Hand Store. Oswego cemetery. Mrs. Gessner died prominent business men that the first bery and coiruption will not figure in week. Wanted, to purchase, a good buggy Over 30 yeais in the boot and shoe from cancer. Her husband took her to time he ¡called on the editor in his new the fight. It will be the Press, not the Hit By Lightning horse. Apply at the Headlight office. * manufacturing business. All work done Portland for treatment and did every quarters he came in by the side door. Is political bosses, who will have most to with neatness and dispatch. Come and thing that could lie done to prolong her that how thev used to come in and get say as to the merits and demerits of the Shoo Fly is guaranteed to keep flies ofl W oodburn , Or., Sept. 12 —Twodeaths see.—W. E. Page. • life, but the disease had taken such a their Scblitz, Johnny ? stock. For sale at Sturgeon's Drug different aspirants and will decide which and two prostrations by lightning are Mr. John Glad, of Rock Creek, Minne strong hold that nothing could be done Store. • is the most desirable congressional tim reported from an electric storm that * * * sota, has been visiting his two brothers, for her. Mr. Gessner has the sympathy We see, since school has started up. a ber, that is if the Press of the district G. F. Baker, from Kansas, has been raged for 18 hours in this section of the Erick and Nilse 0. Glad on Wilson river of his friends in liis breavement. number of boys on the street who ought will take a broad guage view and not engaged to teach the public school at Willamette Valley nnd cnme to an end this week. They have not seen each Married, on Wednesday, nt the home to be in school. It would he a good “slobber” all over their “favored sons.’’ this morning. Rain Ims been descending Kelchis. other for 15 years. He will return to thing for the boys if they were rounded When the proper time comes the republi of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Vaughn, at Bay Captain Wanzer, Jlr.Bailey and E. E. the East the last of the week. ever since. View, and parents of the groom, Mr. G. up and the compulsory clauses of the cans of this county will be fully informed Lyter came in from Portland on Wed At Champoeg a boy named Eldridge Farm for sale, 159 acres, near Sand O. Vaughn to Miss Rose Smith. The school law were put into effect. and will cast their votes for the aspirant was struck by a bolt as he passed under nesday. * * * lake ; good house and barn ; 40 acres ceremony was performed by the Rev. J. most suited for the position. Who that a tall tree. A man near him, it is said, Preaching service at Fairview Grange There are parties looking over the person is is premature lor us to predict. tide land and 30 acres of bottom and E. Connor, pastor of the U.B. church in wns knocked down. The hitter did not Hall next Sabbath at 2 p m. by Rev. J. meadow land ; raise 40 tons of hay and this city, after which the happy couple countv, not with anv promise of build M * receive the full force of the electric shock E. Connor. will easily support 25 cows. To be sold received the congratulations and best ing a railroad, lint simplv to ascertain There is trouble collecting toll on the but wns rendered unconscious for sever P. F. Browne, who went out on a cheap if sold at once. Inquire at this wishes of a large number of relatives nnd the actual conditions ami to see for Wilson river road this summer, owing to al hours. business trip to Portland, returned on office. * friends who had lieen invited to the wed themselves where a railroad should be the "bad man’’ who runs the Headlight A rumor from Hubbard says that a Wednesday. George Anderson, the pianotuner, is in ding. A splendid dinner was served and built and whether it would be a paying exposing the toll road “graft.’’ Those woman hoppicker, from Portland, who Joseph Blaser's child died on Friday the city this week andean be found at a delightful time was enjoyed by all. investment. who have fully informed themselves re was standing under a tree to keep out of and was buried in the Catholic cemetery the Larson house by those who want Mr, and Mrs. Geo. O. Vaughn are well fuse and do not have to pay toll, while the rain, was struck by lightning in the George Washington claitns he has lost on Saturday. their pianos or organs tuned. He is a and favorably known in the county,with the warmth of the Headlight office sinee these who do not know better have to. morning, and died from the shock this H. T. Findlay, A. M. Meals and D. A. first class tuner, and his work in pre a large number of friends, who wish it has changed quarters. That proves As we have said before, the people oLthis afternoon. The name of the woman could county have fullv made up their mind to not lie lenrned, nor could the report Le McLean, of Portland, were in the city on vious visits to the county gave general them lots of happiness. wliat we always tfiought. George ought do away with toll roads. There is no varified. Wednesday. satisfaction. The passengers who went out on the to have paid half of the editor’s wood At Mount Angel the end of a barn was The schooner Coquille River arrived on When you buy a gallon of paint insist steamer Sue H. Elmore on Satnrdav were bills in previous years. Now dig up, disputing this, for public opinion is so strongly in favor of this that it is now torn out nnd a butcher, who had taken Tuesday to load lumber at the saw mill on a full U.S. standard gallon. Don’t Flora Perkins, Mrs. B. Alderman, Mrs