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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1896)
HEADLIGHT X-RAYS llitles of all kinds wanted at Cohn’s Gooseberrien 5 cent, per pound ut the Bakery. Strawberries 5 cents per box Bakery. at the Several lack, of gooseberries at the Bakery tfchotnberx’e creamery butter, nt the Bakery. Wood, will celebrate on grand style. the 4tl> in Firework, of all kind, just received at the Bakery. Th. Elmore dyke, reclaiming 200 acre, is complete. Dr. \\ . A. Wi.e will be at about July loth. Wood or Chickens bis office taken on sttbscrip- tion Ht this office. Born, Io Rev. S S. Dalia* and wife, a il.ngliler. June 24. J. Jones, a timber speculator from the east, is in the city. G. W. Fearnside, of Nehalem, the city this week. was in Th* Imker received a lot of fre.lt fruit* oil the la*t steamer. Dr. Wilder* German for sale nt Williams’. horse liniment M. E. Pogue, the stenographer, is in th* city on Lusiite.s Chas. Handley and L. A. Bailey went to Portland Tuesday. The Woodmen installation will occur the first meeting in July. Full line of fruits, camlie», ami 4th July goods at the bakery. of If you want warranted silverware and jew,dry, go to Sturgeon's A. J. Stillwell mill Geo If. Hundley were in Benverlon recently Everything in the line of drugs patent ineilicines at Sturgeon’s and Clark Hadley and Charley Smith are developing their mines in II. C. Horn, to J. 0. Wilson and wife, June IS, n son. Dr. Wiley reports all well. H. C. Shown, of Los Angles, is .pend ing a few week, looking over Tillamook county. Bob Hansen is going to work again on the Northern I’aciflc ill his old triol», braking. Bill Smith is in a |reck of trouble. He Some of the |>eople who are guilty and 1 who haven't been churched haven't left hasn't been able to work up many cases lately, and, of course his purse was get- ' the county yet. They will go soon. ting a little low Most people preferred 'Bis Woodmen excursion last Sunday to wait until the new justice came in, was a grand success. Tha wind was so but not not to be outdone, Bill came strong that it was impossible to land at down town and, while filling the office the spit, and the crowd went to Garibal of J. P., acted as persecutor. By pa di. Everybody had a big time. tient work be got lip a case against Clark Jacob Nicklaua, of Beaver, was in town Hadley and Charley Smith, saloon keep a few days ago with some of Ids cele ers. Ho has them chaiged with giving brated brick cheese. Mr. Nicklaus is away liquor on election day. Maylre scienced in making brick and Hniburger. they did pass a boltIe around to their He is getting a good price for hia output. friends, but they claim that Bill (Juje) , Smith had a bottle with which he re At the last meeting of the Rebekahs, plenished his ardor oil elsction day, and the following officers were elected for the that he handed the bottle aioimd to some ensuing term: Mrs. Severance, N G of the faithful. And, it is said that one Mrs Newman, V. G., Miss Belle Will of the prosecuting witnesses, who claims iams Sec., Mrs. Wm. Olsen, Tress., Win. to be religious, also had a flask of Cyrus , Olsen, financial See. Noble’s Bourbon in his inside coHt pock Bill Smith said before election that the et. Il is generally believed and known , H kadi . igii T children would he crying for that many men had bottles and that a pancakes in less than three months few were tight, laid out, before Clark Bill is crying for them now, and the and Charley appeared on the scene. At H eadlight children will divide a crust any rate, they heard of the prosecution with him any time he asks for it. and skipped. They now reside in an- i E. Carter, who lives on Garibaldi other state. They do not admit guilt, beach, raises some of the finest straw but they know that Bill Smith has re berries that are produced in the country. fused to give a man a continuance, a He brought up several crates Saturday, change of venue, a jury or any other ami they were sold readilv. He has symptoms of justice, so they think they'll made arrangements with Mr. Lamb to rather wait until a more reasonable and intelligent man comes into office, which handle hia berries through the season. will be about July 7. They will he on A meeting will be held on Monday, hand for trial then. Bill is looking for June 29, at 2 o’clock P. M., for the pur the cnlpits and says if lie conl<i catch pose of receiving any charter members them he’d have a trial Ha! Haw! not y el balloted on ami also to elect offi cers, communicate secret work and to At a meeting of the school board the transact any other business necessary for following teachers were agreed upon : the establishment of the ladies branch Prof. Buchanan, of North Yamhill, oí the order of Woodmen of the World. principal, at $60 per month. 