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TILLAMOOK, OREGON
HOW TO GET ONE.
By depositing one dollar or more in this bank in a
Savings Account you are entitled to one of our steel
Savings Banks or Leather Covered Pocket banks. A
little bank will catch the small chauge that usually
slips through your fingers.
You bring the bank to us
whenever convenient and it will be opened and the
contents placed to your credit. It will be a surprise
anddeight to you to see how the account will grow.
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4 Per Cent Paid on
! SAVINGS ACCOUNTS.
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H. Goyne, abstr.-icts.
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The Very Best Flour, the Daily Bread
at Mills’ Cash Store.
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The new stage line between Tillamook
City and Sheridan, making the trip in
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one day, will commence on Monday, and
ounly Bank notes » seats can be secured at Harris' Livery
your Dahy Bread of W. M. Mills.» Stable.
Lost, a gold band ring, with figures
G. Freeman ami wife are about to
“ '98 '' on it, at the Christian church
11 tilla trip to Sweden.
social in the Tyler building. Finder will
will I- Sours, painter and decorator, and
please return the same to Mrs. D. L.
‘““SiUng a specialty.
Shrode,
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endiuE.
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ral insurance.
Let(^rongh Bred 0 U r,gs f.„ sale
imile.
°i W.H. Hoskins, Hobsonville.»
, owe hated, a first class, Fresh Cow. 1-n-
f b«bat the Headlight office.
" , ' arge aeaortWSnt of New Trimmings,
^^•B and Sailors just received at Stur-
Rev. A. B. Calder will preach in the
Crane school house on Friday evening ;
at Onion Peak on Sunday morning at
11 o'clock ; at Nehalem at 2:30 and. at
Balm at 8 p.m.
The Sue H. Elmore brought io the
ANOTHER CRAZY SPELL.
following passengers : Mrs. H. Lowry,
Mrs. Munson, Wm. Kirk, P. D. Tomp
Attorney Johnson Insults the
kins and wife, A. Baker, M. Straussi, J.
Court-Uses Profane Lan­
Odagman, Mr. Fitch, Miss Hardy. C. W.
guage about the Judge.
Vamellman, L. Liver. L. Lazell, M.John,
N. Christy, J. George, J. Dobrey and J.
Attorney S. 8. Johnson created ano­
Nick off. Her out going passengers will ther disgraceful affair in this city last
include F. Elliott and wile, J. F. Ferger- Saturday, which, for aensck— behavior,
son. F. Vierick, Mrs. M Walling, Mrs. profanity, abure and a most unpardon­
Railing, G H. Freeman, G. McIntyre and able offence to the court and vile abuse
Mrs. Mitchell.
of a county judge, outdistanced all his
W. W. Ridelaugh came in last week previous escapades in thia city, which
with H. IV. Lemcke and Lewis M. Hoad, have brought disgrace upon himself, and
of the firm of Sweet, Head & Lemcke, of which also disgraced the city, lohnaon '
Fortland, who will handle nearly all the had another ol his tantrums on Satur
property on Garibaldi beach from the day. brought on as usual on account of
Smith place to the Nehalciu river. This imbibing too much of Old John Barley
will be platted out and sold in lots, and corn, for it tangled up his senses so bad-
with the improvement of the lakes, the Iv that he acted like a crazy man.
building of hotels and the laying out of
After the jury in the murder case had
a town&i*«, the prospect of Garibaldi retired, the case of W. Langworthv was
beach becoming a splendid summer re­ called, who was charged with violating
sort looks bright now that the railroad the local option law.
Talmage A John­
is headed that wav. Sweet. Head and son were attorneys for the notorious
Lemcke will establish an office in this bootlegger, and Webster Holmes had
city to handle the business here.
been asked to assist them. The accused,
who claimed to I m sick, was not in
The Judge Created a Surprise. court, neither was Johnson when a jury
was drawn. He came into court and
Judge Gallowav created quite a sur­ raised objections to the case proceeding,
prise on Monday morning niter he had
and demanding to know what had been
taken his seat on the bench by stating
done The stenographer read this, when
that his life had been threatened. He
he told the court that he witndrew from
had been informed by a respectable citi­
the case and that they could try the
zen that it would not be safe for him to
case just as they pleased, and inviting
lie out after dark as a threat had been
the other attorneys to leave the court
made that he would not live to pass sen­
room, he took his departure. Johnson
tence upon those who had been found
then called Sheriff Crenshaw up on the
guilty at this term of the circuit coutt.
telephone and told him to serve tlie
He said that this was the first time that
papers for contempt of court, and at the
his life had been threatened, either in
same time denounced Judge ‘-islloway,
public or private life, and that the party
calling him vile names and using epithets
who had imparted the information to
too disgusting to publish, telling the
him gave the judge permission to use his
sheriff to tell the judge. Johnson also
name if he so desired.
