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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1896)
I I' Every Member Attention! of the Family ’pHERE IS no easier or surer way to reach their pocket- books* in turn Waits his or her Chance to Read This Paper ®llamoolt date opposite your name printed on the margin of your paper or on the wrapper indicates the time your subscription expire«, and you are invited to renew at that time. All papers sent to parties outside the county are promptly discontinued w hen their time expires and nix months' arrearage is the limit within the county. In stopping your Nul»t>cript>»n, it «» >>**'-*«»ary first to pay all arrearage« gufl John Smith TILLAMOOK. OREGON. TH U RSDAY. J U LY 16. 1896. $1.50 Per Year slipwa the — style of ---- the — ab The foregoing u ------ ------- , -- — dresses. The large figure six at the right in- dicates the year, , Th.t'i» iSuk. A large seven at that la 1896. the right would indicate 1897, or a five would in dicate ¡895. The other figures denote the day of the month, 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. PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND ACCOUCHEUR, All calls promptly attended to TILLAMOOK, ORE. j D. KELLY, M. D. P hysician and S urgeon , Operative surgery a specialty. Office in th house formerly occupied by Dr. Wiley. TILLAMOOK. OR. L. BROOKS, ATTORN e Y-AT-LA W, Office Sturgeon Block, G enerai . A rthur TILLAMOOK, OREGON.. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, ON SALE ALL OVER THE L'NITED STATES. TILLAMOOK, OREGON. J J. J. D ai . y . (OSCAR HAYTER. J)ALY & HAYTER, Okimook H cips SOLE AGENTS ATTORNEYS AT LAW, DALLAS, OREGON Telephone No 7. Next to Bank. TILLAMOOK. OREGON. P. 0. Box 123. (« LAUDE THAYER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, TILLAMOOK. OREGON. . W. SEVERANCE, * B • AITORNEY-AT LAW, TILLAMOOK, w irrant given him by the court, he will have to make return the first of Septem ber, so he will begin levying on or be- ; fore the 1st of August in order that he may have lime to do the advertising , This is something new for Tillamookers PASSING EVENTS CONCISE. and will cause some lively rustling the next two weeks. It makes a lot of hard LY CHRONICLED unpleasant work and extra expense for Wood wanted on subscription at this the sheriff, for which he will receive no extra pay, but owing to the dilatory office. manner in which the the taxpayers are Quite a number of campers are begin i coming in, it was thought necessary to ning to arrive. enforce the law. Clark Hadley and Abe Colin got the Some good rustler who will take a last Victor bicycle at Lamb’s. sample machine and canvass this county Strawberries are very scarce now. i can secure the agency for the While The di v weatlisr cut them short. sewing machine, one of the very best The people here should guard care j made, ami the company has arrange ments whereby such person can get con fully against fire these dry times. siderable advertising for the machine Go to Tuttle A Cary’s ami telephone free of charge to the agent. As there is for repairs if your mowers or rakes break no sewing machine agency in the coun J. A. Munroe has purchased the ty, this is an excellent opportunity, con launch Irene and will run her as usual. sidering the good reputation of the 1 White sewing machine. A sample ma Jerry Lewallen and wife, of Helio, chine may be seen at the H iadligh T were in this place Saturday on business. office. Prof. .1 M. Garrison, of Forest Grove, This town has slept until it is now too a writing maslor, is here giving lessons. late to get much done on the harbor im A free lunch will be served at the provements this year, though there is meeting of the Woodmen next Friday $17,000 available. Such lack of enter night. prise is inexcusable. A few first class funerals would be advisable, speaking Care and experience ns well as driqs in the language of the Astoria Herald. are used in filling prescriptions nt Stur Some of those who are dead should be geon’s buried ai.d some new life introduced in Sturgeon’s drug store for Jewelry, sil- to the community. If there aren’t a lol ! verware, stationery, toilet articles, pat- of men here posing among the living 1 ent medicines and prescriptions. who are actually dead, they are coma Our energy About 20 passengers came in on tlie tose or sleeping soundly. j Harrison Saturday, among them several seems wasted lighting each other. LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS QAVID WILEY, M. D., OREGON. MISCELLANEOUS. Stoves, Tinware, Cutlery, Farm Machinery Wagons, Loggers Supplies. > settlers brought here by Father Schell. Nawitka. Prof. D. II. Thomas, principal of the I public schools of Forest. Grove, has been A good story is told in the Pacific i rusticating at the Alderman for some Lumber .Journal. In 1865 when men time. were scarce, an engineer of one of the Joe