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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 5, 1895)
(Tilliiniooli fj eu bl in lit. all about 100,000 pounds of milk a week. The milk in shipped to New castle, and from there by rail to T he C ounty O fficial P aper large manufacturing cities, where it is sold in the streets or in retail stores. It is reported that the ------ Independent in Politics------ patent has been bought for Ireland KATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. also, at a cost of 8200,000, which (MTRlCrLY IN ADVANCE.) liso. proves how much the stock com One year ................. Six months .75. pany expects from this new SO. Three months enterprise. -----BY----- W, F. D. JONES. ADVERTISING RATES. 1 inch, per month $0.7.5 per year >6.75 ?2.25 ... ” ” 2o.oo ¿Col. ” ” 3 75 ” ” 3300 ” 6.75 . ” ” 60.00 1 ” ” ” 11.00 ” ” 100.00 Local uotic*s, locts per line; and sets, after tli<-first insertion. Only sets per line for first insertion for regular advertisers Lost, Found, For Rent. ForSalc, Wanted, and Special notices, In classitied “ad" columns, nt the rate of one cent per word for flist inset tion and haltiates thereafter. Legal notices, Nonpareil locts. per line for flrst insertion and Acts per line for each subse quent insertion. £9**All notices or communications should be sent in as early in the week as possible. good news, as it enables him to offer more comforts and pleasure to passengers traveling over liis line. Mr. Burton is to be com mended for bis enterprise. TEhe "Famous Wilson IRiver T^oute. Stage Line. The Sunset Route. Netarts Beach. •w-fr-w- Sheridan Sun: The six ‘toughs’ T he M ost P opular B each R e wlm camped at Ocean Park for F orest G rove to T illamook by quickest , C heapest , and B est sort on the C oast . route to P ortland . several weeks passed through T he W ilson R iver R oad . town Tuesday. They hailed from Happy Camp now ready, bath holmes will be Connects with evening train in Forest Grove Oregon City and in a drunken row The best mountain road, the most magnificent so passenger« from Tillamook arrive In 1’ortland prepared soon, ami stages will connect with the scenery on the Pacific coast. Cheapest rates of Forest Grove Stage. same day. Only 10 hours on stage. one of them cut another’s fingers toll in the state. Leaves Forest Grove 6:30 a. in. Kundaj s, 1 lies- with a knife. They gave a college Four horse team, <2 00 Round trip, f t 25 ’ If you want to see the sea days ami Thursdays. lions’, the arched rocks, and ” ” 1.50 ” a.50 'Die time may not be far away yell as they left camp, but the Two Leaves Tillamook, Mondays. Wednesdays, and tbv grainiest scenery in America, Horse and buggy, i.<n 1.50 Fridays. come I" Nel.Hts. Good HC- cart, 1.00 ” 1.50 when the dairy farms of the New Oregon college which they claim Saddle or pack Engage seats at Tillamook hotel orofT. ('. commentations reasonable. horse.so ” 75 McNamer. Forest Grove, who call be reached DJ Loose horse or cow 12 Ji ” England and Western States may to attend or have attended is not Sheep telephone from Portland. or swine 05 be sending, not butter and milk, raised in the estimation of the . New Wagons, New Stock, Safe Driving. Ths Mecca of all Coast Tourists. but frozen milk and cream, to the campers wlm heard the disgusting Take the Sunset Route for Tillamook. Address D. J. H adley , Tillamook. Good accommodations en route. A. W. S everance , Receiver. large cities of both continents.— language and brawling of the Phil. Record. drunken scoundrels. If Oregon ! City owns tlieso toughs it owes EROM OUR EXCHANGES. Ocean Park an apology. Best Road, Best Stage, Best Beach STATE NORMAL SCHOOL Toll It h tea Iteri need. Corvallis Gazette: J. IL Mark- ley, wlm has been in Butte, Mon 'I’lie North Yamhill ami Tillamook Correspondence Wanted. tana, for several months, returned toll road has Bern fixed up in good ’i’lie H eadlight is for the people, and they Monmouth, Oregon. me invited to write tor its columns. W i -I m - to Corvallis, Thursday last, on a shape, travelers siiying it was never as iievc in free exercise of opinion, ami wish to encourage independence of thought ami action. business trip combined with go«>«l hefbre The late« have been A TRAINING SCHOOL FOR TEACHERS. Local topics are preferred. Our name stands reduced as follows; at the head of this column, and everything, pleasure. He will remain in the not otherwise signed, we stand responsible for. Four horse team and wagon to $ 1.50 If you write, don't be afraid to father your own Two horse leam and wagon to $1.25 Astoria News: A party ofgreat city several days before returning opinions, but sign your name for publication, it is cowardly to do otherwise, and articles to Montana, where he still has One horse buggy to ♦1.00 Complete Eight Crude Training with fictitious names have little weight. We financiers