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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1895)
Fairvlaw c Hall Burned y th. owners of th. pi„p,rtv fi((. l ire Alliance hull st Fairview burned “huttmg or udjucem OI1 3rd ,ltlllle abov« stated, within go da,., hex( . to the ground Saturday night, and m, "/'X...... day of No,.,». one knew of it until Sunday morning " l8#5 a° completed Fred Martin lost 90 bushels of uais that •« crmiiiju council will proceed CURED AT 73 YEARS. Dr. Miles’ New Heart Cure Victorious. aeie »lorad in the building and Mrs ‘‘’'•'yHiiHssessmentupm all property |{ -heils lost over 30 bushel» of oats. The tacing 01 »bulling on »aid avel,u, a, |,t_ building w is inaured fur $500, and th, mem.ntiou.d tor the purpose uf build- lug said sidewalk, loss is somewhat greater. There ia a good deal of difference of I Uiven l.y order of the Common Coun- C. N. Dmtw, opinion ua to the cause or origin of cl, Det. 27tb, 1896, tire fire, many thinking it the woik of an incendiary. It is thought by ionie that »omeboily bail a spile againet the dune- iug club which met there, on account of III« exc.usi venes» uf the club, Only those who were invited were allowed to l e present, and some ol the louglier ele ment felt slighted. There was a dance there last Saturday night but there was no tire. However, it is said some uue dropped a eluiwl down lieiwten weather, oarding and ceiling, and that some one diopped a lighted tnatcli down after the shawl to see if it could be seen A • Cui n para tit e le*t. Mr. John Sveiisou has brought state ments Io thia oflico fur puidicatioii le- garding the comp illative returns from lire cienmeiy of the Tillamook Dairy As sociation and the McIntosh & Townsend cieameiy I he stiiteineuls are for Mr Sienson and Mr. Jonas Olsen, both for OHN & Co Recorder. N m I ucm llama. I From the Ocean Wav«.| Mr. an I Mrs. Christensen and Mis 1’ H. Crim were in tins city Monday, trans acting busme,,. j)r. c js ull,re||ellt engaged in |>erfecthig machinery fur •eparaiiug gold from the black sand He thinks there is no doubt aliout there lieing gold ill paying quantities oil the bench, mid is confident his miicliine will be a success. If so lie will turn his At Ihiu office may AGENCY FOR BRAD CELEBRATED LEY& METCALF CO? BOOTS* SHOES ESTABLISHED 1843 S amuil O. S tonk . atttnlion to milling. be Keen Home pota- U vm of tiie biubHiik Rud (lutcheui »eed- liiqj viuiHie», grown by A D. Sander», on his farm three miles from Woods, that will show what can be done here in the way of potato farming. Mr. Sanders raised 80 bushel» on one-eighth of an acre of ground and that without special care. We have a sample that weighs3!< They ure as /Olinde. We weighed four lliat tipped the scale» at 1OJ8 pounds These ait the mouth ot August, 18U5 follows: J. Svcnson, HUBS pounds uf milk, 415 pounds butter fat, price received, $41.51) .1. Olsen, IIUOJ pounds milk, 503 pounds i i lei tut. price received, $91 .95. .). inis, however, Mr. Olsen paid tline coms per pound to I lie Association for making the butter, $l<> 89, leaving him a net balance of $7o Oti This ia n clear difference uf $33.55, and Mr. Sveiisou had 83 pounds mole milk than Mr. Olsen, 8how 8uch record. lire wHh .»Lm'Ub *! can patriarch, 73 » years of htd’ n/.w " Prejudice to overcome, who HeartT^iTt“ 15 Vtan' 10011 the N«W neartiure and 13 now sound and well. very large and are a nice smooth potato. .. L Grass Lake, Mich., Dec. 28, 1894. I have been troubled with heart disease 15 or more. Most of the time 1 was so bad it was not safe for me to go out alone, as