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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1905)
Vol. XVIII. No. 33. TILLAMOOK, OREGON, LAND THE BEST LIFE INSURANCE. The best provision you cau make for your heirs is LAND—land in Tillamook. It insures a living. It increases in value every year and pays big in- terest on the investment. Its product gradually increases without imparing the capital. There are opportunities today that will be’gone to-morrow—gone for ever. Land will never be cheaper. There will be other opportunities, but none with the saine’margin of possibilities as those today. GET A HOME AND MAKE MONEY IN TILLAMOOK. Some very special opportunities are now offered in RALPH ACKLEY’S MUTUAL EXCHANGE. Write today if you want to take advantagejof the upward trend of business and land. All letters promptly answered. Let me list your land or sell or exchange whatever you have to sell or exchange. Quick returns and satisfactory deals. Office at Eugene Jenkins’ Jewelry Store. TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS. H. T. Botts, for abstract,. R. H. Knight, of Portland came in on Wednesday. Late Japanese nut bowls at Stur geon's Drug Store. • M. David Coons, of Cove, Or., was in the city on Monday. Chas. B. Moores has withdrawn from the congressional fight. / Miss Della Flanders, of Bandon, was in the city on Monday. A. W. Severance has been re-appointed postmaster of Tillamook. Wm. T. Raleigh, of Ocean Park, was in the city on Wednesday. Money to loan on improved farm pro perty.—Apply to F. R. Beals. * Born, on Tuesday, to the wife of Geo. Watt, at Bay City, a daughter. J. S. Sturgeon ha, just received a shipment of Xmas goods direct from lapan. * Get into the habit of trading at Patz- laff's and receive a 5 per cent discount for cash. • Clough's line of Celluloid goods is the largest, best and cheapest it ever has been. * Drop into Clough's and look over his line of 'Xmas good,. You won't be urged to buy. , E. Anderson, W. Anderson and A. Anderson, of Nehalem, were in the city on Wednesday. L. B. Ziemer left on Wednesday for Wisconsin, where he will spend the win. ter at his old home. Come and see the Japanese art 'goods at Sturgeon's Drug Store whether you wish to buy or not. * The cows will have to be kept up after the 15th, and that ought to satisfy Rollie, the cow kicker. See L. R. Maynard, agent for Liquid Electricity for Tillamook County. Also on sale nt McNair's store. * Waterman', Fountain Pen, are acknowledged to be the best made. Clough carries a full line. * J. E. Sibley came in on the stag; from S.in Francisco on Monday on business connected with the saw mill. Black Minarcas for Sale from a fine laving strain. Cockerals and pullets $1 V»ch. L McFee, Nehalem, Or. * Sea Shells make a very appropriate Rift Clough's assortment will please Vou and the prices are very low. Clough has had his Holiday Goods <n for nearly two months. He is not deiiending on the boat this year. ■ 8 Anything in the book line von can not get at Clough's he will gladly order it by mail and have it in by Christmas.* A new stock of Crouse & Brondegee suits, overcoats, raincoats, just arrived at Todd',. Call and see them before buying. Come and let us show you some of our Fountain Pen,. They are all filled ready to use aud Clough guarantees them. • The Tillamook Water Commission let a job of printing on Monday for $38 that it could have got printed for about $20. Clough has the largest assortment of books he ha, ever carried; almost twice as many as last year at popular prices. * Take your hides to M. F. Leach's meat market and get the highest price. He is paying 6c. |x:r pound for well trimmed green hides. * I have 50 acres of land on the Nehalem river I want to have cleared, will con- trace the entire tract or anv part there of.—F. R. Beals. The lumber schooner Marion, which was towed in on the 26th October, and which was detained oil account of bad weather, was towed to sea on Friday. A real nice Christmas present, fresh and bright every week, is a year's sub. scription to the Headlight. 