from the eastern money adheie to this condition, except as to local cor Saddle or pack horse to .50 Department and strong professional lire backing Mr. several abstracting contracts. respondents who send news Items pureand centers, who Loose hot sis < r cattle ,12‘i simple. In such cases we do not publish the and academic courses. Polk Co. Itemizer: Numerous Hammond in his enterprise, will name of the writer. .05 I logs or sheep But if you wish to express an opinion or crit lish wagons are running in all di- Look The Diploma of the school entitles icize somebody, you must sign your name for be here early next week. Good accoinniod.it'onR at the Trask publication And, in all cases we must know one to teach in any County in the the naiiieofthe writer. Don't throw out petty 1 out lor both O1<1 mid New Astoria rections from the salmon cannery hotel, at l he toll gale ». The house lias personal slings, ordeal in coarse abuse regard i over on the Nestueca, the fisher been refit ted mid refurnished . The i State without further examination. lug your neighbors. Would rather you'd abuse moving, mid moving quickly ia the I tlic editor of this paper. Such letters would be men there not being able to supply patronage of the public is solicited more ant t<£be published In fact, people who ■ near future. Hoard and Lodging, Books and Respectfully, hold opinions different from ours are urged to write them for publication. We ll answer you Capital Journal: August Duller, the demand. A man came to Tuition, S 150 per year. 12-16 G. F. B urton , Prop fairly and courteously if your opinions are worth 1 Tuesday with twenty answering. We are anxious to have pm ties of a patient of the Insane Asylum, Dallas Beautiful and healthful location. diffecrent taltli express their opinion in this Notice about 400 paper. W'c pride ourselves on granting every- , hanged himself by a small rope on salmon, aggregating No saloons. body to think and act Recording to hiscon Notice is hereby given that on mid science, regardless of our own beliefs the back of a chair. He made a pounds, and had no trouble in The pillule doesn't care about “somebody There is a good demand for well- after rhe 15th «lay of September, 1895, I going to see his girl,” new fence." “bad colds," ! a noose, put. it mound his neck, selling out at (> cents a pound. will commence to levy on property to building of lien coops,'' etc. Wi Ite about some trained teachers. Hillsboro Independent: 'file collect >111 the taxes which are unpaid tiling interesting 01 not at all. Write as plainly laid down anil strangled himself. uh possible. If you can't spell correctly, or use good grammar, never mind that Don't The coroner’s jury acquitted the weekly crop report of August 2G, up to that date. J. 11. J ackson , There is an over supply of untrained teachers. let a good news item spoil on that account. We hlieriff. furnis i printed inslructioiis that will be of asylum authorities of all blame. stiites that “the general I move help to those who wish to write for palters Catalogue Chssrfully Sent on Application. Address, The space in this papei is yours. Milke use of N «»tice. Yamhill Reporter: Writ’s ma meats of the atmosphere, i. . e., the it If you like. W. A WANN, P. L. CAMPBELL, chine threshed 3370 bushels of oats course of the storm tireii, indicate Secretary. President. Take notice. That Kuhl. J. Giles is Monday and an even 3000 each of the near approach of the coni- not an ag<*nt of the “tate Inoiraiice THE FROZEN MH.K INDUSTRY. the following two days. He will mencement of the ruiny season, Company, and has no am l.ority to « rite (’nmida’s roprescntal i ve in Den be through Saturday night. Air. As a general thing rains do not insurance, to receive premiums tfiercfor, mark reports that during the past Writ estimates the average wheat become heavy and genera) until or to collect money due the company E dmond (’. G iltner , M’g’r. year a new industry Inis been es yield of the county between 25 and the latter part of October, but it is School Begin«. probable that September will have tablished there which promises to 30 bukhels per acre. The Tilhimook Academy will begin ils more than the average rainfall.” Forest Grove Hatchet: Mr.and1 prove both profitable and service next school year on Monday, September The state of probabilities should 2, 1895 < Amin: M ay . Mrs. G iis Welirum mid County' able, and which might be followed spur lip farmers wlm have allowed Treasurer J. W. Sappington, and with equal success on this side of farming to linger. Dr. Linton, of Nehalem, were the water, viz., the shipment of Notice is hereby given that the approv Valley Transcript: 'I’lie Willa among the nine passengers Mon- frozen milk to large cities. A year ed plats of surveys of the fractional day on McNa mer’s stage from mina Flowering Mills are now run- Townships two north, range seven west, ago