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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1895)
LOCAL NEWS. will hr present, and a programme will be arranged for the occasion that w ill be Governor Bowers was asked by a of interest to all who are interested in Cohn & Co., are buying potatoes. H eadlight reporter the other day what Maaonry. The new Maeonic hall will be J. D. Wilson, of Dolph, is in town. he thought a I »out the financial question. dedicated at that time. Further partic The steamer Harrison is expected in He said : ulars regarding the affair will be given today. “ Well, as to free coinage, I think we in due time in this paper. can safely coin all the gold and silver Ten cents |>er pound for dry hide* at Liverine is the name of a new but produced in Tillamook county at a ratio Cohn A Co’s. already popular preparation which is of 16 to 1 or any other ratio. J. A Richardson has moved his fam used for disorders of the liver, kidney* or “Sawlog* should be redeemable in ily to this city stomach, it will relieve constipation gold coin, and county warrants should C. L Stubbs, the artist, has returned without injury to the system. It is an he payable in lumber. from Portland. Oregon preparation and deserves to be “There should be a tariff on potatoes J M Level has the contract for dig favored by the people of the state. For and the immigration of dudes and star ging the city wells sale at Sturgeon’s drug store boarders should be restricted. Chas W Aliev, of Nehalem, has been “There should be a ’■# differential ad- Mrs. A. E. Barker, the free thought in the city this week. lecturer, arrived in this place Tuesday valorem bounty on bear tails, and—well, A son was born to Mr and Mrs Win. evening, via North Yamhill. She lec I don’t care to commit myself further, Steinmetz, last Friday. tured to a large audience in the court and will say that as to my candidacy for the presidency, I am only a receptive G. B. Johnson of the Nehalem Times house last tiiglit and will be here several nights. Mr*. Barker is an able expon candidate, and am in the hands of my was in the city this week friends ” E. E. Sei ph returned from his trip ent of liberal ideas, and her hearers all felt well entertained . Everybody is in Tuesday via Forest Grove. From Nehalem Times. vited to attend. (¿nite a number of campers are going Road supervisor Hansen is busily en Local Market:—Eggs are worth 16 ct*. to Nehalem beach this summer. Creamery butter is retailing at 25 cents gaged inspecting the contracts for mak Fred Page is doing the painting ami per roll and there is no demand for dairy ing roads and bridges that have been let decorating on the new Allen House. butter. Potatoes are worth 25 cents per in this district this summer. G S. Nelson, of Dolph, is making bushel, or about 40 cents per sack Hany Sweeney returned from Eastern final proof today on his homestead. Potatoes are getting scarce here now, Oregon where he has been shearing In order to make room for our enormous stock of fall Nehalem will celebrate on the Fourth and this is the reason w by they are so sheep, Friday evening. lie says crops clothing, now ordered in the East, we will sell our present in the forks on the Kngimiw townsite. much higher than in Portland It now will be light in that section on account stock of summer goods at a big reduction. \\ e have mar Work has begun digging the wells at appears that the farmers should have of hick of rain. ked our clothing so the prices are sure to sell it. \\ e will held onto their potatoes n little longer. at the street crossings, Ibr fire protection. Capt. M. Buchanan, of Barbra, left for not have one suit of clothes left in the house in sixty days. It was intended to have the social of Portland the forepart of the week, where Mayor E. E. Ke I ph was regislered at Our clothing will suit every one and our prices will con one of th* hotels in Jacksonville last the Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. he expects to remain for a week or so Church next Friday night, but ns ripe before going to Eastern Oregon to survey vince you that we mean what we say. Every article in the w eek. A good deal of work has been done on berries are «carce, the affair has been several townships of land. clothing line greatly reduced, The steamer Harrison arrived in from the roads in the Nehalem country this heed postponed until Saturday evening, June 15. It will be held at Fcamside’s Astoria Sunday morning via Tillamook spring hall. The object of the social is to bay She brought the principal part of Colin ami