Tillamook headlight., June 25, 1896, Image 2

HEADLIGHT X-BAYS
T. G. Moore is budding a saloon for
Chai les Senrnon near Himpel & Wheel­
ers mill.—Nehalen Times.
See Gad shy’« n<l. in thin ¡»sue.
The tug Tonquin wailed Thursday for
Siletz and returned Saturday. She went
Win. Johnson is living in town.
outside Sunday mid brought in the
ili'les of all kind* wanted at Cohn’s*
schooner Albion, and will tow her to sea
Schomberg’s creamery butter, at the again us soon as she in loaded.—Time«.
Bakery.
The Hlieriff nt Astoria was keeping
Born, June 10, to I. Gould ami wife, order and wanted no help, but the
a daughter.
cannerymen put up a job ami got the
Born, to Chas. Ooley ami wife, June government to older troops out to help
brow beat the fishermen into submission.
13, a daughter.
With the help of the militia the
Mrs. Theo. Steinhilber has gone to caniierymen will force the fishermen to
Portland on a visit.
accept 4*2 cents or less.
The baker received a lot of fresh fruits
The A. P A council here is having a
on the last steamer.
lively racket. The president of the order
Dr. Wilders German horse liniment ami one of the prominent members will
he tried by the council next Monday for
for sale at Williams’.
alleged unbrotherly conduct. The diffi­
If you want warranted silverware ami
culty is the result of the late political
jewelry, go to Sturgeon’s.
unpleasantness, the president being ac­
Mr Abbot, a Forest Cjrove man was cused of writing and circulating a false
here selling bicycles this week.
ami malicious circular legaiding one of
('. A. Bailev is selling wagons and the “friends.
farm machinery, notice his ad.
There will be a m lethig Saturday,
Jas. Hughey has moved from Nestue- June 27, at 2 P. M., in the court house,
to form a dairy institute. AH w ho are
c.i to his farm near Tillamook
interested either directly or indirectly in
The Masonic excursion on June 24th butter or cheese making are invited to
promises to be a great success.
attend. Many have signified an inten­
Everything in the line of drugs and tion to take an active part, and it is ex­
pected a strong organization will be ef­
patent medicines at »Sturgeon’s.
fected. There will be little or no ex­
A number of Bay City Woodmen visit­
pense connected with the organization
ed the camp here last Friday night.
Any person who wishes to purchase a
Woody Alderman is keeping a hotel in
good livery and feed business, with a
E ist Portland ami doing quite well.
full line of buggies, vehicles ami stock,
Miss Belle Styles and a man named can gel a bargain by calling on L. L
Schmeidl were married in Foil land last Stillwell, Tillamook, Oiegon
Will sell
weekr
cheap for cash or will trade for other
Only livery stable in the
The Woodmens excursion to the sand properly.
spit Sunday morning will start at seven town or county . Large two story barn,
•oom f<>r thirty head of horses, corral,
o’clock shei p.
good two story residence, three lots, on
It is understood that a call will be main street, centrally located, go with
made next week for the organization of the business.
t-f
a bi m italic club here.
The Woodmen excursion was post­
Ed. Donaldson has his saw mill in poned until Sunday, June 21st. On that
i mining order.
Notice his advertise day the tides will be the lowest, mid it
uieiit in another column .
will he a good time to secure shells and I
The ¡mention is i
Mr. L. G. Porter of Woods, has pur get mound the rocks
to
take
the
steamer
Garfield,
towing a
chased t lie steamei (iii tie and will run
large scow, with seats and decorations, i
her oil the l-ay-here this summer.
ami all are expected to tako lunches.
The steamer Harrison came In Satur­
All the children will bo welcomed. !
day w’itli a large cargo of goods for mer­
Woodmtn will invite such friends as
chants here
She sailed for Astoria
they may choose. It is intended to take
Tuesday.
the band along to furnish music, and all
The little daughter of John Koch, liv expect a grand time
ing east of town, brought the first ripe
—Mr. E litor—I take mv pen in
strawberries to town List week, getting
to let ycu no that times in 2 hard fer me
the prize offered by Cohn tk Co.
