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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1906)
ion« TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS. H. T. Botts, for abstracts. Dou’t forget Mrs. Lindsey's sale. See ! Dr. Morris about your eves, Ex- amination tree. Bargains in Millinery and Ribbons at Mrs. Lindsey's. * Work on the new wharf at Bay City will commence today. Howard Edmunds and wife returned to the city last week. The Maple Leaf school on the Wilson river will close on Friday. Harris will feed yonr team hay and keep them over night for Me. * Money to loan on improved farm pro perty.—Apply to F. R. Beals. • The photographic gallery will close until June 1st.—E. F. Seifert. C. Mills, of Beayer, Tillamook connty. Ore., for bargains in real estate. * Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Watt returned to the city on Saturday from Portland. For reading matter of all kinds go to the Tillamook Confectionery and Ba zaar. • Evangelist Smith will speak at the Christian church this (Thursday) even. Mf- Get into the habit of trading at Patz- if’s and receive a 5 per cent discount ir cash. • Mrs. Dryden Baker left for the Wiliam, lette valley on account of her father’s eath. Our God is a spirit. Singing every Wednesday night at Christian church — . C. Gove. Go to Tillamook Confectionery and azaarfor candy, nuts, fruits,magazines, ooks, etc. * Tbe eighth grade examinations were eld in the public schools in the county his week. The Ladies’ Guild of the Presbyterian lurch have decided to serve lunch on iction day. Don't forget to stop at Harris’ Feed arn, the cheapest place in the city to iep your team. * The Woman Suffrage Committee will ve a 10c. social in Todd's hall one reek from Friday. Wanted, a horse, weight about 1,300, : riding and driving.—Address G. H. ggins, Barnegat, Or. * Hiss Della Flanders and Miss R Wall [, who have been working at the Allen use, left for Portland. Mrs. Stargeon has just received anoth- shipment of fancy sailors, trimmed ts, ribbons, laces, etc. * tfrs. H. J. Ball, of Independence, came on Friday to visit with her son, E. A. ill, and to remain during the summer. J. C. Cox, of Republic, Wash., has par- lased half interest in J. H. Oliver's con- ttionery and bakery and will make his >me here. The Tillamook Confectionery and ■zaar, Todd's new building, is the place > get your school supplies, pencilsand k tablets. * We are glad to hear that Rev. John ranch, who had his leg amputated, is iproving much better than it was at st thought. The oil well on Hanneokrat’s place at ang Prairie is now down 900 and tbe on casing was put down the whole ngth this week. Just arrived, at tbe Red Front Shoe ouse, the latest and best styles of foot ear. The public is invited to call and tamine these goods. Have your eyes examined if they give ■ trouble, for it may cost you consid- ble worry and expense later. See Dr. rris in the Olsen building. * Entire Stock of Millinery at about Half Price next Saturday at Ha I tom’s. Everyone who handles money should have a bank account. It is a great con. venience to pay bills by check. Your check shows just where the money went, and you can have your bank book bal anced at any time.—Tillamook County Bank. • I music. Mr. Smith’s other dates for next week are : Oretown, Tuesday night : Cloverdale, Wednesday night ; Beaver, Thursday night ; Pleasant Valley, Fri day ; Nehalem, Saturday night. These places will please take notice. When yon want to buy or sell real estate, timber, citv property, horses, cattle, or anv thing of value. J. C. Bewlev will be pleased to help you. He has a large list to select from for sale. * Wallace McCamant, of Portland, says, “ The recent primary was a fair elec tion. .The successful candidates are the choice of the Republican voters and the choice was registered in the manner pre scribed by a law which tbe people themselves adopted. Such a nomina tion should mean something. In my opinion the candidates so nominated are entitled to the support of the Re publican electors. While portions of the ticket are unsatisfactory to me, I shall vote it straight. Having partici pated in th* primary, I consider that I am obliged to do