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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1894)
News and Comment. Violin ami guitar strings at Williams. THE RK.4MONB. 25 lbs of new grapes for $1 at Cohn A Pies, cakes and bread fresh at the Bak I Co’s Last summer I sold the H eadlight ery. You can get a fine grind stone for 2 4 Fishing tackle at Tuttle A Cary'» and moved away, expecting to remain A big reduction in Sugar al Cohn & cents a |»ound at Tuttle & Cary Fine candies, fresh stock, at Bakery. away. At considerable sacrifice 1 was Co’s Oranges, lemons, cocoa-nuts, bananas, Granulated sugar reduced to $3.25 |>er l)r. W. A. Wise and wife arrived per fresh candies, just received from Frisco, obliged to return to this place, and finally 100 lbs. at Frisco Store. steamer Truckee. at Lamb’s. to take charge of the paper My inten Cohn «k Co. pay 11 m * highest price for New stock of hardware on the Elmore Mrs Adkins, daughter of Nathan Co.: tion was lo make it Republlvau, avoiding dry hides and all kinds oi furs. for Tuttle A Cary. tier deceased, was married recently to a all factiouul fights. Mr. T B Handley We will ship your wool and butter. 224 lbs. choice raisins or grains at the Mr. Newton, at the home of her sou lien came to me about this time and wanted 51-1 F risco S toke . Hasbrook, near Pleasant Hill church — Frisco Store $1.00. to lure two columns for the republicans, You will find a choice and complete Polk Co Itemizer B orn .—To Rev A B. Wade ami wife $50 being what the other paper offered to stock of general merchandise at Frisco Two little sons of Mr. Hanson, of Ne May 12, 1894, anon. <lu it for I told him that ii 1 took the Store. halem were scuttling a few days ago, and pa|»er the republicans would find it at Fresh fruit and vegetables whenever Mr. Tlioripson, the furniture man will one of them had his leg broken He wil' their service free of charge, and lhe whu4e the I »oat arrives —Bakery. soon make a trip to Portland and lay in be brought to this place today to have paper al lhai The »>nly condition I Big shipment of terra cotta |»i|»cjiist a new lot of furniture the bioken member set asked was that *oiue of the republican received at Tuttle A Cary’s Sawlogs, bolter, groceries, |H»tatoes. The entertainment at Fairview Satur candidates w ho had opposed mv paper A. L. Alderman ami Ben Higginbot day night was a wav-up show, and a big Isiots and shoes, cord wood, clams, dry should withdraw tlivir «.pposiiion, in goods and notions will be received lor ham are devoting their time to buying crowd was present. The same perform ocher words, if all hands would pull for subscription or for advertising al this select beef cattle for their market ers w ill give an entertainment in this city me, I would pull for them. I was willing Those having choice shipping potatoes next Saturday evening. office. to support the republican ticket from N et t rts B each .—Happy Camning stem lu stern for lhe sake of harmonizing G W. Fearnside has a complete stock can dispose af same by calling at Frisco We shall make one, and grounds changed hands, feed stable built, ■ the party, and so expressed myself to all of new goods in every department of bis Store at once bath houses will be built, cottages built those most concerned. However, 1 was store. Clothing, boots and whose, dry only one shipment about May 24. Fifteen cases of shoes just received to order on short notice, new sail boat, . given to underslan 1 clearly bv Mr. Mills goods, ami everything in that line can l>e purchased of Mr. Fearnside as low as from the largest shoe factory in Boston. plunger for bay, fish, clams and oysters and Mr. Handlev .that my help was not elsewhere, and he has a large stock to se Come and inspect our enormous stock Fne scenery ; sea lion rocks. Come via wanted by them, ami further, **tuat they lect from You can’t do lietter in Port and get our astonishing low prices C ohn Wilson river road: line fishing all the could get along without the H eadlight & Co. or any of its friends, or anj’ of that way. I). .1 H adley , Netarts. land. The man who cuts meat at the Central The report is being circulated lor elec crowd.” Well, perhaps they can, but 1 The editors, proprietors and managers do not care lo torce my services upon of the Advocate pretend to run a demo Market knows how to fix a nice roast, tioneering purposes that Mrs. May can them Maybe Mr. Handley and Mr. cratic paper, claim to be