n Danish merchant experi Tillamook'. As the afternoon ing to their fullest cn acity and and three north, range eight west, have mented in this direction by taking train for Portland since Monday I turning out a quality of Hour been received from tlie surveyor general Ibluish milk K, which is peculiarly J. P ALLEN, Prop’r. leaves the Grove three quarters <>1'| second to no mill on the coast. of Oregon, and on, delicate and rich in flavor, freez- September Kith, 1895, Noted for its Fine Cuisine Department. an hour later the stage now starts TTm only brawhack to this institu ing it by the une of iee and salt, at nine o’clock, A. JI., of said day, said later from Tillamook—at five in tion is the lack of room for storage plats will be filed in this otlice and the and sending it in barrels by rnil "heat. It has room for land therein embraced will lie subject to stead of four, making it milch and steamer to London. < hi its people wlm ’ «Glut 10,000 bushels and should entry oil and after said date. more convenient for arrival the milk proved to be as R obert A M ii . i . kk , Register. have room for at least double that are not udieted to early rising. Best Meals in the C ty. I’ ktek I’. aqi et , Receiver. sweet and well tasting as if it had amount, and Mr. Epperley, the Statesman: No more litigation been just drawn from a cow in the proprietor, says if nothing happens Taxpayers Take Notice. TILLAMOOK, ORECON middle of Sweden, The milk was need Im feared over the Oregon he will have the additional stor We have vluHeil the tax roll lo make Pacific railroad, ho far ns the law so much in demand and prove ! ho age room by another season. out the delinquent lint. On and alter profitable an article of commerce suits are concerned w hich occupied I he 1.‘ th du v <»' .111'y, COS, we \i 'll h T s. Ynmliil] Independent: S. that the exporter immedintely the courts the past three yeni'H. leudv to receive luxes again, and on and i 1C Terrell and wife departed last after the 15th day of August, 1895, «e took out a patent on shipment <>f The time lias elapsed in which the r for Tillamook after «ill begin to levy on all delimpii nt prop ( frozen milk from Sweden and piipeis could iinve been filed with ‘ liui'nilav Leading Hotel of Misses Atkinson, White, Hinch eity for taxes and costs. the HUpieine eotitl linking for it te- Denmark to London. lie then filiamo; k J. II. I ackson , Siu rift, man, Stratton and Newlin, who Hold the patent Io a stock company lieiii'ing on lite nppeul in which Tillamo k Co., Ore. have been engaged in various Headquarters for Commercial with large capital, which, on Feb the Hille of I lie load wiih confirmed, men and the traveling public. pursuits, from tenching school to All photo’s reduced to unit hard times, from Samp and no iittempt wiih made during e rooms. Electric lights ruary 1 last, bought one of llie throughout. Stage ami bout of digging clams and catching colds, 75 cents per per dozen upwards. the interim to hold the etine open. fices. Rates. $1.00 to $2.00 per H eins A rt S tudio . largest Swedish creameries, con day, American plan. during the summer vacation. Bonner & Hammond lire now se- verted it into a factory, and, hav NEW MANAGEMENT ADMINISTRATORS SAI.F Forest Grove 'Times: Messrs ing put in a special freezing appa enre in their piirelnise and there in Especial attention to the cuisine Notice ia hereby given that in pursuance of order ot t lie county court of the stat« ot Ore department ratus, began, on May I, the ex no further cause lor anxiety. They I’eterson and Nelson returned Fri an gon, for Multnomah county. duly mnde on the H A. WOODFORD, Prop’r. day from a trip out to their claims can proceed with improvementH e»tli dav of August F qj . in the matter of the es port of frozen milk in large qimii- tate of John I.attin deceased. on Upper Nehalem. They had a and additions without fear of The undersigned administrator of said estate, tilieH. will sell at public auction at the front door of thrilling experience when leaving the court house of Tillamook county, Oregon, When the milk is received from moleslation. io the city of Tillamook, Oregon, the hour ofone o’clock p. in. on Saturday, the Oregonian: The exodus of hop in the morning, Nelson whm nit at the fnrmers it is pasteurized, that ;th day of September. 