Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, September 12, 1895, Image 2

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Sdllnmoidt
1) en bl ip ht. ' round trip to New York over the best and cheapest school in the
We wish to inform the public that the
state. There are four courses of
North Yamhill ami Tillamook stage
trans­ study,—Agricultural, Mechanical, ’ | I line is now making daily trips on
coastwise route.
2. Thu diminish risk on
portation.
Household Economy, and Scien- selietliile time, making connections with
3. The fact that a cheaper class tifle, besides military instructions the 3:30 1". M. train for Portland
T he C ounty O fficial P aper
J. P ALLEN. Prop’r.
1’. II. M khsek , Proprietor.
of vessel can he used for this island by a U. 8. officer. Tuition is free,
Noted for Its Fine Cubine Department.
navigation.
no incidental fee; board room, fuel
For Sale at a Great Sm rlHcr
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4. There is a large coastwise and lights, only $2.50 per week.
1 80 acres of land in Tillamook county,
trailing done in bargee in tow of Send .for a catalogue.
KATES OF SITlSt KIl'TION.
(HTMICTLY IN ADVANCE.)
I
described as follows:
separate togs. Alt inland route
One year
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S E *4 of N W % and the S W *4 of
The
Ladies’
Home Journal
Si x montlis
. .75. would naturally attract a large
Best Meals in the Ç ty.
N E X of sec. 16, tp 3 S, R 9 NV • No in-
'Three months
80.
portion of this somewhat risky sys­ should be in every home. Girls cuinberance, $2 50 per acre, cash.
TILLAMOOK, .OREGON
tem of deep water transportation. as they grow into womanboood
Address at once. J. F. B arfield ,
ADVERTISING KATES.
Santa Cruz, Cal.
i inch, per month
$0.78
per » mi
75 11 is estimated that some 300,000,- should have hcccm to Home maga­
. " " 2o.oo
x ”
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a.25 ••
” 33 00 000 of tonnage that is at present zine of this kind, and the Home
Hcol.
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3-75
Taxpayer» Take Notice.
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<>75
” ” loo.oo towed in btirges would seek this Journal
in the best we know of.
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Local notic*«, tools. per line; and .sets, after
Notice is hereby given that on anil
It is well to cultivate in the young
the fir^t insertion. Only .set» per line for first canal.
insertion for regular advertiser»
after the 15th day of September, 1895, I
(
a
taste
for
art,
refinement
and
Lost, Hound, l or Rent. ForSale, Wanted, and
Not the least value of the scheme i
will commence to levy on property to
Special notices, in clattsilied “ad” columns, at
Leading
Hotel
of
literature.
tli<' rate of one cent per word for first insertion would lie in its strategic impor- good
I
collect all the taxes which are unpaid
and hall rates thereafter.
Tillamook —
Legal notices, Nonpareil, locts. per line for lance in time of war.
up to that date.
J. 11. J ackson ,
Taken in
first insertion and ficts per line for each subse
NEIGHBORHOOD
NEWS.
Sheriff.
quent insertion.
connection with the Cape Cod ca-,
Headquarters for Commercial
\II notices or communications »hould mt), il would shorten
men and the traveling public.
the distance
be sent in as early in the week as possible.
Dayton Herald: The snag boat The Oregonian and H eadlight , only $2 00 Hamp
e rooms. Electric lights
throughout. Stage and boat of­
between Philadelphia and Boston Corvallis is at work dredging out Many are taking advantage of this rate.
fices.
Rates, fi.00 to p.oo per
day, American plan.
by some 450 miles, or about a day the mouth of the Yamhill river.
Toll Kate« liedtired.
Correspondence Wanted
The H eadlight is for the people, hik I they ami a half steaming for ait average
NEW MANAGEMENT
Oliver Galbreath, of Tualatin, is
«re invited to write for its colli nt its. We b«>-
The North Yamhill and Tillamook
Especial attention to the cuisine
liove in free exercise of opinion, mid wish to warship of today,
lit
view
of
the
toll
road
has
hern
fixed
up
in
good
acting
as
foreman,
under
Captain
encoiiiMge independeiict* of thought and action.
department.