Co., are paying the highest price for eggs and all kinds of hides and secure funds to repair the church and re the machinery fur Hirnple & Wheeler’s paper it Strawberries, ice cream, cuke, mill. A new boiler and engine ordered I roduce. lemonade, candies and other delicacies from the East has not yet arrived, but the (io to the bakery Ibr fine confectioner will he in libumiaiice. All are invited to mill will be set up immediately with th« i(»s Fresh vegetables and fruits always attend and have a go al time the power formerly used in the mill, to on linml. Parties ar* now nt work oil the road cut enough lumber to complete the mill. Robt I Giles is still in the county from this plate west to Tillamook river, Mr. Hirnple is expected from Chits- working in I lie intmeslM of the State and in a shoit time it will be possible to kanie soon. I iisurance ('o. drive a team over the road. Arrange Free Lecture« Programme, Lester Smith, I-. I). Shackleford, ments will be imide to get a bridge Thursday evening, “Why Alen are and Isinic Tuippa piowd up on their across Trask at little expense. This We are the leaders in every line we carry, and in prices are always the gods.” Woishippril as „ claims >esterdav road will probably be open for summer Friday evening, continuation of same low ’ est. We are never undersold. Davi iliidlev is now at N< tints, mid is travel to Netarts, and a ferry will be put subject. Saiurdav evening, text, I Timothy, 111 Don’t forget our clothing sale if you are needing anything in that line. preparing I lappy Camp to entertain the in soon on the Tillnmook river, thus 16 summei* visitors. saving several miles travel and avoiding Bring us your produce if you want the highest price for it. Sunday morning, “ Who, Where and Rev. ('. (-. Baldridge will preach here some ugly hills. It is not likely that What is god?” Sunday 3 p. m., meeting to exemplify next Sunday morning tit 11 A. M. All this county can have too many roads, and organize a Secular Science School are invited to attend. and w e are glad to see this one opened Sunday evening, lext, John, Ill, l5. Nida Thompson has jllHt recoil e< I a Meetings in court house. All invited. The oiitlnok for the races nil the large lot of new furniture mid he is Fourth of July is very promising. A N ot ice selling it cheaper limn ev» r. number of Yamhill parties expect to be Notice is hereby given hat I, the un Mart Handy, formerly of Nelnilem, present with some fast horses, and some til* undersigned, as cilv marshal, have was killed at Washburn, N. D., a short of our Tillamookers are not asleep taken up ami impounded the following time ago, by mi iircidonl in a s.iw mill. Parties are now ontsidu negotiating described horse, found in violation ot oi- dinauce No. 6, of Tilhil'.mok city, Oregon, Buckboard or light wagon, wanted, to for some swift equines and will not to-wit: allow the Yamhillers to carry out all the Glide for lumber Apply bv letter to One Imrse, black in color, with brand And, there are now some horses 21 on light hip and diamond with bar be P. <>. Box No. 8, Bay City, Or., with prizes in this county that stand a fair show low, cockeye brand on upper part of left full pal liculars. hip, and hoiatshoe brand on lower part Dr. W A. Wise is erecting a fine wind w ith anything that may bo brought ill. of left hip 'file days of eayuse races are past here VnlvMM said horse shall be redeemed as mill on his properly, ami when he gets 57 YEARS hisollice and dwelling done will have the and it takes blooded animals to will a by law provided I will sell the same as 300 ACRES by law provided to pay chmgvs within purse. finest place in the city. five days from the date hereof People in the outside world heard that Dated this 5th day of June 18J5 PearB, Nut TreeB, and Novelties. Leaves Tillamook every morning (except Arrangements are being made to put Sundays/ about 8 o clock, returning about noon. D ennis R yan , City Marshal. in a telephone exchange in this place, Tillamook was to have a celebration on Trips made in the afternoons also on Saturdays STARR, the largest early Steamer touches at all points on the bay. several parties here signifying an inten on the Fourth. About a dozen “Bias* Advertised I.