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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1891)
ikLÜJ T ill am < HltdO«rtc V»>ri^r»ncv rsrlor.. I Thetrsgieal incidence of Wednesday 44 “ COW 50 morning has assumed another phase. *4 Jersey btìll 1 011 •Mrs. Palmer, fading to carve Mr. Still- Try Kutch & Boole’s best cigar». 11. 44 " cow, full blond or‘gfailkd 50 «ell’s anaWmy, swore out a warrant 4V Fresh supply of fruits at Kutch A bull of ahy breed of kind Ì 50 against him before Justice Thompson, ir Í sel ,, h ’ ♦ < cow for butter Bodie’s. I j Diploma alleging that lie had attempted rape on r ajto RA'K y - at * la 'V’ Henry Roberts is seriously ill with ; her little daughter. N ote .—Tests for butter lo be decided pneumonia. by actual production ol butter during OREGON. ( Mr. Stillwell was arrested and taken J fair week, made under direction of tl.e raw’"** Theie w ill be several divorce coses iu efore the Justice for examination. Dep superintendent. the Circuit Court. uty District Attorney A. W. Severance r.HAWLSBY. Best beef steer, any ago Mrs. Gallon is applying for a divorce in appeared fur the state and James McCain >ol “ “2 year-old for the defense. The defendant waived the courts at Astoria. it 44 44 | 4i II “For Sale” and "For Rent” placards examination and was bound over in the i B eginning S eptember 1 st ., and “ calf PuHic»^ Real ’«state Conveyancer. num of $300 to appear before the grand tl at this office; 5 cts each btef animal, ally age,either sex 2 50 L asting T hree D ays . jury which convenes shortly. ti yoke of work cattie Messrs Markley and Savage are still g, severance , This whole affair ia very unfortunate ' at trained yoke of vearlinsg ut work ou tho county abstracts and embarrassing to Mr. Stillwell and! p^rtr- D istrict - A ttorn e y , or under, broken by boy It is understood that another saloon llis friends, and it is generally believed 15 years old or under, Extensive Preparation» aro being made (judicial District,for Tillamook County will be started here selling beer only. that lie is entirely innocent of the charges, j C lass in.—S heep , G oats and Hods. HUAM0ÖK, - 'OREGON. 1 l»y the Tillamook Fair AMmeiatiun The lumber is being put on tbe Fair being the victim of unjust persecution. ■ M A.—Bheep And a Grand Time I m I grounds for tho Flora] Hall and stables. If the widow lady, Mrs. Palmer, had | Best buck Expected. »«J —__ _ ». ............... I 44 Mons Lorenzo, with his show, disap good reason to beleive Mr. Stillwell ewe jyUOE THAYER, 44 peared very suddenly and mysteriously. guilty, hewever, she is not to be con- ! To the P eople or T illauimik The ' five ewes 44 deuined for her course, aUd if he is Directors of the Tillamook Fair Asaocia- “ Iambs T. II. Olsen and wife of Astoria have L-ocisted with McCain & Hurley in bee,: visiting with Win. Olsen of this guilty he should suffer the consequences, i tion in presenting this catalogue of their 1 B —Goats. A Handsome Display! but it looks very much as if the ladv ’ projected Annual Fair, deplore the fact Circuit and Supreme Court business Best Angora buck place. “What are you doing, my pretty maid?’’ 44 made a serious mistake, aud through tliat the Pre‘"illllls offered and purses for Tillamook county. " ewe It is rumored that W. IL Cooper has some misapprehension 1ms prosecuted an? 110‘ as ,,unlerou» or as 1. rge as might ’“Shaking the table cloth, Sir,” she said 44 five kids. just fallen heir to property valued at an innocent man, and brought on her be " desired. “WlleYe did you get it, my pretty maid?” Tile Association has eouie ' "" C.—Hogs. L IURNEY J. W. DRAPER ♦65,000. “Bought it at Cot'.H A Go’s, sir,” she said. to stay, however, and does not propose self an undesirable notoriety. The mere 50 Best boar hmML 4 DRAPER, It is understood that Cohn A Co’s new- charge of such a crime against a man is to bite off more than it fan chew. It ex I A itokneys - at -L aw , 5Ó “ sow “In truth,” quoth the maid, (assuming u confidential air, as bln'. I OREGON CITY, OREGON. building will be occupied by the beer also a horrible stigma to rest under, but pects to expeud in premiums mid inci- to “ litter of pigs 189r would say, “Lo, 1 have a secret to unfold”), Cohn & Co. have A Ljreyears experience as Register of the saloou. 