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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1895)
LOCAL NEWS. during that time quite a number of steel heads can be caught. Several patties on I lie bay have agreed to fish, uud fish will be hauled from Nehalem to Garibaldi. The fish will l»e shipped east in refriger- ! ator cars, and will be kept packed in ice ' ; I j going tn the Fairview dance« in an in- . toxicaied condition, raising disturbance* City election, Dec. 2 wide Uris the original cause of the hud Don’t forget about that wood. feeling Dave was fined $10 ami costs by Judge Mauls »y on Wednesday, ami Corb. and Fi'.z. haven’t fought yet. received a strong lecture beside**, on mc - Halloween was overlooked by the bad . here until shipped coui t of his rrequent* appearance in Boys this year A raft of logs valued at jt-500, belong court. It is unde»stood some of the J. J. Hudson, of Nest ticca, was in the ing to J. R. Harter, of Bay City, went dancers will make up the fine city this week. i out over the bar Monday evening, and The 8. tide table for 1896 is a much W. I West will soon be running his whs lost 'flic loggers were trying to larger book than usual It lias not only hotel at Beaver. float the logs to the mill by hand, but the tide tables for this coast, but for the J. D. Werscliktil, of Woods, was in the tide was too strong. Atlantic coast and all the principal har i: e ci! v this w eek Local Market—Eggs 20 cents, potatoes bors in Europe, Asia, and other parts Capl. W. II II Cary is again at the 30 cents per bushel, creamery butter 40 of the world, besides it contains a vast helm on the Girtie. to 45 cents per roll, dairy butter 20 to 30 fund of other information of interest to It is proposed to (ttlablish a telephone cents per roll, packed butter in kegs 12'a those who live on or near tide water B. C. Lamb has been appointed agent ceii»s per pound, flour $2.75 per barnd system in this town. by the government to sell its tide tables, Dr. May has returned fiom Portland, Furs and hides in good demand. geodetic charts, maps, books, etc., and Among the people in town this week ’ ecovei ed in health. he gets his supplies direct from the gov were James Hughey and wife, and L The finishing touches are being put on ernment headquarters. The United Fleck, of Nesliicca; IL Farmer ami C I he jet lies in the bay States uses its own postal system in IL Colton, of Sand Lake; W. J. Smith, C. E. Thayer, the bankers, are mov transmitting its books and charts, and of Glenora; Clarence Smith, of Nehalem; ed into their new <pi irters. the first invoice to Mr. Lamb made quite H Booth, of Woods ; and Jim Lady, of a load for the mail carrier across the Steel range on inslallinent plan at Sheridan. mountain Over 140 pounds of register Reynold’s hardw are store City Marshal Dennis Ryan resigned ed matter came to Mr. Lamb Sunday Good trade in second hand cook stove lllHt week on account of ill health. lie The Postal Telegraph Co., which is at Reynold’s hardware stoic Ims been suffering from the grippe lately now building a line to Astoria, expects Lodge pins at Sturgeon’s Also, nov Hill) pacing the streets in th« night air to extend the line down the coast to Till was too severe for him. elties in the way of stationery Gilford Still- amook at an earl} »late. There is also well Ims been appointed in hie place. Miss Jennie Pettit has closed a suc- talk of building a line from Sheridan to The office will be flllad by election on • eseful term of school at Foley. Woods, ami extending it to Tillamook, tire first Monthly in December Fine Tillamook bird, only 10 cents per i There would be no bother from snow or The Mill Co. lute purchased the lot of pound, at the Alliance Maiket fulling timber on either of these routes Frank Severance, on the corner opposite <i. B Johnson, editor of the Nehalem Direct telegraph connection with Astoiia the mill office, and early in the spring Tillies, was in the city this week is needed most her», on account of the will erect a large double front two story shipping interests. On this route the The steamer Elmore came in Sunday I building. Biick limy be lined in the line could follow the beach, or the bald and is expected again today or tomorrow. Construction of the block. Itnilllmve hills adjacent, nearly all the way The The 11 E\Di. I oil r job office is turning two large stole looms on the ground government has a cable across the mouth out a 15.0(H) impression job for Colin floor and halls and offices above. of the Columbia, from Fort Canby to & Co Dr Wise will heal Ii is office in Tilla Fort Stevens, and a cal le across Youngs Liverine, the great regulator, at Star- ' mook during November and