Richardson and Nate Roberts aie Sound mills struck for higher wages, again niniiing the steamer Girtie, the and quit. The foreman, Mike Drew, I sale to Mr. Porter, of Woods, failing to started out to get a man at any hazzard, materiaiize bo lie tackled the first flat-headed Si wash The silverites and populists hold their he met ami soon had a bargain made. conventions on the same date in St. The Indian didn’t know very much | Louis, but in different buildings. They about an engine, and Mike, who was will probably ncminate the same mir.i rather rusty in Chinook, substituted a few English words, and the following It will take a little money and work conversation ensued : to complete the road 80 team« drive to Mike—Mika tickee mamook. Netarts via Tomlinson's. There should Siwasli—Icta mamook? be no further delay as the summer will Mike—Mamook pi re kcekqnilee copa i soon be gone. kittle? Stand the teat. Notice Gadaby’s a«l in this paper, Siwasli—Cnnsic Mika pay? prices you never dreamed of before Mike—let dollar pe ict sun. Opposite Batik, Send for his illustrated catalogue of fur Siwasli—Ilyas close. Tillamook ------- niture ami carpets. Address, Win. Mike—Well, liiack cliahco copa mill. Gadsby, 113 1st. St. Portland, Ore. When Mike and the native arrived at A few parties here who own snia 1 the mill »team was pretty low and there boats have made a pool and will offer a was a lack of waler in the boilers. This reward of $25 for information that will being remedied, Mike gave the Indian lead to the arrest and conviction of any the following instructions: Mike—Mika cunitux mamook delate one who steals an oar, rowlock, or ill livas skookum pire. anyway molests a small boat. Siwasli—Nawitka. The sheriff is obliged to go to levyii g Mike—Mika cunitux pump? upon personal property soon, ami all Siwasli—('lonass nawstkii. should get their taxes paid before July Mike—Mika naiiich ocook glass? TILLAMOOK, 25 in order to save additional cosis, and Siwasli—Nawitka. i the costs are quite heavy when personal Mike—Mika nnnicli chuck midlit«? Siwasli—Nawitka. FULL STOCK OF | property is attached for taxes. Mike—Well liyaa close, suppose inika The dairyman here are greatly en- DRUGS, PATENT couraged at the rise in butter. The quanisome mamook delate skookum dry weather has cut feed short, and in pire, pe quanisome close nnnicli pump. MEDICINE, DRUGGIST.S stead of the Oregon market being over Pwq mini some close nanicli glass. Ilyas stocked with California butter, Oregon close, suppose chuck quaniaunie midiite sitknni copa glass. Suppose chuck NOTIONS, TOILET AR is sending butter down there. cliahco saclile« halo steam. Suppose Sam Downs says that he and Mrs chuck cliahco keekquilee delatemamook TICLES, ETC., ALWAYS Downs have made 2500 pounds of butter poo pe conawa, liyas rockrhit, pe inika from 22cows since April 1st, and that a go to h—1 in a minute. Mika cunitux? ON HAND. few of the cows did not come in until Siwasli—Nawitka. I later, lie uses a hand separator and Mike—Well, all right then, d—n you, says it will pay every farmer who has pitch in . 20 cow« to get one. The Si wash went at it, and all the Opposite Bank Building There are more bicycles in the town mill hands carried parachutes for a few than anyo'ie would suspect the people days so they could drop gently in case l>eiiig able to pay for. There are two or the Injun blew the institution into the three bikes leaning against the curb- sky. However, in a short lime a new I stone at every corner, and men, women engineer was secured and the Siwasli and children in every slags of learning returned to his former occupation— to ride may b« «ten wobbling along the digging clams. streets TUTTLE & C'A RY, C. & E. THAYER General Banking and Exchange business. Interest paid on time deposits. Exchange on England, Belgium, Germany, «—•’Hardware Fishing Tackle anil Ammunition, ...ECLIPSE BICYCLES «"■ liweden and all foreign countries. PLupiBijMS D one . Tillamook, Oregon. ALFRED WILLIAMS G. W. KIGER DEALER IN Exchange and looney ¡Securitieg. OREGON Collections Receive Careful and Prompt Attention. BAY CITY, OREGQN. pregcriptiong Carefully BARBER Compounded Î HOT AND COLD BATHS ! I IN CONNECTION J Shaving, Mair Cutting, Shanapoolng First ¡g Every particular va MO ok BREAD Pies and cakes, fresh every day. French candies. Fresh home made candies. New supply of fruits and vegetables by every boat. ICE CREAM ^Restaurant in ^Connection. lypLLlNERY ••«.....D ress -M aking Miss L J. Ruggles and Mrs Johnson haj« • fir<t class millinery store and dress making e*- abllshment. Latest styles in millinery. Tillamook. Ore. Day or flight. 