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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 5, 1895)
The prefererd Bond and InVe^meqt Co. Enables the poor man to investa few dollars and receive large returns in jn a short time. Some of the leading busines men of Portland are interested in it and its reliability is unquestioned. H. B. McQuarrie, president of the company, is here and will explain aP matters to those interested. He can lx* found at the Alliance Market, or Mr' '. A. Bailey, local agent w ill answer questions. » The ent business but tion. We I provide funds for a pre...... survey of phecov. «Uh a vie» to making «'ee«11'''1 Capt Thomas, Colonel Lander, of the (Written by J. E Hosmer.) „ „ , | improvements for a harbor of refuge. Truckee Lumber Co., ami A. P. Wilton, Just received at Cohn & Co s. a large Tht) ,e of S1uid Lake are piospenng brethren of the order, have sent the fol Together let us investigate the liquor __ of _i ladies ....I M!..„ jackets I—...>d ar(( i|liproviug th.ir places, »lid lowing to Brother D. C. Bowers: and Misses and tratfic. Is it an advantage to us as line quite a number have gone into the eran- individuals or as a nation? Is it a capes in all prices and styles. BY AUTHORITY OK necessary evil? Muat it always exist? A good many are taking advantage of j berry business. THE ANCIENT RECKLESS ANI) IN These question# crowd themselves the free circulating library which is DEPENDENT ORDER OF PRE Qu this Thursday evening, State Dep upon us and, as we see our friends going Ixjund to be a splendid thing for out uty Head Consul F. J. McHenry, of the VARICATORS, Everybody is invited to take Woodmen of the World, «ill institute a down the slippery pathway which leads county LIAR’S LICENSE to weakness, despair, and crime, we fael part in this important work. For infor a camp of tlmt order in Tillamook. This This i» to certify that XV.F. D. J onks like doing every thing in our power to mation in regard to membership enquire ■ ‘ is an order in which a man can get |>ro- is entitled to I.IE for a period of induce our fellow men to unite in putting of the librarian, J. E. Hosmer ONE YEAR from th» data here ! tectiou for Ins loved ones, be they wife, of; lie being a duly .¡rialiiie.l away this worse than useless traflic, School books last longer if covered. ' mother, Sister or affianced wife, at the L1AR, ami having satisfied the w hich is costing us so mueb through the No extra charges for covers at Lamb’s. | minimum of cost It can be said for A. R. & I. O. of 1’ that he is a loss of labor and mental development. Hereafter sohool reports will he pub | tlie Woodmen that its principle lias been tit and proper person to ladd a We hear many complaining of hard lished in this paper only for teachers in existence for about 14 years and has ( I I License. times and very often they do not realize Given under my hand and 1 w ho are subscribers to the H eadlight , never had over 13 assessments in one 1 that every man who is engaged in this seal, this 22, day of Feb. A ..... The average being IL this taken or for teachers whose parents take the 7 year, D. 18!»5. worthless business is being supported ! into consideration with the smallness of paper by the people, and not only is he sup- | Cohn A Co. pay the highest market each assessment, ranging, according to U. R. A. N obi ' chtihno I. C. U. R. A jay Recognizer. Sec’y to lii. Internal Nib». ported, but also the paupers, lunatics «• w,. .......... - - ...nke age, from from 49 60 cents cents pc per $ $1.000, 1 • • 1 i-i .1 1 » mice for all kinds of country produce. 49 to tobO ■ , make and criminals winch are t|je direct out- I,ru c Ul' -' 1 h ,i ..... »/»riUi School lieport. ..’s sale of' il beyond all question the cheapest oruei growth of this fiendish business with all | Remember the administrator’s Why? “ Simply 7at the court p» existence. -• ’ ‘ * because ‘......... Following is the report for the term of the costs of suits, the expense of extra the Jolii^ Lattin estate, the death rate is reduced to minimum the Long Prairie school: police ami detective force, which we can house next Saturday at one o’clock P. real ’’Y barring out all extra hazardous risks First month, enrollment 44, average see is necessarily very large, when we M. A cliace to secure a bargain in i__. | such as railway employes, miners, fish consider that crazy people aie daily sent i estate. daily attendance 39. Second month, ermen, etc. Mr. McHenry has about 31 forth bv thousands from these legally , Good success is reported regarding the enrollment 48, average daily attendance on the list on more “a comin.” 