Local topics are preferred. Onr name stands I scarcity of our warships in com-!
Hatch. T'lte intention is to dredge shape, travelers saying it was never as
H. A. WOODFORD, Prop'r.
at the head of this column, and everything,
not otherwise signed, weshind responsible for. pari.-on to the extent of our coast I
deep enough so that boats can run good before. The rates have been
If yon write, don't be afraid to father your own
reduced as follows;
opinions, but sign your name for publication, line, such it reduction of distance
into the Yamhill the remainder of Four horse team and wagon to $1.50
it is cowardly to do otherwise and articles
with fictitious names have little weight We would be <>f the highest strategic the settsoii
. 111MCtirjOIl.
adhere to this condition, except as to local cor
Two horse team and wagon to $1.25
respondents who send news items pure and value.
One horse buggy to
$1.00
simple. 1 ii such cases we do not publish the
North Yamhill Record: The
name of the writer.
The above facts in fuller detail
.50
Saddle or pack horse to
Hut if you wish to express an opinion orcrlt
, hop harvest in this vicinity is now
iclze somebody, you must sign your name for are embodied in the report of the
.12*a
Loose
horses
cr
cattle
publication
And. in all cases tve must know
in full blast, and in the neighbor­ I I logs <>r sheep
.05
the name oftlie writer. Don't throw out pettv Canal Commission of Philadelphia
personal slings ordeal in coarse abuse regard­
hood of two thousand men, women
Good accommodiit'ons at the Trask
ing your neighbors. Would rather you'd abuse to the select tintl common councils
tin* editor of this paper. Such letters would be
iind children will be kept busy for hotel, at I he toll gate t The house has
more apt to^br published In fact, people who of tile city.
The commission is
1
hold opinions different from ours are urged to j
from three to four weeks at good been refuted and refurnished
write them for publication. We 11 answer you thoroughly representative anti em­
fairly atid courteously ifyour opinions hit worth I
wages. The Imp industry around patronage of the public is solicited
answering. We are anxious to have pm ties ot bodies the most notable names in
Respeutiullv,
diffeereiit faith express their opinion in this
North Yamhill is assuming large
paper. We pride ourselves on granting every- the locality, with N.H. Hutton as
(». F. B i ’R ton , Prop
12-Hi
hotly to think and act according to hiscon
proportions, there being several
science, regardless of our own belief»
engineer
and
Lewis
M.
Haupt
as
The piildic doesn't caie about ''somebodv '
hundred acres of good bearing All photo's reduced to suit hard times, from
going Io see his gii i," new fence,” 'bud colds,” engineer in charge of surveys.
75 cents per perdozen upwatds.
building of lien (’oops,” etc. Write about some­
roots, and is a great source of
II eins A kt S tudio .
thing iiitrrrsting ot not at all. Write as plainly
The
Cape
Cod
canal
is
less
cost
­
as possible If you can't spell correctly, oi I
revenue to the laboring people, as
u»e good grammar, never mind that
Don't ly and of less magnitude, but scar­
let a good news item spoil oil that account We
z-z
well as
the merchants.
The
SHERIFF'S SALE.
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furnish printed instructions that will be of cely of less importance than the
I n the C ircuit C ourt of the S tate of O re ­
help to those who wish to write for papers
growers
are
entitled
to
all
possible
The space in this papet is yours. Milke use of above.
gon for the C ounty of T illamook .
It is proposed to cut
it if you like.
encouragement.
M. B. l’ettyes,
through Cape Coil peninsula, en-
Plaintiff,
Nehalem Times: Frank Patton
vs
tering at the mouth of Bass river
J. <’. Comer, Susan Coiner.
PROPOSED CAÑAIS.
of Astoria, came in Sunday, and The Bay City Co-operative Company,
anti terminating at Barnstable bay.
