ÉNCLISH--BUS NES?
Tl»e Fourth I m the most prominent day iu American history, and
the people of fiIlamook will celebrate 111 true American style.
July 4 Programme.
All
F qaknoon ,
1. Procession forms near M.Kinley
place in west end of town, at 9.30 aii<l
marching tn grove.
rived and is the finest ever shown in the city.
New line of clothing—new patterns in summer dress goods. The latest styles In bats.
Everything up to date.
Don’t
2. Music by the band.
forget that we are the leaders of Low Prices, in all lines of groceiies buying direct from manufacturers, which other retailers
3. Song, by choir.
4. Reading Declaration of Iinlepen
cannot do. Having our own wholesale house in Portland enables us to do so.
<lence by Claude Thayer.
Bring us your produce if you want the highest price for it. We will buy all the wool, hides and butter wa can get.
5. Song, Marching throgh Georgia
turn out and help us.
Cohn & Co. will be with you in flying colors
Their large stock selected for the Fourth of July trade
COHN & CO
HEADLIGHT X-RAYS
l-Uitrchhip ffhvonjih (Giorpiu
[New Version hh Sling by one of the Boys.J
Firework» Ht L hiii I/ h .
Bring along the bugle, boys, ami let our children see,
How we made her jingle in eighteen-eixty-thrue,
How we followed Sherman iu his campaign to the sea,
While we were marching through Georgia.
The parson will try preaching.
Hous« to rent, apply to Geo. Elliott.
Fresh roasted peanuts at the bakery
CIIOHUB.
Meals furnished at the bakery on the
Fourth.
Hurrah! Hurrah! we we sound the reveille;
Hurrah! Hurrah! for the gallant battery,
The boys were always in the front until they reached the sea,
While we were marching through Georgia.
Schomberg’s creamery butter, nt the
Bakery.
The Maccabees meet
men hall
now
in
Wood
How we lost our money at the chuck luck game we played,
How we made our breast-works with shovels, pick and spade,
How we cleaned the chickena out at every place we stayed,
While we were marching through Georgia.
Dr. W. A. Wise will be at bis office
about July 10th.
Mrs. L L. Stillwell has gone to Mc
Minnville on a visit
This is a great fraternal town.
w e need is more lodge*
CHORUS .
I low we fooled the officers that came in late and green,
How we carried commissary in my old canteen,
I low we run the Pickets without ever being seen,
While we were marching thiough Georgia.
What
There is n letter in Tillamook post of
fice addressed to Christ
CHORUM
Refreshments on the picnic grounds
furnished by the bakery
I low we formed our skirmish line as we marched along,
How we thought of something else besides this good old song,
How we all skedaddled when we found the Rebs too strong,
While we were marching through Georgia.
C. H. Brown of North Yamhill, has
'been the guest of T. B. Handley the
past week
CHORUS
Farm near Spiague, Washington state,
to trade for Tillamook broperty. Apply!
nt this office.
Wanted—the address of Bent. Newton,
who married Mie. AdkillR. Pleas« sand
same to this office.
D. W. Gibson and wife of Sprague,
Wash., arc lu ie willi inteiitiom*.of locat
ing permanently.
Sand wishes, cakes, pies, hot coffee, at
the picnic grounds on the 4th.
Hee the
stand of Billy Knoell, the baker.
Wm. Olsen is moving the old restau
rant building to the rear of the Olsen
block, and will use it as a warehouse.
Some of those who have been owing
th« Headlight indefinitely should read
the long Hrli<*1e on the first^Mige, entitled
“The Pernicious credit system.’’
Sherman’s bummers wide awake and always on the dot,
In foraging for commiasary some of them got shot,
And every time a rooster crowed were making for tlm spot,
While we were marching through Georgia.
CHORUS
How we relished that ohi black coffee we made ns strong as ly ¿
We ate one old sow belly instead of chicken pie,
We flirted with the mesdames tome; how is that for high?
While we were marching through Georgia.
1. Plugugly parade marching through
streets and returning to grove.
2. Burlesque oration by Captain of
Pinguglies.
3. Balloon ascension.
4. Sack races
Wheelbarrow race.
6
6. Climbing grea-ed pole.
7. Foot race by boys and girls
3. Dancing on platform.
FULL ENGLISH COURSE.
FRENCH AND GERMAN.
BUSINESS BRANCHES.
BOOKKEEPING, SHORTHAND, TELEGRAPHY.
