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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1895)
Every Member of the —a /n Family rpHERE IS no easier or surer way to reach their pocket books*- in turn Waits his or her Chance to Read This Paner H I I Expended in circulairs 'tenvelopes, printing anti postage will reach 2500 ffîllamoolî people probably. But This is Different Invested in these col minis will Uy that same _ - TILLAMOOK, OREGON, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 5. matter before the same 1895. $1.50 Per Year 2500 people. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. j JAVID WILEY, M. D., CITY ELECTION Holiday PHYSICIAN. SURGEON IT AND ACCOUCHEUR, Novelties All culls promptly attended to TILLAMOOK, ORE Following are the successful emidi' and S chukos , Special attention to Obstetrics. Office in Sturgeon’» Drug Store, Hours io to 12 A. M. and 2 to 5 P. M. TILLAMOOK. OK Recorder, • • B. C. LAMB, Prop'r ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, I ll.I.AMOOK. OREGON I T. MAUItSBY, Albums, frames, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Ooolto, TILLAMOOK. OREGON Ciuntce, (Time, '----- (J LA UDE THAYER, (Chrietmite (furbe. £iln-iiru £»cte TILLAMOOK, OREGON. x W. SEVERANCE, Next to Bank, TILLAMOOK, OREGON. P. 0. Box 123. attorney - at law , TILLAMOOK, OREGON. MISCELLANEOUS. ALFRED WILLIAMS C. & E. THAYER OREGON TILLAMOOK, u.u.isl Hanking and K.ehaiiy.e bnslii.s. interest paid on Ilins deposits. flxcltaiig. on Knglaud, Belgium. Oerniaay, »w«d«n and all foreign countries. V < 4 4 4 fl 4 prescription^ 4 < 4 4 Tillamook, 4 Oregon. 4 4 4 4 4 : G. W. KIGER. Exchange and looney Securities. Collections Receive Careful and Prompt Attention. BAY CITY, OREGQN J. Notary Public and Conveyancer, Does a Gen eval Real Estate Business. Pays taxes for non-residents. Bag City, Oregon. ßHAg. pETE^Ofl, BARBER i HOT AND COLD BATHS J ] IN CONNECTION Shaving, M«tl» Guitti rag. ' Shampo°lnS Compounded BREAD MEDICINE, DRUGGIST.S NOTIONS, TOILET AR- Il O. R Chamberlain hue been appoint* ; goods. ed a notary public. All jewelry at Letcher's warrantetl as There is no physician in this coinmu- nity at the present time, although thin represented. would be a good field for one. Come in and see the additions to our Th« Clianiberlain’s at (.'ape lookout subscription list. II. Alderman. Fred Arthur. ( are making a good wagon road from Holiday good« at the bakery. Christ i their town site on the cape to the pro- mas cakes made to order. There was a good vo’e, considering jiosed steamer landing. The harbor at that so many people in town claim resi Several minors seemed to have a sup- the cape is said to be one of the best on dence on government land, 146 votes be ! ply of liquor last Sunday. the coast. They are progressing slowly ing cast. The following is Hie ticket with the road, but are making a good The dance at the Allen house Thanks used, with the number of votes each one. giving night was a very pleasant affair candidate received set opposite the I J. Pluvimi is getting in his work here There are millions of tons of black name at the right of the column : Hand along the coast, and it is said to he and (). BoreaH is in husines in the East BALLOT FOR TILIAMOOK CITY ELECTION rich in iron ore, hh well as gold, Hiid , The steamer I larrison came into the makes the best of steel. There is a bay Monday ami Immediately left for probability that machinery will he put Nehalem. | in in the spring to separate the gold and (Mark out names not voted for ) Geo. Elliott has returned from his the iron from the nand . t rip to Oregon City, lie left his stallion For Mayor— It is needless for us to mention the at Molalla. 12 M. W. H ARRISON 40. fact that there is no bridge on the Big 13 W II REYNOLDS 94 The wind Ims been doing some good Neetucca at any place on the liver, this stream runs through the county word lately ami Tuttle A Cary’s wind from (he eastern houndray to the Pacific mill is O. K. For Councilman—Vote for five— ocean, and the valleys on both sides of Those who bling chickens or wood on 14 F. R. BEALS 125. the river are quite well settled The subscription should call and get re 15 R. It. HAYS 135 river is navigable for several miles from ceipts for the same 16 L. HINER 68 the ocean, for steamers except «it a few 17 JOHN STEWART 125 The steamer Elmore arrived in the places, ami the only means of getting 18 NELS THOMPSON 135. hay Sunday. The Truckee came in Sat- across is by boats. A large number of ' urdny and sailed