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TILLAMOOK, OREGON,
TIEEAMOOK
OCTOBER ia, 1905
ii.50 per year,
JOTTINGS
A young woman can earn her living
ANNIE LAURIE.
Haltom sells “ Kirschbaum’s” Crav-
In Cupid's Realm.
expenses in Portland while studying at enettes.
Man Disappears With $100,000.
•
Across
the
sea a fragment.
the Holmes Business College. For par
Notice.
Miss Carry Foland and Mr. Edward
Blown with the spray and mist
P ittsburg . Oct. 10.—The startling
The
schooner
Oakland,
16
days
out
from rosy distances.
The Headlight Office is located ticulars, address the Principal, Holmes from San Francisco, bound for Tills- Dunn were married at the home of Shoreward
discovery was made late today that the
Where
shade
and
shine
hold
tryst;
in new quarters South of Eugene Business College, 28-38, Y.M.C.A. Build­ mook City, under charter of the Truckee Warren Dunn, in this city, at 8 o’clock, An old song set in colorings
Adams Express Company has been vic­
ing, Portland, Or.
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Of gold and amethyst
on Sunday Oct. 1st. Rev. J. B. Thomp
Jenkins’ Jewelry Store.
timized to the amount of $100,000,
Lumber Company, entered this port at
son
officiating.
The
ceremony
was
A large whale drifted in on the beach, nightfall Friday, under her own canvas
A ship on the horizon
« •> <, supposedly through the speculations of
Where
misty
curtains
cling.
on the south side of Cape Lookout a and came to an anchorage off the Lin- witnessed by about thirty relatives and
H. T. Botts, for abstracts.
an employe. The following official state­
Lightly to clearer levels
few days ago, it is 66 feet ill length, denberger duck. She has been buffeted Ultimate friends.
Her sails of violet swing;
ment of the affair is given the Associated
C. Mills for bargains in real estate. *
A
schooner
nearing
the
harbor
—
Mrs.
Claud
Dunn,
of
Portland,
played
and has evidently been dead some time. about for over a fortnight, beating back
Press for publication :
Listen! The sailors sing;
the
wedding
march
as
the
bridal
party
Haltom sells “ Kirchbaum’s’’ Top It is a feasting place for hundreds of sea and forth off Tillamook Bay, waiting
“At 4:30 P. M. Monday, Oct 8, a
’
’
Maxwelton
braes
are
bonnle,
entered the parlor. The bride was at­
gulls.
Coats.
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bank of Pittsburg delivered to the Ad­
for the tug Roscoe to tow her into that
Where
early
fa
’
s
the
dew.
tended by Miss Lona McCollum, of Day­ ’Twas there sweet Annie Laurie
Carl Hubbard, of McMinnville, was
The schooner Guide was towed in on
ams Express Company at their office at
sanctuary,” but the Roscoe was bar­ ton, while Dee Dunn, of this citv, was
Gave me her promise true.”
in the city Wednesday.
610 Wood street, Pittsburg, a package
Monday, after beating about outside for bound in Yaquina Bay and could not do
Oh.
the
rainbow
lights
of
boyhood
best man. The bride wore a handsome
Kindle my skies anew.
of currency containing $100,000. Of
R. G. Gunn, of San Francisco, was in several weeks for the want of a tow boat service expected of her. The Oakland costume of crape de china, at;d the
in Tillamook bay. She will load lumber has been off the mouth of the Columbia
this amount $80,000 was in $100 bills,
‘‘Maxwelton braes are bonnle.”
the city on Wednesday.
bridesmaid was prettily attired in blue
How sweet that old refrain!
$10,000 in $50 bills, and the remainder,
from the Tillamook Lumbering Co.’s for nearly a week, and with a genuine
Frank Worthington was in the city on
The promises of morning
silk.
After
congratulations,
delicious
saw mill in thia.city.
$10,000, in $5, $10 and $20 bills. The
grouch against tugs and pilots and all refreshments were served.