Janies M. Fuller and Wadhams Sc Co..
Delendaiils.
When the history of civil engi­ The sclieine wouhl utilize the ex­ returned Monday morning. He i Notice is hereby given
that by virtue
Ims
a
proposition
to
make,
for
the
execution and order of sale issued out of and
neering in this nineteenth century isting waterway known as Bass
under the seal of the above entitled court, o;i a
rebuilding of the mill which was judgment and decree of said court made and en­
comemto be written, says the Sci­ fiver,which has an average L. W.
tered on the 27th day of August, 1895, in favor of
burned last spring. We under­ t he plaintiff M. B. Petteys, and against the above
named defendants, J. ('. Comer and the Bay
entific American, it is certain Hull depth oft! to 7 feet. This will ne­ stand that he inis given the matter I City
Stationery, Books.
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded.
Co-operative Company for the sum of $4219
cessitate
Ki
feet
of
dredging
to
se
­
I with interest thereon from August 27th 18195. at
the closing ten years will be called
into the hands of one of our citizens 10 percent per annum and Ine costs and dis­
cure the desired 23 feet depth of
bursements of this suit, taxed at $41.On and of
the decade of canal building. The
who will no doubt call on timber the costs and disbursements of and accruing
canal. The survey follows the
upon execution and order of sale, commanding
Corinth Canal, in Eastern Europe;
owners and acquaint them with I me 10 make sale of the following described
river for 5jr miles, and then shows
property, to-wit:
the Manchester Canal, in England; i
the facts of Mr. Patton’s proposi­ ' Commencing at a stone marked “A” set in the
a cut through easy material for 24
ground 60 feet south of the southeast corner of
ami the Kiel Caimi, in Germany,
tion.
a lot of land sold to John Terwilliger by O. S.
miles to tidewater in Barnstable
1 Thomas < n the 16th day of September, 1879, and
are but just completed,' ami, in the
i recorded in Book “B” No. 2, record of deeds for
Telephone Register: The citi- Tillamook county, Oregon, on page 356, ruu-
buy. There will las training walls (
Wustsrn Hemisphere, we have the
i ning thence south to the United States meander
at each outlet. The canal will be ■ zees of this city, up to Tuesday ' line on Tillamook bay, t hence along said mean­
great Nicaraguan canal fully sur­
der line of said O. S. Thomas’ Donation I,ami
tidal; the 40 minutes diilerence in noon, l.ad subscribed $1,308 for I claim in a northwesterly direction within 60
veyed ami large initial works ill
feet of the south line of tile above described lot
the
rebuilding
of
the
Jones
&
Ad
­
II. T. at each end creating a flow
I of laud sold to said John Terwilliger by said O.
progress. Following close upon I
i S. Thomas, thence east to place of beginning
that will exert n beneficial scour­ ams mill, destroyed by fire, last containing two and one half acres, more or less.
this we have now before us in the
in section 34, tp. 1 N, R 10 W. Willamette Me-
week. The list was headed by . all
ing action on the channel.
tidian, together with the right of way not more
I'nited .Slates u proposal for the
1 than one rod in width for conveying wah’r
The cutting of the canal will Jacob Wortniiiii and J. W’.Cowls, across said O. S. Thomas' land claim to a saw
construction ot two important in
! mill situate on above described land sufficient
shorten the journey from New president!» of the First National tor running said mill and also a water right
land waterways near the Atlantic
by G. C. Trimpter Io J. C. Bewley as
York and the South to Boston by and McMinnville National banks conveyed
administrator of the estale of O. S. Thomas,‘de­
soilboard; one of eight miles length
as it appears of record in the records of
184 miles, ami it will enable ship­ respectively, for $150 each. The ceased,
deeds for said countv.