'Die atmosphere in this town is very Mias Josie Petre, assistant, at $25. invigorating A few nights ago the Mrs. R. R. Hays, grammar depart stuffed hear belonging to Tuttle A Cary, ment, $35. I he rust ling hard ware dealers, climbed Mis. II. H. Alderman, intermediate the flag pole oil the store of Colin & Co., department, $35 the leading merchants. The old canvas Mts. F. R. Beals, primary, |35 elephant that did 4th of July service two It is reported Home of the teachers se years ago was upon his hind feet trying lected willnot accept at the wages fixed. to get into the H eadlight office. It is Died. thought the parson was out on one of his midnight maraudings P akm KL k :—Died of blood poison, at the Ike Hiner is making cheese on the Imme of his parents, near this city Folaml place at Big Nestuccn, near Bea Roiiieinlmr the tlniry convention June 19, 1896, in the thirteenth vein ver this year. Mr. Hiner is an expert of his age, Seth Parmele, son of Geo. next. Saturday afternoon nt the in making tlie American or Chedder Parmele and wife. court house. cheese, and manufactures it in snmll This youth was sportively jumping packages, so that families may buy an from the river hank into the sand below. 8-1 b-cheese, insuring a fresh article un His heel became bruised on a small peb til it is used lip. Mr. Hiner is a New ble or snag. Inflammation set in which Dolph school repoit next week. Yorker ami learned the business in a gen resulted in blood poison mid in tin al- New descriptive mutter will appear in uine dairying country, 'fry some of In« nicsl incredibly short time his eves were this paper shortly. product and be convinced closed in death, and his spirit returned Mr. Wenger, of Wenger A Co., of Nes- Etc Governor W. W. Thayer Is In the tucca, was in town this week and went city visiting with Mt and Mrs. ('laude out on the steamer llairison with a small shipment of bis liniburger and brick Thayer. cheese. Wenger A Co. are putting up Beu Higginbotham Ims just returned large quantities of this kind of cheese, front Astoria w here lie took it large band being especially skilled in its manufac of cattle ture, and it is thought the profits will be The bicycle craie Ims struck Ibis town much greater on this article than on but in all it. fury, and bicycles sit mid be ler. Mr. Wenger’s liinhurgers are pul encouraged. in attractive packages, tinfoil wrappers, L xml Markets:—Potatoes 10 cents per and no doubt will command a good price pound, eggs 10 cents, blitter 20 to 2ft in the markets c»nls per pound. S M. Robbins, formerly of Herkimer County wiirr.iit., chickens, silver, pro Co., New York, lately dairy and cheese duce, gold, bides, greenbacks, fills, etc , instructor in New Zealand, whs in this place recently accompanied by his wife, wanted at Cohn’s visiting with Henry Rodgers, manager Chas Golev and <) I) Barnard will of the Fail view creamery. Moasra. commence wotk soon on SlieriffJiiikson’s Robbins mnl mid Rodgers are old time new limine on Neturt.. frienda ami leailied the dairying busi- Wheels i nets together year* ago in New Yol k Bicycle livery at Letcher's, Mr Robbins saya that he was of to rent by linttr or day. Learn to ride state the opinion that New Zealand in the heat while you may .1 small cost. country in the world for dairying owing Fraternal lodge» me supposed to pro to natural advantages, but from hie ob ¡i mote brotherly love, latl in this town servations here he has concluded Tilla is evident that oilier result, obtain. mook ia superior The climate mid Noth1» the ad of G. W, Grayson in other conditions are similar here he says this Issue. Mr. Gr.yeon is a geiitlein an and we have tha additional advantage of who will make friend* for Ills route plenty of pure, cold spring water. The little racket in tlm A 1’. A was T. C. McNmner has employed hie stpielclietl lor the time but some of those brother John to drive the atage on this Interested don't intend to let It rest as end of the line. John haa had 10 years it stands experience stage driving in California, rutile A Cary Imve sent for more tele two years of which was as ahotgnn mes senger. John ia an nil round expert phones ami they will lie heie shortly Those who want telephone» .litmld wait with horses, and everybody will fowl safe in hia care On the east end Emmet patiently Quick will handle the strings. Mr Th* militia seared the Astoria fialivr- Quick is also sii expert, and handled a men Into accepting a compromi.e at 41, six-horse team with great facility in cents, mid the militia lies gone boina hauling large loads of Innilier over the What n farce! Wilson river road. He is cue of the C. M. Keep, the banker of Forent noted drivers in the state and for seveial Grove, mid Mr. Whitley, of Montana, years baa been «elected to drive the They were eight-horse team attached Io the liberty were