Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, July 17, 1891, Image 2

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Published every Friday mornlug.
W. F. I). J ones
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P roi bietoii
RATES OF arn.M RU’TION.
(S trictly in advance )
One year
Six months
Three mouth’
ADVERTISING RATES.
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matter arranged, Mr. Young
carried the potatoes away in a
sack a* fast a* the birds dropped (
them into the tret», and in this way
h<‘ harvested fifty bushel* a* u gift
via the blue-jay expreati from his
neighbors. The Kitake liar will
have to eat some Attic salt and
brighten up hi* faciiltie*.
1 inch, per month
il oo
per year fr» oo
We wish that every dairyman
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” ” 135°o pure butter to a Com mission House
Local notices, tocts. per line; and sets, after
would make it a point to know
the first insertion.
Lost. Found. Wanted, For Sale and For Rent whether the house deal* in oleo­
notices, 5octs for first insertion and Ji oo per ,
month.
margarine. If it does, give it a
Lei«) notices, Nonpareil i *1-
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You might as well
first insertion and lets per hue fur
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k,WI<|(‘ berth,
quent Inxertioll-
trust
your
broken
leg to a black­
CorreRpoudvncc on topb « ofgrn*ral iutvrr'.f .
smith to be mended, or your spirit­
Invited.
AddraM «11 communication« to
ual interests to the devil.—Hoard *
TllR Hg.irrt.IOHT,
T illamook ,
or
Dairyman.
vll Po t m«-tvrs in Tllliunook cotinty
»re agent« for th'- Hx.iiu.l'-n r
opir-« of this pep'-r nre on xale al tin
xtoreoil II Will ox Ik «•<,...tuti-mer- ..'-d new«,
denier« Occident«! hotel building, l'ortlanit
Oregon.
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TILZLAMDDK,
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R. 0. NOLAN,
SBC’Y.
FARMING LAND
Everybody invited to call,
AND TIMBER
N lfred W illiams ,
Correspondence Solicited.
T1CXII ’ERANCE
NEHALEM.
Haymaking is the order of the day,
though the weather is capricious.
R. Krebbs is back from Salem, where
lie went to »pend the 4tli and the hum of
hia sawmill is again beard.
If we don't know just when to come in
out of the rain, we can tell when to come
in to dinner l y the toot of the whis.lei at
the sawmills.
The Augusta came in at half tide on
Tuesday,♦with a cargo for Messrs Wist,
Holmes and Tobi.
I*. I). Newell is excavating for the
foundation fora large barn on his recent­
ly acquired projierty on the South Fork.
C. I’ve has about ten acres slashed and
awaiting a chance to burn
Messrs Bill anil Ashbury of E k crock
are surveying an addition to Nehalem
fur Foard A McGregor.
Attorney General Miller has
rendered an opinion debarring all
claims filed by citizens of Oregon
anil Washington since June 30,
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
1874, for horses used by them in
the volunteer service in 1855-51» in
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Tho United State* navy has
fighting the Indians. There are
paper boat.
GOO of these claims now on filo in
A Norristown (I’a.) family ow ins the treasury depatinent, but it is
forty-seven eat*
not believed that more than fifty
The largest arsenal in (lie world are affected by the decision of the
i* at Woolwich, England.
WOODS.
attorney-general.
The celery crop of Kalamazoo.
Further experiments have been All is quiet since tiie Fourth.
Mich., will be worth 81,000,000.
E. II. Virgil is in Portland on business.
Iu Sweden you can get a compe­ made ut Washington, in testing G It. Chamberlain of Lookout, was
the feasibility of exploding balloon* in town Saturday.
tent servant girl for 814 a year.
charged
with gases at considerable Mr. Wigle is the new mail carrier be­
Etla Davis, a child, fi ll over a
height
in
the air, with the object oi l tween this place and Hembree.
precipice 150 feet high, out in
determining
the practicability of Mr» W. .1. Compton is v ¡siting at Meda
Washington and was only 1 ligldly
exploding dynamite in a like man­ this week.
hurt.
ner and its effect* in producing I). A. Findley made a trip to Tillamook
Fitchburg, Mass., is in an awk­ rain in case of a drouth. Three last week.
ward position. It is said that, balloons, about twelve feet in I The travel over the road has been very
through some oversight or other in diumeter, charged with two parts light.
getting signatures, all (he ordi­ of hydrogen and one of oxygen, i D. C. Collier niaue a trip to McMinn­
nances passed since 1870 are void I were sent up about 1200 feet and , ville last week.