BOARDING PEPAkTAEMT'-LAUES
W m . G ads by ,
1701150
113 First St., Portland, Or.
Nate cur Pricea
Parlor Suite. 6 „>, «•». consKtnig of . sofa. 1 divan. 1 reception ehalr, 1 parlor ch.ir
' Jaunt roller, 1 laige easy chair, loll spnnu seats, upholstered iu silk tapestry • ■7 so
Parlor Suites ot five pieces, in tapestry
«0.00
Chamber Suites, ash, three pieces, bed, bureau and walhstaud
13.00
Grand Display of Fireworks.
Hotel Suites, bed, bureau and table,
10.00
1
Bed Springs, Ji s«, a oo. 1.75 and
1.50
School Report.
Wool Mattresses, 30 lb. each
* 00
liiningroom Suite* sidehoard, 6 chairs and extension table
«0.0.
Pupils of Long Prairie school who are
Solid Oak Brace Arm Chair »t oo: Kitchen Table, with extra drawers for kneading board etc.
distinguished for scholarship ami de- complete.
,.>.50. Ingrain Carpets, all wool and a yard wide, 60 cents per yard; same, part wool 30
portnient are, Millie Hart, Rachel Fletch- cents; Tapestry Brussels, 50cents.
all and Georgia Fletchall
VUrite tn ub , tell ub what you want, and we
Those neither absent nor tardy, Mag-
will
send
pictures and prices which will aatuniah you.
i gie Creery, Eddie Creecy, Rachel Fletcli-
! all, Myra Fletchall, Georgia Fletchall
, and Addie Fletchall .
McNAMER BROS., PROPRIETORS.
L. J. L amb , Teacher
E vening
School
Iteport.
South Prairie school district No. 2
Pupils who were neither absent nor
tardy during the term were, Arthur Ma-
I rolf, Ernest Lamb and Isaac Wells.
Pupils distinguished for excel!» nt
scholarship and dep irtment weie, Ella
Lawrence, Mamie Anderson, Florence
Ely, Hattie Maroff, Eva Lawrence, Eth
el Maroff, Mattie Lawrence, Mdvin
Lamb, E-iitli Ely, Henry Lowery, Edith
McCune ami Ernest Lamb.
O i .I ve L ynch , Teacher.
FOREST GROVE /IND TILLÆCDOOK
STAGE LINE
Via Wilson River-
Trip In IO hours.
Good accommodations on the road.
Inquire of T. U. or J. H. McNamer.
God bless our dear old comrades who have crossed the golden shore;
We miss their dear old faces; we do not sea them any more,
We’ll protect their wives and children when the wolf is at the door,
While the Grand Army stays together.
Till Sboard!
huge plank yard, rained about 8 feet
over the tide land, and will build an ad
dition for the planer, also a dock with
sheds, ami a drying shed
They expect
to do all thia work before Rawing for the
trade. Their marbhlery is is good work
ing order, ami they are arranging every
thing with refeiem-e to great ronven-
H. R. Ilays was elec ted as one of the
ien<‘e, ami will la* able to handle logs
delegates to the Head (’amp of Wood
When the Little Nestifcca people i want
and load ships with facility.
men which meets iu Denver In August
to do trading, they should come to Til-
Hs will represent the cmiips in Clatsop,
It will pay you to semi for Gadsby’s
lamook, where they can get goods as
Tillamook, Columbia, Washington and
He carries only
cheap, ami cheaper in maiiv iiistum rs, furniture catalogue.
Clackamas counties.
Mr. Hays will
leave (or the Willamette valley again the ' than in Sheiidau, besides saving the toll. the l»eat furniture, ati enormous assort
5th wheie he is engaged iu organising If they must trade outsole, they should ment iu every line, and sells it so you
travel the fieo Slab cieek road.
And, can pay the freight from Portland and
new camps
the citizens down there should never
The appropriation lor the Light House rest nor abandon theii tight until the save nearly half, beside« getting what
See his ad in this paper.
road is all expended, amt Mi A E
county court makes a fi-e ro»id from Lit you want
>ome
of
the
pi ices be quotes are aston»
tle
Nestuccu
to
Dolph
I
’
lie
»mt
<-»ems
Withers, the government superintendent
lie will *end you a ca’sl gue
lias returned to Portland
lie will Rec disposed to do the *elll•»« justice, .iml isheis
ommend that the timber be cut away we believe there will bo im hirlliei hesi with plcliiirs ami prices, ami you me
tor 1(M) feet oil the south aide of the road tation in granting it t » I.i t e N eliieca sure to do some trading with him if you
Some of the toll roads in get bi« calai rgtie. Mr. Giidsbv is relia
clear through. Tl.e road is tlnisluid and people,
can be easily ttaveled with a wagon to (his county should be flxtd up <>r made ble, ami he wants to build up a big trade
within one-half mile o( the Tillamook frat». The Three Rivers road is in a bail in rdlamook. It will only cost you a
river at Tom I into«** pises
There is condition also and the couit should al postal card to get hie large, illustrated
Ad trees. Win. Gadsby, 113
little wmk to do, however, ami it can Is* low no tolls to l>e colleited until the road catalogue
II is wonderful •el St. Put l la ml, Oiegon
completed in a few days, h will I* nee- is greatly improvnl
, Stillwell, Tillamook, Otygon
Will sell
I cheep for cash or will trade for other
property.
