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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1895)
DIRECTORY Nestuvca Items. 1 ¿in, niany fall and winter specialties. Our large stock of boot« and shoes, ’’ manufactured expressly for 1 us, has just arrived. We We are are sole sole Tillamook Co. agents for the Tillamook Co Bradley, Metcalf Co., who manufacture those celebrated Milwau kee, Oil-gram Bootsand Shoes, of which we guarantee every pair. We claim to be headquarters for boots and shoes and an inspection of our large stock will satisfy any one that we are the leaders of low prices. Well I should say, yes, but it is useless for us to advertise groceries, every one knows of our Portland wholesale house and that we are never undersold. We carry only the best O goods in V this line and handling as many as we do, they have no time to O J get stale. Bring your produce and we will sell you goods just as cheap as for the cash. Remember we are the leaders in low prices and good goods, and ask you to pay for nothing you can't use. Our large line of fall hats are the latest styles made,raml for durability can't be beaten, and the low prices are just right. For winter underwear and flannels we are showing excep tional good values and low prices. Our flannel goods are direct from the woolen mills, saving for our customers the profits of the wholesalers and giving them the benefit thereon. Have you seen our new line of ladies capes and jackets for style and durability they can’t be beaten. They are the latest. In rubber boots and clothing, we carry the renowned Good year Rubber Co’s, goods of which there is no better made. They manufacture the genuine Snag Proof boots. We have a large I arg and well assorted stock of mens’, women and children’s mackintoshes, in style and quality they are leading. Our large line of the latest styles in ladies dress goods has Our new winter duck goods in never been equalled in the city all the latest shades have just arrived— our stock of goods in all our ladies departments was liexer moie complete and our prices never so low. • • We can supply the wants, comforts, and necessaries of life from oui ^tock, and at Portland retail prices. COHN & CO. l’NODI ICE KINDS 'HI >. rules , regulations , etc PUBLIC SCHOOLS, I £ I ! ( loss !U S I o ! I s I 2 TILLAMOOK CO., ORE School, . .. (/rade Term Ending 5 5 “ * Pupil — m X s s ~ Entered .. M onth . 5TH 1ST 2NC 3RO «TH X i* " Scholarship Ä i Depot tment z 2 2 X is i Days Attendance 1 ___1 Day* Absence perfect, marked excellent, K'««1. fair, poor. 50or below , bini, should never lie below excel- (I Deportment . Zr«Z. ) , . , -, H. Amonit tlie prominent dulie« <»i pupil« m e (1.; To be pre«enl «I ncliool punctUHlIy Hint ""K" 2.r)l' r.> know mid olwy the rule« of-chool. SIGNATURES. Ì T„ .-.I. ■.> A«l>l*X"-Me.w -ixnlbi. >r nort «ch >"»''tl. ,oi.l return ll .« wm I«—'»* v.m ,r. e,.tly nuur.h.l Io notice the e.lniwte ..f the ...In« •«< •"eu.l.»« Voor .lien- I lie«! t<» the rules * above ti m'h' ho" Î V 3 1 g Times Tardy 1---------- i1 ........ and scholarship are I '3.1 To bring wrillen won! from llieir par : ent« or gimi'lian« in < i<«e of iilwem e or tardi- the reimon therefore. i ne*«, (3 «tating 1 To |my expense« of repHir« in c«»e of damaging m-liool property 4 To 1«? ie«)H>iml>le to then leiu her» for the r tómlm-t <>n their way V> mid from«< hmd. 5.) To go directly home from school Total J 1 1. De]K>r(merit niRted hs follows : 100 per cent 9J ,t o M0 „ „ <0 ,, ,, a ... is.............. ¡J lo the .............. .Clan .............. 