near Cape Coil; the other, and
therefore, after due levy I will on th«
ping to avoid the dangerous shoals businessmen of the city all sub­ ,5th New,
day of October, 1895. at the front door of the
larger scheme, involving the con­
county
court
house of Tillamook county, Ore­
! of Nantucket and the notoriously scribed liberally, ami before the , gon, at the hour
of ioo'clork A. M. in the city
struction of 31'4 miles of canal pro
of
Tillamook
in said countv and state sell at
week
is
ended
the
subscription
will
stormy weather oil'( ape Coil.
public
auction
to
the highest and best bidder
per, ami the deepening of 39 miles
for cash, all the right, title and interest which
11 is estimated that 50,000 ves­ probably amount to $1,500. Mr. the
defendants J. (’. Comer, Susan Comer and
of navigable waterway between
the Bay City Co-operative Company or cither
sels averaging 500 tons each, K<> Jones is in Portland buying ma­ of
them had at the date of the mortgage men­
Philadelphia ami New York.
tioned
the complaint, or now have in or to
' round the Cape yearly.
On the chinery, and by winter the mill said real in property
to satisfy said execution, or­
It is proposed to utilize t he Dele-
der,
judgment
and decree interest and costs and
will
lie
in
running
order.
rensonabh'supposition that 60 per
accruing coats, and that the proceeds of such
ware river as far as Bordentown,
sale shall be applied as follows, to-wit
. cent of this traffic would use the
Sheridan Sun: Campers annu­ 1st. To the payment of the costs and ex
dredging the channel to a depth oi
of said sale.
canal, there will be carried through II ally slaughter hundreds of sea penses
2nd. To the payment to the plaintiff of the
28 feet. At this point the canal
y
_
sum
of
$4219 00 with interest thereon from the
llm hitler during the year over 1
gulls at the coast. These inoffens- 27th day ot August. 1595. at the rale of to per
commences wIlli a series of three
cent
per
and the costs and disburse­
000,000 tons.
Uy charging less ive birds are quite tameaml are an ments of annum
this suit taxed at <41.00.
locks, having a lift of 20 feet each,
300 ACRES
3rd.
To
the
payment
to Wad hams & Co. and
than one-half tlm present estima­ easy target for the pot hunters. James bulh r of their costs
and disbursements
and giving a total rise of 60 feet.
herein.
ted cost of 25c to 40c per ton round The game warden ought to go over meats
pBars,
Nut
Trees,
and
Novelties.
4II1 To the payment to Wadhams & Co. of
Thu canal will be level al this
$.398 ill.
the cape, or say only 10c per ton, to Tillamook in. c<>g. anil nab a the 5th sum To of the
payment to defendant Janies M.
STARR, the largest early
elevation for its total length of 314
Ku
Iler
of
the
sum of $35.00
-A^^apple. it ilichea around, and *
a revenue ot KI.200,000 would be few of the fellows, as I here is a 6th. That the
remainder of said purchase
miles. It follows a natural topo­
I
marketable tlrat week In July
price shall be paid to the defendant Bav City
assured.
penalty iitlaclmd to gall killing, Co-operative Company.
graphical depression
that runs
Dated this 5th day of September. 1985,
Paragon, Parlin anti other apples. KOONCE pear, early, hand­
A strong ami representative Tlieae are harmless scavengers,
J H J ackson , Sheri AT of
Herons this part of New Jersey, at
Tillamook Countv. Oregon.
some and delicious. Lincoln Coreless, very large and very late’ Also,
company, bearing the name of the ami were it not for their offices, ,5’>9
an average elevation of 60 to 100
Seneca Japan Golden Russet, Vermont Beauty, etc. Japan Quince
MassachusettH Canal Company, has the rivers ami bays of our const
fuel of mean sea level. There will
Columbia, unequaled for jelly.
been formed Ibr the protection of would reek with tilth and smell to Prices to Suit
be another series of three locks,
this work, with an authorized cap­ heaven.
the Times:
ZST"CrTS
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w ith n total fall of 60 feel, into the
ital ol $7,500,000 in shares ami an
Raritan river, near Sayreville.
Statesman: Mr. David Dudley
"’<*
equal amount in bonds.
