Tillamook headlight., November 28, 1895, Image 4

LOCAL NEWS
ALVATION IS FREE!!!
Those of you who have starved on the wind
meet appointments there during January of Rowland Reed . The dispatch said.
swept plains of Kansas, watched your crops
and February. Those who wish to see “About 10:30 A. M. employes of the .
live, see them eaten by grasshoppers or chinchbugs,
him will please call without delay, t-f
mint were startled by the crashing of
wither and die for the want of moisture, and if they do
Dance tonight.
That is a good spring wagon Cohn is gla«s. Looking out of the window they ' saw your potatoesand gardens destroyed by gophers ai nd prairie «log.-tliose of you who have faced the famine in
Today we eat turkey.
cattle nine months out of the year—tho«e who have
going to give away. Toke a look at it found that the sound was caused by the
falling of a hiimsn body from a point far Nebraska, burned corn to keep from freezing to death, fed youi
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and you are sure to want it.
City election Monday.
weathered
the
withering
blasts
of
the
Jlakotas,
had
your
ears
and
feet frozen oil, shivered by a red hot ztove or
i The holiday goods at Sturgeon’s are above them, and nt the bottom of a light
marked
61) degrees l*low freezo—you who have
well they saw the mangled body of Jack, toyed with the death dealing zephyrs when the therinometei
Let ua pray for the Cubans today.
displayed and are attracting a great deal who had thrown himself from a window I
Iowa ami .Minnesota,, (lug through snow lank» to get
Social line of goods for holiday trade of attention. The stock is large and o„ the «iHventh floor of the Betz build­ ! braved the uncertain and changeable freaks of old Boreas in
up in a cyclone,—you who have shaken with th<-
at Colin’s.
from your house to your barnyard, or witnessed your buildings go
well selected
Many have ulremly ¡ug. No cause for his suicide is known
ith yellow fever in Memphis,
or sneezed yourself
ague
on
the
Wabash,
coughed
your
lungs
out
in
Chicago,
wrestled
w._..
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Bert Severance is aseisting in Will­ bought their Christmas goods.
The trial jury is to report for duty in silly on the alkali plains of Texas-.aw your buildings, household good., and crop, floating placidly down theswol <■ *n
iam« drug store
The .vidence .gninzt ol.l Captuin Lane the United State« court lli^ iiioruing
wheat and the devil _ getting
-- your nearest rela-
Drop in at the bakery and get cakes and seveiHl other wealthy old men of The first thing that United State» Attor- Mississippi, saw your fodder rot in the shock, the weevil taking your v------
tives
—
you
who
have
seen
crops
fail
taven
years
in
succession,
P
ata.<l
through
a
“
busted
oil
loom
tn
1 ennsy vama the
San
Francieco.
charged
with
debauching
I
liey
Murphy
will
call
is
attention
toisthe
and pies for dinner today.
little girl», ia appalling. They will get case of the «cbooner Louie Olsen, charg- devastations of war in the South, the strikes in New York city, or tried to eke out a living on the y.llow clay lulls ot
Mi«. W. T. Kimball has gone to Cali­
their just deMvrte it is lielieved
ed with illegal sealing within the pre- Vermont—you who have worked hard fur years, yet poor, everything mortgaged but the old woman and chllren, and
fornia to visit her relatives.
Abe Cohn left .Monday for Portland, scrilaal zone around the Bribylov islands still living from hand to mouth -you who are backsliders, weary of well doing, ami discouraged in trying to earn a
Dr. Linton, of Nehalem, was in this
and he will probably go to Sail Francisco Lieutenant Cun woody, who captured the living hone.tly-if all these nnd many other afflictions have been your lot, why, at one fell swoop end all your
city on business this week.
liefore he returns. He will buy a lot of schooner, is to arrive here today from
troubles by coining to Oregon, and to Tillamook, where you will find nbeolution from most of the evils of the world.
The late rain has enabled the loggers 1 goods, such as clothing, hats and caps, San Francisco, as lie Is the principal
witness
in
the
case
for
the
government.
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to float Home logs to the mill.
boots and shoes, especially for the holi­
It is understood that the result of the
State I it mu rane» Company.
