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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1906)
I X î iUaniúok ÏIX. No. 20. Ko:] UR FURS TILLAMOOK J A new line of steel ranges at King & Mills. . r? afiUHHHSBgHgifflEfflB I ar 21 ¡tudy. ngti« oriol •pairs Gum, Locks. Typewriters, Keys, Bicycles and Sewin? Machines. Makes a Specially of Plumbing. St pair Shop, Opposite ¿lex. .McNair Co. 1 And iruiel radu- * fountain pen * nfor- If. JOTTINGS. H. T. Botts, for abstracts. [illnot sold will be returned to the® I manufacturers next boat, therefore® I now is the opportune time to pur-® i chase your furs. ® Jo price has been named so low on® Ladies’ Coats as we first priced® ours. There are-only a few left® from our third invoice. Pick out® your coat, take off $2.00 from the® already lowest price and the coat® is yours. ® 0. T. EDMUNDS il «nd nage hools ¿••S. • 25, 1906 I. C. Bewley has Timber, Farm and Tide Lands to sell ; also all kinds of Bav Citv property on easy terms i.\»uscs to rent. Agent for the Farmers' Mutual Eire Relief Association, Portland, Ore. * rand Premium Offer for Sixty Days Sunday services nt the U.B. church. Wanted, men to make 4000 fir rails.— Rev. N J. rawford, pastor—S.’inlay Felix Roy, Balm, Or. • school, lOa.rr. ; preaching. 11 a.m and Bicycles of all descriptions for sale or 7:30 p.m ; Junior Y.P.C.U . 3 p.m. ; Y, rent at King & Mills. • P C.U., 6 45 p.m. A eordial invitation Photographs made in anv kind of extended to all. weather by McMillan. • The steam lumber schooner Coquille John Gray has returned to Nampa, River came in on Mondav to load him- Idaho, where he will remain. her at Hobsonville and sailed on Wed Harris will feed your team hay and nesday. She took lumber from the Had ley Lumber Co. and the Tillamook Lum keep them over night for 50c. » Mrs. Forslund and child left for San bering Co.’s mills. Sunday services at the Christian You can get that Jap a-lac that you Church, subject of morning sermon : have read so much about at King & “Clear For Action.” subject of evening sermon : “He Shall Not Fall.” Every. Mills. body invited to attend these servicesand Are your eves troubling you ? Do you to bring their friends. suffer with headache t II so, consult Dr. Judgment was affirmed bv a decision Morri», I of fudge De Haven in the United b ates Get into the habit of trading at Pntz Circuit Court of Appeals at San Fran laf's and receive a 5 per cent discount cisco in the case of the Tillamook Water for cash. * i Company in fa vor of Tillamook City, on Horse for Sale, between nine nnd ten I appeal Iroin Otegon. hundred. Apply at C. R. Johnson's bar A Teachers’ Institute and School Offi ber shop. cers’ Convention will be hel<! at Nehalem Mr. |I. G. Van Dusen, the fish warden, on Saturday, Nov. 10, the committee came in to look over the hatchery on having the matter in hand is composed Trask River, ofG A. Walker, Mrs. Fred Zaddach, S. Those who want apples grown hv Fred B Holt and W. W. Wiley. Skomp can obtain them at Alex. McNair A suit has been filed in the circuit & Co. 's store. • court by Mrs. H. C. Bergstrom in which fountain pen, - * l.. A i Ml.i l| 1 J*? A The “CELTRTC MODEL i,” To every subscriber, Old or New, who sends ns a Year’s Subscription (ft.50) and 25c. additional. The “Celtric Model 1” compares favorably with any $2.00 pen on the market to-day. *1 he pen an< H eadlight (for one year) will be forwar e im mediately upon receipt of fi-75- A Description of the Pen- V 1 The prn i« «olid »old. 14 k fine, the »lock " r nart."1 the of the best quality of hard rubber and fitted in f„d j, P^n points arc perfectly fitted with iridium guaranteed to flow evenly, without leaking or liext*Weck. pens are beautifully chased as will be shown in c . “N Fountain Pen is a Necessity of the Twentieth Century The Egyptians used a split reed ; our grand fathers a goosequill ; our fathers a stee or nary gold pen. But to-day we want A Fountain Pen that dispenses with tlie inconvenient ink sta”^' that does not corrode, and that is alwass rc for use. Bears the manufacturer’s guarantee that the pen is solid GOLD 14-k fine. I it r__»Mrer prove satisfactory in every way the manti a will exchange it for another. This is an unusual opportunity to .secure. Free, a Splendid Fountain Pen direct from the maker, the 25c. being for postage, e . J C>bin$ Ratf.1' u.jfj, this Handsome