«■Iter List apple, 12 inches around, ami --31X Bands” in the various towns of the Will tion to use instillments. marketable first week in July I GABRIELSON, Master. amette valley have sent in propositions The following letters remain uncalled ('apt. (’mv mid Dr. Wise returned to furnish the music fur us, and they for in the Tillamook post ollice, and will Paragon, Parlin and other apples. KOONCE pear, early, hand from their Nestiiccs splurge Tuesday ask all the way from $ >0 to $200 for the Im sent to the dead letter oflice in thirty some and delicious. Lincoln Coreles*, very large and very late. Also, They report tin* Big Ne-tncca toll road in sei vice. For the infoi inalion of the out days: Mr. D. E. Howard Seneca, Japan Golden Russet, Vermont Beauty, etc. Japan Quince tine condition from Helm to Dolph. side musicians we will say that Tilla Frank Johnson. Columbia, unequaied for jelly. Dr Wise left Wednesday for Portland, mook has several “Bands” ami some B. F,Jones. lie will return here about July 1st. lie proticient musicians. Perhaps the out We have opened a shop one door south of Mr. <»rant B•>vlev. Hie Tillamook Bakery, where we are pre June I, 1895. I. J. Hi nt . P M. is now going lo Porllaiid to arrange his siders knew of TillHitmuk’s lame as a pared to do all kinds of Parry’s Giant. 6 Inches around, the largest known rliestiiut; Paragon, Nuinbo and atrairs preparatory to moving here. summer resort and thought they would HOTEL IIUIIVAI.S many others. Walnuts—French, Persian, Japan. English and American. Pecans, Almonds, Fine Sewed Work and Seamless We know it is in bud taste for a IteWH- enjoy tlm invigorating bieez.es of the Filberts, Eleagnus I.ongipvs, Japan Mayberries, Hardy Oranges, Dwarf Rocky Mountain Patching. THE AI.DEKMAN piipor tn lie continually dunning people coast if they could get expenses guaran Cheriie*, free from insects, black knots and other diseases. Small fruits, grapes, < u. rants We repair.and clean sewing machines, and John Johnson Garibaldi. etc. Shade trees, ornamental shrubs. U atammice F iiek . warrant them to do good work or no pa\. who owe it, but it is in laid taste to OWC teed. The Tillamook Cornet band is J'lease call and see ns and try pair of boot* \\ B Lyons 1 iilishoro ill g w tiling to go to Chicago and play tor the the printer small hills. We are Pomona NurBBriEH. WM BARRY Barry. N J. made of leather tunned at Netarts bay. II L Slinlell Giand Forks N Dak. to make some collections right soon exposition this summer if expenses will A 1’ Wilson and wilk Iiobsunvillc W. E.PAGE&S^N, O Gravel < iaimaldi Some boys who were walking down the he guaranteed. T llamook Oregon R I • Sales rolev. beach on an outing trip got a young 'flic new cheese factory started up (' 11 Worthington Foley. Prices to Suit seal They are walking across th»» Ttiesdav and had 560J pounds of milk L G Smith Gaiihuldi mountain to Portland and were still that morning as a starter. It was pretty f rank Kermans Neslovtoii. the Times: Geo A Bailon Trask. carrying the seal when they left here. good considering that the patrons did David B Ogden Jc wile Portland. 't he treasurer makes another call fur not all know that it was ready for busi GREAT VALUE WEEKLY NEWS Mi.-s R sc Braitliwaite Trask. orders this week The warrants adver ness. Yesterday. Wednesday, they took G. \. Anderson Portland VERY LITTLE OF THE WORLD Made to order. F Mumper Salem. tised this week amount to over in 6,203 pounds The ma h.nery is MONEY. FOR A TRIFLE. —H- P F Ducham Tillamook River and the Inst three calls amounted to as working tine, and the manage'', Mi <> S Weaver Bay City. Repaii ing done as cheap as the cheapest. much. The county debt is decreasing Brown, has the reputation of being one Come and be convinced. I Bat he » ili « « lii » it ». Ji « si « « « a « ai i» ® ® «i li « » li it' quite rapidly, of th* best cheese imikeis hi the state, Advocate Building. II G Stanley Sand Lake. l.ARSEN IKH SE Fied Page, the painter and artist, Inis fin» t leiunery is quite extensive, is fitted P. F. BROWNE Di Mills Jc wife Nestoctoii. about all the work he can attend to, ami out in tine shape, and » an handle IKX10 J A Cioucli Jetiy. has turned out some tine signs lately |s»imds of milk ea-di day, or doubl* that J M Bodie Ilobaonvill». lie does line work ill decorating ami pa amount by running a night shift. A .1 M Map** per-hanging, a lair sample of which may butler making plant will be added to it J II Cartel Portland. A a -page journal, is the leading Republican family paper of the United States as soon as the pin e of butter warrant* it. A T White Sand Like It is a national family newspaper, and gives all the general news of the whole be seen in the Masonic hall. Heard at J \V Johnson ” The cheese turned out will be lull cream world. It gives the foreign news in a nut shell. Its Agricultural department \rcordiug to the report of Mis. Jennie F O ( Isburii has no superior in the