Mcl’hillipa camp ground seems to be
and inoperative.
exploded by mean* of an electric]
A man has been imposing upon current, transmitted over fine wire, j tho most popular with the campers this
season.
the good people of Dorchester, i The test* were considered success­
Krebs Bros, received a fine lot of spruce
Mas*., by begging for money to ful.
logs this week.
N abob .
buy an arm to take the place of
XKT.I ICTS.
one lie claims to have lost, but
Which in reality, is hid under his I Et>. iliiiDi.iGHr.—As nearly every one I Wild salmon and buckle berries arc
clothing.
i in the comity is iutercsteil in the growth rijie.
The grent treasury vault at of this place allow me to make a state- | Mr. Kaufman landed a raft of lumber
Wmdiingfon covers more than a | incut in your piqrer that may be of some [ found floating in the Bay, and will use
interest to those who contemplate pur- it to build an addition to his house.
quarter of an acre and is twelve chasing about 4 months ago I sold 59 acres
The light-house inspector was with us
feet deep. Recently there was off the west, end of my placeknownas tiie for M few j»»».
890,000,000 in silver stored there Hiraui Smith, I>. L. Claim to W. S
We are waiting for the government to
lhe ru;((l (() T,1|a,nl)ok frol„ t|,c
—an amount that weighed 4,000 Cone, tho coifiderution bemg »,.0000.
ton* null would load 178 freight which ho immediately proceeded to plat, ||gllt.||1)USei M it will „llorten lhe(listilI1(.e
j and on the loth day of April the place | I six miles.
cars.
i was put on the market and on tho 10th I
The bcHt coffee that is exported day of July the Hale of lotion the place] Four more claims were taken on Cape
Meares lately, of which there is 25JO
from Mexico is raised by a colon) ' i-qualcd the amount of the purchase, acres
to choose from.
price,
lie
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holds
contracts
for
neverul
of confederate refugees who settled
Rev. Cross preached here the 12th.
new icsidvuces to be I milt iminediatelv.
in Cordons, iu the state of Vera
Y U Rasp W m . J. IiLU rTT.
Mr.O'Hara was offered $2500.00 for his
Cruz, nt the end of the war. They
farm by a gentleman from the valley.
have devoted till their attention to
H kmi . ock I’ ahk .
this industry, and it has proved
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very profitable to them.
fto to the Frisco Store at Tillamook,
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when» they not only keep the very bent I Jesse Craven cut his foot across the
goods on the market but will sell yon instep very badly and for a lime it was
try good*, hats, caps, qneensware, glass- j feared he would bleed to death, but is
ware, fruit jars staple and fancy groceriea now much twtter.
cheaper than elsewhere in Tillamook
Coasters nre becoming numerous.
county.
Twenty wagons passed down the Little
Wc keep the best bacon, liams, lard 1 Nestucca beach July 8.
and flour.
A. W. Fletcher is erecting a new dwel­
\ large supply of sugar jnst received, ling house.
come and buy a sack while the price is
Several families have lately moved to
low
Little Netucca and taken up claims in
We take butter anti all kinds of farmers
this vicinty.
produce in oxclinnged for goods.
J. W. Ilellenbrand and il ite have
W 4 shall receive a choice lot of pine-
apph’s, pineapple cheese, watermelons, gone to Salem to 1 ttend a law-suit.
Mrs. Crocker and family are living in
cueunil ers, tomatoes, hinch goods and
the house formerly owned by Mr. Btiz-
tuble luxuries by next Frisco Steamer.
We guarantee to save yon money on ley.
all bills; cotne see for yourselves and be
We understand that Mr. Baxter is
convinced. (•<> to the sign of “Frisco sparing no cxjieiiso in bridging and
Stere.
blasting, that his road may soon be 111
first-class condition.
Opposite
l.ar.son House.
Tillamook,
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KING’S
A. J. STILLWELL, PROPRIETOR.
Cigars. Tobacco, Fruits and Candies.
Temperance Drinlis.
TD»ily
Fine Fool Table.
What is the use
Of paying high prices for your
For Sa.1».
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Hat9)
Class BarTsei Slxcpfc
in connEctian.
SHAVING, AND HAIR-CUTTING IN THE LATEST
STYLE, AT POPULAR PRICES.