2 - X s *• c li r — àV — 9 — ". S V D promoted (,nute 'Itili h< i. /Yiatifal Í 2 < 3 1 I 4 » & I T«u*lier. LOCAL NEWS. STATK OF OREGON [From the Ocean Wave.) Tuttle A Cary for hardware. Governor ................. W. F Lord Sécrétai y of State H. R K incaid School supplies at Sturgeon’s. Treasurer P hil . M etchan Mr. Lessick of Sand Lake went to Supt. of Public Instruction G. M. I rwin Free delivery wagon at Olsen’s store. Tillamook city last w«ek to stay all Attorney-General C. M. 1DL.EMAN State Printer W H Leeds winter. Several partita are taking up land on 4 R. 8. B ean Supreme Judges ?F. A. M oore , The new mail carrier on the new mail the cape. <C. W olverton Member Board of Equalization S. 1 D. : G ibson 2. _lz_ :» route from Spruce to llembiee, ie always Fiesh fruits at the bakery. New sup (G eo . II B urnett Circuit Judges promptly on time ply every larat. | h . H. H ew itt Prosecuting Attorney J ames M c C ain T. J. Lucy has a wooden clock of tine« It was somewhat lively around Olsen’s Joint Senator J. W. Maxwell Representative ... . H. G. G uild wheel» that keeps accurate lime. It is store last week. UNITED STATES OFF1CALS: said to be a peifect pattern of the first There should I»« more dykes like that Senator* 1 J H MITCHELL ï>cualorM i J. N. D olfh clock ever made and bear» the date, on Elmore's place. CouEiessmen H« 1 . B. H ermann vongreMinen D|Jitrict w K IS "iniiio, 1402” . It is a novelty . Novelties in jewelry at Sturgeon’s. f R obt .A. M iller Coaster» are still coming from the val All goods warranted as responsible. U. S. Lami Office, Oregon City] PeterVnquei’ ley to spend a few days in the pleasant Receiver. George Elliott has leased Ids dray subuibsof Woods, to dig clam», rusticate COUNTY OFFICIALS: \V.W. C onder on the beach and watch the mermaids business to a man named Potter from Judge ID. P. H arvey Polk county. Commissioner as they play around mermaid rock. IL. B. A lley T. H. G oyne Clerk .. ~.............................. L H. Brown has his telephone work J. H. J ackson Herman Fanner is preparing ground Sheriff .. ing successfully between his market and J ohn B arker [ Treasurer .............. A T. W hite | to plant in cranberries next spring. Isaeaaor ■ A. M. AUSTIN | From appearances Mr. Farmer has ad slaughter house. , Surveyor............ ...... School Superintendent L. P S mith Photos of the latest styles ami finish. ' Coroner .............. C. H. R eynolds opted the most economical method of ! Deputy Prosecuting Attorney H. E. E. S elfh Also new backgrounds ami accessories, at j Circuit Court convenes tne 4th Monday in building the dam to fio«al his grounds Heins’ Art Gallery August, and an adjourned term is generally Warren Daugherty, wife and daughter, held in tlie spring. Ooley & Barnard have finished tlreir PRKCINCT: formerly of Tillamook, were in the city I. T. M aci . sby 1 Justice of the Peace S. M iller one day this week. He intends locating work on the court house, and it is now Ì Constable CITY OFFICIALS. ready for the painter E. E. S elph a mining claim on the beach, li« is c< n 1 Mayor 1». R easoner siderably encouraged with the prospects Eugene Page has moved Ids shoe shop f ! J ohn J ones 1 to ths real estate exchange formerly oc I. H iner and thinks the mine will pay well. 1 Council < W. 11. R eynolds 1........................... 1 G eo . C ohn ! John Q. Gage, who has been spending cupied by Mr. llostder. Recorder . . . C. N. D rew Two traveling salesmen were in the A lfred W illiams a few weeks fishing on the Nestueca 1 Treasurer W. T. Ferry I river returned home on the 9th. with city this week . They came in a livery : Marshall SCHOOL BOARD rig via Sheridan ami Woods. M. W. Harrisson, A. W. Severance, ami Claude several hundred pounds of salmon and Thayer.