dizzy spells would cause falling. I had severe palpitation, shortness of breath and sudden pains that rendered me helpless. All physicians did for me was to advise keeping quiet. In August last I commenced taking ___ HE BIOGES OT IN THE tradì mark COPYWCHTÍD Dr. Miles’ New Heart Cure, and before I had finished the first bottle I found the medicine was a God-send. 1 have now used four bottles in all and am feeling entirely well I am 73 years of age and have held a grudge against patent medicines all my life, but I will not allow this to prevent giving my testimony to the great cure your valuable remedy has wrought in me. I do this to show my appreciation of Dr. Miles’ New Heart Cure. SAMUFL O. 8TONE. Dr. Miles Heart Cure Is sold on a positive I Siarantee that the first bottle will benefit. 11 druggists sell it at 81, 6 bottles for 85, or it will be sent, prepaid, on receipt of price the Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. It is a little singular that the gold mines along the coast have not received more attention in the past than they have. The precious metal has always been there, without a doubt, mid all who have prospected these mines me Degree of Honor. convinced to work them will pay well, am1 those at present engaged m mining Following is h correct report of the me milking mure than ordinaiy wages. organiztion of tint. Degree of Honor: Mr. Svenson’s statement ia accompan Toe gold is of the bust quality and is Past Chief of Honor, Belle Alderman. probably in large quantities. ied by tiie lit. nliily report ol each Chief of Honor, Mrs M. J. Haskins cieameiy. We have been asked to publish lliat Lady of Honor, Mis. Emma Perkins, pail ol the game law that rulers to hunt* (hief of Ceremonies, Mrs. A. Edmunds. < liiltlin Burk mg deer and elk with hounds. As ibis Recorder, Miss Madeline Wade law is not known, or at any rale is dis- Financier, Miss Bertie Perkins. The shipment of cliiltim or uasemn regaided by many, we will publish it. Receiver, Miss Lillie M. Haskins. h..iK is getting to bu quite an industry. Section 4, (page 93 session laws, 1895.) Usher, Mrs Edith Tuttle. The proper lime io gather the baik is “Any person ui persons who shall here Inside Watch, Mrs. Margery Linville whi'ii thu sap is i muling. The bul k is after in the state of Uiegun, hunt or Outside Watch, A A. Ford. p’ eli’tl Hom lhe nee by cutting ar mid pursue e.k or < ewr, with hounds, with Adviser Io Chief of Honor, A. the Li link with ¡1 knbe imide e.-pecially intent to kill same elk or deer, shall be Severance lor lhe business. The pio.im t when guilty nt a misdemeanor.” Section 5. First Maid of Honor, Rosie Olsen. due I nml b.ih-tl is wo: th $55 per ion in “Any person who shall he found guilty Second Maid of Honor, Mrs. Cordelia I’ttilhiml A good nct.v« w« ik»i can ot tne offenses deliuud in the foregoing Edmunds cm. hum tliive to five dullais ¡er day, section shall he punished by a fine of not Quite a number of the members will dependent upon the qminlily <•! available less than $25 not niuie than $260, logelli- lake the $1000 liemdiciary certificate. bark he eiicoimtm». One lirm on Lewis ei w illi the .costs of the prosecutions in i Vt r shipped 4U ton» thi» year. Il is Notice. Said action; and in default of the pay slated Unit outside of Oregon and Wnsii- We wish to inform the public that the ment of said fine, shall be imprisoned in ingt 'iillie bark «am.nl be found sui- tire county jail one day for each two dol North Yamhill mid Tillamook stage h* i ill lo pay gall« rrng, el.