1 oò Mr. Stillwell is of respectable family and • deutal expenses as much, if not more, Heaviest hog RlAMO O ffick here recommends us iu our than it will receive. C lass iv .—CmcKitrs has always borne a good reputation. He Canned goods, lunch goods, and de remarkably handsome display of table linen and all kinds of dry S* hr of business before the L and O ffice The Association was not organized to 50 Best trio, Black Spanish tegrts and involving the practice iu the licious summer drinks nt Kutch A is a young man, about 23 years of age, 44 it make money for any man or any of the goods,—everything that you could wish for. That store is full of Brown la-ghorn 50 has been successful in his business, is Bodie’s 11. & il (. and O ffice . It 4 4 stock holders, but to afford a place where 5Ú White “ Kutch A Bodlo linvo just received a sober, industrious and intelligent. His our little county fair can be held annu tempting bargains;” 4 < 44 ao Plymouth Rocks I ibrockenbrough , large lot of fruits, melons, cuts, candies father, Hon. Wm. D. Stillwell, is Joint ally ; where all of our people can come 44 ll I.angshams 50 Representative for Tillamook. Several and fine tobaccos. 11. I ATTORNEY AT LAW. 44 it Wyniidotles 50 witnesses wero present when the alleged for a few days camping-out and social 44 «4 Mrs. II. V, V. Johnson is visiting with recreation, and where the product« and Lspcial Agent of the General Land Office.) Buff Cochins 50 offense occurred, and say there is nothing 44 the Dr. and expects to remain in Tilla stock of our country can be brought [ OREGON CITV, OREGON. display of blooded chickens o 50 whatever in the charge. (IgniteactA. Pre-Emptions, and Timber mook for a few weeks. pair turkeys I On the other hand the complaining together for examination and comparison. 50 UApplicalions, a Specialty. 44 it In case the people are liberal and gen F or S alk .—Team of work cattle, good witness is a widow, with no particular 50 geese rpnci: »nd Floor L and O ffice nciLimm. 44 i I ducks, Pekin« leaders. Also stock cattle. Call on friends to look after her interests, and erous in their support, we shall do better «0 4 4 ll John Tyler at Neslocton. “ auy breed 50 I this ulone creates sympathy, and some iu tlie futvre. Where no money premiums are offered, C lash v.—G uains and G rass . MISCELLANEOUS City taxes have been due for some even go so far as to believe a crime was blue and red ribbons will be awarded for Best bushel oats time anil should be paid nt once lo L. L. committed. If Mrs. Palmer had been — a 44 first and second premiums. “ wheat 4E. THAYER, Stillwell, City Tax Collector. more deliberate and had consulted Mr. 44 gret Tbe catalogue of tlie Tillamook Fair “ barley New millinery just revived at Ruggles Stillwell mid the bystanders regarding Association for the First Annual Fair, to a < peck timothy 3ds BANKERS. A Johnson's. Our fall opening of mil the affair, it is probable that this very be held at Tillamook City, Tillamook at “ red-top od» liberal Banking and Exchange businetfB. linery will be Friday and Saturday, Aug unfortunate affair would have been drop- County, Oregon, commencing on on the n " orchard grass lied ut the time. Ktrest paid on time deposits. ust 28 and 29th. at 1st day of September, i891, to continue bean* [tichange on England, Belgium, Germany, ii A. L. Aiderman has sold his Nehalem three days is as follows: SCHOOL NOTES. 5 lbs hops lirtkn and all foreign countries. i < beach stage equipments to his brother, sheaf of above grasses PROGRAMME OF RACES. juAMOOK, - - - OREGON. Miss Lida Page was a visitor Inst W. B. Alderman, who will conduct the a 50 1 st day . or grains 44 week. I business as heretofore. 2 50 Tuesday September 1st. 20 llis honey Miss Jessie Mason commenced school 1 1. Running race, free for all, G00 C lass vi.—V egetables 1 The editor of this paper is not prepared Anyone having Farming Lands ar City Property AND 50 yards and repeat; purse <50; entraucc j : 2 pumpkin« j io compete for the last premium offered Wednesday. 