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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 19, 1895)
Not Irr THE RIGHT KIND OF A GIRL currents, helping to deepen the main channel much farther down — by — We wish to inform the public that the It won’t do for a common coun W. F. D. JONES. the bay. North Yamhill and Tillamook stage try swain to flirt with the Tilla line ia now making daily trips on Nearly opposite Cone’s wharf is mook girls, as a certain young Mr. schedule time, making connedions with T he C ounty O fficial P aper the “blind channel.’’ This is be Hudson has learned to his sorrow, the 3:30 P. M. train for Portland. ing closed lip with 1700 feet of P. II. M emxek , Proprietor. says the Independence Enterprise. jetty, most of which is done. This Independent in Politic*------ The story runs as follows: Young For lair al a Great Sarrllire will also tend to confine the main Hudson was paying his best re KATE.S OK SI'HSI KIl'TtOS. volume of water in the bay to one 80 acres of land iu Tillamook county, spects to a chaimilig young back- (SIRICTLY IN ADVANCE.) channel, and that channel will «I .10. Owe year woods maiden who lived near the described as follows: Six months ■ 7». run directly in front of Bay City, S E % of N W ami the 8 W '< of so. Three mollili* town of Woods, but during the N E X of se<-. Ill, tp 3 8, R W. No in- allowing boats to inn directly outing season this summer a num cumlierHiice, »2 50 per ucre, cash. from Tillamook city to Garibaldi, ADVERTISING RATES. her of valley people visited that Address at once. J. F. BAHriKi.li. per yea i >6.75 touching at Bay City and Ilobson- i Inch, per mon lb ,0.7ft *. .. j 25 Santa Cruz, Cal. " ' ’ 2o.oo seaside resort, and among them ” ” 3300 ville, without being obliged to take ^col. ” ” 3-75 " ” 60.00 was a pretty Washington county Ji...................... 075 ” ’’ -------- loo.00 such a roundabout course as at I ” ” ” n.oo Taxpayer» Take Notice. Local notU*R, focts. per line; and set» after girl, whosli charms nt once capti 111* fir»t insertion. Only .set» per line for find present, and with little or no wait Notice i« hereby given that on and insertion for regular advertisers. vated the inexperienced heart of Lost, Found, For Kent, HorSale, Wanted, and ing on tides. after the 15th flay of September, 1895, I On the tide fiats at Special notices, in classified “ad’’ columns, at young Hudson. Of course, such will commence to levy on property to tin-rate of one cent per word fot flist insertion the mouth of Kilchis 1500 feet of and halt rates thereafter. cold blooded recreancy excited the collect nil I lie taxes which are unpaid Legal notices, Nonpareil, iocts. per line for jetty will be put ill tliin year anil first insertion and 5cts per line for each siibse jealous rage of the backwoods up to that date. J. It. J ackson , queiit Insertion. this will cause the Kilcllis to <18- Sheriff. beauty, and in the lonely depths £9*** All notices or commit nivations should sist in keeping the Bi*y City clian- be sent in as early in the week as possible. of her widowed heart she vowed The Oregonian and H eadlight , only $2 oo nel open. to have revenge, sweet but cruel Many are taking advantage ol this rate. It is expected to continue the Correspondence Wanted revenge. It so happened that on The H eadlight is for the people, and they work two months longer with na Ht-e invited to write for Ils columns. We b.t- an unlucky day young Hudson lievc in free exercise of opinion, and wish to large a crew oi men as can be ob The North Yamhill and Tillamook encourage independence of thought ami action. met his former sweetheart on a toll road has been fixed lip in good Local topics arc preferred. Our name stands tained. The appropriation, while at the head of this column, and everything, trail along the lonely mountain shape, travelers saying it was never as not otherw ise signed, w<*stand responsible for. a little larger than usual, seems to ff you write, don’t be airaid to father yourown side and the jilted Diana at once good before. The rates have been opinions, but sign your name for publication, be going much farther than usual, it is cowardly to do otherwise, ami articles expostulated with her recreant reduced hs follows: with fictitious names have little weight We anil we must give contractor Ew Four horse team and wagon to $1.50 adhere to this condition, except asto local cor- lover in a manner that conveyed rvspondents who semi news items pureand ing credit for having done a lot of Two horse team and wagon to $1.25 simple In such cases we do not publish the physical as well as mental com ic- |1.UO One Imrae buggy to name of the writer. work, and D. B. Ogden, the U. S. But if you wish to express an opinion or crit tion as to the righteousness of her Saddle or pack horse to icize somebody, you must sign yout name for engineer in charge has pushed the publication And, in all cases we must know Loose horses < r cattle wrath. She used lx>th a club