LOCAL NEWS.
Fine weather!
I .«I Cuba be free
Li veri tie at Sturgeon’s.
Wood wanted at this office
Enforce llie Monroe doctrine
The tight was a failure nt last.
Pugilism is about petered out
See the stoves at Tuttle A Cary’s.
Tuttle A Cary keep paints and oils
Full slock of general inerthHiidise
Olsen's
Arkansaw and Texiis are becoming
civilised
Who says it ruins to excess
Tillamook?
F. C. Poland, of Beaver,
city this week
l>mis Blybacli of Nehalem was in
city this week.
Miss Lulu limit made a visit Io Port
land last week.
Geo. Cohn is expected to return from
Portland Saturday
Masonic meeting Saturday night
Work in E. A. degree
The steamer Elmore arrived Sundny
and went out Tuesday.
Notice advertisement of B. Bnbiicli,
the tailor, in this issue
Mr. Potter is moving into Geo. Elliott’s
house and will run the dray.
San Francisco should have the Repub
lican convention by all means.
Hermann wants to go bacj^ to congress.
I'he H eadlight doesn’t object.
B. (J. Lamb went to Portland this
week to buy Christinas novelties
Arthur Hunt has returned home from
McMinnville. He will remain here.
Orin Chamberlain and wife, of Cape
Lookout, were in tlm city this week.
The Truckee arrived Tuesday morning
and w ill sail for San l*riincisco today.
A convention onaliis const would give
Easterners a chance Io see something.
We’ll soon get a rest on Durrant,
is Imped the jury will say “hang him .
»
Dolph is a candidate lor senator. He
expects to beat Mitchell. He can’t do it
Dr. May is still in the Portland liospi-
J
I. It is hoped he will recover shortly
Tuttle Jc Cary have their new tank up
and they expect the wind Io «Io the rest
.Subscribers to this paper should come
in and help themselves to our exchanges.
No charge.
Miss Lucy Ruggles went Io Portland
last week She will also visit at Brooks,
near Salem
Meeting Saturday and Sunday eve
nings, 7 :30, nt M E Chapel South, by
ev. T. 11 . Stai buck
1.^4 ^4^4 "d
o
»
There was a social meeting of the stu
dents of the May Academy last Friday
night, at the Academy building
ments were left nut this week owing to n atation. This ia flic first effort in
The Woodmen (’amp here is growing rush of other work. They will appear direction and tlie Success of the ¿client»
depends i< great deal upon the weather
st. Sevvial new members have come next week.
in and there are over fifty members now.
The Nehalem Times riivr : Geo. Bur for if the ateainer should Ire bar-bound
In the fog last night, the Ihiily (iutxert ton, Mr. Martina and Emmet Jenkins» for weeks at a time, tlie fisli would spoil.
However this could be averted by salting
and Potter collided The Gatzert WIIH who have worked in Higginbotham
(•«»nsiderahly damaged, hut no one WIIH Murphy’s logging camp, have bought the the fisli should the weather continue bad
Chisholm's ciimp and will log for Him* more than a week.
hurt.
The city dads are trying a new experi
We wish the boys
Stop and look at the novelties and no- ple it Wheeler
ment
on tiie wells
They are digging
success.
lions displayed in Sturgeon’s show win-
Work oil the jetties and dykes in the tiiem much larger, ami intend to
You are sure to see something
dews
bay is progressing rapidly yet, ami will make them deeper, hoping to get an
ant
The ex ample supply of water. It is feared it is
Something good to eat at the bakery . last about three weeks longer
a mistake to expend more money on the
(’all for your fruits, vegetables, bread, cellent weather Inis enabled llie contrac wells, as the supply of water fiom them
tor
to
do
a
great
deal
of
work,
and
do
it
pies, cakes etc Fresh home made and
in a good manner. Something suhstan" is mi. ertHin, ami if made deep enough
French candies.