50 2 squashes ♦20, added. TOWN LOTS The monthly examinations began on by the Fair Associaticn. We ask for far salej will da wall to list it with us. 2. Trotting race for 2-year-olds; L, , 4 heads cabbAgo 50 For sale st reasonable prices and on further time. Will try next year. Wednesday. itiilo and repeat; purse $25: entrance $15, I 2 “ cauliflower Gahn < a Brawn Block, Tillarnaak, D tb ', tenble terms. Location, best in the Mrs. D. C. Bowers made the school a The whole county is alive with campers. X bu. potatoes added. «in of Tillamook. visit Friday. If Tillamook had no other attractions, 3. Trotting race, gentlemen’s buggy X bu. onions m tillwell Three new pupils commenced school j horses, its climate, fishing, and fine beaches X dox. mangelwurxel mile: entrance ♦> to make in the upper room Monday. 4 • would assure it a prosperous future. tingar lieets purse. Association will add buggy robe »UL.4.RU0GLE8 Mrs. J. JOHNSON 44 Seven pupils were absent Monday, I for first horse, aud whip for last horse. table beets The following applicants for teacher’s 44 Kvrajltd- rutnbngaB Horses to have been owned three months license were present at the examination sickness being the general cause. ll turnips The advance department has taken up [ in Tillamook county, and to be driven j on Wednesday : Misses Cobb, Thacker, ll carrots by owners. 1’agenkaupf, Lawson Lawrance, and work in geometry , time, 3:45 to 4:00. peek tomatoes 2 nd day . Willey. The geography class is executing some exhibit vegetables very good work in map drawing this' Wednesday Sept. and. Saturday, August 15. being tlio Feast C i .A sk vii .—F rc I ts . 4. Pony race, 14 hands or under ; of tlie As umption, divine services will be terin. Best exhibit apples 440 yards and repeat; purse ♦20; entrance Mrs. Kerr has a happy way of getting <4 4 4 held in the Catholic church at 10 A. M pears j |5, added. 44 44 The day following, Sunday, services Will along with her little pupil». Besides ad- | I 5. Running race, for two-year-old peaches fat, Dress Trimmings and a General be held at the same hour. vanning them rapidly, they are being I I 4 ll 1 ' mile single plums Tillamook bred horses; JJ hsortment of Millinery Goods. trained in an excellent manner. tl gra| ms G A. Mowers brought some very fine dash; purse $35 ; entrance $10 added. tl 11 Mies Ji »ie Wilson quit school Tues blackberries wheat, which 11 as grown on his place to 6. Running race, free for all; 'a mile liamook regon i( Greatest and liest varieties of this office. He ha’about an acre and day. She will go with her parents to . and repeat; purse I5O; entrance $a0, it stands nearly seveu feet high, being their claim on Wilson river, where they ai|(]ej apples will reside seven months. j Best display of lady equeatrianship, C lass vhi .—F low K hb . well filled. The H eadlight prizes will be awarded second best $3.51). Best exhibit of flowers A car load of bridge iron is on the sid C lass ix .—F ancy W ohk . 3 hii day . JltcLivaj el. ing at this city for F. Scherzinger. We about October 1st. More explicit par-1 !l?a Ticini, tieulars regarding the manner of decid Best bible cushion Thursday Sept. 3rd. understand a bridge will be erected soon, <1 ing on the best composition» will be pub- i S. Trotting race, free for all; one fancy basket by him, over the Little Nestueca, near lislicd later. If sufficient interest is dis needIo book mile; purse $25; entrance |15, added. i^TiSTIS Oretown.—Sheridan Courier. played in this contest, more valuable 9. Running race, free for all; one lamp mat PHOTOGRAPHERS. The dates fixed by law for tbe examina prizes will be given just before the holi mile, single dash; purae #50; entrance watch case tion fcr teachers' certificates lias been , day vacation. J. W. U. piu cushion |20, added 10. Consolation purse, |15; best two laily’s collar 10 WORK at the LOWEST LIVING RATES. changed to the zth Wednesdays in Aug., | N’oveuilier, February and May. The tidy, worsted or cotton in three, 440 yards. Fir horses that City anke<l to l’ay DAmagv»«. j examination for this month will occur ou pillow sliaui have taken no part of |>urses. I Copying and Enlarging in Oil, Pastel, Col. A. Carr, U. S. Ins|>eetors of insertion . the 12th inst. RULES. I'.rtyon India Ink and H ater Colors, a (*<>r Flr»l St. «inti 1st Ave. K. Surveys, who was thrown from the edgeing In all races three to enter and two to TILLAMOOK. OfcKGON. Mattie