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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1895)
No very large bills are dim us. They on me as a dose of pills won <1 have on a LOCAL NEWS. Banshee, just about. Tanglefoot at Sturgeon’s. I will not comment on bis remarks r«- amount up. We depend on them Must ganling those who came to the country’« Full line grass seeds at Cohns. have them to live. You think we surely rescue in the hour of n«e-l. I refer them The steamer Elmore came in Tuesday ought to get along awhile without that to the judgment of your readers. Your Specs for old and young at Sturgeon’s small bill you owe us. Too many think readers also understand that my position drug store. so We can’t do it, though. We know on the money question lias not been Homer Mason, who has been ill, is squarely met and assailed He tried to you all are good as wheat or we wouldn’t confuse the reader by mixing the alum recovering. do business w ilh you. But, we’d starve A steel range to sell on the installment inum w ith the gold, and raked in pos to death on good accounts. Kimllv dig tage stamps to mix with lhe intrinsic plan, at Reynold’s hardware store. The up that little amount. We expect to value. 5ow these fialic ideas, License to wed was issued last week to I at W Albert II. Malauey and Lula E. Miles make a clean-up the first of November more silver the mor« mon«\ Geo. Cohn is going to Portland this ami want you all to be ready when we makes money. The postage stamp etc. These are lhe parasites that iht ive on week to purchase a winter stock of goods. present the bills. If we don’t see you, lhe ignorance of lhe masses, and could B. C. Lamb will go to Portland next kimllv call. Then we ran pay our small not bu belter exposed than by his ques week to lay in a stock of Christmas bills and be happy. tion. I suppose you could not give space goods. to go over the whole ground, but ever W. E. Page is selling the stock of the w hole ground, but liis direct question THE OI TI.OOK regarding the postage stamp should not second hand goods at Hosmer’s old I’rospectu mid Conditimi« of th« Lumber be skipped. 1 will answer as briefly as stand ing Kusine««. Furs are beginning to come into mar possible The postage stamp lias 110 in ket Cohn & Co. are buying '«II they W. W. CurtifS, the timber expert, who trinsic or other value whatever; it is the lawful money of the V. 8., which you can get. represents Whitney, Still ..bfield & Rem- pay for it. That contains the value A letter from P. D. Newell favoring ick, one of the largest timber owning Sabe? If it contained the value within the Cash Buyers Association will appeal- firms in the United Stales, is here look itself, I’ncle Sam coil’d pay Ids debts next week. ing after the interests of the company . w ith it directly . Now here is where his Frankfurter sausages just mad« at the Mr. Curtiss visits this place frequently fiat shows up He has been flatting Alliance Maket. 5 pound cans home and finds plenty to keep him busy while over 30 round yeais, and you choose lhe made lard al 60 cents here, as Whitney & Co. have over 40,000 postage stamp to represent his nobbiest Local Market—Eggs 20c.. butter 25 to acres of fine tiniler in this county and effort in that line, but yet 1 dare not call 35 cents per roll, potatoes 30 cents per have a good mill site, booming grounds, it anything Hut a tax receipt, and if you and a large farm adjacent to their water examine it as closely as I have, you will bu«*hel, flour |2.85 per barrel are mostly small. But altogether they M.S. Duenller has the contract for see 011 its face the follow nig notice to erecting R. R. Hays’ house. W in. Mills, the world : ('. ('hatierton, and others are assisting. “This is to serlifi lhel the« feller what hez this forkd ovir 5 Tuttle & Cary have their m w tank in senls til help pay thee male place. It holds twice as much as the Keieer.” U nkel S am . first one, and there will be plenty of Y ouis lor lhe education of the masses water henceforth J ames L awless . A dispatch in the papers states that [There was no intention to change Mr. G. I) Biggs was convicted of cattle Li aiwless* letter, winch we supposed he stealing at La Grande. It is not known intended for publication. His lei ter was what the sentence is. published just as be w rote it, as near as Win. Siscel is running a laundry in the we could make it out, except lor correc Fearnside building, lie expects a laun tions in punctuation and spelling. Air dry outfit from Portland* soon, and will Lawless writes well but a little loo close then do first clans work. ly to i.e readily deciphered by lhe type Several 4 and 5 pound potatoes are on setter .Most pen*uiis will find the mis .Hilge Conder, a takes in lheii own writing rather than exhibition at Cohns . from Nestucker, in liiis office, if they will lake the trouble prominent hayseed brought in some of them. to keep exact copies and compart*. I frontage. In an interview with I ho H eadlight , Mr. Curtiss expressed