Break into bloom again.
Saturday from Cloverdale.
And on the lowly roof I hear
package containing this large sum of
Haltom is paying 27c. for Eggs. *
other sorts of relief, concluded to come
The bride is a sister of Mrs. A. II
The music of the rain.
Money to loan on improved farm pro­
money was consigned to a bank in Cin­
The academic course in the Holmes in by herself. She had a fierce time of it Harris, and has made many friends dur
perty.—Apply to F. R. Beals.
•
’’Maxwelton braes are bonnle.”
cinnati.
Business College is a condensed college during the past 48 hours, having lost ing her few months' residence in Dallas
There’s mother at the door.
Mrs. Lynch and daughters came in on education. It is peculiarly valuable to her mainsail and two of her headsails.
“This package was received and re­
The cattle down the dusky lane
Mr. Dunn is a son to Warren Dunn
the steamer to pack up her furniture.
Are coming as of yore:
ceipted for by Edward George Cunliife,
those who wish to acquire a good deal of She will bend some new canvas and take and is an honorable and industriou
And, mounted on the pasture bars.
who was then acting in the place of the
Miss Teley and Mamie Anderson, of knowledge in a short time. Write for on fresh supplies, here, and make a new young man. They will visit the Port
I swing and sing once more.
regular money clerk, who was ill.
San Francisco, came in Thursday on a catalog, 28-36 Y.M.C.A. Building, Port­ dash for her destination in a day or land Fair a few days this week, am
“Maxwelton braes are bonnle.”
“Cunliife left the office at the usual
land, Or.
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two.—Astorian.
visit.
Oh, bonnle maid of mine.
will be at home to their friends in Dal­
time last evening, and this morning
Thro
’ all the mists of distance
Ladies’ and children's union suits asd
I have a fine saw mill site on my place
Haltom wants 20 thousand Good las after October 15.—Dallas Ex.
Again the dark eyes shine;
when he failed to report for duty a hur­
j ried
other styles underwear at Mrs. Stur­ on the Wilson river, half a mile from Shingles.
The world is full of music,
examination was made of his de­
dANDLAKH.
And
living
seems
divine!
where
river
empties
into
the
bay.
Has
geon’s.
*
partment, and it was learned that
Across the sea a fragment,
The hop pickers are all home now, s<
The stage went off the grade at Dead already 10 acres boomage and about
Editorial Snap Shots.
about $1000 of funds entrusted to his
Blown with the si>ray and mist
we look for some good weather again.
Horse Gulch and one of the horses had three million feet spruce timlier near the
Shoreward from rosy distances,
care were missing. General agent Hiner,
boom. Will sell at reasonable figures.—
Where shade and shine hold tryst;
Some of the Sandlakers have taken to
to be killed.
Tillamook City is having a taste of
of the Adams Express Company, immed­
A vision and a memory,
L. G. Freeman, Tillamook, Or.
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The stage on the mountain division of
high finance. The city was bonded for Irving their potatoes in whale oil, since
In gold and amethyst.
iately called in detectives and placed the
a
large
whale
came
ashore
last
week,
—
Jennie
Bodge
Johnson,
in
Lewiston
The
Sue
H.
Elmore
left
on
Thursday
the North Yamhill mail route was taken
$40,000 and the water commission had
matter in their hands. Later develop­
Journal.
with the following passengers ; H Mor. to borrow something like $1,350 to pay even the bear hunters are taking a rest.
off this week.
ment brought to light the fact that in
Charlev Atkinson had a runaway last
ton, E. Hall, Miss Younger, Ed Morgan the first six month’s interest so that the
addition to the $1000 missing, the banks
The schooner Hogan arrived on Mon­
THE PRIVATE.
and wife, A. J. Stillwell and wife, George city’s credit should not be questioned. week as he was returning home
package containing the $100,000 had
day to load lumber at the sawmill at
Tillamook, a badly wrecked hack
Tone, W. Provost and wife, Mrs. H.