and the name of the writer. Don’t throw out petty const ruction ami work as rapidly Ilogs or sheep personal slings, ordeal in coarse abuse regard the stinging lash of her vitriolic ing your neighbors. Would rather you'd abuse as possible, and has guarded close tile Trask Good accommodations the editor of this paper. Sin h letters would be tongue on the young fellow and he more apt t<£br published In tact, people who ly Un' interests of the government, house has hotel, at the toll gale hold opinions different from ours are urged to came out of the liflray with not been refitted and refurnished, write them for publication. '.Ve il answer you ¡seeing that substantial work is fairly and cou* ivoiisly if your opinions are worth only a broken troth but also a patronage of ilie public is solicited answering. We are anxious to have parlies of done and first class material used. diffeerent faith express their opinion in tliis Respectfully, broken arm. The pity is there are paper. W*-pride ourselves on granting every The jetty work nearly all con 12-16 G. F. Be rton , Prop. body to think and act according to hiscon- not more such stalwart maidens as hcience, regal dless of our own beliefs. sists of two rows of pilings, layers The pumic doesn't care about “somebody this Tillamook young Diana. A11 photo’s reduced to suit haul times, from going to see his girl," new fence," “bad colds," of woven brush and stone, with the building of lien-coops," etc Write about some- 75 cents per per dozen upwards. tiling interesting 01 not at all. Write as plainly necessary witlings and braces on H eins A bt S tudio . LINCOLN AS A LOVER. as possible. If you can’t spell correctly, or use good grammar, never min*l that Don’t the piles. Spruce piles have been let a good news item spoil on that account. We Abraham Lincoln’s sentimental fiimisii prinlrd ¡listriichoiis that will be of used mostly, though a great deal SHERIEE’S SALE. help to those who wish to write for papers Toe space in this pup.; is yours. >lakeii»*‘ of i of hemlock lias been used and is perplexities are to be shown in an I n the C ircuit C ourt of the S tate of O rk - it if you like. I GON FOR THE COUNTY OP’ TILLAMOOK. giving excellent satisfaction. Al article of singular interest which M. B. Pet t yes, Plaintiff, der brush is used generally in the John Gilmer Speed has written vs HA It ROH IMPROVEMENTS. .1. (’. Comer, Susan Coiner. mattings, and the stone is sand from unpublished letters of Lin , The Buy City Co-operative Company, Wadhams & Co.. The work •if improving Tilla- stone which ¡ h quarried from the j coln to Joshua Speed, for the next James M. Fuller and Defendants. Notice is hereby given that by virtue of ........... an issue of The Ladies ’ Home Journal. liiook bay’s navignlion facilities bluff at Dicks point. This stone execution and order of sale issued out of and under the seal of the above entitled court, on a The article will show that the judgment and decree of said court niaue and en has progressed more this year will answer the purpose all right, tered on the 27th day of August. 1895. in favorof great President was not steady in the plaintiff M. B. Petteys, and against the above tInin ever before, in fact more and tlmt which was placed last named defendants, J. (’.Comer and the Bay year shows no signs of dissolution, his affairs of the heart, that he City Co-operative Company for the sum of $4219 work has been done this season with interest thctenii tnuii August 27th 1895 at lull on the oilier hand it is becom floundered in his love, and finally 10 per rent per annum and tne costs and dis- biirsenientRof this suit, taxed at <41.00 and of already than the whole of the work induced his friend Speed to marry ing covered with burnacles and the costs ami disbursements of ami accruing i upon execution and order of sale, commanding done in years previous. will soon be cemented together and tell him (Lincoln) whether i me 10 make sale of the following described i property, to-wit: The old jetty, nt Dry stocking, with moss, slime and other forma-, marriage was a failure or not. (Tilliimoolt £)eciblißht. HOUSE J. p ALLEN. Prop'r. Noled lor Ite F'ne Culelne Department NEW H0USE-:-NEW FURNITURE Best Meals in the C ty. TILLAMOOK, OREGON m lhc Aiderman Leading Hotel of Tillamock^^. Headquarters for Commercial men and the traveling public. Samp e rooms. Electric lights throughout. Stage and boat ol- fices Kates, ft 00 to fa.<x> per day, American plan. NEW MANAGEMENT ^Special attention to the cuisine department. H A WOODFORD. Prop’r. btumeons J\IeW and ¡Select }E>tocIç patent l^edicinejS and Drugging Motions. A Fine Line of Jewelry. Stationery, Books. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. F illamook , O regon . Commencing at a stone marked “A" set iuthe ground 60 feet south of the southeast corner of a lot of land sold to John Terwilliger by O S. which was renewed last year, is lions usual in sueli water. The international yacht nier Thomas < ti the 16th day of September. 