himself ns follows; “'Hie outlook is not very encouraging, and the out put of lumber this year was not very great. Most of the mills are sawing, however, though prices are st ill very low. In tlm retail markets the price of lumber is higher than last year, i but the mills lire not gutting any advan tage of it. The cost of logs, 01 stumpage remains about t he snnm and the cost of manufacturing has changed but little. “Timber lands are not in demand and and are offered lower than ever “The removal of the tariff from lumher bus hurt the trade, perhaps more than anything else Some of the large mills have lost their customary ordeis on account of Ihitish Columbia mill men filling the orders cheaper. There are Mis. W. Ji. Griffith, who was serving a several plain instances of this that ! two immtlis’ sentem e in the county jail could bp mentioned. “Ships.that acre lying idle, English for adultery was pardoned by Governor ships too, in the Columbia and in Sun Lord and released Tuesday evening Her Francisco, waiting for chatter, have Sim had only 5 days to sei ve yet. gone into the const wise lumber carrying pardon was lhe result of a pt lgioii sent business, thus knocking out out milling from this place to the governor, stating She went «dit faller, and shipping business at one stroke sim was dying. 'l’lie money that should go into shipping stronger, and in belter condition than and iiiiinufHcutiiiig here is going Io when she went in, however. Biilisli Columbia. The *1 per thousand (’all al StliigeoiiM ami see (he new tariff was of great help to this coast, ami stock of jewelry. It is lovely ami cheap. also prevented lumber being taken from Canada to the middle states This, you we«, destroys our hope of a market in the east. “The British Columbia li.mbermen have a great advantage over us. The government lenses them the land at d the rental ¡ h not ns much as the taxes here For the timber the mill men 2> cents per thousand whim sawed, there is practically no outlay until lumbar is sold. “ I'lie labor question imikes a big difl»r ence also. I investigated that mailer personally and thoroughly, by going over I Im ground ill British C<diiml>ia. I found tnat Chinamen ar« doing a great deal of the wo»k there that white men are doing Imre. With our present laws there is a much better opening for bermen there than here.” Mr. Curtiss is well able to speak this Mubjecl as he is one of tlm best posted lumbermen in the country, hav ing had experience for many years in all branches of the business on this coast and in the east. It seems preposterous tjoit our congress should have been so foolish as to admit a foreign product, manufactured by Chinamen, and thus paralyze almost all branch«« of business on this coast A large lot of onions wore shipped in on the Elmore this trip. This is fre quent. We ought to ship cheese, butler and lumber Io this county. And, we ought to ship in some enterprising farmers. Tillamook can produce the finest onions in the world. Tim Free Methodists have rented the l'earnside hall and have furnished it with the necessary preparations for religious services They commenced a series of meetings last evening, October 23rd, Rev. R H. Ihdlarhide, District Free Exchange Columq. elder, in charge. Services every evening at 7:30; also every Sunday at 11 a m ami ' 7:3J p in. Come one, come all There will he services at the chapel of theM.E. Church South, conducted by Ehler T. II. .Starbuck, on next Saturday and Sunday evenings, al 7:30 |>* ni All are invited to attend . His Grace, the Book of Marbletrough the callow-fa. e l, spindle-shanked young Britisher, who is swapping his title for a ht of Vanderbilt’s filthy lucre, was REA3 THE CONDITIONS, THEN THE LiST OF BARGAINS BELEW arrested for tiding a bicycle too last in a New Yoik City paik the other day. He told the policeman he was “the juke of 0 o Mulberry,” but the t opper tohl him be o o didn't “give a <1—11,” and marched him to the station He was turned louae with a severe lecture, and went home with great indignation; he sent for the British consul, and wanted to make an Following is the form <>fcontract for those «ho wìf I i to advertise international a Hair out of it. He intends their land in our “Free Ad.’’ column. If you wish to try it fill out having the policeman removed, and he said that an ••American gentleman the blank and send it in. or call at this oilice. would not be treated so in England. He says lie had “the be»l of feelings toward Americans beieiofore,” whielt is a very serious thing. The .look of 189. Til'.amosk. Oregon.................. he as good as an Mollieboy may Imt he isn’t •‘American gentleman, merely r«'h?':wW.F D ties agent toselland advertise the following bril as good as American workingman. des.