2 tak vine papur. hits nil i kin du to
If weget Ilia appropiiation for this buy terbacker fer myself mid boys be­
bay expended this summer it will be side the old woman has to have her
necessary to send a stiong petition to smokin’ terbacker, and it takes money
head quarters within the next few days. i will pay von what I owe you next fawl j
Local Market:—Eggs It) cents, pota­ when 1 sell my hogs: if they don’t die
toes I cent per lb., dairy butter 15 to 20 with cholery. N B. We have got a
cents per roll, creamery 25 cents, chick nother baby 2 our house came a week
(ms $2.50 to |3, wool 8 to 10 cents, dry ago last Thursday nite. Rite a good
peeve about it mid semi 3 or 4 pit purs
hides 6 cents.
ami we’ll semi em for you.—Ex.
('ounty court was to hava met the
V. S ar.« nnd Win. Lynch, of the up­
15lh, hut postponed the meeting until
per Big Neslucca, were in the city this
the regular term, the first Monday in
week, and tell of a gold find in the vi­
July, as tlni reports I >r the road work
cinity of his place.
The ledge is of
were not all ready .
quarts formation and is on government
Win. Bodyfelt killed a large brown land. Messrs. J. II. Brown, Branson,
hear, about twice the size of an ordinary Foster mid Switzer are interested in the
black bear, last week on the Big Nestuc- locations and have made assay* which
ca. It seldom that brown bear are Keen lire quite satisfactory.
They will at
in this part of Oregon.
once begin work sinking a shaft to de­
t)r Wise has secured the services of velop Hie mine. The mines are near
Messrs. Searsand
his brother to help with his work this Seth Moon’s place
summer
He recommends him to the Lynch i eport that the worst tiling the
people as a competent dentist, and is people need in their neighborhood is a
w illing to Ntnnd by his woik.
It good road, ami that the settlers up Big
Nestucca suiter great inconvenience be­
The settlers of Lift!»» NeMuccn are still cause of the hick of a good route out mid
lighting for their lights icgarding the
into the upper valley.
alleged toll road connecting that place
The campaign sheet is in a difficulty
with Dolph. They should organize (hor-
It is reported on good authority
oughly and remove all obstacles from again
that the Pai.son intends to come out
the road.
strong populist, hoping to get some
Marion Walling, who accidentally shot support from that direction, having
himself in the It g below the knee some tailed in other directions, ami he says
time ago, is up ami around
It was
that if he had had his own wav the
thought for a while that his log would paper would not have been run as a
have to come* off, but hopes ate enter­
gold bug organ before election
We
tained now that the injured limb may be
also have a straight lip that Edmunds
saved
Bros who are putting up for the paper
G. W. Bodylelt reports the Beaver aie about to depose Wilson and want to
cheese factory running on 1500 to 2tMX) dispose of the paper
Some of the pop­
lbs oi milk per day
Wenger & Co. are ulists want to buy it. Several schemes
making luick and limbiirger at their are on foot to keep it afloat
All the
factory al Fleck’s place ami are getting printers engaged on it so far have quit
about 4000 lbs. per day
The people in because the wages were insufficient, and
that vicinity are greatly encouraged over another new pi inter is expected from
the outlook for dairying.
Portland thia week to try it a while
The man Cobh, who was accused of
ruining a girl, withdrew from tha church
last week, seeing that the church people
were about to investigate hie case. It is
understood the church people have an­
other case under consideration that is
likely to cause a sensation w hen brought
out
Cobb has not been arrested yet.
To those who have borne arms in de­
fence of their country, vx-l’nion ami
Indian War Veterans -You «ie respect­
fully invite»! to fall in ami take the |»ost
of honor in the procession on July 4. and
we should like to make as large a allow­
ing as possible
Headquarter« will at
the city hall
By reqm at of C ommittee.