1 lurry protected insane-factories. founding of a camp of Woodmen here. up gel in on the charter list. Tillamook 36. Third month, enrollment 49, aver i do not blame any one particular set A meeting of those interested will be age daily attendance 32, total enrollment is the only city ol the size in the stale of individuals for the existence of this held to-night (Thurs'lay) in I. 0. O. F. for the three months 49, average daily where Woodcraft is not already planted. silly bitsiness, f>r it is perfectly natural hall. attendance for the three months 36. house Wanted, a girl to do general for men to protect their occupations and The following pupils deserve especial J M. Clapp, U. S. Inspector of the poor saloonatics, after they make the | government improvements was in the work. G<>od wages will be paid, Apply mention for punctuality, excellent de mistake of starting in the business, have cilv hist week looking over the work to Mrs. R. R. Hays. portment and schohirship : Norman Mrs. Claude/riiayer has gone to Salem Christenson, Georgia Fletchall, Nettie much money invested and although being done on the bay. their logic is miserable, yet they have to visit relatives. Smith, Maggie Creecy, Addie Fletchall, Fine toilet articles at Sturge n’s drug certain argunienjs which satisfy their County orders wanted. G. O. Nolan. llulda Christenson, Rachel Fletchall, store. poor clouded minds to a certain extent (’onrt has adjourned until Friday on Myra Fletchall, Rosa Smith, Ella Chris Misa Mann, who taught a term in and so they fight the horrible battle account of the sickness of one of Judge tenson, and Bessie Christenson. against themselves and their fellow men. Tillamook last year, will teach al G. B. L amb , Teacher. Conder’s children. Glenora, beginning yesterday Whereever they have the power lo do C. B. Whitaker, representing the popu Hearer. so they make it very hard for a person 'The dispute as to the price of fish here who expresses opinions freely which are has not been settled yet, and there is lar coffee and spice house of A. Schilling I he recent Oregon mist whs a welcome detrimental to the trade, and with the little probability that the cannery will A Co , of San Francisco, was in the city last week. He made his usual round visitor Io the farmery of this locality. aid of their blind followers they immedi run this year. among the merchants of this country, Jos. Bixby, our merchant, brought in ately punish such boldness by calling All school books covered free of charge and reports business good here. How- some excellent fruit from the valley. bard name*, by ridiculing his personal at Lamb’s. ever, he severely criticized the manage- appearance, ami if by hook or by crook F. D. Vincent closed a five mouth’s County court is in session Full par- . ment of the Big N’estucca toll road for they’ can find any weak place in the ticulars next week. school at Beaver September 2. collecting toll on such a poor road as it “crank’s” character, no matter if they Fred Hubbard and wife have been F. I). Vincent secured a state diploma is from Hebo to Dolph. are ten times worse themselves, they down the river visiting their many A. L. McLeod, of Forest Grove, was will leave no stone unturned until the at the last teacheis’ examination. Closing out sale of clothing at Ct Im’s here the past week enjoying Tillamook’s friends. whole community even the temperance people look upon him w ith suspicion ; at a big reduction. j health-giving climate. Mr. McLeod Stpiire Mills Inis been at the metropolis and many an honest ]. hilanlhropist lias Get your school books,a* Lamb’s. He contemplates going to the isthmus of intending to business. The Liquor Tratti« . LOCAL NEWS. A. W. Bunn has rented bis farm to either had to keep