Tillamook headlight., July 27, 1893, Image 2

The following advertisement said
to be in circulation in Portland and
OFFICIAL PAPER OF TILLAMOOK COUNTY. other places was received by one
of our prominent citizens, accom­
T om C oatkm • • E dito * and P mopbiktob panied by a letter from an intend­
ing investor inquiring as to the
T illamook , O ke ., July 27, 1893. soundness of the proposition:
Published every Thursday evening.
(STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.)
Otte year
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Addition toTillamook, Oregon.
Cem of the Pacific Ocean
advertising RATES.
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TILLAMOOK FJAI<K.
KATES Of SUBSCRIPTION.
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A SWINDLE.
<Tilliini0oh
per year $6.75
” ‘Zo.oo rp 11E coining 11A BBl lit of the W< IKI.I >,
” ” .U»» a in ten years will surpass any city on
” ” 60.00 th« Pacific coast, it will tie the greatest
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BIGHTS OF ASSOCIATION
S t . B ail , Mi iiii ., July 20.—The
supreme court of the state handed
down today an important decision
which has a wide bearing on labor
and capital alike. The North­
western Lumbermen's Association
has a rule providing that no mem­
ber shall sell goods at any place at
prices lower than the retail dealers.
The Bohn MaiiiifactiiringCompany,
one of its members, was accused of
violating the rule and was notified
by Secretary Hollis, that a circular
of warning of the fact would be
sent to al! members. Bolin secured
an injunction restraining the secre­
tary on the ground that such a
boycott would seriously injure bis
business. The lower court's order
was today reversed by the supreme
court on the ground that the Bohn
Company, being a member of the
association, should baveconformed
to its rules. The supreme court
holds anyone, unless under contract
obligations, or unless his employ­
ment charges him with some public
duty, Ims the right to refuse to
work for or deal with any man or
class of men he sees lit, and this
l ight, which one man may exercise
singly, any number of men may
exercise jointly. In the opinion,
which is very lengthy. Judge
Mitchell reviews the history of the
case and says it presents one phase
of the subject which is likely to be
one of the most important and
difficult which will confront the
courts during the next quarter of a
century, lie adds: "This is an age
of associations ami liilstr unions.
Confined to their proper limits they
arc not only lawful but laudable.
Carried beyond these limits they
are liable to become dangerous
agencies for wrong and oppression.
Beyond wliat limits these combin­
ations cannot go without iuter-
ferring with legal rights of others,
is the problem which the courts
will doubtless be frequently called
to pass upon."
Railroad Center on the Pacil <• coast, as
five Transcontinental Roads are headed
for TlLI.LMI MIK today; Itecauee of iU
excellent HARBOR, and its ability to
handle commerce will one day make it
tlie commercial center of thejtt orld with
direct STEAMSHIP J.I.NE8 to
CHINA, AUSTRALIA AND HONOLULU
It today lias abundance of IRON and
MINERAL deposits yet undeveloped
Also the largest Timber Production in
the world of hardwood such as OAK,
( ELlARand MABl.Eand MAHOGANY
Also the fishing industry will soon dev­
elop into the largest on the coast, mak­
ing in all the Best and Safest and Surest
place to invest your money, as we can
now sell von lots at (50.00, which will
probably in a few years bring you as
many thousand.
TILLAMOOK HARBOR has been
known for many years, but owing to the
many di l enities of gaining access, it
has been overlooked until lately.
Now
one Railroad lias reached and tour more
headed that way People have got their
eves upon it as they did years ago w ith
I liieago, .‘an Francisco, Kansas City
and lienver, and a great many other
cities.
Ho not think because it is cheap that
it is not worth having, as every city in
the world has sold the same kind of
profierty at the same price.
These lots will be business property in
time, and a lew dollars invested now
will some day make you wealthy. A
word to the wise is sufficient.
Tills offer is only for IM) days, then the
price w ill lie doubled, so buy at once as
you will never regret a gissl Bargain.
ADDRESS:
HEAD OFFICE TLLiMOOK LAND CO,
158, 1st Street, Portland, Ore.
BRANCH OFFICE:
Terms f 10.00 down and (5.00 per month.
The advertisement is accom­
panied by a map which represents
Tillamook Park as being t ight on
the bay about where Hobson ville
is ami having three lines of rail­
roads, one running through from
Portland to Astoria and two term­
inating at Tillamook.
