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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1891)
rrinx W.S. CONE’S LATEST AND BEST SUBDIVISION NOW ON THE MARKET, CHOICE LOCATION a si^uy- Locatiorx: is practically Z-e^elt i» Clear, izx tlxe Cerxter, w-lll Toe in.to a arxd. is close lrv hixls lxa=t RESIDENCE a t^-For further particulars, prices, terms etc., call on PROPERTY. —————— WHAT TILLAMOOK HAS Picturesque scenery, Over 90 miles of coast line. Clam-bods till you can’t rest. Streams full of trout and salmon. Rich coal deposits on th« Nehalem. A climate as g**»d *** on lhe ««»t. A large and welt equipped livery Mabie Plenty of game: water-fowl, deer, elk,bear, etc. Good prospects for a railroad iu the near future. Natural harbors at Tillamook, Nehalem, Netarts and Nestucca. Open hill land valuable for grazing and fruit growing. One of the prettiest and thriftiest town«,Tilla mook, in the state. An enterprising, prosperous, contented and hospitable class of people. Tide land and bottom land, the riclieat and most productive in the state. A rapid, but healthy growth and most promis ing prospects for the future. Many quarter-sections of fairly good govern ment laud which may be had for the taking. Fine ocean beaches at Netarts, Nestucca and Nehalem, which ar« already becoming popular resorts Vast bodies of accessible timber which it said fo be the best ami most valuable in the North west. A harbor which will be one of the best on the eoast, when a few thousand dollars are spent improving it. Half-a dozen fine rivers, which with their tributaries, are of inestimable value for naviga tion and floating logs. Beautiful and productive prairies which con tain many farms suitable for dairying, stock- raising and general agriculture. r-- . oti m. a«-—MnUhs tai. P xo.iv. win be 1 - Almost every branch of business and profes sion represented that is necessary to the welfare of ait enterprising community. Steamer connection with Portland the Augusta and----------------- making regular trips besides frequent visits by other small steamers. Of paying high prices for your Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, and all kinds of Notions, When you can get them at a “live and let live” price? I ~ • 63 65 I 60 » &3 (4 «7H *7‘, I 65 I 60 73 4 V Io 5 50 00 <« uO V 50 It 00 A 50 10 15 2< If» rJ So lo». 11 iOS X’s ft »I Stage leaves North Yamhill daily, except Sun day. at 5 a m . fur Tillamook. 3 Leaves Tillamook daily, except Sunday, at fur North YamhiL. a . m Makes connection with train» at North Yam hill for Portland. For freight or expreaa buxine««, apply at Cohn K Co« store, Tillamook Fasiteiiger agency at Occidental Hotel =LARSON HOUSE— Will make the season of 1891 at Jones Bro’s livery stable in Tillamook. 'KEEP •ON • HAND: P (C i oar anb I l.l I I I I I I • I I • £ abac a. Ititi* anb 1®ool table get Prices before buying elsewhere. We have goods Constantly arriving, so you can always get fresh goods. TILLAMOOK, - • FOSTOFFfCE HOI RS, Sophia Severance, l’o.«t luiairc««. PROPRIETOR. OK.EGON BEST ACCOMMODATIONS IN THE CITY. PREMIUMS. ■ OREGON. This House is First-class in every Respect. «I S. A. ROBERTS, JONES BROS ----- dealer ID. A. FINDLEY, W. C. King, ------- dealer Cor. I st St & 1 st. Ave. E. Staple and Fancy Groceries, Dry Goods, ! Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoes. TILLAMOOK. Drugs and Medicines. BtovHB, Rangs«, Tin-war«, and Paint« The Jloted flofman pillion, Will make the season of 1891 in Tillamook Plumbing and Tiq-raafing Promptly Dana. AT JOHN DAY’S BARN. Woods,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Oregon. ENTERPRISE JR Is n rich mahogany bay with black points, white star in forehead, large full bright eye. fine flowing mane and tail, has a clean cut well-shaped head, held erect on a well arched neck, good shoulders, broad chest and is very high on the withers with good legs and feet. ' He is spirited, showy, and handsome, has good carriage and fine action, stands 17 hands high and weighs I700 lbs. He is a horse that is much needed on this coast, and when crossed with trotting a nd running bred mares K reduces fine carriage and coach horses. He as received several premiums among them: First premiums at Oakland and San Jose, and Second at Livermore, California. ^THE* in >ÄND>, •> TOILET ARTICLES ANB DRUC6IST NOTIONS. BILLIARD PARLORS, c/i •xsciipticns Scmpoimdcd. F ifty Y ears E xperience D rug B usiness . PirBt Ht., Naxt y AMERICA’S BEST BREEDS! □nE Sitting WAS Sired by the Norman horse ENTEPRISE (imported by Theo. Skillman of Petaluma, Cal.) ne by the celebrated Norman Horse ST. LAW- RANC'E, Dam Cleveland Bay. ¡TERMS—To insure $20.00. Three or more Mares a Liberal Discount BUILDER, Wagon Shop in Connection. Parlar. I will give a premium of »20 to the best, and S10 to 2nd best colt, to Opposite Ej. flail, be judged by three disinterested parties. C. T. HILLS. Tillamook, Dragon. Owner. Mrs. J. JOHNSON MissL. J.RUQOLEB ~$eed penchants. J TILLAMOOK LAUNDRY ° ja/t flurj le-i Washing gathered and delivered every i week. Family washing and ironin«', a sjmx - [ ialty. Work done on short notice when desired, 4 Second Ht. J. M. GARRISON, P. O. Box 55, N ew F urniture 1 I 01jop, Fruit and Ornamental Trees, BKK-KKKPKKH* AMD FLORISTS* Svri'LlF.H F.’RTll.IZKRS. ■fc-! 1----------- Two Sittings J6.00 A G-acid Hatch is G-uarantEBd. A ddress FOREST GROVE, P. ROBERTS ÍO|ÍT^(ÍTOH and F. L. j «9 --------------- FROM--------------- Premiums, door ta th« Tomperanca Special Agent« for M. F k KRY A CD’S Garden Heeds. I OREGON Wyandottes, Plymouth Rock, Light Brahmas, Ross and Single Comb Brown Leghorns, White Leghorn s Partridge Cochins, Houdans and Silver Spangled Hamburgs. E-n tern rise Ji\ Proprietor. OLSEN’S BLOCK, TILLAMOOK. ORE. in the TII.I.AMOOK, OREGON. 1). Jons Davidson, - H ogs for H atching PEDIGREE, The best wines and liquors in the market. - - [E stablished , 1877] Bowling Alley in Connection. . A GENERAL ASSORTMENT Of all goods usually kept in a well ap pointed Drug store constantly on hand. • - - TILLAMOOK Description. —Dealer in ------ Hardware, Cutlery, Donr«, Window« TR. ENTERPRISE in -------- 6—-------- AZsrD——'7.3--Í' Pl IB. HEADLIGHT, Tillamook, Oregon. DEAR SIR:—ll'e hetcuith hand you our check for $7yo in payment of your statement May nt. H e have had good returns from your paper Hats, Dress Trimmings and a General and shall be pleased to make a new contract with you in due season. Assortment of Millinery Goods. Yours trulyt F. I.. Posson & Son. T ill amook . O regon . DRESS-MAKING. It Piyi ti Mortili li thi HEADLIGHT. Cui it a Fair Trill and Sul j Suits cleaned to order. LESTER HART. - - PROPRIETOR. C E. REYNOLDS P rop . A complete line of all kinds of furniture, wall-paper and window blinds, which will be sold at greatly reduced prices. LOUIS ROSSELET, Goods suits made to order. Cleaning and Repairing a Specialty. Suor IN C lavdi T havkk H ovsk , W est E nd . UNDERTAKING Will be carried on in connection and a complete line of undertaking goods kept in stock. OPPOSITE HARDWARE STORE, ... TILLAMOOK. ORKCON. I. F. LARSON, Insurance in r < mm ! com pa u h i at reasonable rates. COMMERCIAL Notary Public, Conveyancer. Deed« and M irtgAies a Specialty. BLACK-SMITH, II. II. DOWNING, % ¿\REAL ☆ ESTATE^ AGENT* jG* AND DKAI.KK IN Farming, Stoclc and Timber Lands in’FamouB Wagon-making, Farming I tn pie men tn ami Mill Machinery Repaired, ami all kinds of wood-work and general black-smithing done. Good Harbor whan Government Work« now Provided for are Completed I ’ Correspondence regarding Nehalem solicited. IsFEZULLElML, ORE A. LKTVIIKR. B. BTILLWBIX. LETCHER * STILLWELL. WATCHMAKERS;AND JEWELERS»- W tTVHK«, (’LOCK*, J r WKI.BY, Gl’NB, AMMVNITVON AND FISHING T ac KI.R. UoMrASNKS AND ArRCTACLKB. Rr PAI Al NO a HrrclALTV. F ree I nformation R egarding the C ity and C ounty O f T illamook G iven by the The only cheap, reliable Fountain Ten made. Simple, durable, and everyone warranted. Address the manufacturer, MXZ«illA*-yr* Prs4sctfvs Soil. Rick ii Tinker and Coal. Acr. Lot» and town lot« in good location for sale. FOUNTAIN PEN« Only 25cts. Post-paid. W. R. Meserole, TII.I.AMOOK, OREGON. O ORTON. M anagsb . Dir p«Mt oflh’v «t Ttllamook will he <»j*en rverv d«) in Hie werk from h , |,M k a . m . to Bo'elm-k * m aml 011 S iiih I mv from i fo j r m and from 4 to s p m Afnil« «h»M* nt »s minut. « pM«kt ' p m Mom j oulcr «ml regislere«l buain«»« rlo.c al 5 GEORGE PETTIT, TILLAMOOK, For the best colt $30; for second best $20. Will buy best colt for $75 or $50 for second best. To be judged by disinter ested parties. in connection. Is our motto. OCCIDENTAL < HOTEL gittkrij, $oba, (£tr. Shooting-Gallery And quick sales NEW HOTEL BUILDING. The finest