Tillamook headlight., April 25, 1895, Image 4

Bargain >1 unter«.
ulngs to the contrary, and we’ll have to
make him out a liar if worst cornea to
Look at this:
County warrants bought by Beals Bros. worst. Thia county isn’t big enough for
I will lie in Tillamook a few days and ,
Mr
Jennings
and
us
in
cane
«acaline
The hank building is now being com­
will receive bids for tlie following prop­
fails to come up to our recommendations.
pleted
erty, for cash or very long time, at low-
L. B. Alley says that on Monday Frank
Keep your eye« on Dr. E. M . Cheatlie,
rates of interest:
Wakeley and Charley Alley heard a pig
the dentist
38-t-f.
100 acres, one mile from city.
< )1<1 Hewing-n.achines made to sew a« squealing out in the woods ami upon in­
24 L acres, three miles from city.
vestigation
discovered
a
large
black
bear
good hh new.
Fago A Son.
280 acres, tiniberland, Tillamook R.
and a two year old bog in “battle royal.”
5L. acres, orchard, 1 mile from city.
W. .J. May and A. L. Alderman visited
His bruin«hip was ho intent with the
Two houses ami lots, Thayer Add.
Nr ha I»-tn Monday:
woik of making away with the bog that
One house and two lots, Stillwell Ad.
A child of Mr. BergHtron, of Hobson- he did not notice the approach of the
Make vour bids.
II. W. Lasselle.
ville died Monday
men who quickly dispatched him with
Eighty acres of land to trade for town a rifle, but not until he had nearly killed
A scholarship in the May Academy will be
lot«. Gall at this office.
the hog which belonged to our county sold very cheap. Apply at this office.
Wanted, a second hand camera, at Commissoner.—Nehalem Times.
For Hae at a Great MacrifTc.
LOCAL NEWS
ALE OI
UMMER AND
FARING GOODS
Mii«t he cheap.
Sewing-machine needle« of all kinds,
80 acres of land in Tillamook comity,
Joe Etfenberger, the jolly rancher, <»f
and repairing warranted, at Pagedc Son’s. described as follows:
Nehalem, wiim in town tlli« week.
8 E % of N W *4 and the 8 W *4 of
Will Pro«« I i»
E E. Sei ph went to the south end of
N E ,‘4 of sec. 16, tp 3 8, R 0 W. No in-
this county on businews this week .
The following hoine«teader«’ advertise­ cumberaiice, $3 50 per acre, cash.
W. \V. ( urtiHH, i he agent and iminager
Address at once. J. F. B arfjei . d ,
ments appear in the Nehalem Times :
fur D. Whitney, Jr., is in the city.
Santa Cruz, Cal.
Andrew Hansen,
Mny 25.
The bundle of H kadi . igh T s that were
Cha«. F. Cadwell,
27
The Oregonian and H eadlight . only $4 00
lost reached Nehalem five days late.
Fiank M. iron«,
28.
Many are taking advantage of this rate.
Leather bindings for sale. Bo >ts and
R. D. Sales,
June 1
shoe« made and repaired at Page A S oii ’ h .
A.T White,
3.
Horticultural Quarantine Regulations.
Elijah Onliorno,
3.
Rev Starbuck could not till I hn lust
At a special meeting of the Oregon State
H. M. Fanner,
3
iippointirn nt here because l»e was taken
Board of Hoticulture, held in Portland, April 2.
Juhnas \V. Johnson, ” 3.
violent!)* ill.
1 «95. all members present, the following regu­
H. D. Shackleford,
5
lations were adopted, in accordance w ith the
\V. J. Smith, Mr. Herington and J. F
Isaac Turpae,
5.
laws regulating such matters, and are, therefore,
Reel,er, all of (ilenora have been in Till­
j binding upon all persons. The regulations are
Lenora T. Cabcrlli,
” JI.
amook this week
to take effect and be in force from and alter
Kasper Koberstein,
” 13.