'Iry it, and you will be sure to get the county news. Vincenz Jacob has returned from a tew months' visit to his old home in Russia, nnd it looks ns though the trip did him good, for he looks robust and stouter than ever. Correspondence is cordially invited from persons at a distance from the city and contemplating theopening of a bank account or making a change in existing arrangements.— The lillam-jok County Bank, Grandpa Jenkins'Jack broke hi, neck by falling over an embankment and is dead. It was a faithful animal, and how old no one appears to know, but it was the old stand by family horse for about 25 years. The city has woi in the suit brought by the Tillamook Water Company to restrain the city from selling water, Judge Burned Having so decided, with cost and disbursements against the com DECEMBER 14, 1905. Senalor J. H. Mitchell died in Port and on Friday. He had four teeth pulled y r. Wise, after which it was ini. possible to stop t|,e flow of blood. He wa, taken to an hospital iiud diabetic coma having developed, the. seuator was to weak to bear up under it. Mr,. H. Schollmeyer and H. Scholl. n>«»er. jr., R. A. Crawford, S C. Larsen, H. Angello, F. R. Steinha uer, H. K. Thompson Wm. Crawford, Ed. Bram. nersreuther, T. W. Kabba, F. Lundburg, b. Kabba and John S. Gray were in from Nehalem the lore part of the week. Married, at the Catholic church at Hil.sboro, on Thanksgiving day. Will Sander and Miss Agness Delsman. Both are well and favorably known here, and we -re sure their Tillamook friends ex tend to them their congratulations and best wishes for their future happiness. Articles incorporating the Clover Leaf Creamery Company were filed with the countv clerk on Monday. The capital stock is placed at $1,200, divided into 120 shares of the par value of $10 each, The incorporators are B, H. Hathaway, T. T. Doughty and James Stasek. George 0. Nolan, indicted with Chude Thayer for land frauds, ha, sent his bond of $500 to the clerk of the Federal court, and has signified his willingness to come to Portland to stand trial upon the in dictment hanging over him. Nolan was arrested in Arizoua about six weeks ago and given a preliminary hearing Ixfore a United States Commissioner. The revivals at the Christian Church are still keeping up in interest and at tendance. There have been five addi tions so far and others seem interested. Ou next Sunday evening the subject will be “My Religious History.’’ This will be a narrative of thepastor'sown file, grop ing out of the darkness of infidelity into the light of God', truth. Married on December 12, 1905, bv Rev. C. G. Zipf, of Tillamook, at the residence of the bride's uncle, Mr. Gottlieb Hauen krat, near this town, Mr. Andrew Young, of Astoria, to Miss Einma Harrer, of Tell City, Indiana. The happy couple left on the steamer Elmore for Astoria, where their future home will be, followed with the best wishes of relatives and friends. Weare now ready to offer you almost any kind of realestate ; bench, bottom or prairie land, cleared or uncleared ; town lots, with or without improve ments. If you have a farm for rent we can supply you with a reater. Have you a good horse for sale ? Would you like to trade horses, cattle or other property for choice town lots ? Call on us.— G ovnb & B ewley . * Patzlaff was to have had his advertisement in this issue, but was too busy to write one, as he was unpacking his Holiday Goods. Master Mechanic D. M. McLachian on Saturday, at McMinnville, ran the first engine on the new Pacific Railway A Navigation Company’s line, under con struction toward lillamook. Twelve hundred feet of rails have been laid and a material yard is now started. Several cars loaded with rail, are now on the way, and five mile, of track will lie laid bv January 1. Superintendent Charles Lytle has men at work all along th? first five miles and Chief Engineer Wanzer has moved his engineering camp to the front. pany. A dispute between E. S. McCoy and The public and high school «ictal at J. B. Wetherell over the acquisition of the opera house on Friday wa, " fine I Tillamook County oil land I ih , become