quiet or move out. , Tehnantapec to engage in coffee raising. covers them free of charge. Hundreds and thousands of men See the display of jewelry at Sfuigeon’s ! W. E. Page and Son have moved their Gid Shaw. Gid is a rustler and will would cry out against this evil if it drug store. . shoe shop to the building formerly occu- prove lo he an invaluable renter. wasn’t for the money there is in keeping 'file whistle of the engine and the hum Born, to Jas. R Harris and wife, a 1 pied by Dr. Johnson’s drug store, one silent, but w hat is money or estate com of the saw reminds us that Frank Bar- - door west of the H eadlight oflice. son. puted with the satisfaction of knowing Life in old Tillamook is jolly and blest retl’s sawmill is not far off and lumber Born, to Otto Heins and wile, a son, that we have had some little part in Lamb sells yon the mellón and you do is near at hand j September 2, 1895. Brother Heins was ininging about a higher state of civiliza the lest. Several of the Beaverites have been to tion, of knowing that generations yet on the sick list and couldn’t be be out at There was considerable stir among the Netarts gathering clams, inhaling the unborn could justly praise us for our fire meeting, but we hope ha will be O K. next time. We believe this is the spotting fraternity here last week, many sea breeze, and enjoying themselves in noble sacrifice. U no . fearing indictments by the grand jury, general. O, friends of right and justice come out legacy he lias been talking about. Somebody entered the Beals residence and all who had played poker or fre from your hiding place behind the al Notice. mighty dollar mid unite against this ! the other night, leaving several doors quented the steed gaims were feeling somewhat uneasy. The scar« amounted Notice is hereby given that at the last [•pen and disturbing Hie sleep of the manhood destroying traflic. I know how saloon men must feel I household. Mr. Beals with gun in hand to little however as those who suffered meeting of the common council of Tilla about such talk, but I believe that in made a search, but the burglar got away. prosecution were drawn into it on ac mook City, the following named persons trying to free them from this galling From the odor it was evident some count of the disclosures caused by the wvre appointed as a board of viewers to slavery we are doing them a loving ser article of cotton or paper had been suit of D. T. E hniinds to recover money , assess the damages or benefits to private lost to Maurice Leach. property a street will be, running north vice, in fact, I have the kindest of feel bnrnii g in one ol the rooms. ings toward all and I admire the saloon Everybody who can handle trolling and south between those two blocks of Walned:—At Colin’s, eggs, butter, keeper’s grit far more than the cowardice and hides, for which highest market lines are catching salmon nowadays land designated and shown on a certain of temperance men who, for fear of prices will be piid. Last week two small boys caught four plat, recorded on pages 492 and 494 of losing trade or popularity keep their large chino -k salmon, and anvone of the book E, of records of deeds in Tillamook Public school begins next Monday. principles locked up in their poor narrow fish were as large ns either of the boys. county, as Thayers Addition to the town There were two suits before Judge contracted hiains. A Tillamook boy 1s perfectly at home in of Lincoln, now known as Tillamook A man’s inheri’ed qualities and his Maulsby Monday, ami a jury was called a boat, and most of them know how to City, ? » said proposed street to connect eii\iionments may lead him to believe in both cases. The first was J. A., play out line to a salmon. seventh and eighth streets of said Crouch vs Chas. Ewing, ami the plaintiff that it is right to make a living by selling J. G. Eckman, associate editor of the addition. liquor. Ihe law gives him the right. secured a verdict for $156 and costs. In Yamhill Reporter, was in the city hist, W. II. II. Cary Board of view No one med drink unless lie choses to . the second case W. E. Watson seemed week having come over on a wheel via L. IL Brown ers 011 against the