A daily mail route has bren estahli«hed
May 4. 1895: ‘
Next week’s H eadlight will contain
R i le 1—All consignees, agents or other per­
between thia place ami Grande Roundt*
an 1 advertisement lor John L. Childers, sons, shall, within 2^^otirs, notify the quaran­
It is to go into effi'et May 1st.
tine
officer of the State Board of Horticulture*
July 2
or a duly commissioned quarantined guardian,
The telegraph line is up to < 1 ¡lenoni,
Musical goods, violins, acordeón», flutes etc , of the arrival of any trees, plants, buds or cions
and every day we expect to hear the
at Williams'.
1 at the quarantine station, in the district of final
< lickrty < lick from Forest Grove
destination
K clk 2 -All trees, plants, cuttings, grafts,
TI.eG. A R, people are making ar­
Those Inspectora.
buds or cions, imported or brought into the
rangement« for a regular place of meet­
I
state
from any foreign country, or from any of
The miiriim inspectors me now up in
ing, us the old hull will ho lined for other
the United States ur territories are hereby requir­
Montana,
.»nd
it
is
tumored
they
me
purpose«.
ed to be inspected upon arrival at the quarantine
inveMtiguting the ( kiihc of ho many cattle station in the distiict of final destination, and if
There is little or no change in the
dying there two yearn ago. Ths owner« any such nursery stock; trees, plants, cutting»
local market
The Portland market
of the steamer Gertie ar® about of the grafts, buils or cions are tounil to be free of in
shown wheat advancing «lightly and
mind that if they ever use her they will sect pests ami fungous diseases, the said quaran­
butter <le< lining,
tine officer or duly commissioned quarantine
have to 1 tin her on the Nertli Yamhill guardian shall issue a certificate to that effect.
E. E Selph now occupies an elegant
route
And
furthermore, if any of said trees, plants,
suit of roomn in tin* Benin Block. J D.
cuttings, grafts, buds or cions are found infest­
E*lwards will have his abstract office in
If you have a tax title which you wish to sell ed with insect pests, fungi, blight or other disea­
in the building also
ses injurious to fruit or to fruit trees, or other
or trade, call at this office.
trees or plants, they shall be disinfected and re­
llrins, the artist, received a fine lot of
W li a Tn lot Ip ••Coin s” Gauntlet?
main in quarantine until the quarantine officer
picture mouldings 0,1 thf hint Truckee
of the Slate Board of Horticulture or the duly
Mr Heins make« a «peeialty of mould­
Boston Herald: Who’s going to bring commissioned quarantine guardian can deter­
mine whether the said tree», plauts, cutting*
ing«, and ran always suit you.
out a popular little book on sound inotiev grufts, buds or cions are free from live injur
The steamer Han inon wan seen ( lose that is capuble of catching the crowd the ious insect pests or their eggs, larvae or pupae,
in shore at Short Sand brscli Sunday,
or fungous diseases before they can be offered
way the handy volume, entitled “Coin’s for sale, gift, distribution or transportation. All
with her nets out flsldiig for halibut
Shr wan 011 her wa v from Tillamook to Financial School,” treating the flnttncial persons or companies are hereby prohibited
question from the silver point of view, from ca rying any trees, plants, cuttings, grafts*
\«toria
N«dialeiii Timen.
buds or cions from without the state to any
has caught on all over the West? There point within the state beyond the nearest point
Mr. Sturgeon in placing Ids goods in
is a chance tor some fine missionary on its line or course to the quarantine station
1.'« new store here, fllld W ill IliflO 11A VC9 (I
in the district of ultimate destination; or from
work hrie that will pay handsomely.
large new stork of drug*, etc., which he
aiij point within the stale to any other point
has ordered from Portland. He will hr
Hliiiigles taken on subscription st thi* office, therein, until such trees, plauts, cuttings, grafts
only a limited quantity wanted.
buds or cions have been duly inspected, and if
ready for hiiMiuean next Monday.
required disinfected as hereinbefore provided*
11. W. L:t«selle, of Albany in in tin» city.
IIOTKL A i: IC I \ A l>
and all such shipments must be accompanied
He hh \ s his barn did not burn, an pub­
by the proper certieate of the inspecting officer*
Tilg ALDKKMAN
i’rovided, however, that after such persons or
lished in the Hi ihi ioiiT
I ho ham be­
company have given the proper officer four
longed to II. L. Lasselle, 110 ¡elation to
G. B. JolniHoii, Nehalem.
day’s notice, he or they shall not be required to
II W., who also resides near Albany
II Thufeet, Grand Fork«.
hold such shipments further, without directions
II. G Sprague, Spruce.
from such officer.