-rirel prepertj It Costs You Nothing to Advertise Your Real Estate Here if You-Do’nt Sell It. -OPEN* TO* ALL MRS. NEWMAN, a first class Dressmaker«^— Of many years experience in lhe East, solicits the patronage of the ladies ol Tillamook amt vicinity. Shop at Mrs Sturgeon’s. Mrs. <’. M. Newman. I n Sil LKIFI ’S SALE. S tate the Co« tit Cm ar of the of oke - GUN FOR THE COUNTY OF ÌÌLLA.MOOK. Mrs. J. J. White Plaintiff » I vs r Leaner Gray *>*>‘1 Geo. Sorenson I I reserve the right to terminate this appointment oi, months notice or cluinge the Defendants. J price and terms of sale on........ ffO.... days' notice. Notice is hereby given that b> V irtue of an ex ecution and order oi sale issued out oi and un der tne seal ot the above entitled court, on a judgment and decree of said court inane and .Owner. entered on the 27th day of August, I895, in favor oi the plaintiff and against the above named defendants, tor the sum ot 5500,0 >, with interest theieon from November I5U1 1^94 at ten pc- cent per annum the further sum of $75.00 attor nless you ( all, write a letter giving full description, particulars as to neys lees and costs and disbursements taxed at improvements, terms, etc. $24.00 aud tne costs of said writ, commanding me 10 make sale of the following described real property to-wit: Tne east half of ttie north-east quarter, south east quarter and south half of soutn-w tst quar ter ot section thirty-six, township three south, range eight west of the W illamette Meridian, containing 320 acres more or less, in TillamooK county, state of Oregon: 1 will, on the 23d uay 'No use to bother with this scheme unless you offer bargains. Other property will be of November. 1H95. at the front door of tne placed in the list as fast as descriptions can be set in type county court house of Tillamook county. Ore gon, at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M., in tne city of Tillamook in said county and state, sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder for cash, all the right, lute and inteie t which the defendants, or either of them had at tne dale ot the mortgage mentioned in the coin plaint, or now have of in or to said real proper ty, to satisfy said execution, order, judgment and decree, interest and costs and accruing costs. Dated this ¿4th, day of August. 1895. J. II. J At K son . bheritfol —23 acres, all bottom land, be^t sedi 4' 1 e 1xc,Iank'e~ California and other prop- Tillamook County. Oregon. 1 $~oo ment laud in the world. 5 acres plow land, in grass. Big root crops, will support 7 cows L.S acres improved fruit and grain farm 3'. now, 15 or 20 w ith little work, running water miles from Elmira, Solano countv, California on one side, fenced, on main road. 3 miles to ’ mtu All in cultivation «ml city, 1 mile to creamery. I.and easilv cleared. lanced. Windmill ami well. Will support one family now ami two if cleared. $400 cash and fi’oo on time. Call at this office or , m.“vr7 lHirllvbe.iri"i[ ,nlit 1,1 Vmnvilk running “ or",‘1 and stable, water on I,. I). Ackley, Wilson river. BARGAIN LIST NEW STORE! iqo 0—25 acres adjoining city. sight1\ loca lion high and dry, good drainage, high state of cultivation, well fenced, new s room house, barn etc. Two orchards, one bearing, profusion of sm al ft Hits ami berries, fine gar den Close tone demy, i O minutes walk to court house, just the place for a man who wants to take life easy. Can milk ten cows, keep horses, chickens ect. on place. Place will bring good increase, or can be sold out in parcels at a large profit. E isv term*. Other property to sell. Call at this office or on A. Letcher, the jeweler. Q «I600—5 acres, city limits. 2-story 9-rooin house, good barn etc. i'? blocks laid out in lots, fine young bearing orchard, berries in provision, 5 minutes walk to court house. Verv desirable property. Favorable terms. Also. 6 block* adjacent, n ill be sold separately or alto gether All sightly property, ami eiti building in that direction. Cull at this office or 011 I W Haskins, citv. 160 acre» in gruiu farm, Freano county Ca!‘- fornia. House, barn and well of good water. 640 acres of timber land in Monterey countv California, unimproved. } 22 lots in San Diego, California. 2 lots and 1IO11K in ban Franciaeo city, lots in South Monrovia, Culiloruia. r'r acres, unimproved ill Oakland, California Ca’lDonn';.1““"’Sa" Obi,Po So acres iu Davis county, Iowa. 1 ace improved, Los Angles, California, o lots in Hl. Scotl, Kansas. Hotel building and lot fu Wilbur Washington. 2 house» in Portlaud, Oregon. f«o o. SO lots in Seymour, Texas. t> lots iu Chicago. Illinois. 160 s. res in Scott county. Tennessee. Will trade all or part for dairy ranch in Tills- 11100k county, Oregon. Call at this office and address A.*Goerlitz, Mouta Villa, Oregon. * r• 0-70 acres 12 acres of it ftno tide land. 20 acre* clear roll ng ground, balance good spruce limber. Fronts on Netarts bay, countv rond crosses it Can keep 10 dairy cows from start, and more by seeding open land to grass. Spring (»i pure cold water, afso running brook Convenient to school, store, post office and saw null. Fine view of bay and ocean. Good fruit land This is a great bargain. Call at this office or on J. H. Jackson citv. tn ('orrenpontleiive all situated in Tillamook County, Oregon. I agree to ray eaid W. F. D. Jones per cent, commission, computed on amount received or value exchanged for, in case the property is sold jr exchanged for other property during the life of this agreement, n matter who effects the sale or exchange. It is understood that \V. !