December, bay, making • onnections with the line geon’s It is good for dyspepsia or tor except the first neck of December, when to Seaside and Tillamook rock. This pid liver Ire will be at Nehalem On the first of line is used for the public as well as for We appreciate the substantial support January lie will leave for Portland, to the government, and it wouldn’t take accorded the 111 \ DLK.ilT bv the farmers meet appointments there during January much expense to connect Tillamook and February. Those who wish tn see with it at Seaside of this county Holmes was convicted and w ill hang. him will p ease call without delay. t-f There has been considerable specula We are informed that as goon as the tion as to what will be done regarding Ila will meet Durrant in Sheol in a due railroad to Astoria is completed there fishing since November 1st. Il has been course of lime. draft, swift lilt1« generally decided that ( hums are not sal I'llnse are cold nights, aren’t they? will be two light Well, why don’t you buy ti good stove at steamers placed on the route between mon ami that no prosecutions will be here and Astoria, able to make the trip made I’u11 1 h A c Cary’s. The cannery will run until the If any file steamer Harrison came into the fiom Tillainooks wharve* to the Astoria loth of this month on chums. Lay last week, taking out a large cargo docks in six hours, nnd that one of the nilversidts are fool enough to get caught boats will leave each place every day, in the nets they will be thrown over of canned salmon. carrying mail express, passengers ami board. This arrangement is perfectly ()tt • Ileins Inin the sole agency for freight. proper, as it is a good thing to get the this county for the "phantom cameia ” Election returns- Republicans victor dog fish out of the bay, and it gives tha li is a great novelty. oils: Massachusetts 63,000, New Yoik fishermen work. Besides this, the clium rutile tk Carv and their water consum 70,000, Maryland 10,000, Pennsylvania or dog fish is not so bad, provided you ers have been praying for a good W ilid 150,000, New Jersey 20,000, Illinois 30,- never saw one, and many poor people in the past two months. 000, Iowa 60,000, Ohio 111,000, Kansas the East and in England get a very cheap Tuttle »k Cary are the lea.ling liard- safely republican. Dem jcrntie victoiies: food product from that source, and there vine dealers. They do plumbing and Kentucky, small majority; Mississippi is nothing unwholesome, unhealthy or roofing on short notice. 50,000, Republican senators will be unclean about chums if properly selected Mr. () R. Chamberlain says they ex elected in Ohio ami Maryland to succeed and handled. Their meat is white, they pect to have the cable binding at Look democrats lack oil, and of course wouldn't do for out cove ready by next spring One day Inst week this office received high-toned millionaires to ent, vet they Judge Maulsby imposed a line of $10 from various parties on subscription a are belter than nothing for a hungry oil J.iiims Mariner, who was guilty of as cord of spruce limlis, seven ami a half man Probat« Caurt- Notic«. A. W. Severance H|>|«.iut»d gmirdmn I The PreshyteriMii Sunday hc I ioo I will give a uncial in Academy hall on i*ri«tay for Win Blow, an iiiaane peivmi Saleofreal property of A . G Anderton evening, Nov. 15. A abort program will be given and luncheon served in the e-tate ordared gymnasium room, A good time is guar- Final acconnting ordered ill " 'I Suppei enteed. Admission 10 cents. Fawcet estate 15 cents. Proceeds to go toward secur- Matter of N Knight estate continned. Doors open at 7:30. mg song Books Matter of Wm. eat .its con- Mas. M c N air , tinned M ins T omkins , M iss Wn.r.y KEIL EMT.ITE TICA NHPKKS Mrs. Julia A. Brown, ot Covington. Tenn., whose husband has charge ot the electric light plant at that place, has been a great sufferer. Her aliments and speedy con are best described by herself, as follows; "Forts years I suffered from nervousness and indigestion. I tried every remedy rec ommended by family and friends, but 1 could get no relief at all. Two years ago, white being treated by three local physi cians, Drs. Barret. Maley and »herod, they The folloHing eiiHe» . ..... .. before Ju.lg" Walter West to .1 R Finley, sw '4 of we Conder thin week : Mclntoili A Towimend vs Bi>{ Neetncca *4 ami se *< of sw *4 sec 30 tp 3 s, r 9 w, «-lieese factory dismisse.l. $1000. M. A. Coles vs A. I.. Alderman Chas Ratzen thaler to Elizabeth Butler, 120 acres, sec IB and 5 acres sec 5 tp 5 s, Hen Jlig|{inl>otham, action for money, default and judgment Theo. Steinldlber va It T. Weatherly M E N<>lan to Oak Nolan, lots 1 and 2, action for money, conlinnid. blk 2, town of Lincoln, Stillwell ad, $1 Ben Higginbotham vs A. I,. Alderman U. S. patent, to Theo Metca, e l8 of sw r 10 w, $3800 '4 sec 7, ne *4 of nw *4 lot 3, sec 18, 3 n. end Phoebe Alderman action for money, judgment by default. 