Momlav. the residents of the county are on the bull line of pins and badge« for Wood south side of the river mid it is difficult forthem to get across «luring the win men, also for Degree of Honor, ami ter. It cuts them off from Woods, ami other societies at Sturgeon's. also from the county Heat. The people Fmnk Bester is doing his best to keep here have asked for and obtained hut the telegraph line up, notwithstanding I little from the county hh yet, although the elements are against him For Recorder— they pay considerable taxes, but the The merchants are ail getting goods 19 II. II. ALDERMAN 142 time is not far distant when they will * press their claims for a bridge across the , suitable for holidays, and many of Big Nestucca. The county would prob- them have specialties in that line. For Marshal— i ably build the bridge if asked to do so The annual Masonic election occurs 20 FREI» ARTHUR 8«. There should also be a road on the next Saturday night at which time offi- 21 GEO. JOHNSON 55 north side of the liver from Elam Butt’s , cers will be elected for the ensuing year. place to connect with the state load I’. McIntosh has bought the cheese Mr. Kellows; along the river near the i output of the Tillamook Creamery, place where the present trail runs. of several tons. A good price was paid Treasurer, G. A. Edmunds. Tinek. Alfred Gubser has made some tine Limburgerami brick cheese this year lie found a ready sale for all he made at D. 8 Bales is amusing himself catch good prices, and couldn’t supply the de ing wildcats, having caught four in the mand pant week L. I. Stillwell went to McMinnville Mr. French ie fust changing Gnimlpn pint week on business. 11« says times Keys’ place into it chicken ranch are very dull there compared with Till That day is gone that every house on amook. He saw Dr. Meeerule who was the river can be kept up from the travel. hale ami hearty. Know in the mountains HAND. Instruments LUMBER LUMBER Spruce, Fir, and Cedar Lumber Mouldings, Brackets. Turning to Order. Tillamook Lumbering Co. , U , C Creameli Oyetera Clear Soup Among the voter«. French candies. Fresh home candies. New supply of fruits and vegetables by every boat. ICE CREAM ^Restaurant in '•^Connection. M illinery 1 M aking •ee.._DRE s- Mi. L J. Ruwles .nd Mrs .^Xkl’ijV br.t claw millinery .tore «nd drew£ tabtl.hn.nt. Gitest rtyl« in millinery Tillamook. Ora Fancy boxes of stationery at l.niub'*. Sturgeon is selling lots <A Christmas TICLES, ETC., ALWAYS Day of plight W Plea and cakes, fresh every day. FULL STOCK OF DRUGS, PATENT ON U ,,V_1>MOOK A Marshal, F. R. Benia, R. R. Haya, John Stewart, Nel» Thompson, W. H. H. Cary. - J. Bixby was nominatnd by petition for councilman, but by n mistake bis fl mime was left off the ticket. He re 4 ceived 19 votes. 1. W. II. II. Cary was not nominated, Opposite Bank Building and his name was not on the ticket, however at a meeting Sunday evening it was agreed to support him against Mr. Hiner. The result wna Mr. Cary The people will have to look to mother It is reported that Elmore’s cannery was elected, receiving 78 votes. His earth ill the future. will be moveil up the hay to Dicks mime was written on the blank lines by Our school board lias purchased a point. The proposed location is a goo<l those who voted for him. large and handsome map of the state, one and will be much more convenient There were eight scattering votes. also maps of the United Slates ami the to hol.li cannery and fiMhermen The result is it complete and sweeping world. That is right, the only way to Miss Lucy Mann Ims just closed a victory for the A l‘. A., assisted by the keep abreast of the times is to train the successful term of school at Glenoia A • church people and the “law and order” young ideas how ami w here to shoot ' Not a pupil was abrsent or tartly fluring element. The road work still goes on. Mr. Bur | the term. This is a good record. Who An attempt to beat F. R. Beals with and lucreRst'i inerrased facilities we bette. prepared with our new nine ehliiery and « v are nnftrs Jos. Bixby, led to a deflection in the A. ton is trying to have a roud on tt level can heat it? Miss Mann is engaged to 1 hinerv " ..r iuciiiuct ih.nrveL to turn out . large .tn. bill, of lumber .... on d.Art .hurt notice unri und tin do He is giavelitig some teach there next year. P. A. Part of them them met Sunday with the ground first class work. Prompt attention to ^niall Older*. night and agreed to support W. H. II of the worst holes, also getting out Alfred Williams ia receiving a large Cary in place of Mr. Hiner, in order to punclieoit ami floating them down the I line of fancy toilet articles ami druggist* punish the parties who weie backing river to use in bridging over some ol notion«, expressly for the holiday hade Mr. Bixby against Mr. Beals. In fact it those old-time inudholes. i Perfumes, manicure set, cosmetics, fan- was the A. P. A. against the I’lllaiuook Jess Burton is getting to be quite ail | cy combs and brush««, too numerous to Lumbar Co. ami- its friends in tliia .artist. He has a new |25 caineta anil mention, also new musical instrument» instance. 