called Dr. Henry Morris on the phone
This caused quitea surprise, and as the
and repeated most of the disgusting lan­
only criminal cases to be dealt with, with
guage told the sheriff. At first it was
the exception of the muider case, were
the intention of Judge Galloway tu have
local option cases, it was thought that
Johnson arrested and brought into
some of the bootlegger, bad made the
court, but as the sheriff was out at the
threats.
time he cited Johnson to appear on
On Tuesday Mayor Coates, in behalf of
Monday fur contempt of court.
the citizens, appeared in court and asked
Monday morning lohnaon appeared in
the judge the name of the party who had
court, and addressing the judge, said he
given him the information. This he re
wished to apologised lor his conduct on
fused to divulge, stating that upon fur­
Saturday, telling the court that he had a
ther investigation he ¡found that the
hasty, ungovernable temper which he
report had been exaggerated.
had striven to curb
He expressed Her
row lor his conduct and placed himndl
For Sale.
in the hands of the court, and |udge
A horse, eight years old, weight about Galloway fined him $20.
1000 pounds.
E. Atkinson, Sandlake,
As the language used about the judge
Oregon.
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was of such a shocking and disgusting
nature, it is thought that disbarment
Wanted.
proceedings will be instituted against
1A home for hn eleven year old girl from Johnson.
the Boys and Girls Aid Society. Any one
willing to give this little girl a home
Bootleggers Get Heavy Fines
please write to L V., care of this paper.
Timber for 8ale.
For sale, 9 million feet of standing
The Argo came up this morning with
freight, nnd her passengers were George timber, about l}y mile from tide water,
M. Heaston and wife, of Topeka, Betschart. Ulrich Alvis, B. Stiner, L. on the Kelchia river, at $1 a thousand.
, came in this week to locate in this Peter, L. and H. Franz, Z. M. Boyer, D. Spruce and Hemlock. A good chance for
a logger to make money.—Enquire ol
D. Bird and L. Casta.
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Klihac properties in all parts of the
The Board of County Commissioners, J. W. Jennings, Tillamook, Or.
iM^y fro*
and Up
See Roliie with County Judge H. F. Goodspeed
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and Commissioners G. W. Bodyfelt and
i. Sarah Brush, who has been here H. V. Alley in attendance, is In session
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returned to Eugene this week, with a large amount of busi­
ness to be attended to.
juson will preach at
C. R. Hocvet has leased the saw mill
ymorning and in this from Long & Son and is prepared to fur
nish all kinds of building material and
! and her daughter, boxes on short notice. Let him figure on
returned (torn Port­ your new building. Quality and price is
right.
bo bought a ranch in
II, arrived Ibis week
wife left on Tuesday
bere they will spend
«son, with her deu-
Lowry, came in from
May.
ao Acres of Bottom Land for Sale.
20 Acres of Bottom Land at Nehalem,
with new barn and rough lumber house,
near cheese factory and school. Will be
worth $250 an acre this time next year.
To be sold for $55 an acre A fine place
for a small family. Enquire at the Head­
light office. _____________
Horse for Sale.
A good Young Horse, cheap. Apply
The Swestica Club met at the home of
Mrs. G. B. Lamb. April 23rd.
There at the Headlight office.
was a good attendance, after a pleasant
Notice.
afternoon spent in working on fancy
The gasoline steamer Antelope will
work and exchanging receipts, the host
ess served a dainty and appetizing lunch­ make two regular trips each day for all
eon. The club meets next month with points on Tillamiok Bay until further
notice. Fare, 25c each way.
Mrs Annie Nolan.
F. N. E lliott
When you make an investment con­
sider the net returns. You may get 10
Valued Same as Gold.
who took Nordstrom
per cent from property or real estate,
B. G. Slewart, a merchant of Cedar
yesterday, was back
but there is the expense of maintenance, View, Miss., says: "I tell my customers
afternoon.
depreciation, taxes, etc. Your money when they buy a l«x of Dr. King's New
luting lumber should with us earns you 4 per cent. It works Life Pills they get the worth of that
obtain prices, etc., for you all of the time and will be kept much gold in weight, if afflicted with
constipation, malaria or biliousness.’'
y office or Yellow Fir safely until you need it.
Tillamook Sold under guarantee at C. 1. Clough's
drug store. 25c.
County Bank.
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sold his eight acre
The School Board of this district has
Every piece of "Onyx
to H. A. Kinnaman. employed Prof. W. R. Rutherford princi­
Hate office of F. R. pal of the public school, and as be made Ware ’ ’ is guaranteed. Here
I. $6 25 per barrel.
I Sugar, $5 75 per
lort time, at Mills'
tok.Sheridan stage,
■gh trip in one day,
ry morning. Go to
t for seats.
new saw mill was
ne on Tuesday, and
Ines and other parts
ia motion.
ran away on Son­
ar down, the wheels
rd over his leg.
jury to him.