in the city recently. cars in the Portland 4th of July celebra hunting mid flailing tions Mr. McNamer intends to give Ship carpenters are at work repairing the traveling public a good service, and the hull of Ilia Hei lister which war dam* solicits patronage. Notice bis time card aged whila attempting to get out of Ne and advertisement in another column halem recently. Many people buy a good suit of clothe, The I. O O. F. elected the following and alter a while it get* nliinv or may be officials for the ensuing term: C. P. soiled in spot* They often cast such Knudson, N. (»., Geo. Colin, V. G , Win. clothing aside, though . good suit, Olsen, Roc Sec and I. F. Larsen, Tree- slightly soiled is mm di better than * | hmm suit new Atty good elemter can Knudson and Mose Boerstler, lit igliten an old suit to look like new, are tearing away the old buildings on and these hard time* it will pay yon to Hadley's exercise sveiy facility for saving the their Iota juM west of C B residence and will erect a neat cottage evasive dollar. Mr. W. Evans ia her* thereon before winter. for a short time and is mt expert In dye He dose the The Masonic excursion yesterday was ing and cleaning clothing work at a reasonable rate, and guarmi- a pleasant affair and was well attended Aa Wednesday is our busy day and close tees satiefaction or no par. Don't think to press time we are not able to give a that coat i* too far gone, but show it to I Mr Evans at his place of bti.innM, back detailed account of the trip of Dr. Wiley’*. No on* line le-en here Hr Wise has secured the services of heretofore who w.e able to do good work Ida brother to help with hie work thia in title line W* can cheerfully recom summer He recoininenda him to the mend our patron* to Mr Evans as » l»eople aa a competent dentist, and is man perfectly couipetenl to give *atis-. willing to aland by hie work. 41, faction in thia bneiues*. .<T> MERCHANTS The election is over and we are in line to do a larger busi- ness than ever and our r increase of sales and the addition of a large number of substantial patrons to our already goodly list is conducive evidence that we are doing just as we advertise. e will receive in a few days a complete line ol clothing; shoes and boots of latest styles, and best workmanship. Telephone No. 4. If you live in Bay City, Hobsonville or Forest Grove ring us up and your order will receive prompt at tention. We handle nearly everything necessary to the comforts of man or beast. Zb’tf Reduction in sugar and flour and Cohn <j‘ Co. gives you the first advantage. Call and get prices whether you buy or not. Produce as good as cash- Wool, but ter and hides wanted. W m . G adsby , Idolise ^urnisfyer, 113 First St., Portland, Or. Nats nur Pricea I’arlor Suites, 6 pieces, consisting of i sofa, i <livan, i reception chair, I parlor chair, i patent rocker, i large easy chair, full spring seats, upholstered in silk tapestry •‘37.50 Parlor Suites of five piece«, in tapestry #0.00 Chamber Suites, ash, three pieces, bed, bureau and washstand. ......... 13.10 Hotel Suites, bed, bureau and table, ... ..................... 10.00 Bed Springs, $2.50, 2.00, 1.75 and ........................ 1.50 Wool Mattresses, 3O lb. each ............................... 2.50 Diningroom Suite* sideboard, 6 chairs and extension table 20.Oo Solid Oak Brace Arm Chair, $1.00: Kitchen Table, with extra drawers for kneading board etc. complete, $2.50: Ingrain Carpets, all wool and a yard wide, 60 cents per yard; same, part woo) 30 cents; Tapestry Brussels, 50cents. The 4th will be celebrated here in Let to the god who gave it, there to rest until it shall be awakened in that glad ter shape than ever. morn by the voice of the sou of God, and How about that petition to get harbor thus the ranks of our Seventh Day A.I- improvements this euininer. venfist Sunday school are broken. The schooner Arthur I IniMariived in Funeral services were conducted by Nehalem for a load of bin.her the writer B. C T abor Geo. Bacon will put on an opposition The Victor Bicycle«. stage line oil the Forest Grove road. Ths H eadlight printed 3090 stamped envelopes this week for (’. & E Thaier's bank, the coal of the job. stamps and all of ita mechanical c<»natruction. The rea amount!ng to more than fitly doll < im . son is ainiple: The farther a wheel will £^^Ft»siival, tomorrow night, Friday run under a certain nioiiienluiii the bet ter its easy-running qualities—which are at Christian church . Cake, ice cream, Admis naturally, the result of rigidity, high strawberrins, coffee, lemonade. sion free Music and programme. claaa workuianaliip and good material Write to ue, tell ue what you want, end we will send pictures and prices which will Betanish you. McNAMER BROS., P roprietors . FOREST GROVE AND TILLÆÎD00K Every rider knows that the coasting qualities of a bicycle are a curtain index Al the New York athletic club coasting contest, May 23, all of the leading wheels were represented a.