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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (June 14, 1894)
COHN & CO ■J I will be received at Illi« price fro» Jwne 1st to August 1st. After that the regular prices will I m * restored. Tlie Elmore arrived in ye»terd»y. The Elmore nails today. Potatoes at the Central Market. Chapter No. 21 meets in Masonic tiall Cabbage and cauliflower at the bakery. Saturday night. The water is falling in Fori hud ahmt The beat flmir made, only 7° rts a sack 4 inches per day at Cohn & Co’s. New Mtock of imported and lionie made Keep vour eye on the center of the Frisco Store ad l*t candieH at the bakery. For Sale—A complete bit-rigging for The lies! (lour ill the market for $2.60 breaking roit**. cheap. This office. a bbl. at Cohn & Co’s. Apricots, strawberries, lamaiias and C & E. Tliayer will make their stone oranges at the bakery. bank buildiug two stories in height. Full description *»f Tillamook county’s Some fine beeves have been butchered favorite beach resorts next week. lately at the Central Market’s slaughter Geo. Cohn will start for Portland to bouse. day, and while there he will buy a Bor ers and Leach took 1,200,000 feet new stock ofg«*ods. of lugs from Wilson river to tide water Harry Grose has moved his shoe shop last week. Our bid stock of Summer Dress Goods has just into the building formerly occupied by The last trip Jones’ stage got to For Martin’s barber shop. arrived. Call and see our latest styles, and prices est drove an hour liefore the departure The Rebekahs will give a ball in G. that arc lower than ever before. of the train for Portland. A. R. Hall next Saturday night. Tickets The Firemen arej talking of having a 25 cts All are invited. big hoe-down on or about the 4th of July. Farmers should com“ to town ami lay That’s right, let everybody encourage in a stock of flour, sugar, ami other pro llie scheme visions while they are so cheap. Remember that all old subscribers who We only had r<M>tn for a column of in are in arrears may pav up past time on tile *1.00 rate, providing they pay an terviews. If any man feels slighted we’ll attend to his case next week. other *1.00 for a year iir advance. Frank Severance and Geo. Cohn are Send u copy of this week’s paper to delegates to the grand lodge, A.F.AA M. your friends in the valley. It may in duce them to visit the coast thissumnn r. which meets in Portland next week. Everybody are invited to inspect «»nr Full explanations as to how to get here subscription list. It is growing. Coine are given. Wanted -Bids for fumialiing 7,000,000 and see the new nanus that are added. You can buy all kinds of goods rluwper spruce piling for the Little Nestueca and Woods railroad. Please deliver samples here now than yon can in Portland. Note at my office oil or before Febunry 29,1HH9. some of the prices advertiser! in this pa per. C. E R kysoi . ii S, Coroner-Elect. There is a revival meeting at the M.E Messrs Tom Coats, Walt Smith and Wilbur Stillwell are gone to the south Church South. Bros. Smalley, Jerome, end of the comity to af praise some land Willey, and Barrett are doing the preach belonging to the <ireen estate. They go ing. Krebs Bros, art* going to put a portable via Grand Roude Reservation. saw mill on Little Nestncca. This gives There was a liotlv contested land cast every one a chance to get lumber close to Following are the successful can John Barker, Treasurer, 95. in the Clerk’s office this week. Mrs didates with the majorities by the home. Mrs. May, School Superintendent Arciier contested against Ira Tomlin John Wirtz had a thrilling experience oilicial count: 34. son, for the Jas. Irwin claim on Tilla on the return trip with the 1'iilamook \V. W. Conder, Judge 128. mook river The evidence will lie for A. T. White, Assessor, 32. stage during the electric storm Saturday. T. II. (ioyne, Clerk,28. warded to the Land Office for a decision. A. M. Austin, Surveyor, 222. As soon as he crossed the d.vide above J. II. Jackson, Sheriff', 104. L ost .