Only livery stable in the
town oi county
Large two story barns
room for thirty head of horses, corral,
good two story residence, three lots, on,
main street, centrally located, g > with
the business.
t-f
There will be a regular Ma-
^aonic communication of Tilla-
^namook Lodge No. 57, A. F.
T a . M in the Masonic hail on
Mil-FHatu 1 dav night July 4
All
Egsa&Mip' Master Masoiisin good stand
ing are in vited to attend. Bv order e.f
W. M.
F. R. B lais , Src’y.
Chickens
Wanted at.
Cohn
Co’s.
They will
Pay the
Highest
Mai ket pi ice and
Want all t hey
('an gel.
They will
Buy your
Ro< »slurs.
A<lvertl*«*<l
on yj i 'll 'i
1A z\ ]->
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Ring us up by telephone from Portland or any point on line. Best fishing and finest scenery
in Oregon en route. Giant’frees. Leaping Cataracts.
AI h <*'> ii I c Notice.
CHORUS.
>eSÎS»
John H. McNamer, Driver.
1
Leaves Forest Grove Sundays, Tuesdays and A Leaves Tillamook on Mondays. Wednesdays
Thursdays at 6 A. M.
“and Fridays, catches 4 p. m. train for Portland,
CHORUS
While this march was going on in •ighteen-sixty-four.
The copper-heads they met in barns as oft they did before,
Declared the war a failme and fought the draft for more,
While we were marching through Georgia.
The best Jersey bull in the county can
CUORI H.
be found at I he stable of Geo. Elliott.
Single services $1, to insure $2 50, the |
season $2 00. For particulars inquire of >
essary to put the planking mi a small that the people in the south eml of the
Geo. EBiott.
bridge, and lay about 200 feet of coidu county have suffered sllch impositions so
Hr WI m I> hi upcurrcl tli«> »ervice» of I ,1(V
uie tide I iiik I h l.v TomliiiMoii’». patiently, ami
it seems forbearance
his brother to help with Ids work this And, oil this side Tillamook river, the would no longer be a virtue on their
summer
He recommends him to the plank road is laid from town to the new part. We suppose they get used to such
people as a competent dentist, and is mill, leaving only a few hundred yards a state of affairs and neglect to kick. If
willing to stand by his wmk.
4 t to be laid. Willi this complete, ami a they don’t kic k long ami hard however,
upon.
The Netarts mill, Hobart tk Bulky, ferry running across Tillamook river, i’ thrv will always ha imposed
have just started sawing an order for will be an a lay, slmrt drive to the light Some even think that the roads are as
300,000 feet of lumber for San Frem isci» house, sand spit, short Innich, Maxwell’s good as could he expected, but the fact
parties, and a schooner will be in soon beach or happy camp, ami by taking the is, it takes little or no work to keep the
Benschid load, the distance to Netarts roads in as good < midition as they are,
to < ariv the lumber to the city.
I hay is shorteneil by half. It will require and the rates of toll his excessive, and
Local Markets:— Eggs 10c., dairy but I only a few days work and very little ex-
considering the horrible condition, the
ter 20 cents per roll, creamery 25 cents,
1 . pense to complete the road, and it should people should m»t pay a cent of toll, and
<»bl potatoes 60 cents per bushel, new
be done at once, s<> that all the travel to . band together to carry the Flatter to the
potatoes $1.00 per bushel, wool H) rents 1 Netarts may go this way during the
! supreme court in «very instance.
The
per pound, honey in one pound sections 1 summer
bridges on the Baxter road are mere
I2*a cents
death traps ami should I>e condemned at
For tlie third time we remind the mer
Hie band deserves great credit for the chants here that the appropiiations for mice. The Little Nestucca people are so
enterprise it has shown in serving the improving Tillamook bay are now avail forbearing that they will soon lose the
public with good music at small cost
able. Quick and emphatic action must teapect of the balance of the county, es
The membeis me becoming quite profi be taken if we want the monev spent pecially considering that the outsiders,
cient with tlielr instiunionts and should here this summer. Il seems the people campers, are not chaiged ns much toll
hs the settlers.