Fountain Pen, of which is Solid Gold 14-k fine, are $150 0, year; Weekly Oregon ia>\ ! a year ; $2.00 Fountain Pen, all foi Vight, Tivice-a-Week Journal and 1 en - $2.75 V I and Seasonable hi 111 Even Shouin in Tillamook City I t We have all the late Colorings in Flannels, Serges, Waterproofs and Cravenette Cloth. Our Dry Goods Department is showing better values than ever this season and larger stocks. Fifty dozen Umbrellas just received. Our Shoe Stock is the largest we have ever shown. We have more high-top, waterproof goods than can he seen anywhere. Our prices aie low, as we bought our goods early in the season, before the big advance in leather, most of our goods have uot been advanced over last season. , We carry all the «staple brands of Rubber Boots aud prices are about the same as last year. COHN & CO Barn, the cheapest place in the citv to The schooner Sailor Bov lost two an keep your team chors and a quantity of chain off Cape Mrs C. E. Reynolds, since her return Mears fast w-eek On account of the wind from Arkansas, has been sick, but has dying out the schooner was compelled to drop her anchors, and when attempting somewhat recovered. Geo. W. Grayson lost a valuable horse to raise them, the cables broke. The Largest GROCERY, FLOUR & FEED DEALERS in the County We understand that Judge McBride in the barn on Wednesday, which was will be in on the first day of the circuit taken sick the previous day. G. A. Hoover has been employed to court, which will be Monday, Nov. 12, tench in the Woods district and school when he will sentence A J. Hembree, who was found guiltv of murdering his will start there on Monday. The equipment for starting work on daughter. Ora Hembree, a girl 16 years Seamless patching done with neatness the railroad arrived in this city from of age, at Sandlake, last December. and dispatch at the new shoe shop op Hillsboro on Tuesday. Did you ever lose any money ? Have posite Jenkins’jewelry store. The Pacific States Telephone Company trouble making change ? Get a check on Do not subject the children to a vear’a another town and have to pay to get it has bought out the Tillamook Telephone torture at school, if their eyes are defect- collected ? Want to borrow a little and Telegraph Company,or what is com ive. Examinations free Dr. Henry Mor- money and it did not suit the bank to inonlv known as the Tuttle system, and « ns. leud ? An account with this bank will will take possession on* the first of the M'S. Halierlnch, Mr. and Mrs. Frank save all these annoyances—Tillamook mouth. Mr Thatcher is here and it is Halierlach and Miss Lily Street, left for ¿ountv Bank. proposed to put in a good svstem in the their home in Clackamas county Tues 1. H. Goyne expects to move from Ins south part of the county and make con day. | farm to Tillamook City, ami as soon as nections by wav of Sbeiidan instead of Don't go blind. See ! Dr Morris at he can do so will dispose of his personal across the mountains the Palace hotel. He is prepared to fix property ( thereon, including teain of Rev. A. K. Baird. D.D., and Mrs. Baird you with glasses that will give satisfac-, horses, , wagon, buggy, harness, cattle, came in on Sunday afternoon, having tion. I hay in barn, etc. See him if you want I wen detain«! at Sheridan one day, and ■ Mr. J. T. Thatcher, of the Pacific to get some choice cows and other stock on that avount Mr. Baird w as not able I States Telephone Companv, came in on before I they are sold. • to 611 the pulpit in the Presbyterian j Wednesday tn take over the Tillamook A scow tielonging to the Tillamoo« church, as announce«! in our last issue. | | Lumliering Companv, which was towed , Hohsonville with a load of lumber, to < came near going to sea on Saturday , on account of breaking away from the «lock She was anchored opposite f.ar The long winter evening»,are now View Smith's and towed back to the If you exiiect to do much study dock by the Annarine. here The steamer Sue H. Elmore came in on ing or reading have vonr. eje» looked Saturday w ith a lull load, her passengers a(ter,_Dr. Hrnrv Morri«. The Pnge nlaceai Netarts was sold to lieing Mr and Mrs. ( arter, Mr. Stanfield, the Netarts Bay Company, which was J H. Talbot and Frank Norlierg. She recently organised, nnd which bought left again on Monday, when her pnssen gers were Mrs. Penn. F. N. Elliott, Mrs. the Kunze and Wiley