P. Krekel will deliver a series lifeeialty. Call and examine our work stage in front of the M. E. Church, infant’s skirt I S tudio N ear G. A. R. H all . start are required. free lectures at Hadley’s Hall on August apron frlLLAMOOK, - - OREGON 24, 25, and 26. She comes well recoin- breaking his arm, writes to tlie City No money given for a walk-over. Trustees claiming damages to the extent cruchet work, greatest variety 1 Running races will lie conducted ac j mended us an entertaining public speak of $500. ladies skirt cording to the rules of the Pacific Blood er, and handles the questions of “Wo A meeting of the citizens was called by Horse association; trotting races, accord ironed garment men's Rights" and “Free Thinking” in tlie Trustee« to consider the matter, ami ing to the rules 01 the National Trotting patch-work quilt 1 an able manner. 10-12. the people passed a resolution to the crazy quilt DEALER IN - — Association. D. H . Sexton, father of Clias Sexion, effect that the claim should not be paid 1 In races for less than display ol fancy needle mile the dis Hardware, Cutlery, CoorB, Window? ! of Lucky Queen, arrived from Tillamook uuless forced by law work tance flag shall lie ninety feet. of beef, y, Mon Thursday last. His wife had been Col. Carr, who is a resident of St. Louis, C lass x .—W orks or A rt . All purses shall be divided, two-thirds EH qvbh , RanQBH, Tin-ware, _ on a visit east and Mr, Sexton was to threatens ‘suit in the U. S court to re to whiner, and one-third to second. Best oil painting oil canvas in MBBfe______________________ i_ !»,;> itter, vegetables and chickens have joined her there, but on his way at cover damages if the city does not com- frame In the one mile trotting race, it the 11 aqd Feinta. Portland he found that «lie thinking of promise. •• •• Wood bought and »old. race docs not fill, any horse enteiing and «I ____ hot _ _______________ the sultry nights of Washington, D. If this claim is paid without a contest «atefcolor in frame trotting In 2:40, or better, shall be en MMbtion guaranteed to evety one. i< | C., had taken a bee-line for borne, so he it will set a bad precedent, and be the peltcil sketch from nature bhop opposite the Grand Central. titled to the purse. Plumbing Bnd Tiq-rnofing Promptly Dona. it jumped on the next train and overtook means of much loss to the city in the crayon •’ L. II. Brown. A dmission F ee .— 50 c I s per day, or $1 00 tt (teuinanship, bov under 10 , her at the residence of the son. Mr. future, and it is believed here that the for season. Ladies, half price. Olli.GON. TILLAMOOK i < “ girl T1 L L A M O O K_______ Sexton to enthusiastic over the prospects accident was in no way the fault of the For further information regarding the << 1 Miviuurrx of Tillamook City and says his county city, but owing to the carelessness of the ' various premiums, entrances, etc., in moss wreath 1______ f IVERY STABLE will be the richest ou the coast in a few stage driver. C lass XL—MiScr.LLANKorS. quire of A. P. Wilson, Secretary of the Dairy, household manufactures, “ years.—Rogue River Courier. Tillamook Fair Association. Jury IJ*t. by exhibitor. First-class single and double r> I’KKSONAb. Bert 5 1b fresh butter PREMIUM LIST. turnouts kept on hand Geo E. K. Deane, A. R se, D. Rea 44 5 lb. butter, 6 mo. old C lass 1—H orse ». J. E. Magera of McMinnville came over soner, C. A Christenson, Chas I’ye, W. It 5 lb. new cheese Boarding and transient 8ÍOCK 11. Cooper, M. Poland, J. G. Day, Win. II ! ibis week GEORGE FETTIT, PROPRIETO A.—Draft Horses. 5 lb. cheese <i mo. old carefully cared for. Mills, L. G Freeman, Wm. Himes, II. Best Stallion, 3 years old or upward >2 II T ILLAMOOK, OKEGC Hon. P. P. Gates and T. J. Harris have brown bread B. Johnson, L Crenshaw, Geo. Means, it ,. j “ “ “ I BROS. returned to Yamhill. hop yeast bread C. G. Cutting, Chas. H. Libby, J. J. .