They
call
his title private—
not been received at the money forward
*
*
Hobsonyille.
the result.
He reached no higher grade.
Edmunds, John Melchior, D. P. Me-
ing office at the Union Station, this city.
The editor of the Headlight will repre­ Cranberrie picking is ended for thh
But waited for his orders
F. R Beals sold the John Donaldson Donald, E. Doughty, John Donaldson
And died when he obeyed.
Inquiries made at his 'residence, showed
sent
Tillamook
at
the
republican
pow
­
place to Jos. Sanders. Mr. Donaldson and wife, W. Doughty, E. Fahrnry,
year. There were 34<) bushels which is
No pen may write his story,
that Cunliife arrived home at the cus-
wow in Portland to-day, when all the much less than last year’s crop.
No chisel carve his name.
will move to Idaho.
Mrs Ellison, A. Lohman, J. H. Lesley big bugs in the party will advocate bar
tomary time last evening, and, after
No monument rise o’er him.
T. J. Harris was on the lake on Mon
Robert McKillip and W. H. McKillip, wife and family, Mr. Weston and wife,
No multitude acclaim.
changing his clothes, bade his family
mony and a united republican party day.
of Klickitat County, are in visiting their F. C. Baker and wife, Mrs. McIntosh
For he was but a private,
good bve, saying to his wife that be was
founded upon republicanism. As the re­ Since the Spruce post-office has been
And
served
another
’
s
fame.
brother, C. McKillip.
and son and Eva Bunn.
going out for the evening, and nothing
publicans
all
over
the
state
are
gettii
g
And,
dying,
gave
his
country
moyed to Pleasant Valley, where the
New millinery at Mrs. Sturgeon's. *
The editor and Mrs. Baker left on the
A never-dying name.
further has been heard of him.
together for the purpose of pulling toge­ Nestocton office used to be, it makes the
He gave to order’s progress
k
steamer to visit friends, to be away for
The farmer always welcome, We ther in future elections, republicans in
The life ’twas his to give,
It may be regarded as significant in
arrival
of
the
mail
here
oyer
a
hour
about two weeks.
And in his country’s annals,
want the banking business of the Tillamook ought to get together and do
Oregon politics that a dispatch Irom
later and stops here only an half hour,
Though
nameless,
he
shall
live.
Gumshu
pasb reports that 100.000 ban­
Mrs. N. J. Mvers left on Saturday to farmers and want them to make their the same thing.
whith makes it very unhandy for the
dits teluse to recognize “harmony” and
He fought as but a private—
attend the grand lodge of the Rathbone headquarters at this bank. Our ex
* * *
Without promotion he—
lay down their arms.
beople here and about 12 miles extra
perience has taught us that their busi­
Sisters at Portland.
To carry freedom’s banner
According to the Astorian, Rollic W. travel for the mail carrier.
On Saturday evening, the 21st of
Beyond the rolling sea;
ness
is
safe,
and
we
want
every
pros
­
R. M. Watson and Miss Ethel Gladys
Watson is a bigamist or a polygamist,
Clara Eichinger commenced teaching
October, nt the Pairview Hall, Fair,
That purpose might not falter,
perous
farmer
ia
the
vicinity
of
Tiila
That
peace
might
have
her
reign
view,
a good old fashion dance will be
we don’t know which, for it has him school here last Monday.
Newell were married at Astoria onThurs
And justice work with honor
mook to give us a trial.—Tillamook married to Ethel Gladys Newell. Now,
given. Come everybody and have a
day by Judge Trenchard.
Mrs. Nettie Sommers is expected home
For
man
’
s
eternal
gain.
good time. Under good management.
County Bank.
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Rollie, own up, what did you have to from Albany in a few days.
