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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1896)
Every Member Attentioq! of the family INHERE IS no easier in turn <1^*1 he date opposite your name «printed on the margin of your paper or on the wrapper indicute» th? time your subscription expires, and you are iuvited to renew ut that time. All papers sent to parties outside the county are promptly discontinued when their time expire» and six mouths' arrearage is the limit within the couuty. In stopping your subscripton, it « n«.—«»ary first to pay all arrearage« or surer Waits way to reach his or her Lhelr pocket Chance to John Smith books*»- Read This Paper TILLAMOOK, OREGON, TH U RSDA Y, J U LY 2. 1896 $1.50 Per Year qu6 The foregoing shows the style of the ad dresses. The large figure six at the light in dicates the year, that is i 8« j 6. A large seven at the right would indicate 1097, or a five would in dicate 1895. The other figure» denote the day of the mouth, and the month is indicated in small type. A cross mark in blue pencil indicates that you are away behind and should pay up. professional cards . THE PERNICIOUS CREDIT SYSTEM pVIP WILEY, M. I)., PHYSICIAN, SURGEON ANO ACCOUCHEUR, All cr II s promptly attended to T1LI.AMOOK, ORE IT IS UNDERMINING OUR PROSPERITY. This is our Platform Everytime J 0. KELLY, M. 1). Honest Goods for Sound Money I PlIYSICtAN ANI> SvittlHON, Operative surgery a speelalty. Office in th house formerly occupied by Dr. Wiley. TILLAMOOK. OK. yy J. MAY, attorney - at - law , Either Gold, silver or paper will do in exchange for the best clear Havana and Domestic cigars to be had in the city. Customers purchasing our cigars will have no sectional differences to over come and will always be in shape to hand a friend, The Fiqegt Cigars Made in Hqg Country TILLAMOOK. OREGON. Our fight for supremacy in tlis cigar business of Tillamook does not “come JJ. J. D aly . (O scar H aytkr . off’’ every four years, but is and has been DALY & HAYTER, “going on” right along with the most satisfactory results to consumers who attorneys at law , appreciate quality, uniformity mid su perb handwork that constitute the truest DALLAS, OREGON test of excellence. PLAUDE THAYER, TILLAMOOK, OREGON. W. SEVERANCE, aitorney - at law , Stoves, Tinware, MISCELLANEOUS, Cutlery, B ANKof Farm Machinery, Wagons, C. & K. THAYER Loggers Supplies. TILLAMOOK, OltKGoN. Tillamook, Oregon. «'-•'Hardware. ntSH'ishing Tackle anil Ammunition. ECLIPSE BICYCLES»»« Ag’ts for the G. W. KIGER, DEALER IN i— Exchange and looney ^ecuritie^. *- the test. Opposite Bank, Tillamook ------ P lu ^ bijms D one . ALFRED WILLIAMS Collections Receive Careful and Prompt Attention. DRUGGIST BAY CITY, OREGON. I * ► ► BARBER 3 I HOT ANO COLD BATHS > IN CONNECTION Shaving, Hair Cutting. Shampool ng Firçt Cla^ iq EVe^y particular1 ^ mook BREAD l’ies and cakes, fresh every day. French candies. Freeh home made candies. New supply of fruit» and vegetables by every boat. , ICE CREAM „^Restaurant in ^¡Connection. ILL1NERY ••».„„M ess -M akim Mis» L J Ruggles and Mrs Johnson have a first Hass millinery store and dress making es- Abllshment. I-a test styles in millinery. Tillamook, Ore. The Launch “Irene." Si Leaves Fearnskle’s wharf daily at s a m and Joshes at all points on the bay. leaving Garr bald! about i p. m. for Tillamook. Special trips *beu desired LAWREHCE JOHISOI, Priprlitir. OREGON TILLAMOOK, CHA£. pETE^Ofl, 1 < * : : ◄ I 4 prescription^ I ► Carefully ► ► ► ► ►► 1 Day of plight. 1 FULL STOCK OF DRUGS, PATENT ► MEDICINE, DRUGGIST,S Compounded ► ► ► ► ► ► ►► •Á NBWB. [From the Ocean Wave. I MATTERS OF INTEREST TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC. \Ve are getting tired of talking of the Messrs. Wm. Bewley, Geo. Sunder Hurrah for the 4th of July I and Mr. Boyd each cameover from prosperity of thia community, while our land I John Malaney, Sr. of Ocean Park, was Sheridan Wednesday, with a wagon in the city this week . energy is kept up on such a small diet | load of hotel goods for Mrs. Savage, who Wm. Farmer and wife, of Nestucca, keep hotel in Woods in the future. It is about time to quit vaunting our will i were in the city week local thrift when only a few lilen seem The residence of L. G. Porter at W. B. Morgan of Los Angles, Cal., is Park was burned down Tuesday, to pay their bills promptly and regular- Ocean ’ but a portion of ids household goods in the city on business. ly. There is a disposition to put it off, , were saved. 