—Between Blaine and Pesterfields (»ales Creek the storm of wind, rain and C. E. Reynolds, Coroner, 333. on the road to Tillamook, June 5th. IKII4, lightning struck him. Several trees I). 1*. Harvey, 4 year Commis Mr. Sei ph is beaten in this coun between the hours of 1 and 10, a. in., a were struck and shattered with a deafen sioner, 135. ty Uy 112 votes, and in Yamhill leather pocket book, with pension papers ing noise by the lightning very close to L. B. Alley, 2 year Commission clasped on the outside with a rnbla-r band. him and one was thrown across the road er, 128. county by 749 votes. Also contained some motley ami notes in in front of him, in fact he was fairly in side. Finder will be liberally rewarded it, and thunder and lightning were all by leaving the same at this office or at around like the cannon in the “charge of the residence of G A. Mowers, Blaine the light brigade.“ It was an adventure The time for getting the H eadlight not soon to be forgotten, and one such, : >» for *1.00 has been extended to July 15th. he thinks, is en *ugli.—Forest Grove A few who are anxious to take advantage Times. 8 of the proposition have been unable to do What’s the reason we can’t have a reg s Names of Candidates. so. ami we extend the time so that every ular old fashioned Fourth of July cele X g subscriber may get the lienefit. A large bration this year? There ought to lie 3 number of new names have been added, a I tout 1400 calathumpiai.s in line, some i V a s Î 0 z X * ami we want everybody wlm can read to sack races, a greased pig, and other nov Z s / 5£ V E V « v‘ 2 take the paper. Tell your neighbors elties on that order. There ought also to £ : c > « 2 5 £ = v - i/ = g about this low rate. a merry-go-round swing and a dancing s. z 2 X <5!* c = 2 > < Z /. 1 L lì Captain Thomas, of the steamer Truc platform in the open air, so that every (Win. Galloway D 1 2.3 2 1 6 0 31 8 l6 II 40 b 18 Io 6 IL •25 •218 0 0 O 2 O 0 1 9 I io 2o 3 5 28. Kennedy Pr kee, was presented with an expensive body uiay feel free and easy. It anybody For Governor . < | Jus 23 19 ‘-8 2) 492. Win. P. Lord R « 54 H 7 15 16 62 7 27 20 99 32 o 54 17 *5 13 12 4X n 10 25 4-i » »3 io 1 26 5 305! t Nathan Pierce Pop. gold watch, chain and pendant, in recog wants to have horse races on tne side b 59 11 9 «7.17 7’ 5 33 21 loi 31 40 28 I9 31 3i 524; (Binger Hermann R. nition of his ability as a seaman, recent we’ve no objections. If the Alliance peo Congress Charles Miller Pop 050 15 >5 *3 >23-1 3 7 21 52 9 12 11 1 27 5 LbS I 22 2 0 5 033 to 10 1; 50 7 10 5 ft 11 2. 212 (J. 1< Weatherford 1) ly, hv the Marine Insurance Underwriters ple have’nt already arranged for a cele «J. W. liver. Pop . 0 44 13 »6 >3! 