16 cows, 1 bull and a two seated hack
He fought and died a private,
It
took
the
jury
hut
a
few
seconds
to
do
with
it.
that
is
’
I
’
d
rather
be
an
old
The sawmill will soon be running
And never held the sword;
•will be sold at public auction on Lati­
Strayed Calves.
Renown did not come nigh hlrn.
decide that W. S. Cone was not entitled man’s darling than a young mail’s again.
________________
mer’s farm on Oct. 16, at 10 a.m.
Two strayed calves, one white an 1
Ills
hand
holds
no
reward.
to $100 which he sued R. W. Watson slave !” Kollie will have to buy his new’
He wrought to give the lawless
other red, are on Rev. John Branch’s
Gospel service at Fairview grange hall for and which was tried on Friday. It
BOULDER CRnEK.
The hope of righteous laws,
bride a buckboard auto to prevent strife
place. Owner please call for them and
next Sunday, Oct. 15th, at 2 p m. by seems I hat Cone claimed that amount of
Nor
vengeance
marred
his
valor.
Professor
R.
Moore
received
a
message
pay expenses.
between his plural wives or get the Head
Nor malice cursed his cause.
Rev. J. E. Connor, of the U.B. church.
money as compensation for selling two light man to prove an alibi for him. But, Friday morning that his grandfather
They called his title private—
Dr. P. J. Sharp, the expre-
Mrs. Ida Edmunds and child, of timber claims, but Watson’s contention my, what a reputation previous Tilla­ was not expected to live, and he left for
He sleeps In glory's bed,
enced
dentist is located in
Elma, Washington, left on the Elmore was that he had not entered into an mook editors, and married men at the Tillamook immediately. The children
And where he fell advancing
‘Ai
Now other private’s tread;
Dr. Wise’s dental patr rs, and
after a two weeks visit with friends.
agreement as tocommission, having sold same time, have obtained by getting in arc therefore having a vacation.
Nor eulogy nor marble
is prepared to do nothing but
Can honor such as they,
The steam lumber schooner Coquille the claims himself, lie had asked Cone fatuated with other women’s petticoats.
H. L. Jensen is finishing up bis house,
Who answers duty’s summons
first class work and give the
River came in on Wednesday to load as well as others whether thev knew of They are so numerous, and with so few putting on rustic, pulling in windows
And die when they obey.
If your
lumber at the Truckee mill at Hobson- anyone who would buy the claims.
exceptions that we must ask Rollie to and building a porch, he is also having -Frederick C. Spalding, In Chicago Inter best of satisfaction
teeth need fixing call upon
Ocean.______________ _
ville.
Haltom sells "Cascade" Shoes, $2.50.* pray for us. This is how the Astorian a bay window built for the accommoda­
j him.
tion of bis wife’s flowers.
For Sale.—A good all round Horse for
By the terms of an option held by E. has obliged Rollie by giving him another
“
Bids
have
been
solicited
for
a
daily
family or f irm purposes, cheap. Inquire H. Heriinan, which terminates in No­ wife to fondle over and caress :
The wedding of Rollie M. Watson, the mail between Blaine and Beaver, to go
of |ohn Bogart, at residence of P Mc­ vember, the Astoria & Columbia River
editor of the Seaside Signal and into effect next July.
Intosh.
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railroad may be linked with the 0. R. general
Miss Ethel Gladys Newell was solemn­
Mrs. Grace Chopard, Master Norman
H. Snook, of Salem, who has the con­ & N. and Southern Pacific Oregon lines. ized at the Occidental Hotel yesterday
and Miss Edna Getchell spent last Sun­
tract to build the new court house, came Such a purchase would prevent the morning with Judge Trenchard officiat­
GO TO
day at H. L. Jensen’s.
in on Friday to make arrangements to rival Hill system acquiring the only ing.
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M. T. Suares and H. A. Chopard who
existing road to the mouth of the Co.
commence work.