same defendant a verdict for John Barker do so and so in the face of all that has Committee. Sheridan and N ’ estucca. He was pleased l been said and written airainat the busi- $190 and costs. Part of the motley, $250, The above named persons will meet al and agreeably surprised at the prosper ness he goes to work . I’oor fellow he 1 has been paid over, and the balance will ity of 'lii himook, and found a better the City Hall in Tillamook City, Oregon come shortly. soon becomes fit for not liing else and j country here than he anticipated, He on Saturday, September 21, 1895, at Ihe . cannot very well change his occupation Archbishop Gross, of the Catholic returned via Forest Grove hour of one o’clock P. M., where the I if he wishes to. * If the people would chinch, was in the city this week and on recorder will administer the oath as re An item appealed in this paper last support him and pay him us nilicli hn TiiesdNy night deliveted an able address quired by law—Ixifoie entering upon his miserable trade brings, how lime1* hi the May academy hall, The bishop week staling that Dr. Petre attended the their duty. r .'*w Wells hoy who had his leg broken II Belter it would be f< r him and for the has been here before, and as a cotise* And all persons clainnng damages by is n mistake. Dr. Wiley was in uiten- public. quence lie bad an audience of appreci- dance. reason of said street being opened are We Momt times hear men argue that ( alive listeners. Rev. Father Sheol ac- hereby notified that they must file their Fred Robitch and Elizabeth Ziirflul. the saloons make more business and 1 comp.mied him, and will probably stay claims for such damages with the record that a town would soon die out without t litre permaneiitly. Father Sheol is sent were married nt the I,ride’s residence at er on or before the 20th., day of Septem without them but it seems to me that I here for the purpose of establishing a South Prairie, Wednesday, August 28th ber 1895. any one with a fair amount of cvmtnon i Catholic school, and the prospects are Rev. J. G. Schmid, of Aatoria, perform- Dated this 24tli., of August, 1895. ing the ceremony. sense can see that it doesn’t make the * that a new church will I e built. By order of the common council right kind of business. If a man spends 1 John Hansen, formerly of Gales Creek A party of Xstoriana will leave this 14-17. C. N. D rew , Recorder. $50 in a saloon he can not «pend it for city tomorrow for a ride through the Ne- is now in Tillamook studying |«w mid gKweries, lumber, meat or clothing and ! halvm Valley. The party intends cros- dea.ing in renl estate.—F. G. Times. Notice. although the saloon keeper will spend 1 sing Ihe divide through the big trees Tommy Blair and Mr. Guttry expect We wish to inform the public that the part of Hie money for these things much down into Tillamook, returning, after a to go to Tillamook county soon to rent a of it is sent off to buy more poison, to ’ rest, either by the seashore route or by stock farm for a number of years —Sher- North Yamhill and Tillamook stage line is now making daily trips on decorate Ida saloon with obscene pict steamer from Tillamook. Those who idan Sim, schedule time, making connections with ures or to adorn his noble breast with will make the trip are Mr Herman diamond studs ; and the num who does Prael, Mr. Phil Stokes, and Mr. G. W. lien Perry keep, boats to the 3:30 P. M. train for Portland. let. He Ims several dif- P. H. M ESN er , Proprietor. the drinking soon needs public help or Sanborn and son, Frank —Astorian. ferent kind*, and can fit you out with a at least he robs his family and the pub Sept. 1. light row boat, or a sail boat. He also County order, wanted by Beals Bro.. lic of their just dues in throwii g awav C A Himpel and family took passage Ims a Imud-power stern wheeler which valuable lime and mental foire. on the Shaver Wednesday evening for «ill curry a number of persons and make To Exchange:—A beautiful 47-acre An individual, a city or a state must Astoria, where they will take the ocean good time. |et |iy ,)ie (]uy fruit ami alfalfa farm in San Pasqual be wise, energetic and temperate in steamer for the Nehalem bay. They week, at reasonable rates. \ allay, California, for a stork farm in older to reach the highest ideal of suc shipped their household goods last week. cess and this deadly incubator of every Dr W A Wise will be at the Collier Oregon. Address, A. M ahch UB, San thing that is corrupt must be destroved Wenresoiryto see Mr. Himpel leave, hotel in \\ oo.ls from September fifth to Pasqual, California. before we can hope to reach a hhgi ttsae as he was a man that rushed business, the tenth. Those who wish to see him of prosperity and wan always ready to assist in any Manonlc Notice. . 