Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, November 21, 1895, Image 4

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    ESTABLISHED IN 1873
AGENTS FOR
Êohi? % (Sompang,
L argest G eneral M erchandise D ealers in T illamook C ounty
Groceries, Dry Goods Hardware
AGENCY FOR
BRADLEY^ METCALF CO?
CELIBRATED
BOOTS* SHOES
ESTABLISHED 1843
LOCAL NEWS.
What a delightful autumn.
Council meeting next Sulnrdiiy night.
Lamb is remodeling his store.
Dance Thanksgiving.
Building goes l ight along.
Din k shooting continues good.
One week from today we eat turkey
A full line of patent medicines al Stur­
geon’s
John Stewart says lie is still ail A. I*. A.
Hawaii still wants to be annexed to
Liver sausages nt the Alliance market. Uncle Sam.
A succeKaful milking
Some tine steelheads are coining in
been Invented.
tile buv
New lot of furniture at Nein Thonip-
Get ready to play for the Cubans next
won’s furniture store.
Thursday.
Mr. Letcher will have a tine line of
C. W. Alley, of Nehalem, was in the
silver ware on the Truckee.
city this week.
Mrs.
E. Bensons dwelling at For­
('apt Hunt lias returned from Spo­
est Grove was burned last week.
kane, Washington
The author ¡tie# of Sail Francisco are
The town is well supplied with
making a campaign against lewdliesn.
churches mid preachers
Why would not a
. Fine Photograph of
yourself tje a nice
present for friends or
relatives here or else
where. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Christ­
mas is coming, and
to keep in tap with
the times and give all
a chance, until further notice, we
will make the finest grade of cabi­
net photos, finished in our very best
style for $1 B0 per dozen. +++++++
For the
Holidays!
Do Our
The steamer Truckee went out and
The ocean has been very rough lately,
Own finishing, know how to do it, und will guar­
the steamer Elmore came in yesterday.
delaying shipping more or less.
antee to give you far better work than cun be
Ed Walker, formerly of this place,
Miss Carson is assisting ill Sturgeon's
produced elsewhere in this county, or cheerfully
now of Little Nestucca, was in the city
drug stole until after the holidays
refund your money.
this week.
You are invited to notice our pictures, compare
uy
Novels of all kinds, 25 cauls, populal
with those ef our competitors, aud be convinced of
Look nt that wagon Cohn is going to
authors, 200 titlesto pick from at Lamb's.
the truth of our story.
-'p
give away. Thought perhaps you might
---------=^«ELITE FOTOGRAF PARLORS
Portland should give San Francisco forget about it.
solns eiicomagemeiit in getting the con­
Gus Nelson and Geo. Allenitoti have
vention.
bought the Anderson Mill and will oper­
The North Yamhill stage is still mak­ ata it this winter.
ing regular trips. There is a litlle snow
England doesn't allow Turkey dis-
occasionally.
Traak.
iii sin be i e< I, Imt will emise the Sultan
e\er. they will send a list and full par­
If you want somethin,; good in tlie to protect Christians.
ticulars upon 11 ppi ¡cat ion
Any piano
Henry Ellison is cii his claim .
watch or jewelry line call on Letcher's
not proving satisfactory may be returned
A street ear ill Cleveland went through
Jewelry store
The riwe in the river is bringing the at tlieir expense. Address nt their new
mi o|sm draw last week, dropping 100
Mrs L l'arish is ill the city attending feet. Over twenty persons went to in­ salmon up by the thousands.
salesrooms, corner Wabash Avenue and
to her daughter Hnima Kabkee who ia
God sends the rain, and the salmon. [ Adams Street, Chicago. Distance is no
stant death.
sick ut C. N. Drew's.
If you don’t like the rain go to Califor­ 1 oliatacle ill taking advantage of this re­
The man who borrowed my brace will
nia,
or if von don’t like the fish don’t markable chance to obtain a pisuo, for
Gilford Stillwell is an efficient mar­ please lenirli the smile. Also, the mull
ill proportion tlie saving to lie made, the
shal
lie acts as night wall liman also, w lio took my tinner's sni|>a should call eat them.