1X79, and Ou the whole, the writer was recorded in Book “B" No. 2. record of deeds for still in good condition, though a was a victory for America, though l illanxiok county, Oregon, on page 356, run ning thence south to the United States meander few re,inirs will be made this year. fully impressed with the great somewhat disappointing in some line on Tillamook bay, 1 hence along said mean der line of said O. S. Thomas’ Donation Land The channel has not deepened amount of work done, and with particulars. Ui’lie first race was claim in a northwesterly direction within 60 feet of the south tine of the above described lot much, and before there will be suf the prospect of the important won by the American boat Defend of land sold to said John Terwilliger by said O. S. Thomas, thence east to place of beginning ficient current it will be urccHsary changes which will soon result er easily, and the second was given containing two and one half acres, more or less, to open t he old channel of the from the work being done Ibis sea all in section 34, tp. 1 N, K ro W, Willamette Me to the Defender on a foul, the two ridian, together with the l ight of way not more Trask river or turn Wilson river son. However, Engineer Ogden than one rod in width for conveying water yachts colliding on the start. The across said (). S. Thomas’land claim to a saw through Iloipiarton. A little ju- anticipates that the greatest chan mill situate on above described land sufficient English yacht Valkyrie started for running said mill and also a water right dicious blasting in the 1 bottom of ges will be I'fi’ected during the conveyed by G. C. Trimpter to J. C. Bewlev as the third time, but dropped out administrator of the estate of O. S. Thomas, ‘de the chiinnel would do u great deal high tidesand high waters of the . as it appears of record in the records of and refused to sail the race because ceased deeds for said county. Tin* engineer coming winter. of good however. therefore, after due levy I will on the so many excursion boa Is’crowded 5th Now, day of October, 1805* at the front door of the The work contemplated for this has removed a few snugs anil logs county court house of Tillamook county, Ore the course. Lord Dunraven had gon, at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M. in the citv that impelled navigation on Dry year has or will be completed this Tillamook in said county ami state sell at really given up the race however of public auction to the highest ami best bidder stocking, and has reported to head season, and no definite plan lias for cash, all the right, title and Interest which as it WHS plain to lie seen the the deremlants J. <’. Coiner. Susan Comer and quarters t hat Trask liver slough been formulated for other improve the Bay City Co-operative Company or either American yacht was considerable of them had at the date «»f the mortgage men ments until the effects of those should be opened. However, it tioned in the com plaint, or now have in or to faster. There is little or no dis said real property to satisfy said execution, or it is would be of considerable assistance now put in are observed. judgment and decree interest and costs and satisfaction expressed at the de der, accruing costs, an<l that the proceeds of such it some of our local steamboat not likely that any further appro- shall be applied as follows, to-wit: cisión of the judges, though every sale 1st. To the payment of the costs and ex men would join in asking for this priations will be available until penses of said sale. body would have been pleased and. To the payment to the plaintiff of the work to lie done, mid in nuking 1897 anyway, and it is predicted of f 1219.00 with interest thereon from the ilie better if the boats bail sailed the sum 27th day of August. 1595. at the rate of 10 per I lie next I'ongress t his will allow that Hoqiiarton be freed troni cent per annum and the costs and disburse races to a finish. ments of this suit taxed at I41.00. 300 ACRES l»:ix about $25000 for Imrbor i lu snags and logs. 3rd. To the payment to VVadliams & Co. and James boiler of their costs and disbursements Al Dicks point tlii-re is now ¡irovemeiits, mid we may soon lie- Pears, Nut Trees, and Novelties. The lumbermen of ibis city are ments herein. 4th To the payment to Wadhams it Co. of over a mile of jetty, 2OOII feet of gin to look for some definite action sum ol $898.it). interested in a new experiment the 5th. STARR, the largest early \i>- To the payment to defendant James M. which was built last last yetir. towards improving the entrance to which is being tried with very sue Fuller of the sum of <35.00 apple, 12 inches around, and 6th. That the remainder of said purchase marketable Hrst week in July '\ The work has been extended over the bay. price shall be paid to the defendant BayCitv cessful results thus far. It is the Co-operative Company. 