so. The Repub lican organization cannot be uiain- tained and Republican policies can not be supported unless Republicans vote for the candidates of their party. The ticket is a good one and it should be elected from lop to bottom. I be lieve this is a good Republican year. Republicans are tired of filling the most important offices with Democrats. I expect to see a Republican Governor and a Republican United States Senator elected.” CLOUGH'S LAXATIVE “ COLD QUININE ” TABLETS Will Cure a Cold in a Few Hours. They do not cause ringing in the Head. Thev do not constipulnte as the plain sulphate of ouinine does. Immediate Relief Follows Their Use. rii They cure Cough« and Colds. Bronchitis. Catarrh, La Grippe. They gently open the bowels without griping, act on the liver, tone up and put it in a healthy condition, and cause colds, headaches, etc., to quickly disappear. The steamer Sue H. Elmore left here See Dr. Henry E. Morris. on Tuesday, her passengers being Miss D. Office : Olsen Building Flanders, Miss R. Walling, C. J. Sclien- Reliable Druggist. berger, C. F. Taylor, Mrs. J. Durer and NEHALEM. daughter, F. S Allen,John Kumm, E. W. Dingman, L. B. Ayers, H. G. Mourer S. M. Batterson moved his family to and C. E. Reynolds. their South Fork ranch lost Monday. The Nehalem Dairy Association Next Sunday morning at the Christian shipped 162 cases of cheese by Garibaldi church, subject of sermon ; "The Trou- last week. led Conicience.” In the evening, “The Born, April 7th, the wife of G. R. Me. Voice of the dead.’’ Good song service Kimmins. a girl. at both services. This will be "Girl’s Near Todd's Building. The Effenberger mill lias the work to Day” in tbe bible school rally, Every- CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF get out timbers for the South Fork body cordially inyited. bridge. The United States government has an- C. Preston has moved his family home nounced that it will takeimmediate steps from the Miami logging camp. toward improving the life saving service ICE CREAM IN SEASON. Kendal Scovell has a contract to build at the mouth of the Columbia river and two miles of the new coal creek road. at Tillamook bay. A new station will be installed at Tillamook bay and tbe BOULDER CREEK. CLOTHES BRUSHES. STOVE BRUSHES. government has ordered first class equip HAIR BRUSHES. HOUSE BRUSHES. ment. Mr. W. N. Bays went to Cloverdale STOVE BRUSHES. TOOTH BRUSHES. Saturday with his butter. Ladies' Combs, Hairpins, Thimbles and many other articles too Jean Price registered at the city’s hos numerous to mention and at prices lower than elsewhere. telry and took apartments for two and We are informed that E P. Mills in tends to go down near Hebo to work a half days, employing the citv marshal Tillamook Confectionery & Bazaar. this summer, so there will be another for his chief waiter, for the weather was "widow.” too wet for a thirsty soul like Jean being at large, for fear he might absorb too Haltom is catting the price Rev. A. M. Ginn, of Beaver, preached Boulder Creek school-house last Sun much of the rainfall and there wouldn’t on several lines of merchan at day to a good sized and appreciative be enough left for irrigating purposes. dise, this week and next. audience. He left an appointment for At a meeting of the members of the Presbyterian church on Sunday, it was Yon will find special price tbe second Sunday in June. Henry Smith went out to Tillamook unanimously voted to ask Rev. H. W. tickets all over the store. last Friday. Jones, of Melrose, Mont., to become the Mr. C. A. Smith lost another cow a pastor of that church. Mr. Jones left for Sensational Confession. week or so ago. his home on Monday, and should he de Full confession was made by James Mr. and Mrs. M. A, Cady, of Blaine, cide to accept the call he will return next month with his wife and t amiiy .o take Remington, the “ Cockney Kid,” to together with their family attended Police Detective L. C. Hartman, of Sunday-school and church at Boulder up the work here and at Bay City. The following deals were made this Portland, Jat St. Helens, showing that Creek last Sunday. J, W, Tompkins butchered a beef week through the F. R. Beals' real estate the recent assault on