, to get plenty of water, it w ill he very
tial is accomplished this year
Justice Court—State vs lames F.
hard to pump it to (lie top of lit« build
The
new
bank
is
completed,
and
(
’
.
Mariner, charged with assault and bat
ing«
tery on Michael Sidivan, jury trial, E Thayer will occupy it shortly. W
If you want anything in tire jewelry
II.
Reynolds
assisted
l»v
John
Stewart,
veplict “guilty of assault.’*
did the masonry. Wm. Mills did the line, go to Letcher's, All goods warrant-
The Wilson river stage will continue
designing, (’. P. Rowland and M Does- ed as represented* We keep nothing
to run until the roads get too muddy, ar
tlsr did flit finishing, and Mr. Munson but first class goods For $9 00 you can
riving here Sundnya and Thursdays,
did the painting, oiling and varnishing. I get a fifteen jeweled Elgin movement
leaving Fridays and Mondays.
and aciew Bevel case or New York stand
G. R. Hughes, Dr. Ward, (’ M. Keep
Tlie McMinnville public schools have
ant aeven jeweled movement in same
and Mr. Wagner, of Forest Grove, who
a very neat pamphlet giving rules and
ease for $4 75, warranted to keep good
have been hunting on the beach the
regulations for governing them.
The
time Just received a large lot of solid
past two weeks went home Wednesday.
Iolsphone-Register did the work.
gold rings, also ladies vest chains; call
They killed hundreds of dneka, some
Local Market—Potatoes 30 cents per deer, and went home impressed with the and see them
bushel, eggs 20 cents, dairy butter 25 fa< t that Tillamook is a hunters paradise.
There ia an impression that, according
cents per roll, creamery 40 cents
Solid
to
a lats ilecision, tax titles are not good
One of our leading merchants says he
picked butter slow sale At 12’.j cents per
The decision nt the laat term of court
will land goods in Garibaldi for the Ne
pound.
here involved a title given on account of
halem trade as low as they can l>e pur
I<ast Saturday night time was quite chased in Portland and landed there, a sale ninde several years ago when
an eaat wind on the foot of the hills, and and thinks he can do a little heller than there was little attempt at compliance
five calves and one year ling weie killed tlie Portland houses. This means for with the law regarding levy or advertis
by a falling tree. The cattle belonged cash, of course; however, butter will be ing Sales made of late years are liouml
to hold, and those who think they can
to W. J. Hughey.
taken tlie same aayash.
squirm out of their taxes on technicali
The run of silveraides is light» but
Dr. Wise has returned from Portland
('Imine are very plentiful.
However where lie has been exceedingly busy the ties now, are badly fooled
Some effort should lie made at once to
they are putting up no churns at the can last few months. He save lie intends to
nery and lit-* fishermen throw them over have a good real, if the Til I m mock era do get the snugs cleared from the slough
board. Nehalem Times.
not give him loo much to do, and will It would cost but little and the govern
ment will use a small portion of the ap
The 11 k adi luirr force enjoyed a turkey stay hero until after tlie holidays, per
propriation towards doing it if the matter
dinner last Sunday The cranberry Bailee haps until Febuary Those who wish
Is presented properly. First, ths steam
was made of the berriee from King A Col- work done chii And Idm as his office.
boat men should unite in a |i«titioii, and
ton's Saud Lake cranberry marshes—
Dr. Wiaa »hot a wild cat on hit way then the business men of this place
well, it doesn’t mailer whose rooet fur from North Yamhill to this placa laat
should back it up. A fan Imndred dol
nielied the turkey
week
11« «ant the liitl* to a Portland lars should be expended every spring in
There was a great deal of excitement taxiilermiat to have it nionntetl. lie is hav in clearing the slough of logs and snags
about a horserace that wae to take pia* e ing apecimene of Tillamook game, ancli This would assist in deepening the
Iasi Monday, t hree men, C. B. Hedley. no tlncka. geese, etc. mounted, ami will channel .