Geoige. only a question of a few months for the shelter in the structure, wns knocked * * * trust a paint that is short in quantity; Finlavson, MissWilson, Mrs. Reifenlterg, at Hobsonyille. It is now several weeks since William people to put a quietus upon the toll senseless. Prof. G. A. Walker and daughter, Miss the quality is most likelv short as well. J. J. Harrison and wife, Mrs. W. Wood, roads We have always believed that in Fr< m various parts of the country re Vieva Walker, will teach in the Hebo dis Mason & Ackley Co. keeps the Sherwin- Mrs. F. Wheeler, S. Shvman, L. W. Me- Reid was heard from. It is about time leasing the Wilson river road for thirty the Oregonian gave another glowing ac ports of destruction of barns by lightn Williams kind. Honest goods and Dauid, Herman and Frank Sander, A.M. trict this winter. years a trick was being played. Surely * Holee, Blake Thompson and wife and count of what the Portland, Nehalem & the attorneys who drew up the contract ing have come in. Misses Bella and Clara Watt will honest measure. Tillamook Railroad Company is predict child, L Zurcher and wife, Emil Hellen Every man owes it to himself and his commence teaching in ¡the Latimer dis- were fully aware that it was a game of Fine Organ for Sale. family to master a trade or profession. huyck and wife, M. Perkins and wile, L. ing. When will that company get out bluff and that ii had no binding effect trict on Monday.; of the "hot air ” business ? Buel, Eva Wheeler, Mrs. Curtiss, E. E. Read the display advertisement of the For sale, a Chase Organ, almost new, and could be knocked out in the courts ; Homer F. Smith, representing the G. T. Gold- while, on the other hand, the county was which cost $110, and which will Ire sold California Powder Works, was in the six Morse Schools of Telegraphy, in this Curtiss. Francis Curtiss, The county clerk and his deputy have issue and learn how easily a young man Waite, L. S. Wheeler, J. Melchoir, Miss badly advised in becoming a party to for $75, and will take part payment in city on Wednesday. or lady may learn telegraphy and be Cupp, Miss Boulware, Mrs. B. Powell, issued close upon six thousand fire per such an agreement What then was the trade for good cow. Chase organs took mits. Clerk Lamb has gone away oil a Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Watt and Miss assured a position. Frank and Albert Hannenkrat, Mrs. E. vacation. The man who framed that law object in securing the thirty years' lease the first prize at the World’s fair. Ap. Bella Watt returned from a visit to the After a long spell of dry weather a rain J, Hannenkrat, J. Brom well, Annie Edie. bet’.er take to the woods, for the clerk when the law onlv allowed the court to ply nt the Headlight office. fair on Wednesday. and electric storm passed over the coun Last Saturday a voung man from the and his deputy had to listen to the big Mrs. Whitney has taken Mrs. Harri ty on Monday evening, nnd a soaking surveying crew of the Portland-Nehalem gest amount of kicking a law ever receiv. son’s place in the public school while the rain on Tuesday, made everybody feel and Tillamook railroad company which ed in this county. latter is in Portland. happy. The rain will start the grass to has been engaged in surveying near * * * W. C. King is figuring some upon buy grow and make everything look fresh Banks, was in town, and with one of ! Who undertook to resurrect the ing Ralph Ackley’s interest in the Mason and green this fall. our businenss men he held the following doubly defunct Port of Tillamook Com- & Ackley Co.'s store. J U. Bailey and family left by team on conversation : "Is there any place here 1 mission ? They deserve a putty medal Mr. and Mrs. Olson, from the state of , Wednesday for Eastern Oregon where I can hire out for hop picking ?” "Yes. for such hurculean efforts in putting new Maine, have moved into the Harmon ( they will probably locate this winter, as there is a sign down this way. and one life into a useless corps—we should say house on Wilson river. | he is under the impression that he can over yonder,” was the reply. ‘I've been a lifeless hobby horse. We make our Theo. W. Holden, of Elwood. NJ., a < do better in that part of the state. But working on the surveying crew of this profound bow to the august body, and brother of Judge II. F. Holden, came in l he will be back in Tillamook to locate railroad.” ” What railroad ?” was ask we hope the new infant commission will ed; "the hot air road?” "You may call have enough vitality to keep alive all on a visit on Wednesday. | permanentlv after a while. The yacht Lorens went Sunday to the it wh it you please but we call it the hull the time and accomplish something. New and Second Hand Bicycles at Fred * * * Forslund’s. Now is the time to get a ( seal rocks, but had only a limited num —road,’’ was the rejoinder, and his face Deputy Dist. Attorney Cooper has put good bike for little monev. * I her on bpard, who, however, brought was the picture of contempt. He expos a large supply of deep sea fish. A ed a time check and said “that is what the slot machines out of business in the Public school opened on Monday, the back I large number of sea lions were shot nnd thev paid us off with, but now we’ve got south part of the county, and the agita attendance being somewhat below that I several whales were seen disporting in to pick hops to get enough money to get tion and public sentiment in favor of en. of last year for the first few days. out of the country on.”