'The fire is supposed to The North Yamhill stage line has have started from a defective flue. and put it off, indefinitely. I careful and safe drivers Mr. G. II. Page, of Neskowin, was in Men who are able and who could rus Born, to Fred Stoddard and wife Sun Wednesday. He says the new day, June 28, a daughler tle up the money, neglect to do it. They town 1 Slab creek road is now open for travel say "Oh, liain’t I good? Well, if you and , J. II. Bridgeford and family returned several wagons have already passed can’t wait on me a litlle, I’ll do my bus- over , it. This gives the people of Slab from the the Valley lost week creek and vicinity an outlet to the val i Ex-Governor W. W. Thayer has been ley, and is a much nearer route than to here on business the past few days. ' come around by the Little Nestucca. It II. Schollnuyer, the Nehalem consta 1 is the only free road in Tillamook coun ( ty open at the present time; is compara ble, recently elected, was in the city this week. , tively level, and can be made a good S. C. Foster, of Trask river, who road. bought the McCain place, was in the C. M. Gage and W. A. Johnson caught city this week. a i halibut while out sea fishing Tuesday, The H eadlight has suspended p»l \ - that weighed 64 pounds It was caught al a depth of about 150 feet and about ment, and will resume when somebody ' two miles from shore. It has "been begins to pay up known for a number of years that there Hon. T. II. Tongue, congressman were halibut in that particular place, elect, has been in this city the past few but there has been little fishing for days on business. I them . It has been denied by some that Alfred Letcher, the jeweler, has been they were there but the fact that some 1 are frequently caught proves beyond a visiting and rusticating in the Willam give credit indiscriminately and exist doubt | that there is a halibut hank off ette valley lately. long? There needs to be a radical re this beach. I). B. Johnson, a brother of Dr. II. V. V. Johnson, has been here on business form right in this community. Some Dolph School Report. ihe past few days who are now accumulating nothing and Telephone No 7. fjeiieiRl Banking «ltd Exchange business Interest paid on time deposits. Exchange on England, Belgium, Germany, tivedeii and nil foreign countries. NKSTVCCA TILLAMOOK NEWS ITEMS iness with some other man.*’ And, many think that because it is only a small amount tlrffiv may wait forever. There are also a large number here who are willing to contract debts India- criminately in all directions, and never calculate on tlieir ability to pay. Some of these have pro|>eiiy, but are sure to lose it. The credit system is killing the town It will result ill the ruin of ninny who try to pay promptly. A few people are trying to carry a great many, and a col- lapse is sine to come. How can a merchant or business man ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, ; serve the sympathy of all their neigh bors and friends. The services took place at the ceme tery, on Johnson’s hill, the 28th, con ducted by the writer. B. C. T abor . NOTIONS, TOILET AR TICLES, ETC., ALWAYS ON HAND. Instruments Opposite Bank Building Reduction in Lumber. Henceforth until further notice the prices of lumber will be as follows. Rough Lumber S 8 per M 12 »» Shiplap 18 Rustic 20 Flooring After 30 days lOper cent interest will be charged on all bills. Tillamook Lumbering Co squHinleiing everything would begin to be prosperous if they were forced to pay their bills as they go. The business men here should organ- ixe ami adopt a system and severe reg ulations regarding the credit habit. They should demand frequent and reg ular settlements and refuse to deal with those who are too careless to comply. So far we have not mentioned the professional dead heats in this article They deserve no mercy at all. They should be blacklisted and refused credit in every case. Every merchant and business man in the county should have a printed list of the dead beats, »nd it should be corrected ami added to as oc casion should require. Some people who are bumming tlieir bread, board, beer, whiskey, clothes, to bacco and hardware should be shut off entirely and be forced to labor a little. Make them stand tlieir share of the burden of sup|>orling the community, or drive them out of the county. There are people here who know no limit ill contracting a store bill, doctor bill, printing bill, lawyer’s bills, livery | bills, whiskey hill, or any other kind of bills. . The storp kee|>er should demand Home money as he goes along, the lawyer should make a man put up » good re tainer if he wants to go to law, the doc tor would have less running about to do if people knew he intended to have his pay in a reasonable time, there would be less whiskey drank and more profit to the saloon keeper if a few bums were cut off, and as far as the printing busi ness is concerned, the H kaiii . iuii T prom ises to be note strict than ever from this on. Our business must be mostly cash henceforth, and we hereby give notice that we sliall pay no bills (cannot) until somebody pays us, and that we shall do no more credit business until we get some that is due us. There are many things that a linn can do without quite well, ami if he can't pay for it, let him do without it, as many of us do. There are people here who wear pret ty good clothes slid live in pretty good houses, who look with contempt on the plain »nd hslf.worn-out garments, and humble habitations of oUiers—yet these l>etter kept people are in debt to those who are living plainer and paying their debts A little slinking up in this di rection here will do good, and we pro- poM to keep »baking until something is accomplished. . Died. Mr. mid Mr« A. O. and Anna Well», on the 26th inat. lout tlieir only surviv ing child, little Violet, a babe a little over three mouth» old. Tide is the third child they have laid awsy within the last few year«, and this broken hearted, young couple, return to their home on Pleasant Prairie, no more to bear the prattle of tliair little babe, but Io en dure their solitude. • They truly de- For the month beginning May 17, and ending June 11 : ' Total number of pupils enrolled 12; average daily attendance 9. 