evenings’ enjoyment with a splendid pro i so serious that they cannot settle it gram. which reflected great credit upon • without the aid of the law. McCoy on the public school. The social was * I Monday appealed to the State Circuit decided success, the house being well Court in Portland to compel Wetherell to deliver to him 2400 »hart, of «lock in the packed. The feiend, of Edgar Latimer will he Portland Coal & Development Com- You can find almost any thing you sorry to hear that this wife died last pany. McCoy set, forth in hi, com are looking for in Leather Purses and week ntNordorff.Cal., the cause of death plaint that he and Wetherell secured M oiey Bags of all kinds nt Clough's. * I King consumption. She was .veil-known i lease, on oil land in Tillamook County I be steamer Sue H. Elinore came in on on an equal partner,hip basi», 31 lease, in this citv. having resided here niter »he Monday, her passengers lieing W. W. ' in all, embracing 6000 acre». On April was first married, and wa, n young Eidehalgh, Mis, Holden, A. Young. Mr. woman who «a. greatly respected by all 1 last they decided to transfer there "oil Mr,. O'Harn, Mr. William, and Mr. who knew her. She leaves two little ! lease, to the Portland Coal & Develop. ment Company lor 8000 »hare, of stock lo'ms-m. She left tor Astoria on Wed girl, ___ n< s<la y. in the company. McCoy a.rertaeach wa, to receive half of the stock, but after Wetherell received it all he turned over only 16O0 share». The care, against the Elmore Packing FOR Company and W. W. Ridelagh. for vio. lating the fishing law, were to be tried i injustice Haberlach « court on Wedne,- Cigars that plenre, ’I“»1“» I day. Deputy Fish Warden Welwter.who Books for moRt any« tie at all age that suits ihe pocket. ' came in to make an investigation, swore from 10v. to $2 5).. Perfume Atomizer, it i, «t I out the complaint, It wa,expected that Cullulo d Goods in a W the most n necessity tah,«»"" ™ the case, would lie fought out in court, l itest stj les qml deoix'is. to properly ore perfume. Certainly on the ground, that Ma,ter Fish Har Lea hor Goods, largest is a pleasure. den Van Duren had allowed the fislar- Photograph Albums m rei- H»t<l most complete line in the city. („en and cannerymen to violate the law luloid 1 »«lling *° «h«"P|f th’*t Perfumes, all < m V o , and fro,n ¡±"people think I. tide thenr_____ on the Columbia river for two week, la,t die world’s I test makers. year, Ridrlagh thought they ought to be given the same right to violate the law ' in Tillamook bay. Finding that that CLOUGH'S JtaÖligbt $1.50 per year Santa Claus Extends Greeting to all. He has made this Store his Headquarters. Our line display of Holiday Goods contains the new est novelties, the best selections the great markets of Amer ica afford. j* App opriate A - -- -A_ A- -J* Beautiful gifts, -»A- presents lor all. never so good never so cheap. Come Uomc and look, your jud judg ment will tell you what to do. See our large line of DOLLS, TOYS, imported and domestic CHINA, ALBUMS, WORK BOXES. In fact every known thing that goes to make up a complete XMAS STOCK Buy these for Ghristmas Gifts and Save. Men’s and Boy’s Suits at Reduced Prices. • Men’s and Boy’s Overcoats at Reduced Prices. Men’s and Boy’s Neckwear at Reduced Prices. Men’s Smoking Jackets at Reduced Prices. Men’s and Boy’s Sweaters at Reduced Prices. Men’s and Boy’s Slippers at Reduced Prices. Dress Goods at Reduced Prices. Coats and Suits at Reduced Prices. Furs and Fur Sets at Reduced Prices. Skirts and Waists at Reduced Prices. Neck Wear and Gloves at Re duced Prices. Handkerchiefs and Perfumes at Reduced Prices. Haltom’s— Santa Claus Headquarters— Haltom’s We are giving a Big Bag of Candy with a 50c. purchase of Holiday Goods. SOUTH PRAIRIH. the 3rd September, 1841, which made him 64 years of age. When only nine Jack frost has Ix-an making us a pro year» of age he landed in San Francisco, longe»! visit, but expect he will have to nnd followed the sea for some years. In seek a dryer climate soon. 1866 he was admitted to the bar, and in The Tillamook Logging company will 1867 