■. D. Jones is to receive the ...2’»... .per cent, coinniission, in case lhe said property is sold or exchanged as full compensation for publishing at least..... io...... line*- Nonpareil advertising regarding said property, durirg lhe life of this contract, in lhe T illamook H eadlight . In case the said property is exchanged for other property, the commission shall be computed on the sum of f................................. being considered as the fair value of tile foregoing described property. This appointment is to hold good until .......... Nov. I............. 1896......... unless (he properly is sold sooner, and I agree to sell said property on the following terms: 5 For Exclnmge-i.ot fn »ubuib of LosAn «les. < >il.. for llllamook propeii.. ...... Jo Herr» Ot b""l "I Tillamook county, for tali n.i h l.’r°l>e'l>' ' "" rcfer a n,al1 auo.. ^'""'’"««'•'•rmnent'and, 3 to 8 miles from citf 1 lei ty of go <1 timber lauds yet to be UH« offimde<l“,or*,list""1 locations. t all at It urenu. E d . H kadliuiit :—The letter I w rote you notiliying you to discontinue to my address. I did not intend (or publication. As nothing was said on that score, per haps you had a light to do so, however, all 1 ask is a fair shake; this I trust you giant me, though not at piesent a pa tron. I’heie are several misprints which you, I hope, will ba kind enough to cor rect. Il may not thru appear «0 “ram bling” to your flatienl brother. For in stance, 1 wrote as follow»—“it has throughout withstood and ev«r will, the test of time etc.’’—and again» “all con- stitutiuiiM both national and state ie- quire and revetve amendments ” lu re ply you »ay, “you (rankly etv.” I n >w add, no, nor lor tiny other purpose, (or lhe reason that aluminum is Inrlli cheaper and laittvr for any purpoae. Well 1 hope lhe gold bug w ill again ban etit from gold bugism I noticed that when he used to, th« whole people had a he us fit 1 liapptu to b« well posted re garding th« tactics and aims oi the silver shark, for 1 am just out of his den, and I say g • it Imggie, no silver, braat imr lepudiatioii in mine. 1 refeircd to Mr Hansen’s arlivl« as a apeciinen ot such, as blocked your otherwise bright ami newsy pages. You say it is a good ar gument agamet my own cause. Well no one expected that you would »ay any thing in its favor. Tl.e old adage worka iu here. Well, it 1« thia. “There is |srlicy in war.** Mi. Hansen ie diepoeed to think that hie article lost you a eeb* ecriber. Hi» article had the same etfevt <3 Q rd 81 T5 V Bi SI É» Bi 81 ’Bl Bi 60 TONS NEW GOODS, DIRECT FROIVI PORTLAND. Evervbodv Cell! EVEN IF YOU DON'T BUY! W ? .Bfc '4 a; “for Sale” and “For Exchange” not wish your n one printed with th1' ads, w ill l>e published free until further advertisement. W e intend to make this an inter notice in this piper. If you wish to sell your land, lots, personal property, esting feature of the paper, and of value to the county. or wish to exchange them for some 1 n fact we lielieve that if some peo thing else, you can ad vertile them ple would sell a part of their lands and free of charge in our “Harter and Sale lots it would help the county, and if Department,” providing you comply there is anybody here dissatisfied with with a certain condition which is easy for you to perform. You are to give the county, the sooner he trades it for us a small per cent, on the price you property elsewhere, the letter it is for him and this locality. get for the property, or a small per A little new blood infused into a cent on its valuation if you make an exchange. We only ask a small per community does good sometimes, and cent, and we have blanks which give, by this scheme we expect .to get many new settlers. the condition.. If no sale is made, W e also expect to help those who you pay nothing. If you sei), wp get the percent a. our pay for advertising. are in debt, overburdened with pro|>er We have faith in the results of adver ty, or dissatisfied, to ease up thir finau cial circumstances. tising in this paper. Our “Barter and Sale Department' W. Will publish a full description of your land, house, lot, horse, cow, or * ill contain a brief description of the other proparty to ba sold, telling its county, and will be a good thing tosend location, good qualities, term, of sale, to Eastern inquirers. They can see etc., and will give your name and ad- the actual prices asked for lands and <lre» if you like, or we will leave your the descriptions of the lands. Ihosewhoara interested should call name out and let the intending pur- and see our blanks and get particulars. chaser come to this office to learn your 11 is a fair, square proposition. Furth name .nd other particular, if you do er explanation next week.