E West reporta that parties have been
on Netarts bay recently looking up the
oyster industry
t hey think N« tarts
bay all Ideal place for oyster cnltuie, '
and it is expected the government will
plant some eastern oysters in th« bay,
as eastern oysters have been found vei>
auccessful on Shoal w ater bay and on the
Round.
A E. Withers, government engineer,
is her« for the purpose of completing the
light house road.
Work has been in
progress the past two weeks, mid west
of the summit the fallen trees have been
cleared away ami the road is passable
for teams. Work is now progressing on
the load this side the summit, cutting
away roots ami stumps and leveling the
road bed. About |450 is available to
complete the work, and this will pul it
In good shape, making it much the best
road to Netaits or the light house or
Sand Spit, besides saving over half the
distance. The plank will soon be laid
over all the road west to Tillamook river
and a ferry will be put on the liver at
once. Within two weeks it is expected
that a person can drive a team to Netarts
or the light house by this route and it is
thought that a person can drive to the
beach from this place in an hoar. The
completion of these roads will also make
connections with the Benschid road, and
with the Ilodgon road, which comes out
at Happy camp. There will be a large
travel this way during the summer.
Helio, No. O.
If von have a good news item, ring up
No. 6, ami tell it to iih . If you want an
ail. or job, just touch the button and we
do the rest.
Part of the telephone system is now
in, and the balance of the instriiments
will be here shortly. Following are the
subscribers with their number« an far aw
placed:
1. Forest Grove.
2. Bay City mid Hobsonville.
3 C. & E. Thayer, rewidence.
4. Cohn & Co., marchantH.
5. Howard Cary’s residence.
6. H eadi . ioh T.
7. B. C Lamb, book Htore.
8. L II. Brown, meat market.
9. (J B. Hadley, saloon
It). E. E. Sei ph, attorney.
11. C. & E. Thay«r, bank.
12. Lawrence Johnson, Launch Irene
As many more will be placed on as
soon as the instruments arrive.
The
drop switch board works fine, and a small
switch hoard will be placed at Bay City
as there will be three or four phones in
that place.
Instructions :—In calling central, give
two lings and tell the number you wish
to talk to. You will be connected with
that number immediately, ami when you
get through "ring off,” that is, give a
turn or ha If turn al the bell so central
will know you are done talking.
Cut this slip out of the paper and paste
it near your ’plnwie, and you will be pro­
vided with a complete list of numbers in
a short time.
You can talk to Bay Chy ami Hobson­
ville as well a* one of the local ’phones,
but if you w ish to talk to Forest Grow
or send a message Jo Pollland, go to
»•«ntral nt Tuttle & fairy’s hardware store.
1C«*•«• >11111<» 11
of Respect
To the Worshipful Master, Wardens
ami brethren of this lodge :
Youi committee to whom was referred
the subject of resolutions on the death of
Bro Petre, of this lodge, respectfully re­
port the following, and recomment their
adoption.
Whereas, the Supreme Architect of the
Universe has called our beloved Brother
Henry Petre from labor (6 rest; and
Whereas, Bro. P«tre who died on the
23d day of May, 1895, al Tillamook, Ore­
gon, aged 51 years, was a Master Mason
in good standing in this lodge, a battle
scarred and maimed veteran of the Un­
ion army, a devout Mason, a kind friend
loyal, true and brave .
Resolved, that we tender our heartfelt
sympathies to his bereaved widow ami
children ; that we will «ver cherish a
lively recollection of his manly virtues
ami while we bury his human frailties in
the clods of mother earth that rest so
lovingly upon his bosom we will ever
*eck to emulate the virtues of his life.
Resolved, that in token of sorrow for
the l<»ss of onr brother the lodge shall be
draped in mourning for thirty days; that
these resolutions he sptead upon a me­
morial page in the lodge records, and
published in the county papers, ami that
an engrossed copy thereof be presented
to the widow of our deceased Bi other
with the certificate of his standing in the
lodge.