The old line life insurance companies , have been home from the logging camp
Wanted, to rent, a dairy farm, with lumbia River, and with this line and the have made a desperate effort to down the past week, went back to work Sun-
FOR
20 cows or more, by an industrious and new Drain-Coos Bay branch from Drain, the fraternal life insurance orders, and it day.
PRIME
BEEF,
MUTTON
PORK, VEAL
the
Harriman
system
would
have
the
persevering dairyman, by the 1st Nov.
After a few days visit at home, Miss
is now in order for the latter to retaliate.
only water level routes from the Wil­
Enquire at the Headlight office.
AND
SAUSAGE
MEAT.
True it is that the fraternal orders have Bessie Bays returned Sunday to Long
lamette Valley to the Const, in Oregon.
Contractor Snook, of Salem, has com­
had some difficulties is adjusting equita Prairie w here she is attending school,
We solicit your patronage and will give you satisfaction.
The steamer Sue H. Elinore. having ble rates on account of giving life insur­ and boarding with her brother.
menced grading the ground for the
been
detained
several
days
in
Astoria
on
J. Meyers, of Netarts, was out on
Main Street, Tillamook.
erection of the new court house, which
ance below cost, but it can be said of
account of bad weather, came in on Sun- them that they were not in the “graft” Boulder Creek the first of the week.
will occupy the same sight as the old.
day, her passengers being Mrs. Jacobs, business. Out of the enormous amount j C. A. Smith went to Tillamook Fri-
George Watt left on Monday for his
R. Clements, Mrs. Palmer, T. Elliott. of money paid into the old line life in. day and returned Sunday.
home in Salem. He may in a few weeks
Mrs. Snow. H. Beach, G. M. Hoopen- I surance companies, it took but a trifle
We understand the cheese factory at
return to the county with his family
garner, J. Ferrv, L. H. Arehour. O. Fitz- over one halt of the money to pay the ' Hazel Bend will be in operation until
and make his home in Bay City.
une, [. Roy, J. F. Martin, G. P. Platt, J.
about November first.
Mrs. Bi ley Stephens whose health has Allen and U. Terry. Owing to the recent death losses. No wonder that the big
BAYS— MCINTYRE.
muck-a
mucks
could
draw
princly
sala
­
been poorly for the past year, left for storm, the channel over the bar had
The home of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Bays
California on Wednesday. Mr. S. J. changed, and Captain Schrader being ries, donate big wads to the political
was the scene of a very pretty wedding,
Stephens drove her out by war ol Sheri unaware of this the steamer hi», some of “pot,” loan enormous sums of money to
irresponsible persons, and with crediting Wednesday, October 4th, when their
dan.
the high places which scared some of the up a million of dollars as borrowed by daughter Lena was united to Mr.
Ed. Donaldson's saw mill was dis- passengers.
the “colored porter.” That is where the Donald Hunter McIntyre, at 6:30 p.m
troved by fire Tuesday evening, also
Haltom sells " Kiischbaums" Suits. * ; money has gone by those who have paid
The bride was gowned fashionably in
what lumber and box shocks lie had on
At a special meeting of the board ol i exorbitant rates in the old line life insur white silk and wore the time honored
hand. The mill was insured for $3000. county commissioners on Monday, at a nee companies. The investigation that veil, with other bridal accessories, com
Haltom sells American Lady Corsets.* which County Judge Conder and Com. i is going on in New York is a good tiling, billing to form a most charming picture.
