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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1891)
T I «•o1<inn^>uileoinargi^in<tai^inTti^ A murderous melodrama held the tion of butter, aud butter imme boards at Jacobs' theatre last week. There was a sprinkling of comedy, how W. F. D. J ones , • E ditor and P roprietor . diately advanced 10 to 13 ccntw per ever, through tlui third act on Saturday ' jionnd; and the price of dairy cows evening that set the audience agog. The hero of the play had just described Will make theMMnn of 1S91 in Tillamook i also advanced. KATES or SVBSCRIPTION. to the sonbrette how himself and the AT JOHN DAY’S BAHN. (STKlCTLV IN ADVANCE ) The poetive refusal of the Chinese hoy* had been down at the blacksmith's One year ................................ W-ta government to receive Blair as ",hoeing“ gees«. He cracked a weak Six inotithk TOescx-iption. Three month« ... M. minister will cast a gl«K>m over the joke in explaining how the geese gath ered round a pool of water near the old ENTERPRISE JR I- i ri. Ii mahogany bay ADVERTISING RATES. bla-k points, white star in forehead, large 1 country. The proapcct of four forge, anil how the boys amused them with bright eye, flue flowing mane and tail, has 1 inrh. per month JI oo per year J9.00 selves by shaking their hats at them, a lull clean cut we’.i-shaped head, held erect on a . " ” »00... ft.” years’rest from Blair refreshed a "Shoo, shoo!” The gallery well arched neck, go«>4 shoulders, broad chest a00 » * ” :: ” :: im ” « 81.00 1 wearried land like the glimpse of shouting is very high on the withers with good legs 12 9.00 boys caught on at once, and every time and and feet, lie is spirited, showy, aud handsome, 1 M ” ** 15 0» • ” ” has good carriage and tine action, stands 17 Local notice*. 1 oct b . per li:i« : ami seta, after | a rain cloud on the horizon after a the villain unfolded one of his horrible bauds high and weighs 1700 tbs. He is a horse plots on the lives of the hero and heroine that is much needed on this coast, and when the first insertion. Lost, Found. Wanted, For S•«:«• ami For Rent long drought. The president, who the "gods" completely drowned him out « issed with trotting nd running bred mares notices, 5octs for first insertion and fi.oo per has tried his best to relieve the na produces fine carriage and coach horses. He with their "shoos.” lias received several premiums among them: month. It was at a very serious situation in First premiums at Oakland and San Jose, and Legal notices. Nonpareil torts, per line for tion of a nuisance, ought not to flrxt insertion and 6cts per line for each subae- the performance. The life of an unpro Second at Livermore, California. quent insertion. weary in well doeiilg. There are , tected young heiress was about to be All local notices will be “starred” or otherwise , few places so distant as China, but taken by the unscrupulous scoundrel. FEUDIGKEK, designated as advertisements. The sea rolled heavily and tho storm there may be others that would No special position will be agreed upon for, raged fiercely; while the desperate deed any advertisement, though w< take especial serve the purpose as well. He awaited execution. "Ha! she comes; pain* to display advertising matt r effectively | and give us favorable position a* p -ssibl< , fre might send Blair as a special envoy she'll never see him again!” He was WAS Sired by the Norman horse ENTEPRISE queutly changing the “make up" ot the paper arm's reach of her now. He held imported by Theo. Skillman of Petaluma, U<1.) to the Fijii islands, li the appetite a within We make a special effort to change or re build bloody knife in his right hand. In a lie by the celebrated Norman Horse ST. LAW RANCE, Dam Cleveland Bay. advertisements as often as our t-.itrons desire, : of the natives remains vigorous and ; moment he would plunge it into her but make no contract to that « fftc t. • « indiscriminating, despite, the en body, but iu the weirdest and most hair TERMS—To insure $20.00. No cuts will be used, except out-line cut« on 1 standing tones from among the "angels” metal bases. feebling corruptions of civilization, came, "Shoo, shoo, shoo!” in rapid suc Three or more Mares a We reserve the right to rnj«■< t any advertise tho New Hampshire affliction may cession. Literal Discount. ment that we deem objectionable. be permanent. He is not a tooth The awful scene was broken. Tlio vil T erms : Ca»h in advance for small advertise lain jumped three feet in the air and ments, and payment is required monthly or some morsel; but it is probably l’remi ums, forgot his lines. The heroine forgot her quarterly on large coutracts. S-fH' better to eat him than to hear him self, and looked her wouldbe murderer Send all money by draft, Postal Note, Money straight in the face with horror at the Order or Registered Ix-tt- r, nt our expense. I will give a premuim of $20 to speak.