It’s a wonder they don’t
I>• encouraged l»y the public.
here are too inferably alt w Io accept a
take the law in their own bands.
The wfilitia has left Astoria, mid all is i ' good thing when it is within their grasp,
quiet ns before. The fish are running ; i But they willingly devote all (heir lime
Dnvis Co. have their new mill in
light. The leading citizens and Non fighting tach other.
limning order, but are n<»t yet rutting
union fishermen petitioned the governor
They have sawed enough
Any person who wishes to purchase a for the trade
to take them away, and he saw his mis
good livery ami feed Imsitits*, with a t<» encloMp the strurtnre and to build
take. The Governor was lin|M)sed upon full line of buggies, vehicles and stock, eoine of the yard, and the approach from
badly.
the plank road
They will make a
can get a bargain by calling on L. L
Mr. W. Evans, the dyer and clothes
cleaner, is rustling for business, midis
getting 11 good deal of it
He is doing
good woik and at very low prices.
No
person able to do this kind of woik was
ever here before
II will pay you to
take your faded or shiny suits to Idm
by G. A. R.
6. < Oration A. W. Severance.
7. 1 Music by band.
8
1 Representation of the 13 original
states.
9. 1 Fife and Drums.
10. Song, choir.
11. Basket dinner by all.
A fternoon
OREGON
PORTLAND
has ar-
North Vamljill and Tillamoolç jetage Line!
The Cheapest, Shortest, Quickest and Best Route.
Carries the U.S. Mail.
TIME SCHEDULE FOR 1896.
L eaves N orth Y amhill
8:00 p. ni. L eaves T illamook ........................... 6:00 p. 111.
A hkivkh F airdale
. .lo.oo p. in. A rrives T kask
............................. 9:00 pm.
. ,6:oo a. tn. L eaves T rask
L eaves F airdale .
............. 6 00 a. m.
.4:00 p. in. A rrives N orth Y amhill ................. a:oo p. in.
A rrives T illamook
X
Stages start daily, except Sundays, from North Yamhill and Tillamook Stage connects with
.VjOtrnin in North Yamhill tor Portland. In coming f.oin Portland take 4.I5 p. in. train. Seal*
can be secured in advance by telephoning ft 0111 Portland, by calling at Messner’s livery barn in
North Yamhill, or at Aiderman hotel in Tillamook.
RWES OF FARE REDUCED TO $3 50.
Comfortable Coaohes, Careful Drivers, Good Hotels En Eioixte
P. H
MESSNER. Proprietor.
Letter R.1st.
TILLAMOOK CO.,
OREGON.
The following letters remain uncalled
for in the Post Oilice at Tillamook. Ore
gon, ami will be sent to the Dead I.el ter
Ollice in thirty days;
Mr. Frank Bond, .Willie Clint, E. E.
Hammock,
C. II. Purcell, Christ
Rtmtissen
iCET
Ths organization of the Woodmen's
Circle, or Grove, was perfected Inst Mon
day. The name adopted is Alder Glove
No. 22. Following are the officers ch< »sen
Worthy Guardian, Mrs. W. F. D. Jones;
Excellent Adviser, Miss Anna Holden;
Banker, Mis R R. Hays; Great Magi
cian, Mrs. Lulu Crenshaw; Attendant.
Mrs Win. Kimball; Inner Sentinel,
Mrs. Lawrence Johnson ; Outer Sentinel
Mrs. Miron Perkins; Physician Dr. J.
I) Kelly; Cletk, Miss. Lucia J. Hunt.
Managers, Mrs. A G Reynolds, Mrs.
F. R Beals and Mis Alma .Johnson
The Grove starts off with a membership
of 56, and two new members were taken
in. There was another meeting Wed
nesday night for conferring degrees and
other husinesa. All are taking a great
interest. There will be another meeting
next Wednesday night
D
Netarts Camp Grounds.
Best Location on the Beach
i
pasture, garden truck’ milk, butter, eggs, and
thodJ?na £’• Spring water at hand. Sheltered from
front of the Sea Lion Rocks Good
Oath.ng. Everything made pleasant for visitors.
D. R. HURLBUT,
M axwell P lace .
N etarts , O regon .
Reduced Fares!
$6
$3.50
ROUND TRIP
ORE
Wil
Astoria and
Tillamook.
pacific [\lavigatioq Company
- ----- Will Run The-------
wm
k
Steamer W. H. Harrison,
or R. p. Elmore,
” v'ery fir. d*^r “»•*«»*'b»lw«n A.Iori. .nd TUl»n>~A <
ELMORE, SANBORN & Co.. A.tori., or COHN 4 CO.,
Tillamook. At»»