and best furnished hotel in the city. First class in every respect. Rate, rcawnfible. TERMS. Fresh Fruits and Berries in season. Small profit DESCRIPTION. For single service, $10, with privilege &tnbtj, of season for $la. Insurance $20 Two or more mares at a liberal discount. Two-tliirds of service price will be re ceived in farm produce. For single service money is due at the time of service. III I t I. I I I I 1 I • the Day or Week, Every attention shown to guests, and no pains spared to make them comfortable in every Wajr; RINCE BARTLETT is a three-quarter Norman and one-quarter Morgan. Was sired by the celebrated imported stallion, Gambetta; dam, Nellie, was sired by a Norman horse and a full-blood Morgan mare. g Pine Call at King’s, examine goods and OR^CidK * M. H. L arson , P rop . ------------- :0:-------------- And want the best of everything « 90 TILLAMOOK A YAMHILL STAGE KOI TK. x TILLAMOOK Arthur Stillwell, prop. If you are particular PORTLAMI) MICK KT. (Wholesale Quotation«.) O ats —Gray white W heat - Willamette U Hll.i Walla POTATOKH f* loo lbs O nions ” D ucks dos. G kemk ” C hickens old ’p do« Spring •• B i ' ttrk —Brine ” Store, in Rolls ” Choice Dairy K« his —•Oregon ” Kaatern L ard , Oregon •• Eastern B acon —Clear Sides " Hams .............. ” Shoulders F i . ouii Willamette Country Brand« EsHtcru Orcgou.. “VT". S- — T /What is the use CLUBBING LIST. II KA PLIGHT and Toledo Blade I year ms Weekly Call (H. F.) ” |1»3 Weekly Examiner " .. h.jO Went Hhot e ....... >4.5» Century Magasine ” fS-oo |2.oo Detroit Free P icks ” Twenty Ivc complete novel« to any old mib- Bvriber who will tiring us one new subscriber. These rale« apply only to new sultscribtrs mid o those who pay nr rear age and renew theta subscription before the cud of thia month. Thia -uu-ill to® the £in®*t drive itx the eotiriiy. ___ —— A —-.«ii emperance ‘Prince Bartlett’ Boarding by parlor, KINGS WHAT TILLAMOOK CITY HAS. A good bank. A drug store. A jewelry store. A good snw mill. A Fire Company. Two newspapers. Several public halls. I A beautiful town site. Two photograph galleries. Commodious warehouses. An excellent school building. Plenty of hotel accomodations. Two saloons and a temperance parlor. The head of navigation on tide water. Many ekgant and commodious residences. Good stores in most every line of business. Public buildings that are a credit to any town. Thriving Odd Fellow, Masonic and G. >• H. lodges. A large local trade from the surrounding country. Daily mails and stages connecting with the railroad at North Yamhill. An enterprising class of citizens who arc de termined to build up the town. A Fair Association with ample grounds which will soon be put in good shape. Two churches, with the Methodist, Catholic« and Christian denominations represented. — -a.,. p Springville illamook T -------- 1 IVER First-class single and turnouts kept on hand double Boarding and transient oarefully cared for. stock JONES BROS. Proprietor. IRON TONIC TILLAMOOK. OREGON TILLAMOOK BOARD OF TRADE H V V JORRROW r«RRlnKNT * M l> *Ttl lWBLL VtCW iHlKSlnKNT Gao. L S mith S scbftamy ani » Tn* asi axa ('«.Avnr T navkr W H Coortiu Ksmivtivs COMIIITTIK L. H B rown W m d S tii .*. wri , l XH. V V. J omnnon W F D JoRua. UoRRRaroNniN» B ikrk T arv . riLLAMOOK ^■UCKEE JßüMBEH BOMPANT. 1 OF SAN FRANCISCO.) ---------- DEALERS IN---------- General Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps and Notions. Groceries, Crockery and Queensware. Doors, "Windows Lime, Hair and Cement Hardware and Nails. ¡Special Attention (qiven to r I ’’II FA have just received an immense stock of general merchandise which they are selling at prices never be fore quoted in this part of the country. L H. BroWn, »0.00 p«r -A-grexxts fox tlxe The bent of beef, veal, pork and mutton on hand. sstl.I.ciion R.srantml to every one. Shop oppo.it. the Gratid eentrnl. Filling Order# for ^ood# ¡1 F or I nstance : B est B rands C alifornia F lovr C entrai . M arket , Egg», butter, vegetables «nd ehieken. bought and sold. TDcrehandise, 4STEAM ER »TRUCKEE Or. HAKTKA MKOlCINK CO., SLL^U, ■* TILLiMIK, MN FRANCISCO IND WiT NITS. laku replar trips abut even tve with, tie weather Pwstttiat Tlie fast «tiling S tr . T kvckeb has been specially fitted op for e«rryW sengers. Following are the rates; - »15. STEERAGE Freight, (General Merchandise) CABIN PASSAGE ROUND TRIP,