republicans,and can slice a steak for you that is sure to not legally hold the office of school super-. Millscan be elected b\ democratic votes, part of their force is out working for part please, and he studies the particular wants iiitendem if elected. Umatilla, Curry 1 do not and several other counties have women certainly nut any other wav of the republican ticket No doubt Mr of every customer. consider either of these men worthy of W anted —Twenty young men of a f>>r superintendents, aud more than a doz Trowbridge will bring down the Neha lhe support of the republicans, and never lem vote for Mills this week, besides sev moral turn of mind to learn to sing. We en women are candidates for the position did think so, but for the interests of I ukt - in lhe state ibis year There is no doubt eral thousand subscriptions for the Advo leach rhapsody in ihe highest style of the mony was ready lo slime them over and art. Apply Io A. W. Severance and W. about their holding lhe office and doing cate. swallow them. Mr Mills and liis chief iis business legally. Many of the l>est We change the form of the H eadlight F. D. Jones at 2 o’clock next week. lawyers in the s'ate have given opinions supporters have always been bolters and Fifteen cents per month paid to our this week so it will be more convenient on this subject which substantiate what renegades from the party, and Mr. Hand- to its readeis. It will give all the local carrier will entitle resident* of the city to ley is too much of a load for the party lo we say. news, no other, and will make comment receive the H eadlight . There are but carry, besides being a bolter. They were principally on local topics. At an extra few left who do not take the paper regu The Horn ( reek Bugle. afterward vety anxious to patch up u expense of 50c fs we will furnish you one larly. but we want all to gel it. Reniein- truce or come to terms, but all offers The Bugle is taking an active part in were declined by me, at I had ottered lo of the best weekly newspa}>ers on this ! I>er, for fifteen cents yon can read lhe pa polit ics this year h says in its last is meet them more than half-way on the coast, if you are in need of miscellaneous per during the campaign. reading. This makes only a $1.50 for It is generally thought that T. B sue : start. We are now publishing lhe best paper your county paper and a city weekly Handley, chairman of the republican 1 feel belter since 1 was relieved of the We have a lengthy letter from F. M. county committee, is quietly favoring the in America, and we can’t see how the dose I was about to swallow. As some Lamb regarding the political situation, election of Mr. Sei ph. Recent develop New York World or the Examiner have of my friends heard me talking harmony Well, lhe effrontery to slay in the newspaper before 1 took the paper, i feel that this and though he disagrees with the editor ments strengthen the suspicion of this paper in an interesting manner, if so, it is once Mr. Handley an I the ed field alongside of us. They should die. personal explanation is due in order that Well, we’re right in it as to politics this there may be no misgivings as to the we regret to say that its publication must itor of this paper are wording together. be deferred until next week, as our space Arthur Stillwell received the Repub year. We’re l imning a populist column, causes that prompted the paper to take a republican column and a democratic the stand it Lias. Res|»ectiiiliy, is taken up with the court proceedings lican nomination foi J P. in this precinct column. But, we are bound toplease W. F. D. J onhs . and other matter that came ahead. Next yet there is a combination among certain everybody. Say, we are right in it, ain’t week will be ample time, however, for his republicans to quietly write another mail’s we! We wish w“ could vote for every letter to be read and discussed by every name on the ticket, and the other man is body, so there would be no hard feelings one of the republican managers who voter before the election. helped to nominate Arthur. The word that’s what we do. Preltv soon we shall We give our reasons for supporting has been passed secretly among the make arrangements for a Presbyterian Cliarlev Reynolds for coroner In the column, a lhiplid c •lumn, and one man chosen faction. first place he is eminently qualified for suggested to us that we’d better get a The Elmore, after taking (>1 sen ’ s good- the