1895,to the highest bidder for cash. All the real piopcrty belonging to is, heated to 75 degrees ami pickers from I’orthind Inis already ting on a log wailing for Peterson sh M essnte which said real property is situated ■ .T in the county ol Tillamook, slate of Oregon* then immediately cooled otf to begun, several hundred having to come up. When the hitter and more particularly bounded ami described we ve nil arrived after minutes he n* follows been placed in the more advanced about 10 degrees and now the The north east quarter of the south west quar ter end the west half of the south west quarter freezing is commenced. Half the yards within the past lew days. said to Nelson “then» is a ent be- ot section fourteen, a”d the south east quarter the soulh west uuarter ot section fifteen, in milk is tilled into cans mid placed Though the exceptionally dry hind you”and getting up the latter of township one north, range ten west of the Will meridian in Oregon. containing one in a freezing apparatus, where it season has ripened the Imps in saw the beast crouching twenty amette hundsed and -fxtv acres in Tillamook county, feet away. It gave a couple of excepting and saving therefrom tie seven and will bo thoroughly frozen in the in some locations earlier than one fialt'acres nioie or less heretofore sold by bounds, coming to within a few said deceased t- Frank Matey and described The finest coast resort in usual, the lmrvest will not be in course of throe hours. The frozen as follows. All the land In the south west quarter of the Oregon. Pleasure seekers, milk is then tilled into barrels of full blast before September 111. feet of where he had been sitting, south west quarter of section fourteen, in township one north, range ten west, of Willam when on the lieach should cal pine, tl.e only kind of wood that Hundreds of families will combine as meanwhile lie had retreated, ette meridian lying ea«t ot the Miami river con acres more or less on J. O. Campbel), or at the can he used. The bun-els, however, an outing with profit in eamping The animal stood contracting and taining seven and one-half G korge I). D i nning . spreading his claws cat-like until Administrator of the Estate of said . ,, Netarts Store fishing excur out and picking Imps during the are only half tilled with this John I.attin, deceased. sions or boating- Lxcumons to the sea lion rocks where thousand, of sea it filially was frightened away by W m . F oliv , Atty. Portland. Ore. next three weeks. frozen milk, the balance being linns can U seen, and bird» too nmnerou. to mention All kinds of sea fowl tilled with unfrozen milk. This North Yamhill Record: Goo. F. the shouts of the men and with eggs can lx. gathered. Mr. Campbell l«ing a skilful seaman insures you a way of packing Ims proved to lie Burton, proprietor of the toll road I he rattling of a lid against a tin Prices to Suit safe and pleasant trip. tlm only practical one, as part of between North Yamhill and Tilla bucket. There is little doubt the the Times: the milk lias to be frozen in order mook, informs 1’. II. Messner that cougar was creeping up on the . “The Sea Lion is the fastest and safest lost on the Netarts bay. to keep the whole cool, and part he lias had a survey made with a man and in five minutes would NETARTS. OR The has to lie in a flowing state in view to making some very impor liaxe pounced upon him. Made to order. order to get the barrels exactly tant clmngOH in the road, and tires have deprived beasts of prey of their usual supply of fimd and full, which is necessary in order to expects to begin work on them made them unusually Imhl. A Repaii ing done as cheap as the cheapest. Come ana be cwnviuced. avoid too much slinking up on the right away. He finds that he can cougar eight feet in lengtli wus Advocate Building road, by which the cream would get a lekel road bed through that killed by Walt Smith Snodile last P. F. BROWNE be turned into butler; the limiting will avoid the Union Camp and on the road near the entraiicc to musses of ice at the smile time pre I hirteen Mile hills, two of the his lane. The stage was « il hin bearing of the shot nini un ii ed arl p n dson vent the unfrozen milk settling in worst on the route, besides several immediately after. A coligli i wns restaurant the cremn. Milk which in treated other smaller ones. The antic! seen at Zig zag, also mie latri- al b’h-xt claw in every parti uhr, and in thin way has proved to keep paled chniiges will shorten the McNamer's camp before thismie special attention to coast tourists. quite fresh for twenty-six dam. distance considerable, and will re was killed, which leads some to suppose the three were one and the Alt kinds of wood and iron • Every barrel holds 1,000 pounds of duce the ichedule time of the stage work tiooe. same beast tramping tn the coast milk, and twice a week there will alsnit two hours. Mr. Messner is picking lip what he could by the H irsa Shoeing a Speciidty. be shipped fifty hai nds, making in is highly pleased with this bit of way. — »Tillamook, On Asturian: Forest tires continue to rage along the eastern borders of the city, and were reported as approaching dangerously near res idences situated in the neighbor hood of McGregor’s mill. "Headlight and Oregonian $2.00 NEW H0USE-:-NEW FURNITURE an Beach! -BOOTg and gjlOEg ïïappg Camp ■ C “Hotel «No . K U Blacksmith Clami, Fijjh, and ßr&bi Served A la Mode. J. O. CAMPBELL, N etarts , O r .