< j « “ ’• It 1 I» yeast biscitit Chas. Fuqua of McMinnville was in Rush, Win. Olsen. C. R Hunt, J. Mapes, ti Horse Colt, by side of dnm I« assortment of cake ‘ kinds the citv this week. He is a former re- J K. Craven, Amos Vaughn, James a Brood Mare 3 years or upward 1 It exhibit of preserved fruit» 1 siilent of Dolph. TKIWISTSS. Iti OO Ä 13AY it » Fuller. Geo. L. Fuller. Wm. Gallatnl, ft 44 2 “ ** 1 quart »nd half gallon jnra Rev. J H. Wood left us on Monday. tt 44 44 | 44 44 John Bumgarner, W. Armstrong, J. < This House ¡3 First-class in every Respect. n LARSON, «I exhibit ol canoed fruits in ' His postotfice address will be Howell’s Mason. R. D. Sales, Wesley Day, and i < Mare Colt, by side of dam 50 qu ilt and half gallon jars Valley, Ore., hereafter. The people Jasper Smith. Medal to »tallioc which has been en it exhibit of jellies in jelly 1 were loth to see him and bis good wile tered showing five beat colts of any age. • cups depart. 2 00 «< rag carpet Best span of draft mares "agon-making. Farming Itnple- < >KH< iONt B. T. Broderson. of the firm of Brodcr- TILLAMf >< >K. 2 mi •• “ '• homes u pair woolen aocka The stockholders of the Pacific States humts and Mill Machinery RepaireJ, son & Hicks, real estate men, of Portland, Building and Loan Association will It walking team, draft boraca 2 50 arson rop “ “ Mocking« ■4 JM 4 all kinds of wood-work and and general agents for the Pacific SUte 4» B. —Thoroug h bred*. please meet in <i. O. Nolan’s offn e on display millinery ■ ¿‘neral black-smithing done. Loan and Building Association, i» in the it Ue«t Stallion, «years old or over 2 n exhibit cabinetwork Saturday evening August l5. Important t, J 14’ *< «« looking after the campony’» interests basine»« is to he transai teil, ami the 44 1 00 4l Medal display of printing, Horne-Bhoeing a Specialty. city here. Mr. Broderson is accompanied by 00 «« I It it Mare of Sny age general agent of the company will be display photographs hto laimay, family, «*«.v» and they are enjoying them- C. — Trotting Bred Horses. IMS , ...» Prettiest liabjr, 1 year old or present. G- O. Nolan, Sec y. TILLAMOOK, OfcBOOM. wives recreting in Tillamook’s invigora i 50 under Silver Medal. Best Bullion of any age 50 Mare “ ** " ting climate. i », ii rw*. 00 44 horse or maro, S vear-old Th» Siw»t «nd h»»l f«r«l»b»d h<K«f <" ••>< ‘1*1 Fits! cl«» in every «».pell Ratrs rra4> • a Tom Ifandley Jr , tbe nirte-year-oM 44 2 00 44 The government is making investiga Th» C<mr»rt. tl II tions as to the feasibility of the Wilson 1 JO non of T B llandley, E-<| . captored a ». STILL' À LFTCMR« Prof Davis’ concert Wedntsday Digbt river road, as the mail route to Tillamook. devii fish (Cephaloplera lampyrus), on it Colt by side of dam thè bay Tuewlay It meaaarcd tour faet was a succes« A crowded house «p- It to |>rob«blethat thicronte will be used Sari:.— Stallions or mares exhibited a« peedated the music. Mr«. Davm 1 an M soon a« the road is finished tboroughbr.sia must be accompanied by frotn tip to tip of tentarle* The»; excellent singer; so to M * Boom-. affidavit of owner» «bowing that they are animai* are seldom found on Ulto pnrt of Wifta Shop la Caaaectita. Guy Bild is a bin! that ia not to he Ta X)«ht: To Nicht: thè «oast such W a T í him , lUM.Hi Tom tur would i.avelmd a hard total« Stallions exhibited in the trotting clan “gnved ” . ., Firemen’* Ixjnelit to-night! bon’t feti li tbe «topo* ha.,1 it «•* Ita long Tbe party will gi*e » concert to-mgl.L help Ü»e bon v<*l O ua I programme must be a< «ompanied by their pedigree mmmmm A Wood wanted at this office. ffflaaook. - Oler»«. D t-f Tillamook's First Still in the Lead? miai Fair RACE PROGRAMME. Attomey-at-Law. ■I Attorney-at-Lawv Produce taken in exchange for goods. M o 11 r< >e <S: 13 rest o 11, REAL ESTATE TRACTS ACRE W . D. S . ILLINEim Arrive on every steamer for C. E. Reynolds, f;<SS-MÏÏKlNG. the enterprising Furniture Man , H O He carries a . IMEI^IC^ pOI^T^IT CO. Large Stock of household furniture, etc. Wall Paper and window blinds of the latest designe. Undertaking A full linn of burial caskets C entral M arket , C: S. A. ROBERTS» I» L. H. BioWn, prop. The best veal, pork and mutton on hand. /. OCCIDÊ JONES Proprietor. BEST ACCOMMODATIONS IN THE CIT I. F. black - smith , LARSON HOUSE M H L , P . Boarding by the Day or Wee N Every attention shown to rueRts. arid no pains spared to make them comfortable in overy NEW HOTEL BUILDING. P. ROBERTS COJlT^CTOH BUILD£K' LETCI 1ER & STILLWELL, WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELEF fep. Opposite IJ. IÇ [Í b II i j