8 w, $------ C. A E Thayer vs' G. Kreider, action Theo Metca to Fay Clark w la ofsw *4 sec 7 and ne *4 of lot 3 sec 18, $500 3 n, 8 w J Vincent Io Annie Vincent, property in Tillamook /l000 for money, continued. Alice Kiger vs I C. Bewley ami M. B. l’etteys, action for money, judgment for defendant A W I Jobson to .1 Bay City $100 W Comer to M R FeSsenden, Bay City $1300 truel in We wish to inform the public that the North Yamhill and Tillamook stage Bay City La ml Co to \V Coiner, truel line is now making daily trips on schedule lime, making conned ions with in Bav City $1 the 3:30 I*. M. train for Portland P. II. M ehnek , Proprietor. he date opposite your name printed on the margin of your paper or on the wrapper indicates the time your subscription expires, and you are invited to renew at that time All papers sent to parties outside the county are promptly discontinued when their time expires and s»x months' arrearage is the limit within the county. In stopping your subscripto' . it is a-s-ary first to pay all arrearage« Photos of the latest styles and finish. Also new backgrounds and accessories, at M rs . J ulia A. B rown . Informed me that I bad become dropsical, and that there was little hope for me. I then decided to try Dr. Miles’ Restorative Nervine, I was then unable to get to sleep until well on toward daylight, and during all this time I had a deep, beavv puin in my left side, i U’<w most miwrobfe, indeed, but after taking one-half bottle of the Nervine. I could sleep all night just as well as I ever did. The Nervine is the only remedy that gave me any relief whatever. I am now well and strong, and I thank God every day of my life for Dr. Mdca’ Nervine.'' MRS. JULIA A. BROWN. Dr. Miles' Nervine Is sold on a positive Suarantee that the first bottle will benefit. .11 druggists sell it at $1,6 bottles for $5, or* it will be sent, prepaid, on receipt of price by the Dr. Mlles Medical Co.. Elkhart, Ind. Dr. Miles’ Nervine R“*H.“«h Heins’ Art gallery LEADING MERCHANTS sault on Michael Sullivan last week. dozen of eggs, n kit of salted salmon City Marshal Dennis Ryan was badly Tillamook dancing club will meet next bellies, three rolls of butter, some clams, beaten and knocked down several times Siliirday night at Allen’s hall Those two ducks, a keg of cider and a Imsliel of while trying to arrest Clark Hadley apples, besides trading some advertising about 5 o’clock Sunday morning. Mr. u ho like darn ing should join the < lub. Il is rumored that the Mill Co will for groceries. It takes all these things Ryan’s face is badly bruised, but no make a general reduction of 20 per cent and more too, to opeiate a newspaper serious consequences aie feared. On sticcesshilly Saturday night some of the boys were up on all classes of lumber the first of the Sam Downs finally got returns from a little late at the dance, and after that veer. was over they were skylarking around, There were two fights at Garibaldi the butter lie sent to Scliermerliorn over a year ago. The butter netted him drinking a little, and having a good time Sunday Michael Peterson and Mr until daylight Sunday morning. The Griffith bud a sciap, and Iwo Chinamen about 8 cents per pound after paying marshal attempted to arrest them, but 1 ■ eights ami commissions. There never fought. was a time when it wouldn't have, part of them got away. Clark Hadley I The latest report from the Forest Grove resisted the officer, though, end as Mr brought more right here in Tillamook tag« is that it will not run only on spe At any rate, the II kai > i . i <« ht ' b exposure Ryan had no assistance, he was obliged cial trips when there are passengers of Schermerhorns caused them to ante to submit to the beating and not get his aesiired man either. Clark is a large and power up a little money Who is that Man? It is Billy Knoell, ful man, and the marshal, though a Mrs Delia Bradford, wife of Wm the Baker. Why is ha in such a Hurry? pretty good man physically, was no Bradford, who lives on .1 lldga W W. Oh, it Keeps him Busy waiting on his match for him, and was sick with grippe Courier’s j lace on the Big Nestucca near customers. at the time. Mr. Ryan was not provided llebo, lias sent to this office some mam. I If you fail to get your Oiegonian or moth potatoea, one if which weighs, with a club as officers usually are, and any other paper you club with the II kad - eight pounds, ami several of which he did not feel warranted in u«ing his It is understood that a vigor i . iuiit , let us know promptly, after the acre over a foot long. They are very i pistol ous prosecution will be made in this case. first two weeks. tine in ap|>eariince, and could lie conlerl Mr. J II Hecker, ii skilled cheese like wood. The yield wae over 800 Orctown maker and creamery man of Wisconsin, bneliela |>er acre. They are Biirlianka, will l>e beia shortly Io take charge of the Jack Carlson is visiting in Neatuccn (' B Stokes, the Forest Grove opera l illamook creamery tor has hired Frank Beater to keep the this week Next Saturday we shall devote to telegraph line up thia winter and the Mr. Vincant, lstely of Beavar, is mak- writing out receipts for subscriptions and various operators have agreed to give all Ing arrangementa to taacli a three month adveitislng Come and see us do it their receipts towards paying for the private school at this place We've been to see you once. work Thia will not be sufficient to Iteapite the rain wliicli commenced Everylsxly is killing ducks. Even keep the line up however, as there i he sm.ill boys hare bundle guns as easily should be an expenditure of at least (50 October 31, a very pleasant party and dance was held at the residence of Mr as they do trolling lines, and they come towaida reconstiiicting the line and Loper, of Meda. Mr. Loper is residing home with huge bags of game placing it on the road. If the line were on the Antone Francisco place. .1 P Allen has fixed up a hall in good put on the road, and well ineulated, Mr. Fred Scliersinger and Mr. Gardner shape in the third story of hie hotel and there woiilrl be little trouble to keep it dmicee will In» held there tliio winter j in working order. During the summer I bad a misunderstanding last week over the first dance mint) off last Saturday season just past Mr Sibley baa l>eeii out some trivial matter which resulted in the about (30, besides hie lime, over and use of a dangerous weapon in the hands night. of Mr. Gerduer. He wae tried before a Celin A Co. leceived a Studebaker above the $*>0 aubacribed by the citizena justice of the peace and bound over to of thia place. spring wagon this week, and will gita ap|>ear before the grand jury, Itting re it awav on the 31st of I*e«eml>er on Fred Martin wae put out of the deuce leased on his own bonds the sains plan they gave the sewing hall at the Allen house last Saturday \ Master Jay Vpton, formerly of Neatuc- machine last year. night. Mr Martin was a inemtier of the ca, is reported very ill at the hotnt of Fairview dancing club, ami it io claimed S. B. Hill, of Duluth, and B. Montrose, bio father in Portland. <>f Portland, came in on the North Yam lie «aa instrumental ill making it an "in Many springs in this naigliltorhood hill stage Tueadiiv evening. They are vitation club," ami that lie diocrlminetod liavs been dry for eonto time causing against the young mon of thio town. At saw mill men and expect to engage in any rate, when lie appeared at the dance great inconvenience to house keepers bueineea on the bay. at the Allen bouse Saturday night Ihtvo This rain is indeed welcomed by meny The Tillamook Lunila«r Co. has juat j Hadley, who is said to lie tlie person Irvin Norton has traded hie ranch, and purchased two large saws, and will w ho got up the dance, rerpreated him to j will hereafter reside in Clackamas coun l»e l»etlef enabled to turn out good him. leave the hall, Martin refused, and ty. He eave there are no toll roads there. her. l'he company ex|»ecta to put in a there was a oenffie Some say they ! shingle mill In a short time and make Masonic Notice. fought, and that I. th rolled down on ether improvements Hight of stairs. Martin we. ejected S|<ecial communication Tillamook A man has made arrangements te use however, minna Ins collar and cravat lodge No. 57. A. F. A A. M. will Ira held the Elmore cannery as a fish station and Mr. Martin claims that on the dance at Maeonic l.all, Thursday November 7, ice house during the winter, and will poataro were the wordo "all iuvited to at Itktft Work in F. C. degree All M take all the eletd heads he.can gel at 20 tend," and ho thought ho bad a right M. in good atanding cordially Invited to cento each It is lawful to take salmon | thoie. It is Mid that oome of the young attend. Bv order of W. M. from l>ecetiil>er 15 until April 1ft, and men ot this towu were In the habit of F R. B rils , Sec'y. New goods just arrived. Full line'of clothing and boots and shoes. Don t fail to call and see the spring wagon we are going to give away. Get our prices before von send awav We can save von money We can supply the wants, comforts, and necessaries of life from our stock, and at Portland retail prices. COHN à CO produce ; ALT, KINDS anted 1 :