300*) feet further north, but nt Dated this 5th day of September, 1985, Paragon, Parlin and other apples. KOONCE pear, early, hand manufael are of ¡ iii I leys from alder. • J H. J ackson , Sheriff of' present it is not. the intention to THE NIAGARA FAILS PLANT IN OPER- This is a new departure for this >5-19 Tillamook County, Oregon. some and delicious. Lincoln Coreless, very large and very late. Also, A TION. build it any further as it is Seneca, Japan Golden Russet, Vermont Beauty, etc. Japan Quince sort of wood. A Portland mill has thought the jetty there now will After almost live years of work received from A. S. Douglas, of Columbia, unequaled for jelly. Prices to Suit answer tin* purpose for which it and the expenditure of over 83,- Cathlamet, about 500 feet of alder T7TTTS ___ _ the Times: was constructed. It closes the (HMl.tMMl, Niagra Kails are now be sawed into planks two inches ......v’X?" w a."‘ 6 'arK' ” k,low" '->>«1.0.1; Paragon. Numbo and Kturgeon channel, or ciinnnels that ing utilized for ¡tower. The mon thick mid from six to 12 inches I’llhert 'r'l " "' t '1* >’'«l«n, Japan. E hk II.1 i and American. Pecans, Almond«, * ------- BOOT0 and follows the west side of the Imy, ster 5,1100 horse ¡lower dynamos of wide to he made into pulleys.— sL- o' “r ' ' «»yberrie.. Hardy Orang«, im-.rf Rocky Mountain . r X ,fro'" b "ck k"°*’ »“< »«her disca«« Smell fruit«, grape., cnrr.nl. excepting a small gap to be used the t’alaraet (’oust ruction Coin Portland Evening Telegram. Made to outer. etc. Sh.de tree., orn.ment.l .hrub., C atamxivk Fgsg. by small boats in going to Barne puny nr* now sending out electric Pamnna Nurseries. wm barry , Barry, n . j . RepHtt hitf don? a* cheap a* the citi RpeM. gilt or the sand spit. The tide ity for commercial use. The first The persons that are interested Come anti be convinced. tints mid channels west of this power was delivered to the works in the beeswax mystery of the Ne Advocate Building. jelly are tilling up. and the chilli- of the Pittsburg Reduction Com halem w ill be glad to know that P. F. BROWNE Ind rust of the jetty Ims ent out pany at 7:30 o’clock August 26, J. S. Diller, a geologist in the em quite rapidly. Thin piece of work when dynamo No. 2 in the eon- ploy of the United States govern arl p n dson is proving very elleetnnl One of struetinn company's powerhouse ment is now investigating the the mouths of Wilson l ivi r, oppo was set in motion. At the reduc west eoast of Oregon, and among site the government ciimp has tion company's works there were other things is tackling the bees been entirely closed with a jetty iilsmt n dozen men nt work, and wax problem. He can be nil- E ua I.I m U>. 1<M(r to invpst a few do||arw R)if| r(#cejve ) 8turi)s All kind" of wood and iron mid the volume of water in Wilson the ¡>ots used iii making the alumi dressed at Roseburg, and any one work done. ><« • short time. Some of the leading Imsines men of Portland are interested liver is turned north through one num are being tested by them. having facts concerning the find m it and it* H ’ liability is unquestioned. channel toward the Bay City chan The ¡lower from ilie powerhouse ing of pieces of the supposed wreck Horse Shoeing a Specialty. 11 B. MeQuarrie, prerideat of the company, is here anil will expkin »1 nel. 'i lia old channel just closed is sent over copper cables laid in a or, better still pieces of the wax “ ■ ——■*—-•—*-• Tillamook. (»re. matteni U, those «„tested. He can be found at the Alliance Market, or Mr. allowe I immense quantities of sed conduit to the aluminum work», with the reputed ancient inscrip L. A. Hailey, local agent will .newer questions. iment to be deposited in the Imy The current sent out ¡ m mi alter tions, should contribute such infor > ► < between the eailip and the mess nating one, mill before it can be mation to Professor Diller, as in 4 4 house, and as the current of Wil ils«*d in tlie milking of aluminum that way the governments histori 4 j _ i ATEgT gTYlEg, 4 son river met the current of Till*- it must be transformed Io n direct cal or geological records can be 4 ► --------- -V niook liver nt ii much great current. This is done by passing mui'h aided Samples of wax tak-, Of dress and cioak er angle tlmn a right angle, the through four of the largest rotary en at the head of Seap|M»ose creek The Barrel Maker.... .»• making, at home. sediment was dropped without be transformers ever built. These would be of milch value as they Fashionable work. ing carried nwiiy. The new jetty are 2,100 horse power each, and would go fan towards establishing Firkins. Kit t * / ' ' '""" s,,fl '* ready to make Barrels. Kegs. 1’Atrvnage r>f ladies of Tillamook re»pr*-tfullv Hrkms Kits, Tula, etc., st modem prices, All work warranted fi„t class. will no doubt change all this, mid three of them are running. —Scien the sulistanee being a geological •HtlKilCxI 3 pci Imps cause a different stale of tific American. formation.—Oregonian Aug. 28. Mrs. J. W. i N ew APPLES, C . K U The ppefarefd Bond and Blacksmith L. W GLASER, Tillamook, Or.