—( )regon ian. thought of a breakdown, but of course Correspondence on topics ol general interest, the best, and $10 to 2nd best colt, to didn’t Hee him. Whether by an act of Invited. Address all communications Io be judged by three disinterested providence, to save the villain from his An editor who understands T he H eadlight , nervous plight, or through tho effect of parties. C. T. HILLS. T illamook , or . human nature and knows the par inclement weather on tho electric wires, Owner. Ff^-All Post-masters in Tillamook county ticular kind of flattery that suits every light in the houso went out in are agents for the H eadligh i . stantly. Affair» were righted after a everybody, says an exchange, is the opics of this pajMfr are on sale at the timo.—New York Telegram. Ftore of<’. IL Wilcox & Co stalioner-’ and news fellow who makes subscribers and dealers. Occidental hoti-1 building, Portland, New York’s Small Boy In Winter. Oregon. succeeds in business. It isn’t al A park policeman remarked recently ways the news that’s dished up, but that the winter has ha l no effect on the Tillamook is fast assuming city it’s the occasional complimentary pet enemy of his comfort. “The howl notice that makes a man go down ing wind aud the falling snow,” lio said, airs. "have no terrors for tho venturesome in his jeans and and support the small l oy. II» is out here iu all kinds Everybody is busy and buH- newspaper. < f v.'cath- r. As soon as a thin coating of ice tx'gins to form on the lakes he inesH is brisk. Publlihed every Friday morning. G. O. NOIfAK SEC’Y, CITY LOTS, FARMING LAND TIMBER AND Correspondence Solicited. JOE SIMPSON Enterprise Jr. GA HI ISA EDI President Harrison arrived at Portland T uesday. ——————— Tiilimook county is pre-emi- nonHÿ a grass country. La Grippe is on the decline. Mis. Gallon has moved to Astoria. This district is still without a teacher. Miss Laura Chapman came in on the Augusta. 8 M. Hayley has sold 15 acres af bis Garibaldi property. The Richardson hotel has ‘changed hands. (' II. Milter is now proprietor. According to the Portland mar Il lias a good patronage. ket provisions are much higher School commence* in the Rose district than usual. tlio first Monday in June witli Miss May Blliott ns teacher. J. A. C. Christopher Taylor, (trand Mas ONION I E4K. ter A. F. & A. M., is slowly recov ering from his recent stroke of par E. G. Scovoll and wife, recently married alysis. at Hay Citv have returned, and are now living at their home on the North Neha Something practical should be lem with the best wishes of all. done towards securing a bridge Mr. Buchanan Inis returned from Port across the Little Nestucca at this land, where he baa secured Iho contract for surveying Town 4 North, Range t) term of court. Edward Bellamy'a social reform theory may be all right, but he’d juat as well try to subsist on aMilinon-berry diet us to try to re alize its poMsibUitii« at present. West. He expects to begin work soon. A very largo and brilliant meteor was seen in this vicinity on May 1st. about 9:45 in tbo evening. It appeared almost overhead and after burning very brilliant for about six or eight seconds started south east, gradually fadingout. About one minute afterward two loud explosions resembling heavy artillery were heard almost due west followed by a number of others in quick succeMiou etidi ng with n roar like distant thunder. A. 1IK.Ì* KK. on lleaver with her The I khiiu and business activity cousin, Mrs. Shultson. Miss I.srsen came in on the Augusta. this summer will cause some of Min* Is>u Bunn has left us to remain our people to forget the pet tv local at the seasule during the summer. She prejudice* that lmve heretofore re-1 expects to spend a week with her sister tarded prosperity. Th«« good Mr». Steiuhilber, before leaving. change is noticcabh* already. woons. M' mbeis of the Boaril of Trade Joe Wood started for Fort land Sunday. shoal <1 be prompt and r> ul.ir in D. A.Findley is in Holtland on btisineaa. attendance until it gets in good II. Ditnick returned to Dallas last working order. If all are present week. and take an interest, there will be B. Me Phillip* went to Me Minnville little oceaHion for kicking nt tin« thia week Krebe Bros intend to start logging camp action» taken. FT 2 ro GO CT cn O 'R r 0 Pl (P 3 "D Ü) 0 z o to K T 0'1 o œ oo 0 & o Hf 2.