place«. Leather that will hold calk« is used at E. Baker, H oward Edmunds and wife. the new »hoe «hop. Half soling done C. Miller and wife, Mrs. M. C. Holden while you wait at the new shoe »hop op and child and Albert Lucy. W I « Why leave your horses in the rain sheprajsthe court to compel her bus when vou can tie them in Harris' Tie band, E. Bergstrom, to allow her $20 Shed for 10 cts. * per month for maintenance. Attorney Don’t forget to stop at Harris’ Feed W H. Cooper is for plaintiff. Telephone system ‘'QVl die are shouting this Fall the Largest and Best Selected Stock of t S’ Francisco on Saturday on a visit. The Sunday School of the Christian E have been successful in closing a special contract with T he C onsolidated Church will hold another rally the first Sunday in November. A cordial invita- F ountain P en C o ., of Brooklyn, N.Y., where tion is extended to you. by we can present a guaranteed SOLID («OLD, I 1 f >1.50 per ye ir. You can get stumping powder now at Dr S Krlsay, dentist, has offices in King & Min,. . the Olsen Building, where he is prepared Mr. Stanfield is visiting his sister, Mis. iodo all kinds of first class, up-to-date Groat, in this citv. deutistrv. Consult Dr. Kelsav about Wanted, three tons of hay. Apply at vour teeth and he will give you the best < «fad vise. • the Headlight office. Ail our 10c., 11c. and 12jc. Outing Flannels, 12 yds. for $1, or 8ic. yd. Prints : 12 yards to each customer H for 35c. Ladies' Gum Boots, $1.50 per pair. TH s , ARE HERE J. and P. Coats Best Crochet Cotton, ioo yard Spools, 2%c. Spool Bargains all over the house. No mill ends or tail ends. All regular bought goods at our store. Hraöliübt. * TILLAMOOK, OREGON, OCTOBER ■°') $ _z He will do a<> Sumlav evening, preaching at Bav City in the morning. A cordial invitation ia extended to the people of Tillamook to meet Dr. Baird. | 4* $4,000 will buy you the most deairable home in Tillamook county. Hitualed within ’2 mile of the rail road depot, a Hue house worth $B<)O.OC and a large barn well painted, 42 acre» of land all in cultivation. If you hear of this place Helling for $12 000 next year w hen boom is on. don't blame me for not giving you the hunch, for it is up to you now for the next ten days, after which my opiion will run out and the price raised, —R alph A ckley . * Trip Around the World. The ladies of the Presbyterina church have nrranged for H novel social time tor next Wednesday (Hallowe'n) even in« : IRfiL’ED RY PKKKHYTERIAN «Hl'fMH GLOBE LINE«. Good f«»r line First clans pMh*ag« ON AROUND THE WORLD WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81. 7 :80 to 11 ;IHJ p ill. Mrs. Fannie M. Bain has filed divorce proceedings against her husband, Alex HCBJCCT TO FOLIXIWINO COUTHACT: ander T. Bain, in the circuit court, her l»l —In w iling this ticket the company attorney» being Talmage & Johnson. piumiaes stopover privilege«, tli« These parties were married in Tillamook tiest hotel »ecoiomodatlons. and countv in April. 1K9O, and three children all Highl.Heeing at the several are living of the union. The grounds for places named on the coupons at the divorce, as set out in the complaint, tached. are desertion of his wife, which took place a year ago, and in neglecting to 2nd.—The company will not lie respon sible for any sickness due to over provide for her and two of the minor eating, or pain or death cam-ad by children. viol. nt laughter. The small sum N. P. Hansen, plaintiff, vs. L. Fleck et posite Jenkin’» iewelrj »tore. A suit was filed on Monday in the cir of $10 donated to the c< inpany al defendants, is a suit filed in the cir Geo. W. Phelps ha» returned from hi» cuit court bv Tillamook Comity vs. the ■wiling this will insure the tourist trip to otherpart»oftheslate, but lie did cuit court, in which plaintiff asks the Wilson River Rond Company, a corjiora- against sea sickness. not see anything that looked as bright court to decree that certain conveyances tion. Plaintiff prays for a judgment to and leases made to defendants are fraud- 3rd. — Baggage liability is limited to and prosperous as Tillamook. cancel and annul the pretended agree I ulent and that the same lie set aside «nd wearing apparel. merit or lease the county gave to the Presiding Elder Hollingshead, of the ¡cancelled, and the sale anil execution lie road company, and to forfeit the same. I 4th.