Estauraut on Main
business and it has
r pea rance, as well
nprovement to the
such a success of the school previous to
going to Standford University, where he
is now taking a course, a grent many of
the citizens and former pupils will be
glad to see him return. Other teachers
engaged thus Jar are Mrs. Ford, Mrs.
Hans Hansen, Miss Ida Goyne and Miss
Fischer.
H. T. Booth, of Portland, arrived on
the steamer Elmore yesterday.
Mr.
Booth is the general agent for Oregon
for the West Coast Life Insurance Co. of
San Francisco, snd it is bis intention to
remain in the county sometime getting
his company established here and ap­
pointing agents. Hs appointed Mr. J.
B. Gieay agent at Bar City yesterday,
and desires a good tusa for Tillamook
City. The West Coast Lite Insurance
Company is a well established old line
company, backed up by some of the
largest financial interests on the Pacific
Coast.
it is. We warrant every piece
to give perfect satisfaction
as to wearing quality and
will be here five years from
now to hand your money back
any time you are dissatisfied
with your bargains. King &
Smith Co.__________
If you want to feel well, look well and
be well, take Foley's Kidney Remedy
It tone, up the kidneys and bladder,
purifies the blood and restores health
end strength Pleasant to take and con­
tains no harmful drug*. Why e<>t com­
mence today f—J. 8. I-aasar, Tillamook.
Hawk A Miller, Bay City.
If you desire a clear complexion take
Foley'« Orino Laxative for conetipation
' and Jiver trouble ae it will stimulate
these organs «nd thoroughly cleanse your
system. which in whet everyone need«
in the spring in order to feel well.—J. 8.
Lamar. Tillamook. Hawk & MiOer, Bay
City.
Wednesday afternoon Judge Galloway
passed sentenced upon those who had
been found guilty of violating the local
option law.
Vincenz Jacob, who was notin court,
but was represented
by
Attorney
Holmes, was sentenced to pay a fine of
$300 and 20 days in the coun’.y jail. The
judge remitted the jail sentence during
good behavior. Jacob was tried in the
justice court, found guilty and was fined
$100. He appealed the case to the cir.
cuit court, and being found guilty again
the judge made the fine three times
what it was in the justico court.
W. Langworlhy, the notorious boot­
legger, was the next defendent to be
dealt with. Attorney Holmes said the
case would not be appealed and as
Langworthy was sick and wanted to
reform, he asked the judge to remit what
sentence he might impose on him ns he
nad no money to pay. The judge did
not look at the matter in that light, for
he imposed a sentence upon him of $500
and 30 days in the county jail, but re­
mitted the jail sentence on good be­
havior. As Langworthy claimed that
he did not have the money to pay the
fine be was locked up in the county jail,
and will have to serve 250 days.
Howard Edmunds was the next boot
legger to have a heavy sentence passed
upon him. The judge told the defend­
ant that he had been before the courts
several times «nd he could not overlook
that, and imposed a fine of $500 and 20
days in jail, the jail rentence to I m re­
mitted pending good behavior. Attor­
ney Holmes gave notice of appeal to the
supreme court, and his bail was placed
at $1000.
As there was considerable false swear­
ing on the witness stand in the local
option cases it is more than likely that
the judge will notify the District Attor-
n y to bring proceedings against the
guilty parlies. Judge.Gallo way was in
Strumrntal in sending a man to the
penitentiary for perjury in Marion
County who swore falsely in a case
that was before him in that county.
A Card.
This is to certify that all druggists are
authorised to refund your money if
Foley's Hooey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold. It atop« the cough,
he«Is the lungs and prevents pneumonia
and consumption. Contain« no opialea
The genuine u in a yellow package —
J. 8. Lamtr. Tillamook. Hawk & Mil
for. Bay C ty.
Process Barley $1.40 a sack.
Elaine Oil, $2.90 a case.
HARD WHEAT FLOUR.
Lighthouse Brand Flour, Best on
Earth.
Snow Drift Flour.
100 lbs. Dry Granulated
SUGAR, $5.60 ask.
Buhl Milk Cans $2.50.
Watch this advt. for bargains next
week.
WM. CURTISS, The Grain Man,
Tyler Building.
MONEY LOANED
ON REAL ESTATE.
LONG TIME,
EASY PAYMENTS,
RELIABLE REPRESENTATIVES
WANTED.
The Jackson Loan & Trust Co.
Fort Worth, Texas ; or Jackson, Mississippi.
YOUR
EYES.
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Your eyes are the most obedient servants.
They may complain, but will patiently toil on in
your behalf. They will stand more abuse than any
organ of the body ; but when, through constant1
neglect and rough usage, their delicate adjustment,
becomes disturbed, how quickly the servant becomes
the master. How utterly helpless you are without1
your eyes. Let me attend to your eye troubles. Call
g»? to-day. Do it now.
