Image provided by: Tillamook County Library
About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1894)
Said on the Side Born—To John Koch ami wife Sep. 4, a son. A child of Mrs. Nick Inns died at Bay city Saturday. The H eadlight is only $1.<)J per year until furt her notice John Stewart has commenced on a new house on his property II. A. Woodford in Building a house on his place north of the city For Sale—A scholarship in Mis. May’s academy . Enquire at this office. James Williams will have charge of the Alliance meat market hereafter C R. Hunt Ims bought the Geo. I Smith residence ami now occupies it. Fishing was good a few days ago, l ut Sil versides are the principal fish at pres- ent. A lot of new goods has just I mvii re ceived at the millinery store, Ladies are invited to call and inspect them. Fear »sides store will he located in Pape & Robbins* building al Nehalem He has been in Portland buying groceries. Jas. Hughey, G. A. Mowers, W. A Manor and N . P. Hansen, from the upper Big N estuck were in the town this week. The Albany Herald says the Nestucca bay cannery will be removed to Alaska, the run of fish being this year !<><> light to keep it running. Lester P. Smith, the newly api>ointe<l school superintendent is in the city. He will qualify and assume the duties of the office at once. John Embtim, contractor and builder, lately from Delemar, Idaho, has loca ted in this city. He will be here perma nently after Christmas. Tuttle and Cary have the agency for the celebrated Hays Force Pump, and will sell them to those who want a first class, substantial pump. The Advocate is assessed at $.‘>50; the H eadlight at $1000. For two years the Advocate plant was not assessed at all Yet, some people call it an enterprise. Nels Thompson has a complete line of bedsteads, springs, mattresses, chairs, etc Latest designs in wallpaper, also Mr. Thompson deals only in reliable goods. A lfred W illiams , of the paper ia $1.50 as usual 1 lie low I rate ia made to suit the limes and to en able us t<> collect as closely ns possible. I DRUG STORE! The (xditieiaiis are having a hard time | convincing the people that I lies«* are not hard times. But p»lit¡ruins have the nerve to make this MittrUient. And they Hutchins will say any thing to m ke votes, and Corner. generally Hud plenty of believers mid those who will follow.—North Yamhill ------ A Full Line of------ Record. N. 1*. Roberts and J. A. Richardson MEDICINES are building a small ►teamer to put on the bay route. The boat will be 32 feet over all, 8 feet beam, ami «>1 light draft, • with screw propeller. The Ixiiler will be Full supply of Artists’ materials. horizontal, ami the boat will I m * fini-hed with a neat cabin and pilot house. It will carry about 21) passengers. This office does nut keep draw ring paper, tablets, envelopes, or writing paper for sale at retail Those who wish station ery or school supplies can find tliei.i at the book store . We do not keep legal blanks to retail, but will print them ih e --------------------------- » lots of fifty or more, only We do not sell blank paper-—only printed paper or First class in every respect; best eccDinniDdatians in the cards. city. Headquarters far the traveling public Located One of the leading commission houses □n main street, TillamooK. Oregon. in Portland quotes prices as follows: Flour weak at $2.20 to $2 3.) for both Valiev and eastern Oregon. Large re LARGEST HOUSE GEO. W. PETITT. ceipts of eggs have cause«I them to drop Good Accomodations. Proprietor. to 18 cents. (’rea-nery butter is quoted at 50 cents a roll; choice dairy 40 to 45 cents, brine 3J to 40, and store 25 cents. Dated October 4. Beals Bros, are determined to erect their new block this fall They are as sured good tenants. The building will be bv all odds the best business block in town, and will l>e finished in modern CONVENIENT TO BOIT LANDINS. style. They deserve much credit for CENTRALLY LOCATED. TILLAMOOK. OREGON. their push and determination in building these hard times, ami the new structure will he quite an addition to our growing town. “Life in Astoria drew a crowded house at Stuttz Theater last night. * * * The comedy is origin.il, and unlike other plays. No comedy could create more laughter than did life in Astoria last night, from the time, 8:30 when the cur tain went up, until 10 o’clock The au dience were kept in constant good humor TILLAMOOK and extreme laughter.—Astor ian. Octo ber 4. R. W. Robbins of Bay City was arrest- en last week at the instigation of Clyde Clements, charged with the larceny of a saw log. He was brought before Judge Maulshy, and was bound in the sum of $300 to appear before the next circuit court. It seems that Mr Robbins caught a drifting saw log ami used it up for fire wood Loggers complain a great deal about having their logs stolen Notice the assesment roll published in this issue. Some interesting figures are given. It shows the figures for those who pay taxes on $1000 or more, however $300 exemptions allowed are not deducted.In fact, it shows the gross value. All prop SALOON, erty owners who have been escaping tax C. H. SMITH, Prop’r. ation are in the list this year, as no in debtedness exemptions are allowed this year. A pardon has been granted Frank Me Cormack for cutting off the tail of C. A .Bailey’s calf. Governor Bowers says that he will issue no more pardons until after the next election. L. Reichert, who has been manager of the Alliance Market, has accepted a place in a Portland Market Mr. Reichert isa gentleman who made many friends while here, and lie is an expert as a butcher. Tuttle ifc Carv have placed a fine force pump in the well fronting their place of business. The city council ought to get about four of these pumps and place them where they would do the most good in case of fire. Gov. Bowers has paid his subscription. He says he dosn’t expect us to give him a farm or a driving sulky like the Exam iner does, and he has granted us the priv- ilige of getting all the wood and that we T. G. Stillwell went back to his post in can get on subscription or otherw ise. the Salem penitentiary, but secured a If you wish to see a large stock of first vacation until Jan 1st he started for class hardware, everything well displayed home, and stopped over night at the call at Tuttle & Cary’s store They have Mountain house Not lieing acquainted a fine line of stove«. and can supply around the premises he fell off a bank guaranteed steel ranges of the most ap into the river, about 20 feet, injuring his proved models, on short notice, and at left arm severely. It gave him such low prices. pain that he could not sleep well and j Those who wish to pay up until the while sitting up by the Hove, he thought present time and have their papers ship l»p’<l go out after a load of wood to re ped can hardly expect to get the lienetit plenish the fire. Oh going out lie walked of our cash $1.00 rate. This was made right into a 16 loot well, ami found him for those who wish to pay up until the self sitting, bruised in fresh places, at the present ami for a year in advance How liottoni of the well. He called for assist ance and was fished out. He is here now ever, if you pay up for arrears ami a year recovering as fast as could lie expected ill advance you get the Itenefitol the $1.00 for a man who had so many accidents in rate clear through Otherwise the price one night. Tillamook, drugs AND Oregon PATENT Prescriptions Compounded LARSEN * HOUSE M. H. LARSEN, Proprietor “The Aiderman The present proprietor has just assumed management of this hotel, and respectfully solicits a share of the patronage of the public. SAMPLE ROOMS. J. P. ALLEN, Proprietor □REGDN, i 1 T“ BUREAU “"I W ines , L iquors and C igars . Welnhardt’s Beer on Draught 1 J C. B. HADLEÏ G rand C entral H all . Fine Liquors and Cigars Tillamook, Oregon.