«.ewhere in line is now making daily trips on lars theieut.” lhe (hilled Shihs. lhe < iilllim wood schedule time, making coimeciions with it lias not been lhe custom of the peo tiue is found in I rge qn.iiilit.en art.mid ple here to limit with hounds, hut al the 3:30 1’. M. train for Portland. the ancient <iiy ol JeiiiHalem, from II. Manne, Proprietor. most eveiy season pa i ties from outside whence large qii.mlilhs me expt rted to uounli« s uome to the coast fol that pur .Masonic Notice. all parlN ol the woibl, w in re it is highly pose, and .leer ami sucli other game as prize«l for medical purposes. There will l>e a regular Ma- they can find are slaugliteied and the sonic coniiniinicatiiin of Tilla- balance chased out of ths country with ^^S’^tiUnii’Oli Iri'lge No. 57, A I-. & 1,1 111,1 illi,s,|nic hall on dogs. This should not be done. Illis rlX'.-y*.. lb' ipckS^mSatunlay night Nov. 2. All The finishing touches me being ¡lit is a line Mimtiiei res'.rt, and many peo [^^gJI.Maxtcr .Mas..n»in good stand ¡ltd ple from all pails of lhe valley visit the on W. A. Wise’s new residence. ing are invited to «'tend. By order of Page D liiiishing lhe inside pailiting, mid coast at this place during the warm sea ......... F. R. B hai . s , Sec’y. W. M. the house will soon be irmly for orcll- son ioi pleasure, mid spend their time »»nicy . Such a house is a credit to the in limiting mid fishing. I his is all right New lot of picture moulding^, latest by Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure “"{ELa. : i i w town. The building is a lw >-st »ry, has bill th* y shoii «1 observe the laws lhe nine huge, light it unis, In sides bails, smile as the settlers here do. closets, baili loom, veiandas mid base KKl>. KSIATK Til I'*' Kit* ment. One large loom will be fitted up with a billiard table. The house will I C 11 Smith lo Cecile limris, lot 2 blk have hot and cold water throughout, and f |(), Brwley Ad, B..v City. all iiKslern improvements in the w»iv of ,1 II A E Ellison lo ( hm Elii- It, Duel Iiglit* and sewerage. The design of the building is liami- in T'limmw.k, $375. C Warren, <>72 smiie, an I the inside linisli is superb, Win Batleisoii lo : : : The rooms are plastered. The windmill lower, tank and stoie lnm.se in the rear is a great convenience, as well in the huge "ell finished bam The fencing around the lots is attractive, and the grounds will he made beautiful in every respect. Hr. Wise hue In» office in lhe south east coiner, ami that- building 1» filled J If you will get our prices you will con clude not to semi out of the county for your clothing, groceries or w amount up. Must Youthink we surely ought to get along awhile without that »mall bill you ow» us. so. Too many think We can't ilo it, though. We know you all »re good as wheat or we wouldn’t do Imaiiies» with you. But. we’d starve to death on good accounts. up that little amount. make a clean-up the lli»t Kindly We expect kindlv call. to * AGENCY TOP BRADLE t ^METCALFCO? CELI OR AH D BOOTS* SHOES of November anti want you all to lie ready present the bills dig when we If w« don’t »ee von, Then we cun pay our »mall bill« «nd lie happy. City. »!'« Ben Perry keep» boat» to F»l< oner, tlRCt Alice Sl.ortiidge to M Notice is lu iebv given I" the piopeili ret. lie lias Miersl dif- w, r»o on tiers on the we-l side of 3rd Aieinie one acre in w 28. 5 »• » ferent kinds, »nd i»n fit you out with a Alics Sbortridge t° Big Neatwec. Wa- Hast.- That asidewnlk will I* Imilt from light row lioat, or « »ail lioat. lie »Iso tilll «reel to the south limit» "f »»id ■>"1 gon K.«d Co, rtehtiffway.il !,as a hand-|»wer »tern wheeler which avenue east, said sidewalk to !»