40 5 7 21 :<9 b 6 »51 4 272 8 46 io 6 ill bi. G. Guild R •28 50 2 24 21 77 31 27 22 18 Association. The skillful and eixil man bration, they should be invited to join Joint Rep <E. E. Selph I) ^5 318 47 11 »9 »4 62 8 32 9 7 2 il 7 3 7 % ner in which he saved the Truckee after hands with us and make a grand suc 0 60 11 8 U 4 02 21 27 2i loo 16 57 17 ft-ft 3o 478 i\V W Conder 1) ¿G W Sappington R 1» 7 5 *4 »4 56 0 20 ly 57 2S 14 21 18 17 2b 8ao she broke her propeller off Tillamook cess. The people out at Fairview are Judge 0 371 12 12 M I9 2.S 1 5 1/ 23 4 5 8 0 27 2 I97 (C W Smith Pop. liar a year ago, ami his services ill pull good at getting up affairs of that kind, (T 11 Goyne D.. 3 52 4 4 I 2>M 1532 b 105 16 47 7 8 H 23 40H 1 39 15 h «0 933 3 ft 22 22 4 5 12 0 2; 3 -■35 ¿GR Huff Pop. Clerk ing the Smith Coastoff the bar, are Ills' and it they are bound to celebrate out 5 42 » 7 22 15 47 4 I2 25 52 27 13 26 I? 25 30 : a 8 o f.l. IL Mills R 2 46 8 5 2 5 53 12 17 rz "6 12 62 I 8 lb 3- 352: < J I) Edwards 1» reasons for his being complimented by at Fairview, lets all go out there in mon b 47 7 ft 15 12 54 2 2y »3 31 *6 43 »8 Sheriff ¿J 11 Jackson R 37 4Sft the Association. 0 41 4 14 tr 9 36 4 5 lb 23 5 7 3 0 24 3 21« (Tom Williams Pop ster pr<session ami help them whoop it <1) P Harvey R 7 49 0 2 lb •Ji/I O 23 22 K a 30 23 27 18 2y 449 We are pleased to be able to auiiounee up. ’Kali for the 4*hof July. 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(GA Mowers Pop the publisher of The Inter Ocean has 43; 7 40 9 7 12 14 59 4 23 20 79 3» 29 25 18 2, »LB Aliev R County Warrant» Taxable. 0 43 17 »6 11 10 40 5 9 23 37 6 9 13 2 27 • ¿74 made a special offer onthe weekly edition Com. 2 yrs ¿1 (' < onier Pop 67 li 2; 961b -’4 ;k)9: 2 43 2 5 1.1 IM 12 (\\ S< one l> ........ 3 49 5 The following county warrants are of that paper during the presnt political 0 41 13 15 V 9 30 7 12 22 25 8 5 10 0 25 4 341 (J P Allen Fop b 4« 1 6 *7 It> co 2 19 ib bb 29 19 .0 ib kb 37 4.0 ¿John Barker R campaign lie will send The Weekly payable at the county treasurer's office, Treasurer. 2 44 0 7 9 I 41 9 20 12 72 11 42 17 » IL •4 and no interest will be allowed upon (A William« 1> Inter Ocean for six months to anv sills i them after this dale: Clans "A” N oh . 0 49 14 7 *** 8 4» 5 » »5 ‘3 513H (J W askins Pop. 9 309 Assessor 4 39 0 1 5 2 4b li 3* 0 «6 13 35 »3 4 l-:»6 38b ■< Theo. Steinhilber D scriber on receipt of thirty cents. This is 1315, 1322, 1327. 13211, 1330, 133!, 1330, 6 47 »0 7 !4 »4 5» 2 12 24 3ft -’9 17 22 3» £<32 370 1 A T White R b 5*¡10 5 10 11 b5 13 21 24 95 30 29 2ft Jo 24 2X 4:0 iT B Handlev R a very low price for one of the best and 134 I. 1341 1 ¡44. 1345, 291», 803. 1008, 1000, School Supt 0 Mit» 20 16 ■3 77 7 27 30 02 I} 3» 2ft 643 24 510? I Carrie May Pop ablest Republican newspapers in the 1040.1100,1104, 1119, 1213, 1233,12(15, Wi 0 20 -^5 “>5 33 40. 2b 2l 21:^4 51ft b 4»‘ b 8 17- (A M Austin R 1278 1284. 1300. 1304, 1305, 1300, 1307, Surveyor I ‘7 4 I O' ¿Lewis 1. Smith ¡1 35 »° »5 / 34 a 17 3 4 9d5 •93 country Good Repaidiruu» should try 1311, 1312. 0 «»5; 15 16 13 nv i) wood pop .«9 4 924; 40 5 s 12 1.31 5 294 6 2 5- 12 nJ ia; 3<* (I)r F R Madison D 7 to iucre.me its circulation. Subscription* June 12, 1894 <3 0 20 Ibi Ss 13 1' »4 G eo . Coris, C o . Treas. Coroner 1 7 28 ;w; <7 <M1 News and Comment, ☆ The Largest General Merchandise Dealers in Tillamook County. ☆ We Always Lead But Never Follow. Our Every-day Prices are Lower than Oth ers Sell lor at Special Sales. It is a well known fact that we sell all our Groceries much cheaper than any other store in the county, and if YOU want to save money we are the people to do it for you. VOTE OF TILLAMOOK COUNTY 1 |C E Reynolds R 6 «>51*5 13 95 I28 31 4t| 13 47i