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iDR. HENRY E MORRIS, Eye Specialist.
RAY TUTTLE KILLED.
At Twisp,
Wash., in
Acc dent.
Runaway
News reached this citv of the death of
Ray Tuttle , son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Tuttle, of Twist, Wash, who previously
resided in this city.
Ray Tuttle, aged 17 years, son of J.
E. and Mrs. Tuttle, was fatally injured
last Saturday forenoon at about 11
o'clock, in a runaway accident, being
dragged by the heels, his head on the
ground, until be was unconscious, liis
head being badly lacerated, and several
bones in his body broken.
The Tuttle team was tied to the hitch­
ing rack in the street, and from some
unknown cause were frightened, when
they broke luose and started to run
The boy was sitting in the buggy and
when the the horses started in their mad
rush, he gathered up the lines and tried
to get them stopped, but to no avail.
Crossing the walk between the drug
store and photograph gallery, which is
ten inches off the ground, the driver was
thrown from his seat, but he did not
clear the buggy, his foot catching in the
brake, and thus he was dragged, head
downward, until the team broke loose
from the rig.
He was pulled out of the rig as speed­
ily as possible, and carried into the
drug store, where medical skill was
administered, but his injuries were of
such a serious nature that he never re­
gained consciousness, and at 11 o'clock
Sunday forenoon he died at the home
of Frank Fulton, where he had been
taken as soon as his wounds were at­
tended.
The funeral occured Monday afternoon
al 1 o'cl.Mk from the Ch.istian church.
Elder J. L. Fulton officiating, and
burial was made in the Beaver creek
cemetaty A quartet composed of L. I
Mullin. G. W. Sprouse, and Misdamts ’
Sprouse and Derby, furnished vocal
music both at the church and cemetery.
Ray Tuttle was born in Portlaod.i
Oregon. December 12, 1891. lie came
to this valley three years ago with his
parents, lie was an exemplary young i
man, and though he has been afflicted
since birth by the loss of hearing «nd
speech, he has been an especial help to
his mother, and instead of being a charge
of his parents, as might be supposed,
his help with the daily work, and his
considerate thoughtfulness for the com­
fort of those around him, will make bis
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demise sorely felt by his parents, and by
his younger brother Harry, aged 14
years. A large concourse of sympathiz­
ers for the family nnd the unfortunate
boy, followed to the cemetery to per­
form the last sad rites.
The bereaved parents expressed them­
selves as very grateful to the people of
the community for the many kindnesses
shown them in their hour of sad distress,
especially Mrs. Frank Fulton, who gave
up her home to the injured boy.—Mellow
Valley News.
Hoarseness, bronchitis
and other
throat troubles are quickly cured by
Foley'« Honey and Tar a* it soothes and
heals tlie inflamed throat and bronchial
lubes and the most obstinate cough ills,
appear«.
Insist upon having the gen.
lime Foley’s Honey and Tar—J. 8.
Lamar, Tillamook, Hawk & Miller, Bay
City.
Notice to Creditore.
Norica ■■ Haaanv Orva«,—That the un-
deralgned ha. lieen dulv appointed adminis­
trator at the estate sf HBNRY C. HILL,
deceased, by the County Court, of the Htate
of Oregon, for Tillamook County. All per­
lons having claims «gainst said estate are
hereby required to present the same for
allowance to me, at the
office of H. T.
Botts. Attorney-at Law. In Tillamook City,
Oregon, within six months from this date.
Hated May nth. ISO».
ARTHUR K. HILL,
Administrator of the estate of
Henry C Hill, deceased.
Notice of Appointment of Adminis­
trator.
N oticb is H bsssv Orvsa — That the un­
dersigned has been duly appointed adminis­
trator of the estate of it. D. PKCKHAM,
deceased, by the County Court of the Btata
of Oregon, for Tillamook County.
Now.
therefore, ail persons having claims against
said estate, are hereby required to present
them to me at Tillamook, in Tillamook
County. Oregon, with proper vouchers on or
before sis months from the date hereof.
Dated at Tillamook, Tillamook County.
Oregon. May Sth, 1»O9.
A. W BBVBRANCB,
Administrator of the Bstate of
B. D. Peckham, deceased.
First Bank & Trust
Company,
BAY CITY, ORE.
Paid up Capital..................
$25,000,
Offers «very facility foe safe banking,
nnd respectfully solicits your busmees.
Acts as trustes for corporations, i«tji-
viduals and «states. Confidsniial lA$M
relations carried out faithfully.
Interest at current rates on time ds-
prait.
Mail business given prompt attention.
Plre and l-urglar proof safely deposit
leixea just installed for Convenience of
customers at reneonablr tent al.