—Washington forcing the law is bound to prevail. the neighborhood of the rocks. G. A. Edmunds has brought euit in the That is what the Headlight has contend Keeping or secreting monev in the County News. circuit court against W. J. Smith on a ed for for years. It comes high, and may Rev. William J. Sharp, the new Oregon come a little higher, to run a slot ma. note, T. H. Goyne being the attorney for honse or about the premises in anv considerable sum is a dangerous practice, and Washington Field Secretary of the chine in this county these days, for one plaintiff. ns it invites robbery and crime, and [ Christian Endeavor Societies will be in person had to pay $18.60 this week for When you want a new rubber tire on there is always the liability of loss -]q||atno<)k Citv one week from next Sun- running one. As soon as it is understood your bike, Fred Forslund’s is the best through destruction of the building by day, when a union meeting will be held that the officials are determined, mean place to get a good tire. Bicycle repair fire.— Tillamook County Bank. * in the Presbyterian church. Mr. Sharp business and intend to keep that lick up, work a specialty. is a gradu ite of Macalester College, St. the county court won't lie drawing upon Mr. F. S. Whitehouse has been disap Mason & Ackley Co. have a first class Paul, Minnesota, and from Princeton the general fund to pay the expenses of pointed in getting lumber schooners, for gun repair shop in connection with the Theological Seminary, Princeton, N. J witnesses and for arresting persons to after chartering three vessels while in store. All work done promptly and at ___ San Francisco some weeks ago, one of His first pastorate was at Kent, Wash- any great extent, for violators of reasonable rates the vessels went ashore and became a ington, where he was ordained and ih- the law when they know that officers School Su|ierintendent W. W. Wiley total wreck, another was sold, and the stalled immediately after his graduation. are on their track will soon quit their and wife returned from Portland on Sat third, the Glen, which loaded here, is on From this field he was called to the is illegal business urday. where they attended the educa her way back to this city. olated and difficult work at Friday Har bor, on San Juan Island, Washington. No good will be derived by referring tional congress at the fair. The rain on Monday not onlv wet 1 Gus Wicklund and wife and family and down the meadows, but it did also the I | After months of diligent search by the to the repeated promises of those who ( han. Lundquist left lor Portland on timber in the mountains, thus allaying ' j committee of two States, and after sev- aspired to political office to give Nehalem I eral men had been considered for the a bridge, for they were made only to be Wednesday, driving out over the Wilson all fear of forest fires this s year. year, Although Aitnougu broken and to catch votes and to hum river road, to lie gone two weeks. it was a dry summer -ithout wii----- the usual laid before Mr. Sharp. With ™ reluctance bug the people up there. It is now taken Mr. and Mrs. N. G Boquist and two showers, as far as we are aware, not a I have been appointed a depository for all the authorized I h. «- up a work that was prospering out of the domain of politics, and instead sons, together with Mrs. O. Gnllstrom. stick of timber was < School Books for all grades and carry a very large stock of all I ,n,l wa. brine 1 undw his direction to enter this wider of the Nehalemits getting all mixed up sen., and Ole Gnllstrom. jr., left for Port onlv, however, where land was vever w.w.e *"’ living * * i h„e o< influence. Hi. duties a. field and voting against their best friends, as kinds of School Supplies : land, via Forest Grove on Tuesday. Considering wi|, |>e t„,u(X.rintend ,he work they unintentionally did so in the past, cleared. C ...... .........- that something . I’ens, I’enrlh, Slates, Sponges, Ruler*, Copy Hooka, Writ the I ' ”< ,h< i0”"« P*0»* ul ,h« various chur- it is to lie hoped they won't get tangled John Harrison, wh.ihas !>een quite ser- like 6000 permits have been issued by He« ing Tablet« «nd everything by scholar*. clerk, this shows that the setter. | c|irjt|ian Ro. iously sick for some time, was taken out counts -------- , ches identified with the Christian En- op with political promises in the future, preven tQ have taken good precaution, to |preven y rg||jfli |wtita te., to the hospital in Portland, to undergo and if they are republicans or democrats the fires getting away from them b It , BBd to .id ¡„the ear- they will vote for their party candidates, an operation, his wife accompany him. co()„ntion. Hi, 1 (or in trying to get a bridge on a rrug- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Napton, Mrs. also shows the energy .nd labor that is broadly undenominational. wumpish basis only help defeat what Maxfield and Misses Myrtle Feas, Nora being o«ed to clear up land an improve Qor iMue {be m„llng ,n 1 they were striving for and justly entitled Napton and Cora Maxfield, relatives of Tillamook county. The large amoun o DRUGGIST AND BOOK SELLER Elmer Hoag, ore visiting him from Wis land cleared up this year wdl help to maintain more cows next year. consin. • * » * * * * « * * WALKOVER SHOES For MEN, $3 50 and $4 00 WLAKOVER SHOES For WO1V1EN $3 50 and $4 00 « * • TODD & CO HEADQUARTERS FOR BOOK SUPPLIES. Lowest Prices on Everything Chas. I. Clough I