Î2 ft w a P1 % 0) w Ü ÿ PO H E F > 00 F T 0 CT W 3 M 0 H CD CZi' n GC D ® 0 M çr CT> CZ) cr Something Like a Sult of Clothes. Henry Zang, of Toledo, was in De- ! troit a day or two ago, carrying con- C. B. HADLEY, Proprietor. denied about his [>erson ono of the larg POOL TABLES and BILLIARD TABLES est storiea of tho season. "I have just i H0U8E ALWAYS ORDERLY. had a great load taken off my mind," lio said. "Our firm lias just completed Fin»:-:Wlnes,:-:Liq!ior$:-:anil:-:Clgars. what is probaldy tho most extensivo suit Good Hall for Dances and Entertainments. TILLAMOOK, OREGON. of clothes ever made. Tho suit woo for John Craig, a fanner living near Mill ville. Ind., who claims to be the largest and heaviest man in tho world. Ho is TILLAMOOK BOARD OF TRADE ree nformation not a museum freak, but a quiet, law H. V’. V. J ohnson ............ P resident abiding citizen. His weight is 607 egarding the W m . D. S tillwell V ice P resident pounds, nnd forty-one single yards of ' G eo . l . S mith . S ecretary and T reasurer re. 'C laude T hayer cloth wero required for his suit. The ity and ounty W. H. C ooper pantaloons took five yards. Mr. Craig's E xecutive C ommittee -; , L. H. D rown hip measures 8 feet 8 inches; waist 1 W m . I). S tillwell (H. V. V. J ohnson f illamook measure 84 inches. Ho weighed only W. F. D. J ones , thirteen pounds at birth, but when 4 C orresponding S ecretary . iven by the O------- months old his avoirdupois had increased to 200 pounds. Ho is 85 years old an<l married, his wife weighing only 130 ¡sounds.—Detroit Free Press. F 3 o FT I N ew C O T F urniture G BOARD OF TRADE S tore R C The (Teased trousers have had their day. The lessor swells liavo just begun to emulate this fashion as it goes out of favor with the tip-toppers. Tho fact that various plebeian device* were re sorted to to secure an imitation of tho correctly creased effect, as for instance by pressing tho nether garments over night between tho mattresses, bereft the tad of its exclusiveness to the minds of the swagger set, and when it latterly be came noised about that one object of the crease fold was that the trousers would hold their shape longer, this was tho final straw—for a true swell can nover lie at comfort when abroad with a badge of economy in his makeup. It is a curi ous fact that thia peculiar tangent of fashion never was made manifest in the trousers of full dress!—Clothier and Furnisher. SucceMaful Home Nursery. The little 8-year-old daughter of Mr. Macon Gilliam. of Farmville,got »grain of corn 1,sigisi in the nose, and physi cian*, after faithful endeavors to dis lodge it, desp.unsl and gave up further this week attempts. Tho anxious parents were l*oc Rhoadea went to Portland on preparing to tako her abroad for treat The suggestion made bi our Bat ment, l>ut while the little sufferer was business this week. asleep tho mother succeeded in getting City corn*s|Hiii<leiit. that a teachers' Wilehart brought a raft of logs the corn out after eight attempts by institute be held in this county i up Frank to the twill Saturday blowing through the child's mouth, as this summer is a good one. No It i< reported that the Str. Chance will suggested nwntly by a correspondent from Amelia.—Richmond Dispatch, ■kil't thru' are many teaeheni in leave for this place on the 15th. lb< Willamette valb v who would liras« Urals After Decapitation. Woixl, is bound to liooni this summer Bk 'topav rillainook a visit and mid now is the time to buy property. In a criminal lately In-headed in spend a lew weeks in our delightful D. A. Findley is lengthening his store France the beats of the heart were noted during more than six minutes, and ex- climate, if an inducement of this i4 It. to make room for a new stock. pertinents were made to demonstrate the kiml were made- Ilert Miles l«ft for his home in Spokan independence of tho ventricular and l'alta last Suud.iv. Ho will return this articular contractions. This is the first tiiu* such observations wero ever made fall. lUPPlXliS. ou tuau.—Current Literature. The saw mill started up again last The Call« of Society. is re|>ortr«l that a syndicate Monday, after being shut down for two “Charles, said a Boston business man “Nabob.” ■cn formed for the purpose ««•ks. U* Ilia uJice boy recently, “you act today OKI IOW X. ig up timber lands on the as if yon wen« asleep. What is the mat ter with you?" coast. Li I" i | We wore phased lose* the genial face "Well, the fact is, Mr. Blank, I went Celtic r.iili-iud sold over 8.