was married to Iola I. Wolfe, and of this ui.iou there were three sons. Geo. goon move their camp out of this neigh Handley, who was drowr.ed in Tilla borhood down on the Miami river. The sure aim of Charles Wells caused mook bay and Charley and T. B. Hand Death and Burial of T. B. Handley ley. Jr., who, with the wife, survive him. another mammoth liear to bite the dust Mr. Handley first practiced law in last week. It is with much regret that we have to We advise Willis Powell to take his record the death of Mr. T. B. Handley, Washington Countv and came to Tilla which occurred at his home in this city mook about 15 years ago, and was one branding iron along with him when he soon after midnight on Monday. For of the prominent attorneys of this goes to purchase pigs, ax it might aavo several months past he gradually failed county. him some return trips. in health, until about two weeks ago. The funeral took place on Wednesday, There was an oil expert on the Prairie when his condition became serious and the religious service being in the Metho* last week looking over the indications alarmed his family. He made an attempt dist church and the burial in the Oddfel for petroleum. to get out on thesieamcr togotoa hospi lows' cemetery, conducted by the Rev. C. Ed Leach bus placed an order with an tal in Portland, but owing to the rough A. Stockwell, pastor of the church, as eastern firm for a thoroughbred hunting weather she was unable to get out. Mr. sisted by the Revs. J. E. Connor, Geo. F. dog. Handley grew rapidly worsefrom day to Zimmerman and A. S. Foster Delega Mr. Darby has moved back to the day, and although (he made a gallant tions from the Masonic lodge, Eastern Prairie on hi, lanch. fight for life, it was plain to all that he Star nnd K.P. nttended, the funeral ar • - • would succumb The cause of his sick rangements being in charge of the former Property to Trade. ness was a complication of stomach order. The church was well filled with Wanted to trade, 160 acri-s for Tilla trouble which ha 1 bothered him for a friends who attended to show their last numlier of years, and when hemorrage token of respect to the deceased nnd mook pro|x*rty. lias 10 tone of chittim Value, set in Dr. Smith gave up nil hope of his i sympathy lor the bereaved family. Mr. bark and pHrtly improved. recovery, and his wile and sons were ad Stockwell preached the funeral discourse' »1500. Full information at Headlight vised that his death could Ire looked for after which the remains were taken to ottica. at anv time. Surrounded by bis family the cemetery, and while the beautiful In Mad Chase. and relatives, who had done everything ritual of the Masonic order was being I Millions ruxli in mail chase after that lay in their power for the sufferer. recited, the body was consigned to its I health, from one extreme of faddixui to Mr. Handley passed peacefully away and resting place and beautiful flowers now another, when, if they would only eat good food, and keep their bowel« regu rent asunder the ties that bound him to adorn the grave. lar with Dr. King'« New Life Pills, his family and friends. their troubles would all paax away. Notice. Toomas Burton Handley was horn of Prompt relief and quick cure for liver Dry Wood for Sale.—Inquire of J. S. and xtomacli trouble. 25c. at Chu. 1. English parents, living the son of n sea Clough, drug «lore ; guaranteed. captain, at Hobart Town, Tasmania, on Diehl, residence, one mile eait of city. kind of evidence would not be admisaa- ble. and to prevent further trouble in the fishermen lieing arrested, Ridelagh agreed to plead guilty on that under- »tanding. an<j the justice imposed a fine of $75 on him and a like amount upon thccannery company with costs. '*iry. 8 * M I . Plk Pd PÙ PL P? r . Pl P*. J HEADQUARTERS FOR DAIRYMEN’ AND S SUPPLIES STEEL STOVES & RANCES We carry a Large Stock of Hardware, Tinware, Glass and China, Oils, Paint, Varnish, Doors. Window Sashes, POINTERS Fine Line of Choice GROCERIES Christmas Gifts. Agents for the Great Western Saw. ALEX The Most McNAIR CO., Reliable Merchants in Tillamook County.