Respectfully Submitted,
T B. Handley,
George Colin,
G. O. Nolan,
W. J. May,
J. D. Edwards,
Great preparations aie being made for
Coimuittee.
the 4th of Julv, nnd the programme of
festivities w ill appear next week
As
Hanoiution* of t'ondulenoe.
near aa can be learned al present, the
following is an outline of the proceed­
Whereas, our henveiily father, in his
ings; Procession w ill form at 9 o’clock infinite wisdom, Ims seen tit to remove
on main «’reel, headed by the band, from our midst our dearly beloved
liberty wagon, drum corps. G. A R , brother, Dr II I'etrs,
Woodmen, Fire Co , horseback pared«,
Therefore bs it resolved, that Nlerning
carriages ami footmen. 1'he procession Slur Rebekah lodge No. 52, deplore- the
will march to John Barker s grove, and ileiuh of Brother retie, nnd tender our
appropriate exerrwes will be held about heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved
12 o’clock
Alter lunch on the grounds family in their snd bereavement, and,
there will lx a grand parade of plug-ug­
That a copy of these resolutions l>e
lies over the afreets and grounds. A sent to the family and spread on the
special invitation is extruded to the hove miiiutes of this lodge
and men from the country to take a part
I. C. RoacsTs,
in this parade, and lx on haml with
B ulls W illiam «,
suitable mask«. April« will be given
N 1“. R oiii . rt «,
for the ugliest mask
On returning to
Committee.
the grove there w ill be a balloon ascen­
The republican national convention is
sion by Prof. O. K. Spofford, of San
Francisco Then prizes will lx awaid» in session and perhaps a nomination
ed for the various races by the children will be made Saturday. The walk-over
k grand displav of firework« will lx giv­ for McKinley becomes apparent. The
en in th« evening
platform proposed is a straddle
£ook flore!
♦
The election is over and we are in line to do a larger busk]
of sales and the addition of J
ness than ever and onr inctease
large number of substantial pations to out already goodly list id
comlucive evidence that we are doing just as we advertise. wd
will receive in a few days a complete line ol clothing; shoes and I
boots of latest styles, and best workmanship.
Telephone
No. 4.
Telephone No.
4. If you live in Bay t ¡ty, Hobsonville 01
Forest Grove ring us up and your order will receive prompt at- L
tention. We handle nearly everything necessary to the comfortil
of man or beast.
in «.far
Ihe/irsl a^anfjj
' 'ohn »Co. iioes
H..... .
Call and ^et prices whether you buy or not. 1 reduce as£ood as cash.
II ool,
fer and hides wanted.
COHN & CO.,
Chickens
Wanted at
Cohn & Co’s.
They will
l’ay the
Highest
Market price and
Want all they
Can get.
They will
Buy your
Roosters.
W m . G adsby ,
f)ouse Suriiisber,
113 Hirst St., Portland, Or.
A little girl in Boston wrote a com- Nats aur Prices
„n*
post ion 011 boys. Here it is :—
Parlor Suites, 6 pieces, consisting of 1 sofa, 1 divan, 1 reception chair, 1 parlor chair,
"The boy is not an animal, yet they
1 patent rocker, I large easy chair, full spring seats, upholstered in silk tapestry «2*5«
can be heard to a considerable distance.
'ill Ir j
Parlor Suites of five pieces, in tapestry ................................. ...
When a hoy hollers he opens his big
13<1|
Chamber Suites, ash, three pieces, bed, bureau and washsfaud ...
month like frogs, but girls hold their
low
Hotel Suites, bed, bureau and table,................................................
tongue till they are spoken to, and then
lil
Bed Springs, $2.50, 2.00, 1.75 and .
...............................
they answer respectable and tell just how
Wool Mattresses, 3O lb. each
......................................................
»a
it was. A hoy thinks liimaelf clever be­
too.
Diningroom Suite' sideboard, 6 chairs and exteii iion table............
cause he can wade w here il is deep, blit
Solid Oak Brace Arm Chair, $1.00: Kitchen Table, with extra drawers for kneading board de
God made th* dry land for every living complete, $2.50; Ingrain Carpets, all wool and a yard wide, 60 cents per yard; same, part wool#
thing and rested on the seventh day cents; Tapestry Brussels, 50cents.