I he case of the State vs. Jess Earl for missioner Bodylelt were present, it was for it demonstrates the fact that the old Justice I. Hiner performed the ceremony
selling liquor, was postponed until three decided to keep the location for the new line life insurance officials are a pack of which joined these two ” as long a* ye
both shall live.’*
o’clock this (Thursday) afternoon on court house at its present site. It was “grafters. *’
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Only the immediate relatives of th**
account of nonappearar.ee of witnesses. reported that one acre on what is belter
To show the large amount of business , bride were present, and after the con­
know
as
the
Dav
property
was
offered
to
The schooner Marion has been char­
that is done in the Tillamook City post : gratulations and good wishes of all had
tered by the Tillamook Lumbering Co. the county, with $500. provided it was
office, about 38,000 pieces of mail are been extended to the happy couple, a
and is expected in any day to take on a erected there, but there was no written
handled every month. The postal and splendid wedding feast was set I k -fore
promise
or
guarantee
before
the
court
to
load oi lumber. She will carry 350,000
that effect, The court ordered warrants route inspectors were in last week and ; the party, and as ajl who have ever
fcet.
to be dra wn to the amount of $3,7'K> to were well pleased after giving the office ' partaken of Mrs. Bay’s toothsome
William Provost and Miss Edith Os­ pay H. Snook, the contractor, and it a thorongh inspection, congratulating viands can testify, there was nothing
trander, two popular young people of , Iso staked out the ground where the Postmaster Severance upon the correct ‘ lacking to make it perfect.
Bay City, were married on Sunday at new court house was to be built.
ness and manner in which the office is
Mrs. McIntyre is a most lovable young
that place. The Headlight extends its
Married, on Sunday evening, at the conducted. With that amount of mail lady and is well known in this neigh
congratulations.
!X4 W UtUDl i UMUUt VMÁ
home ol Mr. Pate Wells, father of the to l>e handled every month it is not sur- j borbood, having lived here nearly all
The screw schooner Oakland, which bride, in this city, Mr. Preston Marolf to prising that one piece of mail will get her ble Mr. McIntyre is the genial and
arrived at Astoria on Saturday, after Mi«s Carrie Welle. Justice Carl Haber- into the wrong box once in a while in the popnl ir cheese maker nt Hazel Bend
vainly trying to make Tillamook Bay, Inch performed the ceremony in the pre rush to get the mail sorted. We know factory, he has held the same position
has lieen chartered to load lumber at senceotafew guests who were invited from experience how soon some fieople for three summers, which certainly
Vancouver, Wash
to see two more young people belonging get up in arms against a postmaster if ' speaks well for his ability and honesty.
These young people have the l»est
The piece of machinery which broke to Tillamook county plight their troth. one piece of their mail happened to get
and had to be sent to Portland to I m The happy coople have the respect of a misplaced, and they never quite talking ' wishes of their numerous friends, for
welded, belonging to the oil boring ma­ large number of friends, who extend to about it. The postmaster who never ’ i their prosperity and health, and most
chinery. came in on the steamer on Mon­ them their congratulation and beet misplaced a piece »4 mail or made a mis important of all, their wedded happiness.
day, and work will be resumed.
wishes for their future happiness. .Mr. take in some slight particular—well, to May good fortune ever attend them,
be plain, there are none. It is an easy and may their future hold little ol
Dr. Percy Wiley performed a success and Mrs Preston Marolf will continue
thing to growl about postmasters, but sorrow and much of joy is the heartfelt
fui operation upon W. P. Campbell, who to reside in the county, and now that
wish of your correspondent.
as a rule people who do most of this
Mr. and Mrs McIntyre will be at
they
have
gone
to
h-
use
keeping,
there
was in a critical condition last week.
if they could see how unreasonable they home to their friends after October 15th.
He left by stage on Tuesday to resume is no reason whv their new home should
are from a postmaster's point of view at Mr. Ralph Bundy's house, which
las position in the hospital at Portland. not be classed with the many happy
| they will occupy for the present.
there would be but few complaints.
I
hotr***
and
firesides
in
Tilhmook.
Haltom sells ‘Cutter” Sh*»es.
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NEW MEAT MARKET.
A. H. BEATY
$250.00 GIVEN
AWAY !
In Cash
and Mer
chandise,
By
I TODD & CO
January 1 st and
April 1st, 1906
The best values in
Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Fur­
nishing Goods given also at
this sale.
TODD & CO •J
T
U1CDO