‘,<K1, of Mr Lamb during the past week. to a full dress ball last night, and it tins IMM worth ot lands, most of w liieh Jetf Putin has gone to the Coos Bay a man awfully," answered the blase youth, over who»«« head the fifteenth wiu- wen» purehasi d by mstc I agents of country . to ‘ a loguin " „- >is camp where he in- Ur is passing.—Btwtun Transcript. a syndicate w liieh intmds to pur tends to rriuaiu during the summer chase and control all the mill Mr. Cleghorn of I’ortlAii I is in Nestucca plants powdble. (Jen. Alger, of overseeing work on his lot at the Bay. COMMERCIAL Michigan, is said to I h > interested preparatory to erecting a It«use which is expected to surpass any building iu the FOUNTAIN PEN in the scheme. country. Only 25cta. Post-paid. Th«« stud fees of Axtell anti Aller Itae. ton are llOtK) each. The only « heap, ndiabl* Fountain lVn Coi *T not **.— Hill ft Hur»t ol Ita» A big *ti««k of timber was just < Uy, «ml H. To*hl ot Nehalem granici I made. Simply, durable, and everyone warranteil. recently cut n.«ar Shelton, Wash. Pü 0) Cre»Me<l Trouser« Not Fashionable, There will lie no iwe trying to G.W. Wtahtce and family have gone to «kxlgo tnxeH tin« year. Those who the c'tv. delay too long will find Deputy Mr John Jenson, plauted a nice young Sheriff Steiuhiilierafter them with orchard and fenced it in with picket fence anvutiou and a lat'ge bill of , Imfore leaving to attend to his fishiug. Mia* Mamie Larsen expects to spend coeta. I the summer ! i wants to test it. Ho races across tho lawns, climbs trees and is up to uo end of mischief all day long. Of course we nro constantly ou tho lookout to prevent the boys from doing harm aud from coming to grief through their prauks, i but they are active and fleet of foot, and can usually get away from us. They are lilt« locusts. They swarm all over the park at once aud invent mischief as easily as they breathe. The other day a little chap who had been wandering around finally brought up at t'ue menag erie and handed a baseball bat to Tip, the cl< pliant. Tip took a fancy to it, and his keejier was nearly threo hours get ting it away from him. Ho narrowly escaped with a whole head at that.”— New York Suu. LAND liquor lirenac.—Ro«<| locate*! araaM the | Tall timber grows in Tillamook County, Tillamook butter is the best on the Pacific Coast. The bays and rivers teem with salmon. Nestucca honey has the finest flavor. Fruit grows to perfection here. Stock-raising and general farming pay. F or c. F ro A complete line of all kinds of furniture, wall-paper and window blinds, which will be sold at greatly reduced prices. FEZEBDATZEBIZISrG- full and comflst * information addrkss ZDOJSrZE' W. F. D. JONES, C or . S xc ' t B oard of T rade , UNDERTAKING T illamook . O regon . A. LETCHER. B. STILLWKLL. LETCHER X- STILLWELL, \\ ill be carried on in connection and a complete line of undertd goods kept in stock. OPPOSITE HARDWARE STORE, - - _ TILLAMOOK, OREGOX WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS h - JL u MBER [Î0MPAS1 W atuhfs , C um ks . J kwxlkt . G un ., A mmunition and F ishing T ackle . C ompasses and S pectacles . «e-RXFAixINOAHFXCiALTv. -------------------- TII.I.AM00K, OREGON. ( ©F SAN FBANCÎSC©. ) ---------- DEALERS IN---------- (Sensral f Tfierehandize, > Will pay for two of the best papers in America, viz: The £an Francisco Call and Tillanjoolç Headlight. Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps and Notions. Groceries, Crockery Queensware. ’ Doors, Windows Lime, Hair and Cement. Hardware and Nails. Special Attention Cjiven to Filling Orders for M Loty. lit'memcmber this offer is made oiily for ,A /•, ]| CASH subscrip tions to both papers, and is not good after May 10,1801. //' ?/ow a re a Iren d y a su b- seriber to the HEADLIGHT, you can send us $1.30, having this paper sent to some friend and you will receive the ILL one year free of charge. F or f I ’'lll A have just received an immense stock of genrrhi -A- merchandise which they are selling at prices never b®" fore quoted in this part of the country. I nstance : B est B rands C alifornia F lour 15.00 P®r 4STEAMER fox tlxe TRUCKEE TILUBIII, SAN FRANCISCO AND WAI PORTS. Nikis ngilv trips about ivory two with, tbo woatbir Porailti»! The fast «tailing S tr . T ri cxf . e has been specially fitted up for carry«» p sengers. Following are the rates; CABIN PACKAGE - $15. STEERAGE Freight, (General Merchandise) ROUND TRIP, »9. * HI*