City Ticket.
improvement« in writing J. L. Robert»,
Thornberg & Co. have opened a sa­ day trade.
trial will to some extent depend upon the
Blanch Morgan, Jonh E. Latimer, Maud
loon at Nehalem, says the 1'imes.
The city of Forest Grove bought the credence given to the correctness of his
If policy holders in the State Insur­
Sturgeon und James Hunt.
ance Company will call upon me I will
The Montgomery boy has confessed to I electric light plant there Monday for obeervatione, as compared with those
Mayor, \V. II R eyxoi . hr .
R oom N o . 2.
$10,500 and Tuesday work was com­ kept on board the schooner.
arrange to nave them nil loss
killing his parents ami McKercher.
I tar cap­
Those who received prizes for the most
menced on a deep well to supply the tion claims that, when captured, oral
C laude T hayer , Agent,
Councilman,
R.
R
H
ays
,
Mrs. Sandburg and O. A Boe, of Ne­ city with water and if successful in get-
improvements are Irwin Harrison and
Fireman» Fund Ins C o .
least when be did hie sealing, he was
27-29
L. H iner ,
halem, were in the city this week.
Bertha Mowers.
Those who deserve
! tin an abundance of good water, mains outside ol the zone.—Oregonian Nov. 25.
N els T hompson ,
For Sale.
special mention for best writing and im­
Miss Zoe King gave a birthday party will be placed in a shoit time.
F. R. B eals ,
provements are Edith Haskins, Blaine
Arrestine FlHlierinen.
at Mis. C. Thayer’« Wednesday night.
Ben Perry keeps boats to
J ohn S tew ’ art
Good solid draft horse, fair traveler,
Hays, Sophia Stuivenga, Harland Po­
j|e jIHM several dif-I
Get photographs for holiday presents.
weighs about 1300 pounds, gentle, works
One of the recent dispatches says:
land, Mollie Petre and Lena Johnson.
Recorder, II. II. A i . uhkman .
Only $1 .50 for a dozen fine cabinets at ' ferent kinds, and can fit you out with a
single or double, five years old.
Price
Constable Linton for Florence with
light row boat, or a sail boat. He also warrants for the arrest of the proprietors
the Elite.
Notice.
f75,
reasonable
terms
Call
at
this
of­
I
has a hand-power stern wheeler which of the two salmon canneries at the mouth
Marshal,
F red A rthur .
fice or on E. F. Lyster at Beaver.
Nice organ chairs suitable for Christ­
of
the
Siushiw,
who
aie
charged
with
We beg leave to announce to our pa­
v^ill carry a number of persons and muke
violating the laws regulating the taking
inas presents at Nels Thompson's furni­
trons and policy-holders that owing to a
Notice.
good time. Boats let by the day or1 of salmon at certain seasons. The close
Treasurer, (i. A. I'JIMl’MlS.
ture store.
lack of available funds for payment of
week, at reasonable rates.
season on that river commenced Novem­
We wish to inform the public that the
ber 1st , hut information reached theof-
Turkeys and chickens were squawking
losses, the affairs of the State Insurance
The steam schooner Bamlorille, for-1 ficers here that the law was being vio­
There seems to be no well defined op­ Company of Salem will be sallied by -Mr. North Yamhill and Tillamook stage
all day yesterday and occasionally a
meilytheG. H Chance, which run Io lated ami the canneries were in opera­ position against (he above ticket
Win .
line is now making daily trips on
goose was heard.
After accumulating evidence sup­ Mills whose name was on the ticket is Edmond C. Giltner, receiver.
Tillamook at one time, was wrecked at tion
We beg to notify all policy-holders schedule lime, making connections with
posed
to
be
sufficient
for
conviction,
Photos of the latest styles and finish. the mouth of the Umpqua recently. She
the 3:30 I’. M. train for Portland.
warrants were issued, alleging specific inelligible on account of holding down a
Also new backgrounds and accessories, at was going out on a rough bar and her violation of the law since November 1st. ranch on Nehalem, and F. R. Beala that arrangements have been made
1’. II. M kmnkk , Proprietor.
whereby policies can be replaced by pol­
Heins’ Ar t gallery.
steering gear became disabled,
She It is probable that many of the fisher­ name has been put in his place by peti­
icies
in
the
Fireman's
Fund
Insurance
men supplying the canneries will be tion.
drifted on a sand beach and all were
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As WeGoto Press.