1 4 : Instruments Reduction in Lumber. Henceforth until further notice the prices of lumber will be as follows Rough Lumber S 8 per M. 12 W V Shiplap 18 n Rustic 20 h Flooring After 30 days lOper cent interest will be charged on all bills. Tillamook Lumbering Co Pre»i4«nt. S— » REMARK’S REGARDING THE GREAT CONTEST. Win. J. Bryan, of Nebraska, teceived the democratic nomination for presi dent, and IL M. Sewall was selected for vice-president. Bryan was born in Illi* no'i a little over 37 years ago and is the youngest man who was ever honored in a like manner in the history of this country. He is very brilliant, remark ably eloquent, and attracted tention during the four years member of congress. He is a vocate of free silver and is by great at he was a strçng ad all odds (he strongest candidate the democrats could have selected, and he is is sympa thy with the people. The worst feature he has to contend with is the general distrust of the democratic party, caused by their last administration, and the fear that he entertains tariff views in common with the democratic party If the populists endorse him, it will be a hard fought contest, if not, he doesn’t stand a gost of a show of election. It is doubtful if the populists do it. Sewall, of Maine, is an old antedeluvian demo crat who was nominated because the convention wanted to go as far east as possible to get a candidate for vice-pres ident. A large number of the eastern democrats withdrew from the conven tion and may nominate a ticket of their o« II . Too many broken promises to suit the people. There are too many pap-suckers in politics. Yon gold bug democrats how do you like the ticket? Populists will not play second fiddle to a waning party . Now, watch Hill and (lie eastern dem ocrats support Bryan! No doubt Bryan deserves a much bit ter fate than he will get. To be engulfed by the dems, is more than the pops, will aland. The democratic convention has bet tered McKinley's chances. It's a pity the gold bugs didn’t contiol the democratic convention. It is not probable the populists will endorse the democratic nominee People ¡ear that some of I he eastern politicians have strings on Bryan The populists are likely to cast more votes than th« democrats this year. The democratic convention probably means a division oi the silver forces. Uncertainty is what hurls. Tariff tinkering was worse than the reduction. if Bryan was nominated independent of any combination with the east he de serves t redit. When the »ilverites and populiets hold their convention« nt Kt. lamia oil the 22ml there will be more fur flying People call better make up their minds how to vote after they hear the reault of the Kt. ¡ami< conventions next Wed nesday. If all who profess to believe ill fr e silver are sincere, there will be no tin e lost in getting together. United we stand, etc. The deme, are on the decline and tl e p ips. are on the increase. The pope, surely will not follow a hearse through the campaign. Most frse silvsr republicnna will hesi tate to support a free trade democrat or any other kind <A a free trade crat, ist, tion, ism, or iktah. Wonder if the pops, will be fools enough to support Bryan liecause the The following pupils have been democrats promise that Teller will be neither abaent nor tardy during the made secretary of the treasury. school month eliding Inly 3, 1H66: If the pop». should endorse Bryan, it Carrie, Cora, Mattie, Marie, Frank would be an interesting race, though anti Ever«'le Wells, lleiberl Parsons, with little show of success, If the com- Bert Shotwell, Claude Shotwell, tiny bination should succeed the victory Shotwell, William L>*e, Juddie l.ee and will lie barren. Caple» Mattliieu. The democrats took the beet and M. C. M xtthiku , Teacher. strongest man in their party, but as they went out of their party for a plat form they should have gone out for Tlio»e who wore badges on the 4th ! their man. and forgot to return them are kindly re If the people could be convinced the quested to leave them with ma or bring democrats would get in and enact free tlivin to Ilia lodge room. coinage at once, the party might gel By order of Camp. votes, but the people are afraid they O. Ham, Clerk. will tinker with the question Iwoor ' three years, and then make a botch of it. The people dietruet the old partie» Traak Hehool It has been the custom of many to de lay ¡»eying taxes as long as possible, and in order to have the use of the money longer, pay the 5 ¡>er cent penalty. The county court has been looking up the law ami finds that the sheriff is oblige«! tocolle« t wherever Im can find personal pro|>erty, ami that in no case can real estate be ad ver li se«l or sold f«>r taxes when the delinquent has persons! prop- erty. The court argue« that the county had just as well have the use of the money as anybody, and that it ran get its work «lone chea|«er for rash, thereby making a great saving, l>esi«les a tax sale or tax deed is not valid if land is sold when there is ¡»ersohal property availa ble. As a consequence the sheriff will l»e kept busy next month levying on j personal property, and according to the POLITICAL SCINTILLATION Kaport.