After illventigaling the Neslnrca road,
Rt'LE j—All peach, nectarine, apricot, plum
(’ M Marlin, Trunk
( T Long thinks $25 will clear i( lor
or almond trees, and all other trees budded or
Robert Crawford, Nehalem
siiiiiiiirr travel. During
bin trip he
grafted upon peach stock or roots, all peach
Ben lliggeiibotheni, ”
found on Hie site of a bnriiod mountain
or other pits, ami all peach, nectarine, apricot,
Allert Crawford,
cabin a / > gold piece about which some
plum or almond cuttings, buds <»r cions, raised
or grown in adistiict where the*‘peach yellows”
W. I. Brooks, Bay City.
silver had
been
melted. Yambill
or the ‘ peach rosette” are known to exist,
Reporter.
J W. Allen, Noilh Yamhill.
are hereby prohibited from being imported in­
Fred
Kabkee,
Tillamook
River
We have interviewed a number of
to or planted or offered for sale, gilt or disti ibu
James Murphy, ”
tion w itliiu tlie state of Oregon.
lancheiN and limi that the iivernge price
Rk 1.1. .»-All tires, plants, cuttings, grafts, buds
Wm. Burton, Trask
leceived at the Fairview cnamery for
J. i:. Sibley, « ife Rixl Bon, llobeonville. cio»’ «e.lsor ph. anivlue from any foreign
milk is hilly |l.00 per bundled, sud a
country found infested with any insect pests or
John J o I hihoii , Garibaldi.
iitimlM*r say their milk Ims tested four
their eggs, larvae or pupae, or with fungi, or «^57»
Dan Murphy, Trask
other disease or disease* hitherto unknown in
per cent, butter fat right along, in the
this stale, are hereby prohibited from landing.
David B Ogden, Porihind
worst months
I R vlk 5—Fruit of any kind grown in any for­
G M. Cobh, Netarts.
L. L. Stilwell h is bought E. D. Hoag’s
eign country, or in any of tlie United States or
< it o W l'lielp«, ”
territories, found infested with any insect or in­
interval in the livery »table and Mr
lion.
J
W.
Maxwell,
Faiit
iew.
sects, or with any fungi. blight, or other di­
Stillwell will conduct the livery atable
sease or diseases injurious to fruit or fruit trees,
J
W.
Bailey,
Netarts
burin«*«« H« usual. lie han had ample
or to other trees or plants, is hereby prohibited
Samuel Daily. Beaver.
ex|»eriBiire in thi« line and will he aide
from being offered fur sale, gift or distribution
B. Campbell, 1 lobsonvillv.
to serve well those wIm wieli good turn
within the state.
w E Morey,
R vi . k 6—Aliy boxes, packages, packing ma­
outs. Horses fed at all times and ut
W W Curtis, Portland
terial and the like infested by any insect or in­
rersonable rales
sects. or their egg», larvae or pupae, or by any
A. W Ragsdale,
Marshal Ryan arrested C IL Hadlev
fungi, blight, or other disease or di senses known
»•
J. J C. Barber,
to lie injuiious to fruit or tofruil trees, or to
for fast driving vrsh idav, ami hia trini
E B. Martin,
other
trees or plants, and liable to spread con­
is set for 3 o’clock today, Mr. Hadley
M Olsen,
tagion, are Kerch) prohibited from l>eing offer­
thinks it is a mallei' of |«irseciitioH and
ed for sale. gift, distribution, or transportation
Al I IN 1IOVBK
parliality instigated by some one. The
until said material ha» lieen di fin fee ted by dip-
E. A. lbooks, Light House.
‘ ping it into lM>iliug water and allowing it to re
maishal holds, however, that he must
, main in said lioiliiig water not less than two
John McConnell, ”
•nforve the law to all alike and should
minutes; such boiling w ater use» I as such disin­
I.otiis Melson. Nestoctoii.