Next door to Letcher 8c Stillwell's Jewelry Store,
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Caps, Boots, Shoes, and al! kinds of Notions,
When you can get them at a “live and let live" price?
If you are particular
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
And want the best of everything
Qrand Central Milliard "Hall
Cail at King’s, examine goods and get
Prices before buying elsewhere.
C. B. HADLEY, Proprietor.
We have goods
Constantly arriving-, so you can always get frosh good!.
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And quick sales
Fine Billiard and Foal Tablas.
OREGON
TILLA IVIOGK,
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Tillamook, Ore.
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TOILET ARTICLES ¿N3 DRUGGIST HÛTICHS.
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A GENERAL ASSORTMENT
Of all goods usually kept in a well a
pointed Drug store constantly
on hand.
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TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
Insurance in good companies
at rj.io.i I'j'.c ra‘ .s.
Noiary Public, Conveyancer,
a.il M i.-iciget a Specialty.
II. 11. DOWNING,
-UNREAL ft ESTATE ft AGENTS
AND DEALER IN
Farming, S toe It and Timber
Lands in’ Fa
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•'llie world cant come to an
end.” Why not?” “Its a globe,
ProductiYd Sail. Rich in Timber ;.nd Coal.
anil coiiMpiently there's no end Io
Good Harbor when Government Works now Provided for are Comple
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Acre Lots and town lots in good
Georgie What makes the old
Correspondence regarding
location
for sale.
ent howl ho ? Dickie I'd guess
solicited.
you'll make a noise too if you was
Anyone having Farming Lands nr City Property'
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full of Addle strings inside.
for sale, will da well tn list it with us.
Waiter (at the club) -There's a
C nn Brawn Elack, Tillamook, Dre.
lady outside who says that her
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husband promised to lie home early
('unis,
tonight. All (rising) Excuse me E uvc I oim ' s ,
a moment.
I etter-heads,
Frank (hikes Ims gone to his claim on
Ht‘ —What docs the poet mean Hill-heads,
Wilson river. Mrs. Oakes, wi n lias been
NOTICE FOR 1TBT.U ATION’
by an aching void?" I can't under­ Statements,
in feeble health, is still quite unable to Land Ortho
HELP WANTED!
atOtx’p n City. Oregon, Julv 6,
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in livrvbv ^iAen that the following
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BjUiK5 T,I a N A gold MINI-' No capital
stand what it can possibly lie. Posters,
luitned settler has flleJ notice of hi« intention jut-dvd Nori.k but pa to »15 a day profit!
Wallace (hikes I iuh commenced the to make final i>ro.»f in support of his claim sti'i ‘•■»ch' r.. ^tu.l<•n,«. 11 Inl.l. r«, llr iKl,t M. n
Bile Why, I should think you
Hand bills,
thrtt said proof will l>c made before (he County
I iidit'R wanted in every Town and County
erectirMioi a dwelling house in tiie south ( Jerk of I iliaiuouk Uouiity, at Tillamook, Ore­ and
No . »Krtencc nc-ded Credit rriv. n if dedredi
ought to know. Have you never Tickets,
gon,
on August a;
via;
1’1 ml) Um tune and xei ure Hrwt choice of ex
part
of
town.
Circulars
had a headache?
A. L. Mdcrman,
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''■'•'TUKH! Writ, anil
Katie Madison had the miniorluuo to Homestead E:i«ry No. w.v for the se1« of s e
Wedding invitation»,
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Justice Von say that yon did Hall programmes,
fall from the tep of a high ladder and He names the following witnesses to prove
M Earl’g Ford oa TragJÇ IRiver, fiear
FOOTPRINTS OF THE
■ break her arm.
not know that you were violating Placards,
nls continuous nsideucc upon and cultivation
of. said land vis:
WORLD'S HISTORY
the law. Ah but, my dear sir. l>eed»,
A school tneeting has be-n called for,
BenJ IHairlntiothnm, Henry Baker «nd A J By WM 8 BRYAN and JOHN CLARK RIDRATH,
Ke.to’i ifXehslem Wm IMtmitler, of Til
T h « W orld C» i . b » batkd II irtorianr .
1 one week from Saturday, to vote money laiuot'k,
ignorance of the In* is no excuse Mortgage»
Tillamook County. Oregon.
The »lory of the Nation, al told in the
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J- T. Appcrson, Register.
and consider ways and means for tl.e
brilliant .l.erl. ,lul Kranil
hrex.-menl. of
to any man. Primmer That’s Bond»,
Receipts,
balance of the year's sdiool.