position, and a man wouldn’t hav*» t<> stiffer spinal column, whatever that is, use a pair of spectacle’* to look far enough to Nestucca, called in at Gar ibaldi on her but we don’t« are, we don’t! Wlmop la! 1 into the situation to see that he will be return. She came into Tillamook again Obituary. elected by a larger majority than any yesterday with a full cargo When near man on the republican ticket. Mr. Rey Dick’s Point she broke her propeller on Mrs. Augusta A Miller died May 14, nolds will carry this county from Neha some hidden obstacle, ami was towed to ami was buried today in the cemetery lem to Nestticca, and from the snow-cap lhis city by the steamer Garfield. Il is NOTICE. near Frank Trout s place. ped coast range to the shining sands of expected she will be towed up to Astoria Notice is hereby given that the ( utility Court oi Her maiden name was Esterbrook,and the State of Oregon, fur rillnmook County, will by a tug from that place. Netarts. We invite the democrats and sealed bids, based on the plans and spe she was born at Townawanda, l’a., in receive cifications now filed in the Clerk's office for the populists to g<*t in and help the republic .Crops are a little slow on acconnt of the building of a bridge across Wilson river, at the cold, backward spring, but politics are 1828. She was married to G. W. Miller following places, towit At angle 5 on what is ans roll up a big majority lor him. hi 1849. a in I I hey crossed the plains to known as the state road, leading from Ttlla sprouting and promise to yield well But to Nehalem, and at the site where the For fear that some may think this pa She has lived in Tilla 11100k iast bridge was buiit on said river, on the I- M in the excitement let us not forget the Oregon in 1853 per made an unwarranted reflection on Shearer toad, norlli of the 1 esidence of S. O. mook for the past 28 years. Her husband dairy interests, the true salvation of the Wickland. The laxu'd reserves tin* right to re Senator Maxwell in regard to this county Mrs. Emily ject any and all bids. All bids must be filed country. Just think of it, farmers who died several years ago with the County Clerk, on or before the 25th having no representative, we will sav that Stewart, Mrs. II F. Goodftpeed, Mrs. F day of May, 1S94. By “ or<ler ’ “ of the Court. ' loafed around all summer a few years ago It F. Holden, Judge. Mr. Maxwell represents Tillamook, Col are now getting rich selling milk and but M. Trout and Charles H. Miller are the W. s. Cone. < ommis'r. umbia and Washington connlies jointly, surviving children. The bereaved rela U H. II. Cary. ter, ami their ranchesare being improved. and that we owe nothing to Yamhill on tives have the sympathv of the commun 11. D. Jones, the Forest Grove stage ity. that score Senator Maxwell voted against the last apportionment bill be man, arrived hereTtlca«hiv with four pas County Warrants Payable. cause it gave Tillamook no additional ad sengers, making the trip through in one The following county warrants, « hiss vantage, and many others voted against day The line will he started again at it because it gave Multnomah county the once, and relays of horse will be put on ‘*A” are now due and payable at lhe only increased representation. The bil two stations, and it is the intention to treasurer’s office: 715, 720. 729 734, 812. IS NOW RUNNING AGAIN. originated in the house, beyond the reach make the trip from here through to For 834, 871, 907, 921.931, 933, 936, 94 i, ‘41, of Senator Maxwell, and it seemed im- est Grove in time to catch lhe evening 948, 953, 98S, 989, 1000. 1007, 1016, 1017. Stage will leave Forest Grove fur Tillamook )K>ssible then to get a new app*»rtionment. train, and pHSsenuers can arrive in Port 1020, 1023, 1026, 1027, 1028, 1030, J033, Tuesday aud Friday inoruiugs. Leuves Tilla land the same day they leave this place No one doubts for a minute that Mr.Max 1042. 1043, 1044, 1051, 1053, 1064, 1060, mook on Wednesday and Saturday mornings, well would not let an opportunity pass to Mr. Jones is a very careful man ami pas 1075,1077,1078, 1081, 1089, 113», 1131, starting early enough to catch thevveiiing train do something in the interest* of this sengers may feel safe on his route. See 1161, 1191, 1832, 1065. Interest ceases for Portland. H. D. JONES, Forest Grove. May I7, 1894. <»M). C ohn . County Treas. lime card elsewhere < oiiidy morje^'Broker, Bay City, Ore- FO^gr (j^OVE \ TlLLJ\M00k ^tage Line,