begin on the big bugs lirst.
fectant to contain in solution one pound of con­
J.Johnson,
centrated
potash to each and every teu gallons
The students of the Tillamook Acad­
J. M Burton Salim h River
of
water.
emy including tin*
mcinbeia of the
K vlr 11—Animals know n as flying fox. Aus­
C R. Allard, Blaine
“Gamma Deltian” Literary society and
tralian or English wild rabbit, or other anim its
Joe Richardson. Garibaldi
those who pn 1 «us courses of instruction
( or bird» detrimental to fruit or fruit trees,
Win. Thacker, Nestucca.
plants, etc., are prohibited from from l»eing
in music have arranged to give a public
C W. Smith, Bay City.
brought or landed in this state, amt if landed
etihnt.iinmeiit on th«« etching of May
shall be destroyed.
Joe Etb'iibeiger, Nehalem
II, 1805, in the
main hall of (he
K clk 1 ¿—Quarantine stations:
A. S Wells, S »mh Prairie.
Academy
Partit’ulais next week
For the first district, comprising (he counties
Jod Gaudrau, llolakmvillr
of
Multnomah. Clackamas, Yamhill, Washing­
The Alderman I louse under the etrec-
A. G. \mb i.soii, N< »tin toli.
ton. Columbia. Clatsop and Tillamook, shall be
tive management of Mr A Mi« II. A.
Walt Smith, <ilcnora
Portland Henry E Dosch quarantine officer
Woodford «veins to be enjoying an era of
or auy mvnil«cr of the Board or the Secretary
Wm. Hays, Nestuerà
thereof.
prosperity in spite of the hard time«.
C. Mills, Braver
Kris 13—Importers or owners of nursery
The tine poultry dinners every Sunday
F. Arthur, City.
stock, trees, or cuttings, grafts, tends, or cions-
draws (piits a trade for them, and theii
desiring to have such nurserv stork, trees,
Louis Glaser, Bay City.
every day fare acema to give the best of
plants, cutting«, grafts; bud* or dons inspected
LARSKN HOI BE
satisfaction to ths guests of the houe«*.
.it points other than regular quatantine stations
J II. Whitting, Kilchi«
may have such inspect ions done where requir­
Tliis bespeaks for them their full aliare
ed, provided, however, that such importers
S T. Ely, Pleasant Vallet.
of the public patronage in the future.
shall pay all charges of inspection. Such char­
H. D Shackelford, Neslta ton.
The Wilson river road is now open and
ges and expeiMwes to Ire paid before a certificate
J. II Cartel, Portland.
is granted.
a crew is at work putting it in gixxl
Lawrence Guudrsu, llol»son\ille
Transportation companies, or persons ami
dition
Mr. I • I. Stillati!, <( the
consignees
or agents shall deliver and cause to
Frank Israeli, Nehalem.
livery atable, is now ready to transfer
t>c
detained all imrset) stuck, trees, plants and
C.
F
Murphy,
Sand
Lake
passengers from tliia placo to Forest
fruit at one or other of the quarantine stations,
H Smith, Bay City.
for inspection, as provided l»y the rules and
Grove. Tlie road is in pretty g h «I con­
J S. Judd, Fairview.
regulations of the board
dition ami those who desire to make the
Details *5 quarantine station«, office«, fees
Geo. Hunt, Cape Mears
trip overland should call on “1‘inltey.”
of inspection recipes fur disinfection ami all
II G. New man. City
As mam aw the weather ia favorable Mr
ilesired information may be obtained on appli­
F. M Porter, Gariltaldi.
cation to the Secretary ur any member of the
Stillwell will
put on a isgular line
Chas W. Felyson. ---------
Board
or hjr reference to pamphlet circulated
of stages.
Passed at a meeting of the State Board of
I. . J Jonson. Saud Lake.
In another part of tliia paper Jack
Horticulture at Portland. Or . April 3. Hfog.