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Youth« suits from $2.00 up to $8 00,
Company upon lerms as set out in ail
arrested
first class in every particular
No holi­ saved except Captain Winani who was
accompanying
notice.
The fishing laws for Siuslaw are the
Get I. iiiii I i ’ h prices before innking hol­
Writinganti Drawing.
. washed from the deck by a big sea.
day goods, at*Bixby’8.
For exchange of policies and all infor­ iday purcliuseH
same as they are for Tillamook, and
! Tim steamer Harrison arrived
they are of no protection whatever The
Prof. C. L. Stubbs has been giving mation desired apply to agent of Fire­
A large lot of new furuituro at Nels
An iigmit of thn Preferred Bond A In-
officers should not enforce them unless writing and drawing lessons in the pub­ man’s Fund Insurance Company, or Ed­
Thompson’s furniture stole
Bedroom Tuesday from Astoria where she
i been barl»oniid for several days,
it be to a'ouse to people to remove a lic schools the past two months, ami the mond C. Giltner, receiver.
sets $15 ami upwards.
I VMtment Co. in Portland Ims myster­
was loaded to the guards with frei
1*1111. M ktschan , President.
useless and outrageous law from the pupils have made excellent progress.
iously disappeared
When hi town go to Bixby’s clothing ; over 80 tons being left ot this port.
Claude Thayer is agent of the Fire­
statutes
The following shows those who won
store and see w hat you can do in the Thursday she sailed for Siuslaw i
The S 1*. and O. R. & N. Ço. are cut­
It does no good particularly to limit prizes, and some of llmse who deserve man's Fund at Tillamook.
way of a good suit—cheap
. freight and will take out from that
I the season here, and the Sunday law is special mention
ting frèight ratea now, and paasenger
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HEAL ESTATE TKANSFEItS
Lamb lias by far the largest stock of the cannery outfit and Chinamen f
of no utility. They may be good in the-
R oom No. 1
rates are siili down.
holiday goods ever brought to Tilla­ I Elmore’s cannery.—Nehalem Times.
| ory, but in practice they are not.
Those who received prizes for the most
John Krebs to I F Weatherly, $-----
The case has been decided against the
mook. lie is opening them out.
A law setting off Wilson or Kilchis improvement during the term are Nellie
Lloyd Montgomery practically ndmited
Louis Olsen means that the Olsen anil
I
rivers
to
he
protected
against
fishing
for
Rachel
F
Dustin
to
F
R
Beals,
sw
'
4
McKinley
and
Joe
Petre
For
the
best
Ladies take notice, Mrs Sturgeon! all that had been charged against him i
her cargo of 651 sealskins, in all worth
will make 10 per cent reduction on all when he said that lie killed McKercher salmon at any season, and a small ap writing Telia Anderson, Bertie Wheeler of sec 3, e L of se '4, of sec 4, also of ne
some $10,000, are forfeited to the gov­
!
propriation
for
hatcheries
on
protected
and
Minnie
Peterson
.
'
4
of
sec
9
and
nw
J
4
of
tiw
%
of
sec
ID,
i
after
McKercher
had
killeil
his
father
felt goods during the next ten days.
ernment, and that defendants Cole, Gal­
tp 2 s r 9 w, $3000.
and mother.
This story would have streams would do some good.
I Those deserving special mention for
Stop into the Elite Potograf gallery
liums and Tlionie are liable to a due
seemed highly improbable at the begin­
L Smith to Rachel F Dustin ne *4 ol of $200 each
and look at the display of photographs,
ning in view of all the circumstances
sec 9, and nw l4 of nw X, of sec 10, tp 2
crayon drawings, and other art work.
its telling at this time stamped it as sure­
s, r 9 w, $3000.
This
POKTLAND MARKET.
New lot of wall paper, latest designs, ly false
Had the boy killed the mur­
is a o bird
J C Kane to Chas Leavett, lots 4 a and
all prices 15 cents per roll up, at Nels derer of his father and mother, lie would
(Wholesale Quotations.)
we all
7 blk 6, Tillamook Par k,$I.
Thompson's. Trimmed without cost
not have concealed the fact for a »ingle
20
adore
O ats —Gray.......................
Ì
19 «S
next
moment.—Oregonian.