When the boy grows up he is called a
Write fa uh , tell uh what you want, and we
husband, and then he stops wading and
stays out nights, hut the grew-np g:rl will send pictureB and prices which will HHtcnish yaiL|
I
is a widow and keeps house.’’
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■
Mrs. Henry Ablernuin and Miss Bell»*
Alderman have gone to Pollland on «
visit.
A If Williams snys he is going to put
in h telephone and connect with
Hadley’« saloon. Here too, All
When local merchant.« fail to advertise
they must expect n paper Io seek
patronage from Portland linns, and iih a
result people send their money outside
I be county for goods.
Tlie schooners
Lizzie Prien, Free
Trade, Confianza and Arthur 1, have
sailed from San Francisco for this port
to load lumber nt Himpel & \\ heelers
mill —Nehalem Tinies.
Council met Monday night and trans­
acted a little routine business. The fol­
lowing hills were allowed. D. C. Pierce
police service Tuesday night after the
election, $2.50; Harry (Lose, same ser­
vice /2.50; Everett Bales, two davssame
service $4 00
A committee was ap­
pointed to arrange a lense with Judge
Sappington for the use of the city hall
for justice’s office.
C A. BAILEY.
Dealer in
STUDEBAKEK WAGONS.
Osborno Mowers
Till Aboard!
North Yamljill and Tillamook 0tag8 Lin 7
The Cheapest, Shortest, Quickest and Best Route.
Carries the U.S. Mail.
TIME SCHEDULE FOR 1896.
8:00 p. 111. L eaves T illamook .................
.. .10:00 p. m. A rrives T rask ........................
..... 6:00 a. in. L eaves T rask
...................
,4:00 p. m. A rrives N orth Y amhill ...
Stages start daily, except Sundays, from North Yamhill and Tillamook. Stage connect» w>''|
3:3()traiii in North Yamhill for Portland. Incoming ftom Portland take 4*,45 p. in. train. Fe?-|
can be secured in advance by telephoning from Portland, by calling at Messner’s livery barnu|
North Yamhill, or at Aiderman hotel in Tillamook.
|
L eaves N orth Y amhill
A rrives F airdale
L eaves F airdale
A rrives T illamook
RATES OF FARE REDUCED TO $3 50.
Comfortable Coaohe», Careful Drivers, Good Hotels Eln T=louu|
P. H
MESSNER. Proprietor.
1 he Alderman
Leading Hotel of
1 illair.osk—
Headquarters for Commercial
men and the traveling public.
Samp e looms. Electric lights
throughout. Stage ami boat of­
fices. Kates, $1 00 to «2.00 per
day, American plan.
NEW MANAGEMENT
Buggies, hay rake«, plows and other farm
machinery. You can save money by
dealing with me.
Especial attention to the cuisine
department.
C. C. CHIPMAN. Prop r.
C. A. BAILEY,
Tillamook, Ore.
C. E. DONALDSON.
TILLAMOOK CO.,
OREGON.
Manufacturer of and dealer in
LUMBER
A ll kinds of rough lumber
UP TO 30 FEET IN LENGTH SAWED
TO ORDER AND DELIVERED IN TIL­
LAMOOK C ity at $7-00 per 1000.
S old at the mill at $6-00 per
1000. S pecial prices for large
ORDERS.
F or further particular call
AT THE MILL AT FAIRVIEW OR
ADDRESS.
C. E. Ü0NML0S0N,
Tillamook O th .
Netarts Camp Grounds
Best Location on the Beach!
feel fGr:’i?oaS
truck' milk, butter. egg3. d
thl wtnrt R\J$rH^water at hand- Sheltered «j
■;
frontJof the Sea Lion Rocks G*
oatning. Everything made pleasant for visitors, j
D. R. HURLBUT,
-. i A xwell P lace .
N etarts , O regou .