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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1894)
Beef 4 to 7 et» per pound at the Cen tral Market. 20 lbs of granulated sugar for #1.00 at Cohn & Co'» There were more than 15 of them. This paiær and the “SanFranciseo Call Notice the Trask river toll-road ad. ouh $1.50 per year. The Largest General Merchandise The political heeler is out of a job Heins, the photographer, lias some fine Dealei s in Fresh butter at the Central Market. ☆ views of Tillamook scenery. Tillamook County.------ -v Note the prices in the Frisco store ad. School children goto Lamb's and get The price of eggs has advanced at one of those school rules free. We Always Lead Cohn a Co’s. Just think of it Granulated sugar But’Never Beef 4 to 7 cts per pound at the Cen ☆ only 5 els. a ll> at Cohn & Co's Folio w.^ tral Market. The steamer Elmore arrived in Wed This paper ami the “Free Press’’ only nesday w ith a large cargo of freight. $1.65 per year. Why can't the young people of this All school books bought at Lambs " ill town have some good amateur theatricals Oar every day prices are less than others sell for be covered free of charge as they need to? at special sales. Another redaction in SUGAR of all For a choice steak cut to please you, William B Smith was elected Justice kinds:—20 lbs. of Granulated Suf>ar, $1.00. call at the Centra! Market, of the Peace in Fairview, and Grant Bay- Call in and get the advantage of the ley was elected Constable. Oar bio stock of Sa miner Dress Goods has Just dollar rate before it is too late. Everdbody, even the defeated candi «/¿(Z prices Chickens every Saturday at the Central dates, contributed lilo-raily lor powder to arrived. Call and see our latest styles, and that are lou-er than ever before. Market get one for youi Sunpay dinner. burn last Tuesday night. Wonder if the Advocate really rejoices Mr. Crowson is doing all that is possi or feels disappointed at the result of the ble to put everything in good condition election ? <ai lus Trask river toll road. This paper is delayed two days this Travel from the outside is increasing week in order to give the result of the very much since the toll roads are open, official count. l he festive drummer is a frequent visitor fact The official count was made Thuis<lav •o this place now by the county Clerk and Justices Mauls- Men are standing around on the corn by and Trowbridge ers everywhere, and an expression often l'he Alliance people are erecting a j heard is, ‘ Well, I could see it was going any V building for a meat market next to C. P. this wav all the time ” Knudson’s blacksmith shop. in the In Yamhill eountv the total vote for L ost —On Decoration day, a pocket joint représentaiive with Tillamook is, - Ixiok, between Fairview creamery and Dyer, pop., 756;Guild, rep, 1561; Selph, if you this city. Finder will please leave same dem ., 835. This gives Guild a plurality at this office. of 749 tn Yamhill county, and with his The candidates ball Tuesday night was 112 plurality here, it is increased to 861. vve well attended, and many of the defeated Parties working roads should be care and successful candidates made good-na ful not to leave road scra|ars oil the tured speeches. roads in such a position us to scare horses. The burlesque parade on Monday eve Several accidents have happened lately ning, in which several candidates and on this account. It seems that a scraper local politicians were caricatured, drew a is particularly liable to frighten horses, large crowd upon the streets. and they should be taken off the roads The defeated candidates are explaining after working hours. how it happened. Those who were elec The water at Poitlaud is at its extreme ted are congratulating themselves upon height, being 33 feet above low water their shrewdness as politicians. mark. This is five feet higher than the The populists showed more strength in Willamette ever was before al that |s>int this county than was anticipated by some and all the business part of the i lly Is and as a result the vote was very close flooded. The water is tip to 6th street ami surrounds the Holton ami Perkins and uncertain in several instances. This paper one year and the “Coming hotels, and is above the first stories on Nation” three months, $1.15. Those Front street. The water is now at a who w ish to know what the leading pop stand still, and it is thought il will recette in a few days. ulists say should try this proposition. E. 1’arr. of Virginia, the contractor of There will be a baseball game Sunday the North Yamhill and Tillamook mail at Bay City,between the Tillamook and The route, who has been in our city for the Bay City nines. Steamer Garfield will past week, succeeded in closing a sub run an excursion so that all may go who eadlight contract with P. 11. Messner vesterday wish to. for carying the mail over this route for D ied —William Shotwell, a former . the next four years, Mr. Messner is a resident of Tillamook Co. died May 24 th , thrifty, enterprising and accomodating 1894 at the home of his brother-in-law gentlemau, and will no doubt keep the Mr. Arch Warden, Oxbow Oakland Co., , stage service in good condition, as it is Michigan. at present under the management of J. 15, Avery interesting report of the Ore- ’ V McClintick. Mr 1’arr leaves this only •/ town Decoration Day exercises, contain morning.—North Yamhill Record ing a glowing tribute tothe dead scldiera, A good story is told on Jack Jackson in was crowded out of the paper this week. regardto one of his electioneering exper Too much election. iences. While down south he wandered L ost :—Between Hobson ville and away from the rest of the combination who Svcnsoii’s, a lady’s Mackintosh, and searching for straggling votes t he hap dress skirt. Any one finding and return pened al a houseon Sunday where sever ingsame, in good condition, to this office al of the neighbors were gathered, en will be liberally rewarded. joying some music. Jack went down in News reached here yesterday that a his pocket and brought out some cigars shouting scrape had taken place in Lafay and treated the men folks, one of the ette. According to report, Tom Nelson ladies spoke up asking why he didn’t and another man, whose name we did treat them also He said nothing, blit not learn, had a fight on the street. went out to his horse, opened his saddle Chas. Nelson, who is city marshal, at bags which he always had along. tempted to arrest them, when another And came in with a couple of pounds man named Doug. Bryant interfered of candy which he distributed among the The trouble then became between the women and children. It is said also marshal and Bryant, and the maishal that be kissed all the babies ami children finally took a shot at Bryant, the only in the country during the campaign damage done being that the face and We believe the foregoing to be true, how- wrist of Bryant were considerably pow- ever, the man who told us about it is a der-burnt.—North Yamhill Record. Iconfirmed liar. News and Comment. COHN & CO ■J It is a well known that we sell all our Groceries much cheaper than other store county, and want to save money are the people to do it lor you. Hard Times. prices of all commodities have realizes this and dropped, The H will give the people the advantage of a hard times price on the paper. Until June 1894, the price of this paper will be SI.00 per year, This applies to all new cash subscribers, all old subscribers pay a year in advance, and to all who are in arrears and pay up until the present time and for a year in advance. This ar rangement cannot last longer than stated, as $1.00 per year barely pays for the act ual cost of the white paper, but we make this oiler in order to give those who are in arrears a chance to pay up regardless of hard times, and get our books square. Do not delay this matter too long.