I.. L. Stillwell and Ben Higginbotham aahibit them to the Portland eporta, lie
Ed Donaldson started to saw some
put up i'JO each, hut from eonie inisuii- think« aotne of them will come over here
wood in this place the other day, using a
to hunt aa soon at they aee llie epecimene.
deral a tiding tlie beta were withdrauii
tread mill. L. I.. Stillwell warned Idin
Heal estate agents charge 5 per < ent
A gentleman representing a Portland to quit, or stand prosecution for cruelty
commission and don’t always advertise firm waa in title locality thia week, eave to animals Mr. Stillwell says tlie horse
tlie land for sale. Tlie free ad eoi iimn the Nehalem Timee, talking up tlierpiee- waa falling down every time a stick was
of the II kadiig H t charges only 2>, par tion of winter flailing for ateel heeda. He sawed off, and that tbs sight of it was
cent, and gives the advertising to all »aye that a station will ba eatahliahed at extremelr excruciating. Mr. Donaldson
whether a sale is made or not
Noarly Garibaldi and an ice honae erected and desisted and gave up the job. He says
all real estate agents demand exclusive filial with ice The fish will be packed from experience he knows the work does
agency and expect to col I er t the percen on Ice and ehipi>ad to Astoria on the not hurt a horse much, and that the
tage if the land ia sold during tlie life of eteanmr every week They will pay JI horses lie was using were extremely
contract A number of land advertise rents for eteel heads delivered at tliefr balky animals, that would work no other
NEW STORE!
Stock of Goods New and Fresh!
OL^EN’Jg
Following is tlie form ofeontnict for lliose who wi-li lo H<lvertÌM-
their land io our “Free Ad." column. If you wish to try it fill out
the blank mid send it in. or call ut this office.
.amook. Oregon.
hereby authorize
•J-.-nes agent tose/, and advertise tlie following
dea bribed j ropertj :
all situated in Tillamook County, Oregon I agree to $ay said W. F 0. Jones ...2W...
cent, commission, computed on amount received or value exchanged for, in case ti.-
property is sold or exchanged for other r roperty during the life of this agreement. •
matter who effects the sale or exchange.
It is understood that W. F. D. Jones is to receive the ...2’._.
per cent. ComniiMlon, iu'east
the said property is sold or exchanged as full (-ompcnsatioii for publishing at least...... 10
line«
Nonpareil advertising regarding said property, <lurit:g the life of this contract, in.the T illamook
H eadlight . In case the said property is exchanged for other property, the cojnmission shall he
computed on the sum of ♦..................................... being considered as the fair value of the foregoing
described property. This appointment is to hold good until............. Nov. 1............... igg6........... unless
he projierty is sold sooner, and I agree to sell said property on the following terms:
Provisions, Etc
I reserve the right to terminate this appointment 01........... 6
price and terms of Bule on......... 30..... days' notice.
months notice or change the
fW“' idea.« von .-all. write a letter giving full description, particular» ■ » to
improvements, terms, etc.
Free Deliver? Rig for the Cib
OLSEN’S
BARGAIN LIST
use to bother with this scheine unless you offer bargains. Other property will be
placed in the list as fast hs descriptions can be set in type.
4
Next door to Headlight office
y, mid I but llie trend mill is
cure for bulky I ioisch
Mr. I hmaldson
also Nays that t.he mnuhine is patented
and that he Inin a light to use it any
where in tlie Fnited Stales.
SHERIFF'S SALE
Lx the C ircuit C ourt of the S tate of O re
gon for the C ounty of T illamook .