I freight charges are insignificant. If you
and he will bold the ottice until January It will save me trouble sending after
What is that structure that arrests tne Ido not already know them by reputation
1, 1896.
gaze of nil as they pass the toll gate?
llieiu.
C. E. R kyxoi . ps .
any banker will assure you of Lyon A
Why that’s Geo. Shotwell's new cow
You can get a good 14 karat gold filled 1
II lisiks ss if tlioes who paid for iusur-
Healy’s entire responsibibity and record
ladies watch for $10 00 al Lelclier's He ' ance in the State Insurance Co. will get stable. Too bad if someone comes along j of over s third of a century for honora­
has just received th. best line of jewelry no benefits from tlieir payments. Those and buys George out before lie lias a ble dealing
Write today so as to avoid
chance to use it.
ever brought to Tillamook.
I disappointment.
who gave notes are not likely to loss
Bales brothers are bnehering as fine a
Tlie new money order blanks used in anything.
For Naia.
pen of hogs as is to be found in the coun­
the (Hist offices are iniieli neater and
Bob Jackson was in town this week
ty.
There
are
six
of
them,
and
they
av
­
more convenient than tlie old fashioned exhibiting samples of the gold lie has
Good solid draft horse, fair traveler,
blanks. The government moves very taken from the sands on tlie lieai li south erage a little over two hundred pounds weighs about 1300 pounds, gentle, works
When commenced feeding they weighed single or double, five years old.
slowly sometimes.
Price
of Cap. Lookout. Mr. Jackson is quite
about seventy-five pounds each, and |75, reasonable terms Call at this
confident
there
is
a
good
thing
ill
liis
of-
There ia a gieat deal of hobnobbing
were fed a little over six weeks on a lice or on E. F. Lyster at Beaver.
sin.iig the politicians regarding the next beach diggings, and reports J. D. Ed­ mixture of elicits and potatoes.
Who
county election.
When ilia various wards as lieing well satisfied with results says you can't raise pork without corn?
KIU ESTATE TKANSFKH9
eo
far.
aisles art made out tlie H ka U liuht will
A. B ushman .
give them to the public.
W Sullivan to John Cobler, 11 acres
Surveyor Hickman yesterday returned
in sec 13, 1 s. 10 w. $250.
A Plano for |4<»!
larval Market—Eggs 25 cents, |iotatoee from the am v.y of the new road which
II Hull to Martha Hull power of atty
remain at 3i> cants psi bushel, daily but­ is to be built up the north fork of tli.
Chicago's most prominent music house
It will conned with ths
Claude Thayer to F Pickett, 10 aer.e
ter 25 to 30 cents per roll, cieemery 45 N'siaiiiiiciiin
in sec 36, 1 », 10 w, $300.
cants |>ei roll, solid packed butter 12*1 Til 111 monk road, survey.d last summer, Lyon A Healy, have a number of slight­
near
Wilkinson's
pine,
at
tlie
mouth
of
I W Ladue to Emily Buckman, sw J4
ly
used
and
second
hand
pianos,
taken
cuts per pound. Late quotKlioua show
of a. (4, and se '4 of se , sec 17, w ot
a decline of 20 per cent oil all lilies of the south fork, of th. river, and will ex in trade, used ill concerts, and in fset N miult . river, $325.
tend to III. ranch of ll.rr IIailiold, the not brand new inatiuments, which they
Hour $2.65 l>er barrel
W D Stillwell to Gilford Stillwell, Into
well known musician, near Saddle have determined to sacrifice rather than
The photographers of the Elite I'arlote Mountain —Astorian
5 and 6 blk 10, Stillwell's add, $150.
to make room for. These instruments
for want of a firm brick business block
J J McCoy to B Provost, lot 9 of Mc­
A Mexican soldier's land warrant, comprise Square pianos at HO, $60, $90,
Coy’. add to Bay City, $600.
ars operating in a plain unpaiiited wood
good for 160 Hcrea of land anywhere in $100, and $125. Upright pianos at $126,
Ilonas innide however, are the faculties
A G, F K and B I. Beals to Jsmes
! the United States, on vacant lands, giv- $140, $150, $165, $190, $200, $225, $240
of skill and experience neccessary to pro­
Hughey, 86acres sec 27, 1 s, 9 w $2900
mg immediate possession to the land, and Upwards.