2-t We need not argue, the startling facts enterj rise that was for the »»enefit of the will please call early. There will be n regular Ma stare us in ths face. Hie cost is teatful public. But our loss ia Nehalem’s gain Th, Or. gom.n aud H«* m . ioht . only |z «, sonic communication of Tilla- being more than the cost of food and Many are taking ndvantag, oTthi. rate. mnook Lodge No. 57, A F. & clothing together, besides it brutalize« —Clatskanie Chief. A. M in the Masonic hall on and destroys physical vigor, burns out Men Wanted. If yon have anything you don’t want, Saturday night Sept 7 All nnmluM'd and leaxes the bodv a weak Master Masons in good stand- vile dwelling place, but these facts have take it to J E. Ilosmei's commission M il! pay men 17'j cents per lionr, or '"«T-'i'e’Ito attend. Bv order of been Inoiigbt l«> oui notice «<» main store and exchange it for cash. * • o. per day of ten hours liork. Apply XV. " • M. '*• F. R. B f . au >, Sec’y. times that in order t.» accomplish any E. B. Chamberlain, of Sand 14<ke, was <* JHty on T.lla- good we must do something more prac Bo.t for Hal. C has . E wing . tical Ilian to rehearse them and so wo in the city last week ami was on Ids way niook bay. U-17. we bad better look around and see what to Oregon City to complete ths purchase A good fish l>oat twenty-eight feet For H.le.ta<¡rral SarrlUce can be done Many of us believe I hat of the stony point where he intends mak 1 "g «n<1 Hine feet l>eain, for .ale at h thia ami many other hard questions will be settled I y ;he adoption of the initia ing a steamei landing mi the south of »aenfic. Apply to I’. A m >, Netarts. SO acres of land jn Tillamook < county, Oregon Mr. Chamberlain says tive and referendum ; but while we are Ca|x Loc kout descriued as follows: waiting for the people to learn the great that parties are looking over the ground S L o( x ty X and the S XX’ lesson of self government, we can prevent making a preliminary survey, with a School Begin«. ’4 of N E of sec. 16, tp 3 S, R 9 \v much of the evil effects of the saloon Nu in. pllamook Academy will begin its emse bv boldlr advocating its al«>lit>on view to building a railroad from Tilla cuml.er.nce, $2 50 }x,r „-re, cash. and by instituting moral and elevating mook and Ihe timaber regions to the land- '°° year on Monday, Septemlxr Address at oin-e. J. F. B* wibi n , Z’ 16 b __ __ C arrie M ay . places of resort. i ing, and he ei|>erts the next congress to Santa Crui, CaL receiving a large line. We have, laeilities for Imv- as von all elisioni- and we have no ay or oilier great expenses, so we ea o goods to you at tI k * lowest prices. Call and inspect our good and compare them and prices with other houses if yon doubt what we say. Hoping lor a continuation id’the liberal patronage we have been re coin mg, wo roman), Yours Truly, COHN A CO. SHERIFFS SALE. I n i he ( nu. ri i ( iH RT o» i he S tate of O re (Wholesale Quotations.) (. on for rm. C ovntv of T illamook . O ats —Gray IM I (4 2o Il Pet I yes, P otatokh y loo ths I laiiitlff, 35 I vs unions " C ourt , Susini Comer, W heat —W illaniette 85 The Bay 1 Citx .... Co _ opctiilivv ,___ ('ouipnny, 90 Wai lit Walla Jmiie« M. Faller and W mihauis & c<>, 82 85 Deleiulitnts l\ ____ ___ D i cks ¡8 do*. 2 00 3 c<) Notice is hereby viven I hat l»y virtue of an 4 00 6 00 execution nud order of nah* i issurd out of Hint G eese ” under the seat of the above t entitled court, on a C hickens —old fdoz. 3 50 1 idgmeut and d« rt «■ ol Mid I coin ............... t iiHuiv ............ andcn- Spring ” « 5<» 3 00 tried on the 27th day of August. 