WIIElti: TILLAMOOK I’AKK ADDITION IS.
The plat ol the Tillamook Park
Addition to Tillamook was filed in
the county clerk’s office by (I. W.
Allen of Portland, early in April
ami was recorded as being in the
N W | of X E |. sec III, Tp. 3 S.
R 8 W, Tillamook City is in see.
25. Tp. 1 S, It 9 W. Thus it will
be readily understood that Tilla­
mook Park Addition is about 20
miles from this city in a direct line
and instead of being on the bay, as
represented on the map, is away
back in the mountains and not
w ithin twenty miles of navigable
A LONDON ARTICLE ON FIR.
water even in a direct line. Any­
Tim Timber Traile Jotiriiul, of one who buys lots in that so called
London, England, recently pub­ Addition will lave to make a
lished an article on fir from which journey of at least 30 miles from
we glean the following: It still this city to the headwaters of
ndheres to obsolete mimes for Fir. Nestucea river, through a moun­
culling it Douglas Pine, Oregon tainous country, part of tlie way
Pine mid even Vancouver ( B. ('.) with no read except a mountain
Pine. It says that Fir is now lie­ trail, before he finds his property.
ginning to be recognized as belong­ We are informed that it is very
ing to the high class limiter of doubtful if a man could get to the
Great Britain and the continent. land on horseliack. There are no
The indications point to a large railroads near it. The prospectus
consumption in Ihe immediate is a fraud of the rankest kind and
future. Irrespective ol its other we take this first opportunity of
merits, one of its chief advantages repudiating any and all connection
is the enormous size, enabling deals it represents as having w ith Tilla­
to lie cut from the logs clear of sap mook city and harlior.
ill any w idth or thickness. It costs
In justice to the interests of this
more to lily down a cargo of Fir in community, and to protect those
the ports of the I'nited States oil w ho may l>e tempted to invest we
the \tinntie coast, than it does hi warn the public of tin1 nature of
English ports. Gue of the great the proposition. Such a scheme is
difficult ics in cutting decking from more detrimental to the interests
small logs is the inability to get it of this city than even to those who
vertical grain; this is avoided in invest. The more successful the
the big Fir logs. It is merely a swindle, the worse effect it will
question of timi* before it becomes have, and our citizens should take
ns common as pitch pine in the steps at once to eX|s>se it and see
English markets. It is especial I \ that its promoters are brought to
valuable as a wood to lie used in justice. The community cannot
ship work on account of its non- afford to let this fraud go any
eorrosiveiiess when it ¡scouted with further, hut should, and in fact
iron. Most timber w lien Isdte to does, kick most vigorously against
iron has wliat is called iron sick­ having such a rank swindle con­
ness, that is it corrodes. and it is nected with it.
neees-ary to relsdt in time. Fir is
That Tillaimsik has gained some
not so affected and will hold Isdts prominence as a favorable place to
and nails so well that it is with invest is proved by the attempt of
difficulty they are withdrawn. Fir' these swindlers to make use of the
is lighter tlinii pitch pine, another name, and it behoves all parties
advantage it has \ll are acquaint- interested in its welfare to guard
cd with Fir spars, siptare or octag­ watchfully against any scheme that
onal, which in Loudon form a will tend to injure this city and
peeiaJ article of trade.
surrounding country.
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Our Immense Stock of Fall Goods will soon be here an we must make
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In. order to reduce our present large stock of goods
and make room, we are now offering some of the
biggest bargains you ever heard of in this county.
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TQe "Deal in all kirçdz of Counfrg “Produce.
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New Goods Every Steamer.
COHH <£z CO-, Tillamook, Ore. '
He is not going to
But to chase the
close Lamb
large crowd away.
out,
Is ihe place to find Baigains in
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DRY + GOODS,
Everything New!—.
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New Building, New Goods at the
TILLAIVJOO^ BOOK, STORE
z/ full supply of School /looks.
Stationery, Magazines, and
Periodicals always on hand.
__ B. C. Lamb, Prop’r
AGENCY FOR
The
Largest stock
of Boots and
Shoes in the
City.
Hats S' Caps.
Gents Furni­
sh ing Goods.