Mrs. J. J. White
Plaintiff
vs
<r
Leaner Gray and Geo. Sorenson
j
Defendants J
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an ex
ecution and order of sale issued out 01 and un
der the seal of tlie above entitled court, on a
judgment aud decree of said court made and
entered on the *27th day of August. I895, in favor
of the plaintiff an«l Hgamst the above named
defendants, tor the sum of $500.0). with interest
thereon from November 15th 1894 at ten pe-
cent per annum, the further sum of $7,5.00 attor
neys fees and costs and disbursements taxed at
$24.00 and the costs of said writ, commanding
me to make sale of the following described real
property to-wit:
The east half of the nortii-east quarter, south
east quarter and south half of south-west quar
ter of section thirty-six, township three south,
range eight west of the Willamette Meridian,
containing 3'2o acres more or less, in Tillamook
comity, state of Oregon: I will, on the 23d day
of November, 1895 at the trout door of the
county court house of Tillamook county. Ore
gon, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M . in the citv
of Tillamook in said county and slate, sell at
public auction to the highest ami best bidder
tor cash, all the right, title and interest which
the defendants, or either of them had at the
date of the mortgage mentioned in the com
plaint, or now have of in or to sai«l real proper
ty. to satisfy said execution, order, judgment
aud decree, interest and costs and accruing
costs. Dated thia 24th, day of August. 1S95.
J. H. J ackson , Sheriffof
22-26
Tillamook County, Oregon.
Ì
SHERIFF'S SALE
Is the C ircuit C ourt of the S t .» th of O re
GON FOR THE COUNTY OF TlLI.AMOOK
Samuel Foster
Plaintiff
ra
John M. M. Bentley
Defendant
Notice is hereby given
virtue
of
an
execution
and
of
sale iasued out of and under the seal of
the above entitled court on a judgment and de
cree of said court made and entered on the 26th
day of August, i S m , in favor of the plaintiff
Samuel Foster, and against the above named
defendant. John M M Bentley, for the sum of
$216.40 and the further sum of $70.00 attornev s
fees and costs of suit taxed at $27.50 and accru
ing interest at the rate of 8 per cent per annum
Irom the aoth day of August 1S9A. commanding
me to make sale of the following describe«!
property to-wit:
The north 4 of south west \ of section 16
township 5 south, of range lo w of the Wiliam
ette Meridian, containing Mo acres.
I will on
the 30th day of November. 1895. at 10 o’clock A.
M at the front door of the cvuutv court house
of Tillamook county Oregon, in Tillamook
city, said county aud state, sell at public auction
to the highest and best bidder, for cash all the
right, title and interest which the defendant
John M M Bentley, had at the date of the
mortgage mentioned in the complaint or non
has iu or to said real property, to satisfy <ai<l
execution order judgment and decree interest
and costs and accruing costs
I »a ted this 3»«t day of October, 189s
J. H I ackson . Sheriff of
Tillamook Comity Oregon
C arl p . K nüdson
Blacksmith
All kinds of wood end trow
work done.
Horse
4,
1
$7°°—23 acres, all bottom land, best sedi
ment land in the world, 5 acres plow land,
in grass. Big root crops, will support 7 cows
now. 15 or 20 with little work, running water
on one side, fenced, on main road, 3 miles to
city, r mile to creamery. Land easilv cleared.
Will support one family now ami two{f cleared.
$400 cash and $800011 time. Call at this office or
on L- D. Ackley, Wilson river.
For Exchange—California «ml other i.roi.
erty:
138 acres unproved fruit and grain farm 3'
miles from Elmira, Holano county, California
Large house and baru. Alt in cultivation ami
fenced
W lndmill and well.
40 acres partly in bearing fruit in Vacaville
valley, ( ulilornia
House and «table, water
running.
160 acres in grain farm, Fresno county Cal.
fornia. House, barn and well of good water
640 acres of timber land in Monterey counts
Caiitornia, unimproved.
22 lots in San Diego, California.
2 lots and house in San Francisco citv.
6 lots in South Monrovia, California.
2'« acres, unimproved in Oakland, California.
2 lots iii Moro Bay, San Luis, Obispo county,
California.
80 acres in Davis county, Iowa.