country. Its market reports are recognized authority. cheese, the milk not being skimmed, and Rentier, voluntary observer, the highest Heiman Farmer ” Separate departments for the amity circle, young folks, and science and me it is the intention to build up a reputa F Rogers San Francisco. chanics. Its home and society columns co mmand the admiration of wives and temperature in May at Gleimra was 85 tion for a first class article, and put Tilla- Chas Robbins Yamhill daughters. Its general political news, editorials and discussions are compre degrees, and the lowest 20. There was a I’ll roast you, said the Stove. \\ I. Bii.oks Bav Citv. hensive, brilliant and exhaustive. nmok far in the lead as far a* chet-ss light frost on the tenth. May was an C C Clark Look out, I'm on a strike, said the making is concerned. exceptionally wet month for this region, II L <»eorson Blaine. A SPECIAL CONTRACT enable* u* to offer that splendid journal and the Hammer. The themen started out with the in- George Smith Blaine. »»ver 13 inches of rain falling H C Shackleford Nestocton. tion of having a Fourth of July celebra I’ve got you, said the Barb-Wire. Sheriff Jackson lias sold his creamery J F Reidier <tlvnora. tion and it was found that only |5# could I ’ll catch on, said the Tongs. outfit to Joe Docaldson who will operate B Wollenv Trask. owe year for only be raised to delta) ths expenses, so th* L Fleck Hebo. It this summer and he may also handle I’ll scoop him, said the Shovel. matter lias been dropped. Those who the milk for some of hie neighbors. The Al I.KN HOI SK. I’ll get your bacon, said the would l»e mostly beiietilted by having a outfit consists of an engine, separator, III Knighting Nrstoi’toii. Butcherknife’ large crowd in town of the Fourth did C U Snotli Bav Cilv etc., ami there is a set of saws and ap not see lit to sul*s< rii»e much, ami it was G R Huff Ne*toc)oir. You’re not as sharp as I, said the pliances for sawing w eo»l and ripping The regular price of both papers is 1J.5O Address orders to “Hesdlight.' F Harrington Glenera lather disc<»uiaging to try to get oilier* lo Tack. limber. S A Grew ter Forest (»rove. contribute under the circumstances The e --- «♦»— — • ----a- § G C Revett Portland. Several parties w*re in to prove up ra es, under a different management, Say nothing and saw wood, said this week on then claims, but it seems w ill come of!' as adveitised, and those, T Bnllermiillea Portland* the saw. »»«-W rite your name on a postal card , send it to gw B est A Banneher lAirtland their notices were advertised in Polk and who like racing can be accommodated. J Stingle IL>l»« 'iiville. R oom 2. T ribune B ’ ld ’ g , N ew Y ork C ity , and sample cop - So a general quarrel ensued and if Yaml.ill c.iinty pa|»era, and the neces It would hai* been a gissl thing how F. Erukeon W River. ies of the T ribune will be sent you A Magnuson Hobrmnville sary atlidavits of publication could not be ever to have provided for other exercises, you want to hear how it ended and J (iandreaii ms tired. Thty may I»* obliged to make but iinle«* th* citizens take action and how cheap the above named articles E B Fuller and wife Bav Cilv pro d again or go to coustdeialde ex hold a meeting to raise funds at once can be bought, call on J Fuller pense, liesides the delay Mr Furman there will I hj no speaking or music, F II Barrett Blaine. Tli* Masonic lodge of this place will there is some talk of a big excursion Wm Thacker Nestoclon. Hardware Merchant, Tillamook,Or. hold a (elebration on St John's day in down the bay. as all the boats could l»e B Tihlon Bav Cilv. this city, and the Bay City lodge will secured on that day, and the people B W Smith " H m open«! his «hop here again, «nd i. ready to make Barrels, Keg,. G A Mowers Blaine. join in the exerci*«»« All Masuti* in the could celebrate by eating lunch on the Kipans Tabules cure biliousness. Firkin», Kite, Tub», etc., at moder* price«. All work warrant«! first class. Walt Smith Glenora. comity will I m invited to at lend, and a •ami spit or promenading Nehalem Ripans Tabules: pleasant laxative. go si time i* expected Good «peaker* beach Mpam Tabules : a family rem« djr COHN CO Leaders of Low Prices. I • Read • and • Act • A Big Reduction Sale in Clothing REMEMBER Cohn & Co. si N ew APPLES, .»•••* LOÜISE Boot and Shoe 1TVTS — Al SEASON’S ENTERT/1 INCDENT! -------- BOOT^ and g|IOEg NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE Hardware Talk! C. E. I^EŸNOLD’g. L. W GWSER, C. E. REYNOLDS, The Barrel Maker.i„,|* Tillamook, Or. Kipans Tabules ; best liver tonic.