W. C. Fischer, the agency : Solon Schiffman to Jos Wilson, editor of a reform paper at Ranier, was Monday. E. P. Mills made a trip to Three Rivers 70 acres near Cloverdale, consideration the result of a conspiracy or> the part $10,000 ; E. Michaud to Solon Schiff ' o' saloonkeepers at Rainier and Port and back last Saturday. C. Mills and wife, of Beaver, came up Are still selling their Stock of man. 70 acres, one mile south of Tilla land. Warrant« were issued at St. mook Citv. »11,000 ; C & E. Thayer to Helens for the arrest of Piero-, a saloon to E. O Mills last Saturday, they were A. Bens>;heidt, 30 acres on Trask river, keeper; Brough and Wilson, barkeepers, accompanied by a Mrs. Phelps, of Port land, who preached at Brown school and a boatman of Rainier. $1.200. A dispatch from St. Helens says: A. house Saturday evening. A former resident of Tillamook, now Misses Bessie and Lily Bays visited D. Pierce, owner of the Pierce cate and residing in Oakland, Cal., writes : "It saloon, and Bartender Wilson, for Lee & their sister, Mrs. Della Jensen, last Sun made me feel good in my heart to see in Capell. of the Log Cabin saloon, were day. the last Headlight the tender and loving arrested at Rainier by Sheriff White Mrs. Graoe Chopard spent last Satur sympathy the people of Tillamook have and brought to St. Helen’s- charged with day night with her friend. Mrs. Lena expressed and showed tovzard the poor At 20 to 33 J4 Per cent less tI,an any store in Tillamook. complicity in the assault on W. C. McIntyre. sufferers of the San Francisco calamity. Fiescher. The Circuit Court meet« and Prayer meeting was held last Thur«, This is a bargain sale and one that will not be dupli God will love and bless the cheeitul a number of criminal bilk in connection day evening at Mrs. N. Smith’s. cated soon. givers.’’ with the liquor traffic will he presented Mrs. Mabelle Woods, of Blaine, A civil engineer, and a representative to the grand jury. Feeling is high Up-to-date goods at low prices. passed here on the way to Tillamook one of the promoters of the Coast railroad, against the arrested men, not only on day last week. was in the city last week. He had come account of the attack on Fischer, but Mr. anfc.Mrs. Nicklaus were called to over the entire route from California and tiecause the confession of the • Cockney Beaver last Monday by the severe illli-as took the elevations. Before leaving, he Kid,” who brutally beat him. shows of their soa-in-law, Mr. Alfred O. Po said that several surveying parties will that Rev. H. G. Kemp, who has taken land. be sent out within a few weeks. A one an active part io the crusade against Mr. W. N. Bays butchered a pig last per cent grade was the steepest grade the immoral element, and also marked week, an<i sold part of it for seven and found along the Coast where the coun as a victim of tbe thug and escaped a half cents per pound. try is mountainous. He went ont over death or serioua injury only by a for The present rain is doing gardens and the Wilson river road. tunate combination of circumstances. meadows a world of good in this part of Major-General A. W. Greelv, com the county, at least. manding at the Presidio. Cal., writing » iooo Reward. O. W. Kinnaman came np from to Governor Chamberlain, says: "Will STEAMERS—SUE IL ELMORE, W. H. HARRISON. The undersigned will pay the above Beaver Sunday, to see how his ranch you please extend to Mr. H. T. Botts, of reward for information leading to the was getting along. ONLY LINE—ASTOTIA TO TILLAMOOK, GARIBALDI, Tillamook, Oregon, and his associates, Mr. Roy Woods, of Blaine, attended arrest and conviction of the contempti BAY CITY, HOBSONVILLE. the thanks oi the people of San Francis ble hound who stole the hedge surround, church on Boulder, Sunday. We are Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Railroad A Navigation Co. and co for the 63 cases of cheese consigned ing the grave of the late Mrs. Allendorf. always pleased to see visitors at the also the Astoria & Columbia River R. R. fot Han Francisco, Portland to the Oregon Relief Committee in this services. Come again. and all pointe east For freight and passenger rate« apply to the 1.0 O.F. cvmetery. in city. Thejaction