1 acre improved, Los Angles. Caiitornia
6 lots in Ft. Scott, Kansas.
Hotel building and lot in Wilbur Washington.
2 houses in Portland, Oregon. $50.0.
80 lots in Seymour, Texas.
6 lots in Chicago, IMinois.
160 acres in Scott county. Tennessee.
W ill trade all or part for dairy ranch in Til I it
mook county, Oregon.
< m H at this office and address A. Goerlitz.
Monta Villa, Oregon.
n 540)0-25 acres adjoining city, sightly loca
Do". V’K,».a«i<l «Irv. good drainage,* high
state of cultication, well fenced, new x room
house, barn etc. Two orchanls, one bearing,
profusion of sm.nl finil» amt berries, fine gar
den Close to ac demy, i0 minutes walk to
court house, just the place for a man who wants
to take lite easy. C.;;.
Can milk ten cows, keep
horses, chickens ect. on place. , Place
,„Vv will
wm tiring
..imK
good increase, or can be sold out ‘
in parcels al j a
large profit. Easy term»-, c;
’
Other
property to
sell. Call at this office or on
>n A. Letcher, the
jeweler
Q $1600-5 acres city limits. 2-story o-room
. . h°‘Ke K00«’ ’»«»•»« etc 1’2 blocks laid out
111 lots, fine young bearing orchard, berries in
pro usion, 5 minutes walk to court house. Verv
desirable property, k'avorable terms. Also 6
blocks adjacent will be sold separately or alto-
” y.propvrt' H,,<1 cil* building
Vi 1 »Ht ^nrctl<’n* * *H at this office or on J. W
Haskins, city.
J
« »72»-70 acre», i r acre» of it fine tide land. »
Y
acreeclear roll ng ground, balance good
«pruce timber, hront» on Netarts bay, county
it.H T”-" " "
k.e**p 1° dairy cows Iron’
2jJ?’2rr mor''b}'.we<*i»» open land to gra«».
. t ring of pure cold water, also running l.rook
min ■”Si'
’tort
o"v" »nd ait
U .d Thl •
Of
«"'l “ »»"
'.oal fruit
■and Tins is« great bargain. Call at this
office or on J. 11. Jaclrao,, city.
Px For Exchange—Lot in suburb of I ajs An
gles, ( al., for Tillamook property.
Als<>
i Ho acres of land in Tillamook county, for Cali-
i fornia property. Can refer a man to fairly good
rHnehes ou government land, 3 to 8 miles from
city. 1 lenty of good timber lauds yet to be
homesteaded i 1 more distant locations
this office.
RECORDS SEARCHED.
R HAYS,
Tillamook. Or
!!« N ew APPLES
PBBrB, Nut TrBBB, and NovBltiBB
STARR, the largest early
apple, ta inches around, and
marketable first week in July
'
I”"
Ru"rt* Ve ermont
™ont H»autv,
Beauty, etc.
etc.
I oluml-i«, unequaM for jelly.
*
J.pan Quince
1TT7TS
other, W«"»»».-Fre.Vhror"^'|.‘i\^^^
che.tin.t
r.,.,ou, jtumbo «nd
Filberts, Kleaguu« Longine« Tanau m » P
nXli*h and A tnei lean recant, Almonds,
< Mrr.e,
*”**
etr shade lr«< oni.ment.t ,hn>b, ( »TMor.r t 7a,T
,r,p*
Pomona NuraariBB
WM BARRY, Börry, N J.
L W GLASER ,
The Barrel Maker
.«•
His opened his »hop h>‘r- aimin ...d ;
.
Firkin«, Kits, Tul- etc .. mrwl
** *n'1 "
u "**•
Kegs
“S
«. IU *, etc., at modern prices.
prices. All
All work
.-J first class.
....
Shoeing a Specialty.
work ______
warrsnted
—s—ril1ain«M>k, Ore
Tillamook, Or