—Clerk, Tom Coates. a small bunch of horses. IH h salmon A party went to Short Beach, near CHURCH DIRECTORY. w ent ofi’ like dew in the nidming at I he Cape Meares, a few days ago to look for C hristian C hurch :—Rev. 11. B. Morgan, pastor. Services on Sundays at 11 o'clock A. M. neat figure of five ami six cents per auriferos sands, but they failed to find and at 7:301*. M. until further notice. i pound. any. Years ago some men made wages M E. C hurch :—Rev. D. McLachlan, pastor. Services 1st Sunday in month at II A. M. at Bay An effoit will be made during the working them however. City and at 7 P. M. in Tillamook. 2nd Sunday It Should be born in mind by the peo- at Pleasant Valley at 11 A. M. and in Tillamook, coming winter to establish communica at 7 P.M. 3rd Sunday, same asfirst. 4th Sun- tion with the outside world, by building I pie of the lumbering districts that the doy, Tillamool’. morning and evening. 5th Sun days at Nehalem. a telephone line between Woods ami mines use a great deal of lumber. If C atholic C hckch :—N o pastor nt present. Sheridan Such an enterptise, aside they can be kept going we will have from the convenience it would be to good times in Oregon ami Washington tl»e people of both towns would no doubt Notice an article headed “Timber in MAIL SCHEDULE. pay from the start, especially, during Mines” on the Brat page of this issue. T illamook and N orth Y amhill :— Leave N. Yamhill daily except Sunday 8 p. in. tlie summer and fall. People who camp Our real estate exchange column is not Arrive at Tillamook next day by 4 p. 111. Leave Tillamook daily except Sunday 6 p. in. at Woods ami in this vicinity, would very complete yet, and several pieces of Arrive N. Yamhill next day 2 p. m. find it a great convenience, besides the property offeied are not described there I TlI.LA.MOOK AND HOBSONVILI.K:— l.’ve Tillamook daily except Tuesday 6:00 a.m. business men of both towns would find yet. We are setting the descriptions as Arrive llobsonville 9:00 a.m. that it would not only be a great con fast as possible and getting the schtnie I/ve Hobsqnville, except Tuesday . 2:15 p.m. Arrive Tillamook 5-15 p.m. venience, but a necessity. There should ' systematized. It will be a permanent N etarts :— be an oilice at Dolph, Grand Ronde and , feature of this paper, and the prospects Leaves Tillamook Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 7 a. in. Willamina. The people along the line ! are it w ill he of much use to the countv Arrives Netarts 12 in. Leaves Netarts, same days, 1 p. m. would have a mode of communication ¡Scott Boatman and Miss Rose Brailli« Arrives Tillamook by 6 p.in. vastly superior to 0111 present «low mail, I wait were married by Judge Rhodes, in B arnkgat :— especially for short messages. It is Round trip to be pei formed on Monday. McMinnville, last Sunday evening. Mr understood that Sheridan will materially G rand R ond :— Leaves Grand Roitnde daily except Sunday aid the enterprise and it is expected that Boat man is 011« of the accommodating at b p. m., or 011 arrival of mail from McMinn drivers on the stage iiue, ami the bride ville. every man in Woods mid vicinity w ill Arrives at Tillamook at 1:45. a favoriteamong her friends. The happy Leaves Tillamook Daily except Sunday at 6 put Uis nhonlder Io the wheel «ml assist p. m. or on arrival of mail from N. Yamhill, ► uh far as ha is able. Such enterprises aid couple will make their home in Tilla which is usually 4:30. mook.—N. Yamhill Record. Arrives at («rami Ronde at 1:45. in building up a town ami surrounding A number of parties went hunting Post Office hours, 7 30 A. M. to R:oo P. M. country. Estimates me being made and Money Order department, 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 I*. M. 1 Sunday, and seveial went since, but few as soon 11s the costs are ascertained, Sunday 3:00 to 2.00 P. M. stock books w ill probably be opened for , .lucks writ' killed liowexer. Wait until SOCIETY DIRECTORY. it hegina to rain, ami then there will be subscriptions. good duck weather. Reports later, A. O. I’. W.