18.15, hi fiivorof 10 t lie plalnl Itt M. H. l'etiex m . mid iiRmii'-t the «Love Hr iter —Brlue named defendiiits, J ('.Coiner nml the Bay ” Store, in Rolls 20 22 1 ily Co opeiiithr < 'omj>miy l'«»i the «mu ol $4219 Choice Dairy Ho 27 with Intel ext thereon from AiiRiixt 27th 18,5. m 1A 10 p«-i cent pet annum and Im’ coats mid dis- hOOR Oregon l>iir«vmciitK<>t tins Riiit, taxed at f4i.()o ami of L aud , Oregon 9 the costs mid diulmiNrments ol ami nccruiiiK ” pastern upon execution mid order of s tle, commanding H won — Clear Sides me .0 miike Rille ot the following desciit»ed Mi propei ty, to-w It: ” Hains h il Commencing nt n stone mmk< I V' Met in the Shoulders Ki''Ull<l <<o (eet south of ihe «oiithcnst comet ot F lock -Willamette a lot of Imid sold to John Terwilliget by O S 2 85 » 70 Thomas i n tin- 16th «lay ol September, and Country Brands 2 83 » 70 recorded in Hook ”B" No 2, record of der«|s f«»r l lllmiiiMik county, Oregon, 011 p.igc ,1s«’. tun W A R/A\ i S 1A VAHI E riiiiK theuve south to the I tilted State« meander Hue 011 Tillamook l».iy, them e along aaid mean drr line ot ><iid O S Thomas' Donation Land rhe followinu mimbvivil warrants in cl««« (’ claim in a not t hwestet ly direction within co aie now payable at my ottice and Interest erases fret ol the south line of the above <|c«ci ihed tot allei tills date: of land Rohl to miid John Terwilliger by «md O 831. 3*3. 3*6, 310, 4)7. 489, 521,523, 543. 470, 6i, S riioma«. tlirnce east to place of beginning containing two mid otic Inilf acre«, more or te<«, 4»»H, 5-<*. 531. 534, 535 533. 532. 727’, 728, 642. 724, ail in acetum tp. I \ . K i - W, Witlmuette Mo 08). to7. 5M5. 54 s . 5^5, 56:», 507, 640, f>«>3, 710, 5S4, 1 Mimi, togetliei with the right ol way not more 560, 623, 603, 57it 573. 690, 717, 676, 587, 032, 549. 673, 551, 66i>, 637, 666 ' w"'” tliaii om rod ill width foi conveying water 656, ncroM« Mid O. H. rhoina«'laud claim to a «aw ClfttM A «68. 8c mill eituRte on almve deRcrilie«! land sutficient July 12. 18 <5. tor running Maid mill iiud also a water right J ohn II. m . kkr . County Tteaaurer. convexe«l by G C l'rimpter to I C. Hewlrj n« admliiiMtt ator <>f the e«t.He of O S Thom«', de Taxpayer« Take Notice. waned, an it Appeal« of lecord in the reco’da of deed« lor «aid county Noxv. thei efme, after <liie lew I wilt on the We have closed the lax roll to make 5th «lay of October, 18.15, at Ihe front door «•( the On and alter e aintx court house of Tillamook county. Ore- out the delinquent list K“i . nt the hour«‘f 10 o'clock A M in the city of I'illainook in »aid county and «late 11 at Ihe 1.5th day of July, 1895, we will be public Ruction !«» the highr«! and !>r«t bidder ready to receive tuxes again, and on and for c i«h, nil the right. title and luterr«t which the d< fcmtmit.« J. C Comer. S urah Comer mid after the 15th day of August, tS95, we the Bay City Co-oprialive Compmix or cither will begin to levy on all delinquent prop of them tool at the tlatr of the mortgage meu- lionrd in the comDlamt, or now have in or to etty for taxes and costs. «aid real propcity to «Ntl«fv «aid execution, or J. II. I ackbon . Sheriff, der, judgment and decree iuterenl nnd co«ts and iwx 1 niiiu tout», nml that the pnxeed« of «itch Tillamook Co., Ore. «ah* «hall he applied as follow», to wit: i«t To the payment of the co«l< and ex peuRcn of said sale. and To the payment to Ihe plaintiff of the •nm of 3421900 xxith intercMt llieieon from the ¿;th day ot .August. i)i95 at the rate of <« M , I cent per Annum and the eo«ts mid di«bun»e ment« of thia «nit taxed ai JU i <«» 3rd. To Ihe payment to Wndltani« »N. Co and .lame« Fuller of their coat« and di«bui«cmcnta meuis herein. 4th To the payment to Wadltams Co. of the sum of f.’MH rd sth To the vine lit to defendant James M Fuller of ihe sum ot rth That the remainder of said purchase price «hall he naM to the defendant Bay city Co operative Company l-.lr,>■■■«•Iz.l'v.of TltUnvwk rr-|« tfullv Dated thii sth dav of Sepfemtier, ioss, solicited. J At K«O8 , Sheriff of Tillamook County (>reg«>u j L I ATEgT gTVLEg, ----- v r -r-rÀ ‘ Of dress and cloak making, at-home. Fashionable work. Mrs. J.W. HASKINS • Í Ripans Tabules ; for bad temper.