35
1 35
Alice Davidson to Mary Hannankrat, P otatoes loo ths
Best grade of cabinet photos, only fl.50
to ths
O nions
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50
75
200 acre» in sec 35 ami 36, 1 s 9 w, $075 W heat —Willamette . .
per dozen at the Elite Fotograf Parlors
The Alliance Market closed its doors
great
8H
85
Amer-
Call soon to get advantage of these rates. to business Tuesday. The reason as­
Walla
Walla
So
W S Con« to Chas l’ike, lots 3 nod 4
i c a n
D ucks #doz......................
S OO
4
blk 11, Fuller'» ad Bay City, $350.
While you are eating turkey and en­ signed is that I he mai ket did not pay
eagle, and
G eese ”
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6 00
I
’
his
leaves
the
field
to
Mr.
L.
H.
Brown.
on this occasion bold
joying plenty today, remember the tlionn- (
a 50
2 25
I Win Hughey to C W Smith, lot» 1 2 3 C hickens —Old y doz.
him above the eagle, though
Spring •'
2 00
nude of poor people in the cities who Mr. Brown sava he doesn’t intend to j
1 50
•lid 6, sec 2, 2 s 9 w, $1300.
tomorrow this fowl will pass out of
raise
the
price
of
meat
at
all,
and
will
........
20
B itter —Brine
30
haven’t enough good food.
our
minds
for
another
year.
Let
us
sincerely
hope
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Store, ill Rolls
20
serve the public »9 well or better than ,
30
D J Hadley to C Thayer, trustees, var­
that
none
of
our
neiglilmrs
are
too
]>oor
to
Choice Dairy
Local Market — Eggs 25 cents, potatoes ever.He has al ways endeavored to sue-i
40
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35
ious tracts, $1 00.
enjoy a good fat turkey today and
Creamery
.........
45
40
remain at 30 cents per bushel, dairy but­ ceed by fair dealing and hard hustling
perchance there are not enough
25
Eli Olds to Willard Newcomb, 209 feet E gos —Oregon..................
ter 35 cents per roll, creamery J5 cents, I Mr. Deery who managed the Alliance
turkeys to go around, we do
I.
a Ki>, Oregon
............
R
7',
of sec 29, 1 s 10 w, $50.
trust they may have lied
solid packed 12G to 15 cents per pound. shop made many friend» while here and
"
Eastern ..............
their till of fat goose
H acon —Clear Sides
8',
Fine Albany and Oregon City good« I it is to be hoped he may find some con- j
or yellow legged
Masonic Notice.
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Hams .................
chicken.
for gents for $8 DO. $16 00 suite «o re- ! genial and profitable employment that
6
Shoulders
. .
M
a
y
will
enable
him
to
remain
with
us
duced in prices as to enable any one to
2 60
. w. . . 2 50
There will be a regular Ma­ F lour —Willamette
you
Country Brands
2 6O
2 5o
wears nice suit every day in the week. ; A recent dispatch in the New York
sonic communication of Till«-
all
Bixby.
amook Lodge No. 67, A . F. &
di
World says: A dispatch received yester­
A. M m the Masonic hall on
tie
date opposite your name printed
Dr. Wise will he al Id« office in Tilla- , day from Philadelphia announced that
Saturday night Dec. 7
All on tt^The
w
the margin of your paper or on the wrapper
mook during November and December, 1 Arthur Jack, of No. 406 Sixth avenue, of
Master Masons in good stand­ indicates the time your subscription expires,
e
ing are invited to attend. Bv order of and you are invited to renew at that time. All
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except the first week of December,
____
, when
... ’ this city, had committed suicide. He
papers sent to parties outside the county are
W. M.
F. R. B kals , Sec’y.
to-day.
he will he at Nehalem. On
<
the first ot was but 17 years old, a son of John Jack,
promptly discontinued when their time expires
and six months' arrearage is the limit within
January he will leave for Portland, to the well known stock actor, and cousin
the county. In stopping your subscript«»»!, it
Ripans Tabules : standard remedy.
is t»-r«M9ary firHt to pay all arrearage«
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TURGEON’S
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1
. Allen House, Thursday Evening, Nov. 28,1895.
Ticket., including Supper » 1.50,
Spectator. 25 c.nt.
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• Good Music
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All Lnuited..,-^