—Meets every Monday night nt 7 1*. M. in I. O. O. F. Hull. Geo. Edmunds, M. W., 1*50 Reward. however, indicate that the ducks aie I). T. Edmunds, Recorder. HOOK ft LADDER CO. -Meets on first Tues coining in faster than ever before. N. day night of each month in City Hail. Geo. [We publii-h the following because a P. Roberts says that he liasnt seen so Conn, President; Tlieo. kteinhilber, Chief; Otto Heins, Secietary. person answeiinp the description of many ducks for years. («. A. R.—Meets first and third Saturday of each month at 1 P. M. in G. A. R. Hall. (;. N. Si<iler has been seen in this county, but All. Williams is building a two »lory Drew. Adjutant; J. W. Waxwell. Commander. no one now seems to know of his dwelling on the corner opposite John I. (). O F.—Meets every Tuesday night at 7 :3o Dav’s Imus»1. The house will be finished p. m . in I. O. O. F Hall. Wm. Ebri num, N. G. whereabouts. ] Carl KHudson, Rec. Secretary; Mm. Hamilton, in fine style, and we understand Mr. ALBERT SIDLER Per. Secretary. ALDER CAMP.—No. 219, Woodmen of the Aged 34 years; height about five feet Williams is looking tor a tail partner to World, meets every Friday night in I. 0 O. F* hall. R. R. H ass , Consul, H omer M ahon , lour inches; blin k hair; light blue eyes; help him occupy the bouse. Ooley & Clerk. Barnard have (ho contract—for building A. F. & A. M. Meets first Saturday night of left shoulder slightly higher than right each month in I. O. O. F. Hall. (.¡co. Cohn, when walking, body, long; legs, short; the house. Alf. says lie will try to W. M ; F. R. Bt.ils, Secretary. weight 135 to 145 pounds; sandy mous 1 contract for the occupants. JOHNSON CHAPTER NO. 24.- Meets at 7 30 I*. M. on the 31 <1 Saturday of each month at I. O. tache; swings right arm when walking O F llall J. E Sibley, II. P ; U . \\ . ( omler, Was dressed ns follows: Black derby Serretary. Sil.VER WAV E CHAPTER. No. |R, O E S hat, brown striped pants, black vast, J E. Bixby has moved to the city Meets 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month. Mrs. A. A. Font, W. M.;G. W. Pettit, Secretary. brown coat, leather shoes, leather sus F. I). Vincent Ims returned to Beaver. penders, gray woolen shirt, also gray (’. W. Aliev, of Ncludem, was in the half wool underclothes city thia week. I’OltTLANI» MAUK KT. Was last seen at Lusher Ac Gloor’s f rank and Harry Crane of Foley were milk lanch, near IIillslsno, Multnomah (Wholesale (¿notations.) 20 O ats —Gray J 19 «t county, Oregon, September 3, 1895. in the city this week. P otatoes l«»o tbs 35 S 40 E. G E. Wist and I II. Bridgeioid Sillier was in demented condition at the O nions 50 75 time of his disappearance, and was in went to Poitlaml Saturday on business ÍO W heat —W illainette «3 constant fear of someone trying to kill Mo Walla Walla Miss Tompkins, the music teacher, 76 4 D i cks f1 doz. 3 oO 4 SO him. It is supposed that he has hill went out on the Foiest (¡rove stage 6 (X) 7 00 ( G eese himself away in Hie biush in fear of his Monday. ] C hickens —Old t* doz. 3 00 3 Oo life hih I is now lying dead in the woods, Mies Mamie Means has just closed a 1 Sprli< « 50 1 50 or lie may have wandered out thiough suet «-ssful six month’s term of school at ..... 