J. E. Revhsr, Glenum.
Jennings discusses on aacahne. Jack
Attest. Gtoaos 1 B aroitny Becrrtary,
J. R. 1 ardw wli l*resnlii)t.
had !>etter look out a little wheti he runs
this office.
Spring and Summer
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Clothing-Latest Styles
.Just received, our men's 87 suits, some-
"T^Tthing that will surprise vou. They arc
neat, nobby and of good value. Our sprin
line of hats just received.
\lz We are agents for Bradlev Metcalfe A
-TTVCo., the lar gest boot and shoe factory
in Milwaukee, and have just received a full
line of their world-renowned goods, which
are 20 per cent, cheaper than ever before
ALz Our big line of ladies’ half shoes, tan
shoes and tan slippers is the largest
assortment ever shown in this citv.
Call and inspect our large assortment
’ spring dress goods. We have the
latest patterns and all at the lowest prices
Remember that we are Leaders in everv
line that we carry.
COHN
& co.,
T he L argest G eneral M erchandise D ealers in T illamook C o .
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Joy’s for the Jaded mid Good
Health for all Mankind.
JOY'S
i 4 made from
herbs, mid
co mams no
mineral
dm?» or
deadly pois­
on. Joy’s
Vegetai) le
8 irta parilia
robs the
b.ood of all
its impari­
ties, and
courses a’l
these impuri-
;
TOWN. LOTS
Scholarship in May Acad
up against us on agricultural matters.
emy
for sale cheapat thisof
When we say sacalint is good, it's g>>t
¡ fice.
lobe gooL notwitliatandiiig Mr. Jen
All photv » leduce<1 to suit hard lime* from
"5 ccats per perduteti upward«
M bixs A bt S tvdio .
VEGETABLE SARSAPARILLA.
¿sñi3Sri0afeSa4
ties through
liature'sowu
proper chan­
nels. Joy’s
Vegeta ble
Sar a’.iarilla
cures Dys-
p e p s 1 a ,
Ch route
Const 1 pa -
tion, Livtr
Com plaint*
and Kidney
Affections.
Joy’s Vejretable
Sarsaparilla
(Tillionoch
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prevents tired feel­
ings staggering sen-
■ :uions, palpitation
of he.irt, rush of
blxxl to the Lead,
d.rziness, ringing in
er«, epots before the
eye., headache, bil-
i u-ne's.constipation
f bowels, pains in
lie h;ick,melancholy,
longue coated, foul
maih, pimples on
1 e *, body and li m b,
.dineofnerve force
rjy spoils, faint
• Iis, cold, clammy
< t and han la, sour
ings, fatigue, in-
:ania, and all dis-
-.sotthestomsch,
r and kidneys.
Jny.s Vegetable Sar-
» ritla is sold by all
•i/«. Refuse a
> dilute. When you
y for the best sec that
ou get the best.
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COPYRIGHTS.^
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T imberland ;
THEO. STEINHILBE^.
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FWr a
answer and an honeat opinion, write to
Al I a W A: CO., who here bad nearly fifty »ear»-
experience tn the patent busineea. Cnaanka-
tlona atrletly conSdenttal. A llaedbwete of In­
formation (stneemtne Patent« and bow to Ob­
tain them «ent free. Alan a caiakyuc of mechan-
k*al and MMentlUc book» M*nt free.
anErtaT1*
Mun" 1
ar« brnwbt w .lZly befa^thX^bllcwtK-
out Cort to the inV-mor. Thin »piendtd neper
sewed weekly, rleaantly llhwtrated. ha»by iGtbe
•anreyt grcniatlne of any »rientlSc work la the
onr»*«. -35 rent*. Fvpry number romaine baau
tiful ptafra. In color», and pbo<,«cph» of new
h.
w' t h plan», enabling but Ider» to show the
latest d '.Irns and secure coatrvt*. A4<1re*i
MUMN A CO- Nxw T obk . 3«1 Bauauwar
amook. Ore
Ripant Tabules: pleasant laxative.
Rip^n* Tabules : for bad temper.