• III W 1 rl.l » Heroesand Heroine.. A rich store I
rather rough on Isith of us. ain't it. l.egii blanks,
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werrrl and nomlerlrrl cent, of the - lime,
We learn that twelve new dwellings
your Worship?
tried men-. ...uh
Thrilling .lorle. of
Pamphlet»,
are soon to be erected in Bar View addi­ The umtersign xl wip offer jor sale at Public t hat
o- 1 y. of Chivalry, -tartlin» heroic achieve
And all kinds of commercial printing, tion. also that Hie wharf is to be fintsbed Auction st Tillamook, Ores 'll, saiurxiay July rnent. of warrior, and eruwMlrra. Alo, a
Save us from the girls and
vast collect;, hi of the rar.-sf »cm. of Encli.h and
»■’III ls»l, all the personal property of the estate Amen.-an Historical Literahrrr. The most won-
matron* who, dull in arithmetic book w rk etc., etc. Good work and immediately.
regulation prices.
ofM r Hathaway deceased, including
Dry dertul New Ihmk of the day the «real .elf-
Mr. Rogers is ready now to welcome io :• lire-, C.o ls, Hardware, Household rdueator: just the book the people want over
and nowhere in Euclid, yet invar-
cra'"’ „Historical lllnmln,(|on,.
' hi» guest* at Hotel l’acitic.
Furniture, Marne«, Etc Terms of sale, ou all Hslf I r. -te«| Enrravrngs, and brilliant oll-
ably solve the problem of putting a
purchaaesol less than | k > co, cash; over <20.00 eolorr d plate«. E verybody finds it a bonanza
Ih-ovost
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have
another
kiln
of
Of..
It «cits without asking NoCapital
numlter five foot in a nuntlier three
cue third cash balance on app ,ed note.
, brick nearly ready to burn.
'.'"J), !',”r»htbu»li>eM«nd big profits »Men
Issit and a 21 inch wai>t into an 18
C laim Tn araa
11 1 lUusiraterl circular, and full particular, .ent
The people ol the Truckee mill have
Ewcsitor.
Address, IlISTOKIl Al 1‘VB.Co.
inch cornet.
ST. Loci'1. Mo.
raised money and will maintain »private
The blue-jay liar ubo hail* troni
Astoria.Oregon, isubimi aspici tu e-
M|Ue aaany. He stiys that Andrew
Young reeently dr-mivered timi
Mue-jays «ere diggiug tip potati» »
flying with tliem in their bill* and
dropping t lieti iato n Itole in 11 hel­
lo* tre« on Iti* ranch l'or future
tl*c. The potatoe* fell thixmgh lo
thè ground and Mr. Young Ini-
aMsiialaslK-Uml_ ¡ k _ Unire idea. He
We wish to collect
»11 outstanding ac­
ts ants for subtwrip-
lion* mid advertía*
loir before Inly 25.
Please settle up if
you can .(Mire th«
money.
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August 6 to 16,1891.
school iu their neighborhood.
T illamook a grand ronde stage line
C has . C hatterton .
W hat about our county institute? Arc
the teacbtis to know of it iu lime so that
Wednesdays and Fridays.
they may make necessary arrangements
Leaves Grand Ronde for Tillamook, Tuesdays
i to lie ou hand ?
1 artica located on Homesteads or Thnndays and Sstardnys.
Makes connections with McMinnville and
Timber claim*.
Rev. Weir, preached Monday evening,
Grand Ronde Stage.
toafttll house in Hotel 1‘aeiflc. R ■.
Larsen House,
Tillamook, Ore.
tr Tillamook.
Wr od left an npp intment to preach iu Trask River,
1 the same building next Sunday morning
atul evening.
CLUBBING LIST.
T illamook a Y amhill stage koite .
!JI 1 ■ safe for the new bank Arris. I per
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«nd
Toledo Biadc 1 ye«r
••Ugele.ir.
North
Vsnihtll
Unity,
except
Sun
Nrhulrm Dr Arti Magr Houle.
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Str. Augusts.
lay. at J a xr lor Tillamook
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Editor Jones of the H kadlicht was in team TtUamook lady, except Sunday at
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auspices of the
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Rev. D. C. McFarland, J. W. Crate
Molloy, and Chas. Cross will be present
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Beautiful grounds, conveniently loCS’
Christians of all denominations
invited to attend.