20 4 Be ITER—Bl in«’ 3» 20 the state. < Store, in Rolls »5 Hand Lake. 4 ■’ Choice Dairy 30 The above reward will be paid to any G. O. Nolan and wile returned last 20 4 E<><>«—Oregon one giving information that will lead Io ’ L ard , Oregon week from an extended visit nt Salem the recovery of his person. Eastern — ■—■ and vicinity. Sidler was a mei.iber in good standing B acon —Clear Sides X'i John Marolf Ims returned to Tillamook 12 ” Hains of Poitlaml (’amp, No 107, Woodmen of ...... — 6 • Shoulders He made an extended trip of the World; and neighbors throughout to live 2 f>G F lour —Willamette > 7« through California. the jurisdiction are asked to co-o|»crate 2 70 j! , ’’ Country Brands in living to find the missing mini, and W. H. Boatman iiriived in the city Notice. lie has distribute these ciicujars wheie they will with hia bl ide Sunday evening bought a place near town w here they We wish to inform the public that (he do th« most good. Address all communications to will teside. North Yamhill mid Tillamook Htage Jon*» W M into , line ¡H now making daily trijHf* on Dr. Patched ami family Chief of Police. Poitlaml, Or. Hchednle time, making con net; ion« with from this place to Bor land, the 3:30 1’. M train for Portland expects to be in close touch with agents The North Yamhill Itoad. P. II. M eaner , Proprietor. who are selling his giippe medicine Si-otl B oh I iiihii MiiyN the iuipioveineiitH Dr. Ward, ('. M Keep, J. I*. Wagner • Ben Perry keeps boats to ¡Ml |et ||e has several dif on iliu North Ymuhill rond will «void and Geo. R Hughes, of Forest Grove, HPverid <»i I he wornt grade«, hhvc poiiip in ware enjoying a grand duck and goose ferent kinds, and can fit you out with a ditftance, and innke it dintiince of h ( h nnt hunt on the Tillamook const this week. light row boat, or a sail boat He also hh hour in the time of the »Inge crueeing Mr. I. T. Wilson, of Nehalem, was in Ims a hand-|H»w»*r stern wheeler which the iiiotiiihiii) Seven men are nt work the city this week to (He on his .Nehalem will carry .« number of |s?isons and make Oil the cnl-offit and Mr. Button expect» ranch. While here Mr. Wilson paid a good time. P»oats let by the day or to get the change» complete I Ihi» ( h II. fraternal visit to Alder Camp 219. He week, at reasonxhle rates Th« great Double with the North Y11111- reports a flouriahing camp of Woodmen Two leading papers—The II eadi . ig H i tiill route wat that it followed over the at Nehalem. Mr Wilson specks very I I ami the Ocean Wave, only |l 75 per 1 higheal pointe, making the grade» »ome- highly of the prospects of Nehalem. year. H ra DLIUHT fl .50. Ocean Wave thhig awful, »ml the IOH<I bed whh I Ma ve or.bis nt alway« 111 11 worse condition than on Fairview Dancing Club ; $1 00, both for fl 75. Ocean Wave al rouda that followed around a bill aide this office or with The young gentlemen «ml ladies of t-f W code. who located the road put it over I Fairview have formed a dancing club, the top» of the highest mouiilaiiiM where To Exchange:—A I beautiful 47-«ere which will meet on Saturday nights at * fruit and alfalfa farm i in San rampisi ever they cotihl find them, all becaura Fairview hall. They have ai ranged for I Valley, California, for a «lock faun in the ground wa» moie clear. It wui all good music, and they ex ¡wet to enliven ’Oregon. Addieaa, A. M «Relira, Man ' light in the time of tiitila. But it will the dreary winter months by having a not do when we want daily mail« from Pasquid, California nice Moria I dance every week The dull Portland. 1’he hard efforts of Mr. G W. will meet to jMnfect ila organiaatioii and in Purtlaixl ■>■<! |>r Wine in very l»u»y Burton Io reconatrui t the road will be expect« to I»« home about NovemMr 1 noticed favorably by next aummei'» consider application» for membership Saturday night, O*lol>er 5th. Club first, to remain (ill January first. 21-23 traveleis. memliers and all thoee receiving invi New lot of picture moulding«, l«l««t tations ■»In.nl I lie in attendalo e Pieacr iptioii« tilled nt StUfgeon'*. ! desigli* at Heine* Art Htndio I 1 I