Grand pianos at $2t<0.
duce the finest work that can l>e done in
R R llavs to W S Hays, 8 acres set 25
with little or no expense, is offered for $250, $300 and upwards. Nearly all orig­
thia vicinity, and it is Iraiiig done there
tp 1 s, r 10 w, $3000
sale by G. O. Nolan.
He guarantees inally sold for from two to four times
every day. Call and see.
1 t-(
the warrant te be good, or nothing will tlieir present price Almost all promi­ John Mslaney to A if Malausv, bond
for deed, $-----
Tlie rale war is on A person can go lie charged for the warrant Theis war­ nent makes (in squares ami uprights)
R R Hays to Tillamook Lumber Co,
to San Francisco now cheaper than to rants are getting scarce now and are are reprsoented. including among numer­
, stay at home Tlie fare by steamer is hard to get They have sold at prices ous othete Cliickering, Knahe, Steinway, lots 3 4 5 and 6, blk 4, Hays' addition to
Tillamook, $-----
$5 00 fiist class tlda Includes a good ranging Irom $50 to $liMX)
Mr. Nolan Wel>er. Decker, Stock, Fisher, etc. This
Stats of Oregon to Grece Bumhaltxer,
liertli and tlist class fare. The second will sell the one he lias, however, ata io an opportunity that will not occur
w S ot ae
sec 19, s U of se '4, n
class rate is $2 50. This Includes liertli price that will enable somebody to select again as Lyon and Healy never had so •I us l4, sec 20, n *, of nw t4, $400.
and meals. The Soutlisru Pacific rail- 1 a good piece of land, gut a patent nt many pianos of this class Iwfore.
Im­
R R Hays to Olive Chatterton, lots 7
road lias cut fere to $10 and $5. The once, and cheaper than it can be pro­ mediate attention I- necessary. A good and 8 blk 2, Hays’ add Tillamook, $125
fiist Includes Pullman sleeper accommo- cured anv other way, considering time plan would be to order a piano, leaving
Amos Berens to Fred Foland, 19 acres
I
dathma. Let them fight it out.
time to be of value
(he selection to Lyon A Healy
How- in s«c 4, tp 2 1, r 9 w, $1200.
■V.AÂHMfcîlîJÛfcK..
Prepare your holiday ads
I Thanksgiving next Thursday.
Fruit and candies at the Bakery.
This is equal to a California winter.
Plumbing and tinning done at Tuttle
& Cary's
Sturgeon is receiving a large lot of hol­
iday goods
if you have real estate Io sell, try our
exchange colnum.
(«. \V. Kiger, ilie B.iy Ciiy broker, was
in this town Monday
Who ever saw such good roads here
at this time of the year?
Take a look at that fine, bright bacon
at the Alliance market. It is well cured.
If somebody will nominate a better
ticket than the one put forth last Satur­
day night, the people should support it
The aleamer Truckee will run from
Tillamook to Friaco only henceforth
She will make trips to Portland only
when a cargo for Tillamook ia assured
II. L. Ilertzinger Ims started a paper
at Ukiah, California, called the Herald
Mr. Ilertzinger ia a aon-in-law of Mr
Joseph Donaldadn, of this place, having
married Miss Marv Donaldson.
The Tillamook dancing club will give
A new line of street hats at Mrs Stur­
a dance on the night of the 28th at Al-
geon's millinery store.
len'a hall. Good supper and good inu-
Ingalls is likely to be elected Senator sic. Tickets including MUp|»er |1.50 All
from Kansas next vear.
invited. Spectators 25 cents. By order
Couuty Warrants wanted, Money of committee.
loaned. T. SteinliiIber.