of the citizens of Tilla B. C. I. a MB. SAMUEL ELMORE & CO. General Agents, ASTORIA. OR mook county in sending prompt aid to B. C. LAMB, Agent. Tillamook Oregon. the destitute in the sister state of Cali . „ JO. R. A N. R. R. Co.. Portland. CARL HABEBLACH Agents G K R c<> portlan<J fornia is greatly appreciated.” That the General Public may have more than one Rollie W. Watson came in from Port Sue H. Elmore carries Wells Fargo Co.’s Express week in which to appreciate land last week with a $2.350 automo. the excellence of our work we hereby state that we will bile and is trying to form a company to launder run automobile cars daily between this ALL OP YOUR WORK Hinton Miles had a jury trial Monday city and Sheridan. We hope he will suc irged with tresspassing upon Mrs. E. ceed in starting up the automobile line FROM ALL IMPURITIES Roenicke’r place at Sundlake, and i between her and Sheridan and that he POR ONE YEAR, —; found guilty, was fined $10 and will make a success of it, for more <n»*ans Or longer, charging only our regular prices, therefore, give us a trial. Telephone of transportation there are for the travel C.O D. Steam Laundry. maing and draying done bv Chas, ing public more people are liable to come PHAIR * BCHOLPIBLD, Prop.. ns. Leave orders, which will be into the county. Rollie is quite enthu ptly attended to, at Easter’s barn, siastic over the enterprise and believes it phones. Household furniture cure- can lie made a financial success- We are pleased to note that the Elate moved. this $60 Machine for $25 raciMT mírair 11 *■ • hlgh-ara, droy »rney B. B. Tongue, of Hillsboro, j Normal School al Monmouth will con ’■«••• ritrai». h» hall baarln*. lock* leak in Tillamook county on the duct a summer session of ten weeks. A 28th and 30th, and will address corps of twenty instructors will do th« liesn meetingsia this city, Nehalem work and there will be present noted educators and lecturers from over the loverdale. State. Regular Normal instruction will rain this week, after several weeks . , bright weather, was a great ben- be given ss well as special work looking to the county and slate examinations. o the county, making th* grass Repúblicas Candidate for From the grade of work done in the past and with another prosperous year Cosily Treasurer. by this school we are sure that all those illnmook. who are omlemplalmg a summer course J T. J. Newlnll, who has been the will do well to avail them «elves or thia Little Denmark, with a population p.sl of Independence public and opportunity. ' of only 2.500.000 sell* »tO.OOO.lSIO worth Did You Ever Try irhool«, has been engagnd as the| Evangelist L. F. Smith will arrive in I of butter ■ year, and half so much of ipnl of Tillamook City schools. The I hacoo and hams. There's mi lion, in teacher who has been re-engaged is , Tillamook Thursday sad begin a cam. a reputation for producing a g-xzd arti HARKIN’S NEW VIED AND i psign io the interest of tbe Anti Saloon •ester LIVERY BARN, League. He will speak at Riverdale on cle. I Foland. whose mind bereme no Friday night and at Bay City on Satur A statement is made that the upper If not, give him a cal>. ted Inst week at Bearer, wnscom- day night. He will preach at Bay City j Yukio river has been rendered a. safe I to the asylum on Monday. He Sundae morning, and in Tillamook at aa a canal by a Canadian expenditure Everything first-class. Second «-ought to this city pending the ar- the ME. Church Sunday evening, filling of 1173.000. The Dominion ta ahead rrf the attendants from Snlrm, who Dr Hollingshead's appointments. On of any other part of North America in block South of P.O. th him this morning. Mondnv evening there will be a mass its waterway enterprise. One of ite f Sale On of Wash Goods meeting in this city at the Mctbodist latest proj-cte is to build a bigger canal W. G. HARRIS, Prop Remnants at Haltom's. church. A male qnartet will iurtusb the at the Soo at a oust of »10,000.000. Tillamook Confectionery and Bazaar. CONFECTIONERY, NUTS, FRUITS, etc. Books, Stationery, Inks, Fens, Penoils, Tablets, eto. CLOSING OUT SALE! TODD & CO Clothing, Hats, Shoes, and Furnishing Goods Pacific N avigation Co Laundry Work FREE Buy on Crediti 4 *