1 is preserving all the wild ami rugged Ii win Broa. are putting cattle in the The names of M. W. Harrison 111 scenery of the beautiful Trunk river, Proprietor» of the Electric Light System. hilla on Nehalem beach They expect mayor, Geo. Johnson for marshal, *”. even to the wild niiiniale that inhabit the cattle to thrive there during the Alfred Williams for treasurer, ware put A. Bt'HIIM tx her woods winter without feed except what the) GEO. COMN. on the ticket by petition after the citi JOHN BARKE«. S«e-y get foraging in the woods Tliia ia s Itellglitfnl Art of Dinner Giving. TILLAMOOK. ORE zens convention bail bean bald. common thing in tlmt region as there !► Taken as a whole, the ticket elected Mrs. Garrett Webstar contribute» a weldoin any snow there. ¡„composed of good, representative A man named John Knifong was men, who will give the city a practical useful and practical article Upon dinner- and progiessit'b government, it i. is _ diving to December Ladies’ Home Jour- found dead, badly bruised, at the Wat It disc n see« the topic uniquely; erloo Woolen mills at l^banon recently thought. However it should be noted tells how to lay and dress the table, He whu night watchman there, ami it is that some good men were defeated. ------ ----- r rea saloon A queer plicae of the matter is, some presanta lieautiful menu anti guest cards supposed h« fell out ol a dour of the sec c. H. SMITH. Prop’r. of the men defeated are A. P. A. men «i>'< outlines evsry detail of Hie delight- ond story. Another theory is that Ii« There was little excitement or noise ful art of dinner-giving. One of lite was murdered It is learned that it is ines liquors and igars during "■ or after lllv lite viws.vir, election, hut *• there . - • « , mentis suggested for a holiday dinner the same Knifong who formerly lived I on »Nestucca wa* a < quiet and determined inannei •• ■l,l*e,“’,,l 4 4 DEALER IN Carefully t ► ► ► ►► : : IY/SE AND OTHl-RW/SE. Reversible dolls at l.etcher’s. ! W J. MAY, OESER YA TIONS TUA 7 ARE NEWS. [From the Ocean Wave. W. II. Reynolds. Couucilmeii, ; T illamook N ews Co RANDOM SHOTS Ilivieu Jupiter I’luvius NKHTl<(’A Mayor, P hysician i er y dates : the. J D. KELLY, M. D. PASSES OFF QUIETE Y. lazy to steal, and too cowardly to go out after night. But, let us say light here, if we ever catch him prowling about our chicken coops or smoke house, lie’ll get his hide full of shot. The Bellows ia about starved out, and its no telling what its editor might do. The Harn < reek Hugle. From tii« .’.ugle of leak week we Ink, the following: "Ijtsl night as i ivo of oul prominent . Itlx-us were going home from church Iliey collided with a man in tliedark The fellow was knocked down, but he got up and ran away Indore lie could be caught The two citizens, however, picked up half a cheese, two old hens and a side of bacon. They say the fel- low resembled very much our con lamp , .... editor of the 7.' —Ll7 Bellows We the Weakly doubt it, though, as the scoundrel ie too Salmon, Cream Sam-e Potato Bullets Wild Huck, Jelly Sauce Potato Croquettes Turnips Cream < alary Cold Aapnrsgiia, Fraudi Dnaaing Cracker» Creai» Mari tigne» N ut» ami Fruii < ‘ Cheese Cherry Ice Raisiné Coffee There is a rush at the Elite Fotogral parlors for pictures. The extreme low price, with a guarantee of artistic work, i -a the cauae of it. John Barker ami Dr. Wise went down the hay hunting the «lay before Thanks giving, intending to stop over night at Dan Goodspeed’e, and expected to re turn in time for TImnk-giving dpmer They did not return until Kelurday, ami a search party went down the bay, ex pecting Ut find a capsized boat, and it was feared Messrs. Barker and Wise 1 were in the Irultom of the bay looking for McGinty. They weie found on the Mind spit, however, alive ami well, and were brought home to their anxious wives The fierce etorin prevented tbeii return, ami they had no way to semi a I message home. I