The de­ Morgan aged 62 years was brought
Hlbert». Ebnginn tough,,., t,,,.,, M
P""'
'n,er'c«"-l’«an«, Almond»,
Here again dredging will be neces­
tails of the sciieme are set forth in to the insane asylum from Port­
sary to secure a 28-foot chiiimel up
etc. Sb.de trees. orn.ntentX^V^X; S'"*"
gr"PCT’
Made to orde».
a voluminous report, which is en­ land last evening
by Deputy
to New York docks.
riched
with
several half-tone Sheriff Misener, He is a victim of
Pamana NuraerÍEg.
The preliminary borings are de­
WM BARRY, Barry, F. J.
Repaii Ing done as cheap as the ch< apeM.
prints showing the suitable topog­ secret vice mid Ilia hallucinations Come and be convinced.
cidably favorable to the cost of the
are evidently the result of reading
Advocate Building.
raphy of the route surveyed and Guild's Sheridan Suu. He claims
undertaking. Between Delaware
P. F. BROWNE
adopted Ibr the canal.
to have seen at Sheridan a Hock of
ami Princeton, sand, gravel mid
That these two schemes will chickens, each with three legs ami
clay are indicated. ami beyond the
prove financially profitable seems spurs seven incites long: also a
arl p
n dson
latter point there is ibtiiitl only a
certain, for the reason that they ban I of goats in the nelgliborlKsal,
comparatively small amount of reti
similar to angoras but they had
merely present a swifter, safer and wings ami tlew from tree to tree
shale« or sandstone,
l pon tliest»
cheaper
water route for an enor­ and mountain to mountain. Mr.
borings ami surveys an estimate
mous water Inline traffic which al­ Guild will now probably learn the
Ims been made of $ 14,574,100 for a
Enables the joor man to invest a few dollar« »»,1
t
All kind* of wood and iron
evil of his romancing ways ami
ready exists.
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work doue.
twenty tout, and $24,124,700 fora
try to tell the truth in the future.
28-fix>t canal.
in n and its reliability is unquestioned
The Overland Magazine is grow­
Polk Co. Iteinizer: In Tills Horse Shoeing a Specialty
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Ill consideration of the present
«Tillamook Ore.
ing better all the time. It should ■nook county road work is done by
cheapness of labor ami imiteriais,
contract,
ami
some
of
our
citizens
be read by every person on this
who have recently been over their
the fact that a 15 per cent item fur
coast w ho has any literary taste or roads say the system has proven <
I
contingencies is included, this esli- who desires to keep posted ill
tin excellent one.
mate woulil seem to be cunseria- current Western literature,
tiie; though it should be liorue in
The Cosmopolitan is as good as
mind that recent canals have cost
The full term of the State Agri­ the best magazines of New York
Of dress and cloak
from 30 to fifty per cent in e I cess cultural College,
at Corvallis, city, ami loin among its contribu­
The Barrel Maker..... «•
making, at home.
of the prelinimaiy estimate,
Tito begins Septeniln'r 19. The college tors the leading literary lights of
the
world.
The
illustrations
are
Fashionable work.
commercial advantage* are eliti in- Ims a large corpa of Instructors,
superb, and the magazine costs Patronage of ladies of Tillamook respectfully
to la*:
good scientilic equipments, had only 10 cents per copy, or 11.20 ^Hutted
7
1. A saving of 24 hours ill the 261 students last year, ami is the per year.
Mrs. J.W. hisrms
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W. F. D. JONES.
ALLEN
HOUSE
NEW H0USE-:-NEW FURNITURE
lhe Alderman
riff s
5 turneo 11’s
flew and ¡Select ptoclç
patent fojadicinag and Drugging Notion^.
A Fine Line of Jewelry
T illamook , O regon .
"Headlight and ©pegoijian $2.00
N ew APPLES,
BOOT0 and
S
. K U
The prefererd Bond and
Blacksmith.
i : ATEgT gTÏLEg,
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L. W GL/ISE-K,
Tillamook. Or.