1 Pupils who were neither absent nor tardy, and whose names are placed on the roll of honor are: Arthur Hill, Sophia Baxter, Irving Hill, Roy Faul- coiier, Fleeta Hill. M innie N elson , Teacher. If you owe anybody, especially if you owe the H eadiigiit , read the Hist arti cle on this page. Royal Stillwell lias returned from the Columbia. He reports the run of lisi) very light at present. Mrs Sturgeon ciCrlies a fine the latest styles of millinery. new goods just received . J. A. Simmons and Fred Sappington of North Yamhill have been here on Anton Resch has gone to Portland to business the past few days. meet his wife who left Germany the 1st B R. Freeland, the dentist, has gone of the month. to Woods, hut will return on the 1st, The Chitwood road is opened now for after w hich he will practice dentistry travel. Four wiigdns have passed over her« for a time . it. Like all new roads, it is rough, and Woodmen should I urn out next Fri teams should not he heavily loaded to day night. Important business on hand. get through Io the bench. There will The order will march in the 4th of July be some gates to pasa through but none parade the following day of them are toll gales, only private gates The Indian War Veterans are to be on private roads, where the county road given the place of honor in the celebra is not opened on thy survey. tion on the 4th All who wish to march --------------------------- X At the mass meeting for the bimetallic should call on ('apt. Stillwell. Hint» Creek New». people last Saturday, the following del egates were chosen for the state conven tion : W. Raleigh, Frank Linville, Geo tlntchcroft and Prof. Walker. Owing to the busy season there was only a small attenuance, hut those there were in earnest. Ami, some are waiting to see who the democrats, populists ami silver party nominate before they take a stand. It will be hard to get even the free silverites on this coast to vote for a free trade man, and many hold back ou that account. It is feared by many that the free silver party may be asked to endorse a free trade democrat, ami the people have no confidence now in the democratic party and do not want any mere free trade. Free «liver ami free’rude are diametrically oppcAile Protection and free silver will work hand in hand. We prefer McKinley by all odds to a “tariff reform’’ democrat. Il will pay you to Me the < al.itliiimp- ians on the 4th The captian will make a speech to the hosts assemble<l al the grove about 3 o’clock P. M. on the 4lh. J. B. I)elsm:ir, of Portland, formerly of Nebraska, is here looking around with the intention of locating. Mr. Pelsmar will probably bring a colony here to settle. Some have thought the advertisement fora balloon ascension here on the 4ili is a fake. We have it from the Commit tee that there will bean actual balloon ascension by Pi of. Spofford. R R. Hays, who was out attending grand lodges and Woodmen meetings has returned. While out he bought a bicycle, and he rode the aniHial home via Wilson tivei . Who’ll a thought it! John Wright, the driver on the moun tain relay of the North Yamhili stage line arrived Monday on a Mjanhil trip to A number of creainaryinen and «lftiry this city bringing in ('apt. Geo. Hunt, men were out Inst Swtunlay Io otgHiiise t 4 . . 1 « .1 1 si 0» the Light House, who «¡»«nt S uik I hv the Dairy Institntue. but Ihe bimetal- - . ..... . . .. , flailing on the Trask * lists were in |iosseesion of the court i house until the dairymen beiame scat The baker brought' n tlnniMaml tin tered. There was an unintentional borne t»thia city last week, Mini their clash in the dates of the two meetings shriek is like unto thnt of h lost rHven. As soon ns (tolitii'S sett Is down slid other ur H dying b,m cat. Life I imh been imide local fights are adjusted, another meet hideous, mid nil the sinnll boys in town ing will be called, and it is expected Ixejfle» the men, have been blowing the that a professor from the state agricul pestiferous born*. We huve h list of tural college, of Corvallis, will l>e pres imiiies of all those who blew the squrtk- ent to assist. ing nioiMhpi& es, end we shall probably have them a it ex ted. That was Doc. Linton’s l*ear that There I* a greet profusion of straw- climlxl Cohn’s flag pole Linton paid a Nelialemite |20 foMhe stuffed bruin l*rries these days. Imtli home pr.slui ts They are offe.ed skin, and had it atored in Tuttle A and outside prmluets Cary’s ware house, waiting for an op- v,rJ' cheap, and hardly an hour pusses portunity to take him te Wooda. The in 1» thè the foreiioon foremon of erteU each <lny day bui but what wliat rat» and'iuice nested in thè »tuffi ng, l*opl* are called m llie iloor by straw- and thè dog» treed thè rodenti lliere berry |*'ldlers. . The I he H Ile eadlight un.miri has bit» enough strawberries to last a month Tliis alermed hi» benreliip, end lie ran What we want is chickens, clams, crabs 1 aulii lite doga clntaed liim up a pola. , oysters, deep sea fish and cord wood Good butter will be taken on aubecrip- Steamer Harrison arrived Saturday I lion also.