- well as a large iinni l>er of the misleading vsriety. and there were 60 starters in lhe race. There were only two Victor» in Ilia contest, and this accounts for the fact ’hat there were only two Victor wlnneis. One of them t--ok first prize and the other secured second. The winners were as follows, first six I places: I lari y Howard on a Victoi first; M. M. Belding, Jr. on a Victoi sec ond; II. G. Bernard on a Columbia third; P. H. Brunner on a Sterling fourth E Von Berniiilh Jr. on a ('leveland tilth, John B. Yates on a Humber sixth The result of this contest discl< ses nothing new—it is simply an effective ie- minder of the long known fact that the Victor is the best-built bicycle, with the liveliest tires and nmst peifsct bearings iu the w orhl. Victors don’t go away on some lone bill in the back woods and pretend to es tablish great coasting records, but when an open, free to all match ia carried out they just coast. That is why Victors are am h easy hill-climbers and fast r>>ad wheels. Now, what w« want to say of the Victor bicycle is, in the language of Mr. Webster: "Thers she is.” She needs no comment. The Victor bicycle is in the trade to stay. The price of the machine ia there to «lay. There are staving qualities In every feature of the Victor bicycle Don't be hiimbuggrl with “auh rosa” cut price wheels. Buy a Victor from the Overman Wheel Com pany, of w hich B. C. Lamb ie agent for Tillamook county. Another instance of Victor superiority is «evil in a late local transaction. A bi- . cycle agent from outside eold a business mail of thia city a second hand Victor w hich had been need four years for forty dollars, and tried to sell hia new wheels for fifty dollars, ten dollars diffeiern e, at the same time trying to make people be lieve that Ins wheel la as good ms the Victor. Verily we think tliis is auulher case of Steal Range, Preferred bonds, etc. Tba «ten liter Tonqniu lowed th* at hoonera Albion and Contient» to •»» from Nelialam Tbur»lay. Curio«* Tilla- ■nook can t I« tiiriiisliiug soin» luuilicr to ilia Fritto market. Trip In 10 hours. (iood accommodation« on the road. Inquire of 1 < .or J. H. McNamer. I tt \ P John H. McNamer. Driver, \ t 1\ K .( )(. ) Leave« Foiest Grove Sunday«, Tuesday« mid A Leaves Tillamook on Mondays, Wednesday» Thursdays at 6 A. M. rand Fridays, catches 4 p. in. train for Portland. Ring ns up by telephone from Portland or any point on line. Best fishing and lineal scenery in Oregon en route. Giant Trees. Leaping Cataracts. Sil Aboard! *Koui North Vamljill and Tillamoolç £tage Line! The Cheapest, Shortest, Quickest and Best Route. Carries the U.S. Mail. TIME SCHEDULE FOR 1896. L eaves N orth Y amhill A knives F airdale 1. eaves F airdale . ... A rrives T illamook Trask P □ , lidainaoK C C A. BAILEY, STUDEBALER 8:00 p. m. L eave « T illamook ............. 6:oo p. in ..10:00 p. m. A rrives T rask ................... 9:00. p ni. . .6:00 a. in. L eaves T rask ............... 6:00 a. m. .4:00 p. m. A rrives N orth Y __ ____ L................ 2:00 amhill p.n. St.*.» »tart daily, except Sunday., Iroui North Vamhill and Tillamook c. Stage Siane connect« with 3 3O train in coi -.»train m North Yamhill Samh.li tor 1... Portland. 1» |„ coming ,.oln |.,>rt|a„,| t„te pknl « ............. ••■«•••«» *.nwc q.-i.s p. ni. train. Seats by I' telephoning f, V v" "."o hv lrphoniOK fo.111 Portland. I.V cailniL- Mt Meaner . Sorth S ainhilt. or at Alderman hotel in Tillamook. ortlanu, by calling nt Messner's livery barn in RATES OF FARE REDUCED TO S3 BO. Comfortable Coeohe*. Cerefuxl Driver., Good Hotel. Ko Hout. Dealer in wagons , P. H. MESSNER, Proprietor, Osborne Mowers Buggie«, hay rake«, plow« and other farm machinery. You can save money by dealing with me. C. A. BAILEY, Tillamook, Ore. C. E. DONALDSON. Manufacturer of an i dealer in LUMBER ALL 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- SOLD AT THE MILL AT $6-00 PER 1000. SPECIAL PRICES FOR LARGE ORDERS. FOR FURTHER PARTICULAR CALL AT THE MILL AT FAIRVIEW OR ADDRESS, C. E. ODNALOSDN, i XS£B» STAGE LINE Via Wilson River. Tillamook Dre. I llie Alderman Leading Hotel of Tillamock He«duiiai ter« for Commercial men and the traveling public. Samp e rooms Electric lights throughout. Stage ami bout of fice« Rate«. |i oo to |2.oo per day, Ameticau plan. NEW MANAGEMENT Especial attention to the cuisine department. C. C. CHIPMAN. Prop’r Netarts Camp Grounds Best Location on the Beach Good pasture, garden truck’ milk, butter. aJht feed for sale. Spring water at hand. Sheltered no« the wind. Right in front of the Sea Lion Rocks bathing. Everything made pleasant for visitors. D. R. HURLBUT, M axwell P lace . N etarts , O regon .