BRADLEY&METCALFCK
CELEBRATED
BOOTS&SHOES
Complete line
of Ladies
Dress Goods.
ESTABLISHED 1843
Can fit you in
Clothing and
foot wear.
THE BIGGEST BOOT IN THE
111» MARS C0PVMCHTIO
TILLAMOOK JjAKERY *
N. P. ROBERTS,
A
-if nd C°NHE(LnoNERY-
NOW OPEN.
------- Dealer in-------
pies, cakes etc. always on hand. Home­
Hardware, Tinware and StoVep. Fresh bread,
made and French candies, oranges, nuts and
TOOLS, CUTLERY, NAILS, DOORS.
A TIN SHOP IN CONNECTION.
PLUMBING DONE TO ORDER
Tillamook.
DRIVING MUCH COWS.
The law concerning fires in Ore­
The other day I saw a small boy
gon forests reads as follows:
on a small black pony, driving two
See. 4. Any person or persons
cows from pasture at break-neck
who shall wilfully set fire to any speed. Watch the boy that drives
wooded country. or forest belonging your cows to and from the pasture.
to the state, or I'nited States, or It is a miserable bail practice to
to any person or persons, shall lie run a milch cow. Of all animals,
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor,
she more than another, needs to be
and upon conviction before a court
slowly driven and kindly treated.
of competent jurisdiction, shall be
Driving the cow at an unwonted
punished by a fine not exceeding
gait will result in less milk, and the
one thousand dollars, or imprison­
| milk will decrease wonderfully in
ment not exceeding one year, or by
cream richness, and is liable to be
Isitli such fine and imprisonment:
poisoned by fever from the cow.
provided, that nothing herein con­
brought on by undue exertion and
tained shall apply to any person
nervous excitment. It is not safe
who in good faith sets a back fire
to feed such milk to little children.
to prevent the extent ion of a fire
—Edwin Montgomery in Hoard's
already burning.
Dairy ma n.
AGONY FROM DROPPING OF WATER
\ curious experiment is said to
have been made on Wednesday in
a place of entertainment in Vienna.
An American acrobat bet a Vienna
athlete a considerable sum that lie
could not bear having a litre of
water fall upon his hand, drop by­
drop. from a height of only three
feet. Ihe athlete Ims an enormous
hand, and everyliody present be­
lieved that the American must lose
his bet. When 300 drops had
fallen, however, the athlete’s face
tieeame red and he looked as if in
pain At the four hundred and
twentieth drop lie gave up. aaying
it was impossible to liear the pain
any longer. The palm of his hand
was swollen and inflamed, and in
one place the skin had broken open
and »bowed the flesh. Onlv a
small portion of the litre has gone
to make up the 490 drops.
hirst Class Restaurant in Connection. J
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
('or First St. à 1st Ave. E
FOREST FIRES
lemons.
To offset the order tint no mar­
ried women can find employment
in the public schools, the .Seattle
Isiard has made an order to take
effect September 1. that all janitors
in the public school buildings of
the city must be married men. The
single man now employed must get
married before that time or lose
their job.
1 his is defining rights
and privileges with a vengeance.
In clearing a street at Silverton.
Wash., recently, a party of laborers
found a large cellar logover which
a hemlock had grown, completely
enveloping the cedar. It is estim­
ated that the cedar is at least 400
years old. It is well preserver!
ami shakes split from it were as
"Hind as if the tree had recently
been felled. The hemlock is about
Ls> years old -Western Lumber­
man.
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—CORNER FIRST ST «c STILLWELL Ao
THE OLD RELIABLE
D rugstore
. / complete Stock of Drugsiy
Patent Medicines. Toilet
. Irticles, Motions on hand^-s
. “Dr. “H.
,“Q. Johnson.
Q^flll Prescriptions carefully
compounded. Fifty yeaT*
‘^experience in thisbusinew
A llured W illiams ,
DRUG STORE!
Tillamook,
Oregon-
Prescriptions Compounded
At all hours.
A. G. REYNOLDS,
P ortraits I n A ll T he L eading S tyles
Instantaneous process for babies
which insures success every time.
E nlarging
a
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S pecialty .
' iewa of the most importsnt
pl-ices of interest in the county.
S tudio cor 1 st S t . and 3 rd A ve . E„ over H eadlight office