■ •’ tv*1 1 ||C lliil I” »ome a1’’”* will carry a numtier of peraon» and m»ke inehr» wide, and constructed in accor- John A l" J’ h ,)1" good time. Bo»t» let by the day or wilh or liinilice iimul’er H. section I. \$e«k, st ruR-onsble mte« „( , if .ff se . ■»' 1 ’’ 'I 4 ' and under the »upervisioil "I the slieet To Fx'b»uge:—A beautiful 47-*cre N.tlre commi-sionir. The common hi '""1 fruit and »lf»lf« I»rni >n San Paaqnal will hold tlieir next icgulnr meeting Oil I will I* belli Valley, California, for • stock farm in Teacher-’ exmni«'"tioii the evening ol Novemlier mi'm l'ie ' ltv ^11 Oregon. Ad.beaa. A. Minciits, San the .’ml Wrdne-dav in Jfovemlier. ’ hall nt 7:3» I’. M . "h"1' "" ,”M>' exMiniiistion Paaqnal, California teacher* du ring !<• !*•* pie or |H.r»ins having objeC ons ot re Ph-.toe of the latest style» »ml fintali. should be present. iii'>n»traitce- against the tut t'i'"X " Also new background» and aro resori»», at L I*. M nitn . Sidewalks 1UII.I tile them, »» ‘»’« • Heme’ Art gallery will gi ve all kickers a bearing 1 Hl R pnnsTabi.li atls’atHt erto.U. Said sidewalk mu.t 1« completed Notice- supplies. But iiltogether they We ■lepend oil them have them to live. : They No very-large bill» »re <!»• »" me..... »fly small. I \ carload ol boots md shoes just arrived from one of the farg- est factories in the All warranted East first class goods. Full lines for winter wear in rubber and leather t'OHTLANI) MARKET. (W boleante Quotations.) >9 (4 I O ath —Gray I >5 P otatoes f* loo lbs So ONIONS *5 W heat —W illaniette So Walla Walla J oO BUCKS f* dot. 6 oo G eese ” 2 C hickens —Old y dos. 75 acres, 3n, JOw , |4000 I so Spring ” 20 B utter — Brine ( iron*, 11 »ct "■> peter Yenke I«» W II »5 Store, in Roll« Nestncca, |l .01) Choice Dairy II < iross, Inicl i'll ” Creamery. 37*2 W B I lol flies to E ggs —Oregon Neshicca, 11.00. I.ARh, Oregon W W Jacob» Eastern »% B acon —Clear Sides lialeni, $325. 12 ’ • Hams Henry Told to Emil) K ienberg, lot» 6 ” Shoulders 2 f>c a 7o in Neluilum City, flOO F lour —Willamette 2 6o 2 70 " Country Brands s \V Elliott to F a Ostrander, Iota in up in t-.e most luxurious shape He •“’» Bai View Ad, B»y City, $■■ \V SCone to Ostrander Iota in Bar in it a most complete dentist s outfit, slid is prep ned to do ’lie most d tfiunlt View Ad. $3«) work know n in dental science »Uta.I Bsewick to N Itamlj, lo'" The li uiwe and »uiroiindings me > mod- Liverpool fakir town site. $I5". ’s eled s mi jwliat on the plan ot Dr Wise ' U S l’»leid to E residence in 1’oitiand C F Murphy to City Council ! ri»cee<U«K’- Sami Like, $1 tV I, Stiver to H I' Sliver, bind in ftc Metti ng convened Siitiirdiiy niglil, 12, 3». 1'1" . $-I|M1' except October, 26, all being picsent W II II Cary, Id» 1.2- Ella K H»y»'o Geo. C’tihn A warrant wan allowed A talk 3 II»'»’ -M>. Tillaim»>k, $'35->- V Ford for 75 for fi»ii»l«ing city hall, James Alreggto.l H Hoffman. n *i of pulling in glass ami culling slaii " • r 10 I, Ot nw 'e.aecSI.tp A ^lition f.»r hmldii g side walk» <»» tle Third avenue K.I»H "'♦« and pan west. l»0” Itiefeiibiirg, lot W M C"iie to George lion grained. 16 l.lk 10, »mended Bar View mid Buy in the way of cloth ing, dry goods and notions designs st Heins’ Art Studio. r lhe wood work being fir, in its natural 1 color. Fh« stairway U made of ash. \n ini mense stock of new goods just re- E very thing ceived HE BIOCEST 01 IN THE <MM Mar OOMIIÖ We can supply the wants, comforts, and necessaries of life from our stook, and at Portland retail prices. COHN ic CO. PRODUCE ALL KINDS WANTED.