—Trains leave Depot (Presbyterian M E. church, came in on Saturday and set a>«ide and held for nnuizht. Attorney Church) every 1.1 minutes. Plaintiff also arks tor cost* and disburse preached both morning and evening on H T. Botts is attorney for plaintiff. ments. This is another stiil growing out 5th.—Before you start get an Accident Sunday at the Methodist church. Married, at Forest Grove, on Sunday of the famous 50 year lease winch County Policy in the Phoenix Mutual. Dave Martiny came in on Wednesday last, Mr. Frank Allen and Miss Dot Judge Sappington nt I Commi«sioners for a lew <-’»>». and having been away Ti|lain«*»k to Japan. Stephens. The groom is a young bu-i- Ray and Parrish granted the road from the county lor two year», sees Japan to Germany. neim man of Forest Groce, and the bride com|«any. when they were running many improvement» on every hand. G«rmatiy to England. i* the daughter ol Mr. | S Stephens, of county affairs, the court not even calling An oy»termen'» »»»ociation, to I* this city, and she was the young lady England toMcotland. for bi.Is nor did it give notice that it was known as the Practical Oy»terman'» who was< ho»en Queen of the Carnival Kent land to Ireland. going to lease the road. There is an ap AanociatHHi. wa» formed at Nelart» la»l I at the _ ______ Ireland to Bouton. recent Tillamook County Fair peal (rending to s ruling of Judge Bnr- week, with A. M. Ausun president and ___ an<1 __ Cnraival. , The vouug couple will Boston to WaNliington, D.C. nett in the supreme court, and besides C. Austin »ecretary. Ticket» on sale at McNair'» »tore make their home at Forest Grove. the new case bled on Monday, two other A kindergarten will I* opened in the Clough's Drug Nu»re »nd Marchet's »hop. Owing to the rain storm on Thursday cases will come up at the next term of store building opposite the Allen house Price—3'ic. adult*. the ceremony of turning the first sod by the circuit court, viz.. that of the arresf next Monday. October 29tb. by Mrs. Ite children, under 12. of William Rian. J F. Kerber. Will Had Mayor H. T Botts in the construction Evie Gilbert. For particulars call be- ! «•( the Pacific Railway & .Navigation ley, Earl Stanley and B. Berlitz who are « tats or O hio C itv of Tot too, I M - tween the hour» of 2 and 5. Co.’» railroad in Tillamook county had charged with destroying the toll gate, L ucas C ocwtv . i ’” F ori J < mkmsv make« oath that bs Is the Frank Norberg, son of Peter Norlierg. to be p<»«fponcd until Sainrday after and that of the injunction suit in which senior partnei of the »rm of F J < HSMSV ft met with a painful accident by baring noon. Had the weath*r lieen fine a J. F Rreher has enjoined the road com Co . <toiug bsalneM In ilia C‘tv of Toledo. and Stale aforesaid. and that Mid firm bis lace badly burned with gun powder, j large crowd would have lieen present, pnny and Wesley Rush from collecting Co'iOtj will cay the un of ONE Ht'NDMV.D DuL- ■nd Dr. Smith wascalh-d upon to attend but it is hoped that the weather will he toll. After all these cases have I wren dis LAR* for e»eh and »-rery raae of « afarrh 1>*at cannot be cured by the see of M all ’ s CsrAkax to the young man's injuries. agreeable on Saturday, for breaking I he posed of it is said that damage suits will Cuss FRANK J. «HENRY We have a lot more Fountain Pens on first sod for a railroad that is to give follow, and all this (awing on account of throra to before me and mi torr i bed in my preaeiK-e, ihte Mh day of Decern tier A D iNk>. hand we are ofh ring as a premium with ' this county railroad connections is an the county officials unlawfully bartering . , A W GLEAHON. Notary Public. the Hesdligh'. New is the time to get a ■ event of much importance to Tillamook, away the people*» rights. Gold Fountain Pen Call in and see them and for that reason, no doubt, a large crowd will he present on Sa far day. It for they are going like hot enke*. will be east of town, on Goodspred's Dost forget the dnne« at the place. whnb will I jcioh »« the terminal of Opera Hoaae, Satarday, Oct. >7 the road Hall« Catarrh Care •• take biter nail r, and acta directly mt the blood and mucoua surfaces Social dance at the Opera Houae of the syatem *end for testimonial* free F J CHENEY 4 CO. Toledo. O. Saturday Oct 17. Good time aa BMd hv *11 Drasgiata. 7sc TaXe Hall a Fassdy Pilis for constipation. anted. 4 «'. ¡ Í,,