There ¡ h little or no fishing on the bey
Tillamook News Co., subscription now. A few persons ricinudonally catch
» fish for Halting or drying, mid that is
agent for any publication.
nil. After December 15, the fishermen
Subscriptions taken nt publishers
will begin to take ateelbenda for refrig­
rates, Tillamook News Co
erator transportation.
Tlie dance at the Allen House Slttlll-
Str. Angus's sailed from Astoria Sat­
day night was well attended
urday for this |K*rt. She comes in plae.
Several large fat geese have been pro- of the Harrison for the Rose Hill can­
cured to bs rallied off Thanksgiving.
nery and is probably tossing about the
For Sale—Six milch cows and one ocean now. It ia possible, though, that
she may have returned to Astoria, aa
bull. ( all on Otto Walthers, Beaver.
the bar her. ia at present too rough to
Sid Anderson is "papa“ now. That permit her entering. —Florence West.
marriage bureau is getting quick results.
Miss Alice Chapin was married to I
In Germany there is little or no drunk­ I.. Dunn at Ellensburg, Washington,
enness, and hesr is sold as freely as milk. October, 30tli. lie is a brother of our
Mr. Lamli supplied almost everybody fellow townsman Warren Dunn, and
with newspapers while lie was on the they first became aqiiaint.d in Tillamook
Nehalem.
where she wna teaching several years
ago. As Mr. Dunn could not leav. liis
Fifty thousand letters and a lot of pa­
work there, h.r brother, Frank went tip
per pail wns lost in a wreck in Pennsyl­
with her and is now with tlieir brother.
vania recently.
Lute in Idaho
No Thanksgiving announcements, ex­
Tills office has received mors new
cept for the dance, have been handed in
•ubecriptions in the past month than
as we go to press.
ever before since the paper started. Job
There is talk of another municipal work Im. been excellent, though low
ticket Some ars dissatisfied «nd want prices have prevailed . We must admit,
a different class of men to vote for.
however, that advertising continues very
" hat rain we get is welcome now, and slack, except from come of the old
We hope the holiday
what wind we get is welcome to those “stand-bys.”
truds will increase this some. Begin to
who depend on the wind mill system.
fix up your holiday announcements. The
Tne Weekly Examiner, $1 50 per year
trade will be better this year Ilian usual
with a chance Io get the $10,000
big gold nugget, or your weight in ailver’ we apprehend *
see Lamb.
A large force of men are working on
the Slab Creek road. This will give the
settlers of the Little Nestucca a free road
to the valley, the only road leading from
the county to the valley which is not a
toll road. Part of the road ia built, and
there is only six miles to build to con­
nect with the Salmon river road. It »•
on the lowest pass in the county, and
will lie ths best route ae it is mostly
through an open country,
It will be
The approved plat of anrv.yt of fract- ready for travel this fail.
tional townships 2 n, r 8 w and 3
r 7
The whistling buoy stationed off Till­
w, will be 0|>eii (or filing „„ JBn,lary 7lh
1996 These townships contain some amook entrance was washed away last
'l'j1*'’1.* ‘Ì,nb*r ,"nd# whicl' win doul>t- storm It came ashore in the entrance
less be taken as soon »» possible —Ne- to the bay, but afterward went out again
and has not been reported .inc.
It
halem Tinies
could have been made faet with a rope
Hunters why will .von
_ _ shoot
.
black aud saved, but It eeems the government
imwder shells when y„u can ge?
...
.
-
—
smoke- peys noth for euch services, and no oue
es. loaded shells for . ,f|(U
bo.
They will shoot hard.r, |e„ f^. tried to save it. Of course, the people
mg of your gnu, lees recoil and no smoke of Tillamook don’t care about aide to
Try a box ami you will shoot nothing navigation! If the government wants
Letch., ba. just received «Urge to keep a buoy for oar benefit, why.
lot of them.
’ blame-it-all, let the government attend
to it
Work Ims been begun on the city well,
again. Th. delay was caused on ac­
count of th. mill lieing out of rough lum­
ber suitable for curbing.
It is dev.loped that th. Stele In.ur-
HI1C Co. took money from Oregon ami
loaned it in Washington. The concern
18 badly (Ion. up, and not lik.ly to re-
•urn«.