Tillamook headlight., July 16, 1896, Image 4

M c NAMER
The Situation.
It looks very much as if the free silver
Local Prices—Eggs
, dairy butter
20 cts. per roll, or 13J$ cents per pound
in kegs, creamery 30 cents per roll, new
potatoes JI per bushel, chittim bark 1
cent per pound, honey in 1 lb. sections
12}4 cents, comb honey in bulk 10 cents.
Over 200 cases of glass fruit jars, stored
overhead ill Cohn’s warehouse took a
tumble one day last week.
The joists
broke, and Abe Cohn, Dave Pierce, and
Myron Trowbridge, who were working
to brace the swaying joists, were buried
beneath the debris of boxes and crushed
glass. Strange to say all escaped ser­
ious injury, though Mr. Pierce was bad­
ly scratched about the face and other­
wise bruised
About 25 per cent of llie
jars was broken.
Renders will
please observe that we have refrained
from heading this item ‘'Great Fall in
a
Glassware—Comes Down
With
Crash.”
HILI B REJECTED
I. I" Smith’« claim for prowcuting A
bros ., P roprietors .
FOREST GB0VE-
TILLÆCDOQK
Jolmton.
Dr. Wiley’s bill for «HemUnce on
republicans will vote for Mckinley and
Marion Walling was continued.
protection, laying aside their views on
Trip In IO hours.
John H. McNamer. Driver.
bills ALLOWED
Via Wilson River.
the financial question for the time being.
|266 66
J II Jackson, sheriff
For Exchange :—Four lots, (>> block
7 50
If the opposition had consolidated on a
Good accomniodatl"»» on the road.
$4.00
A M Auelin, surveying
100 00 Inquire of T. C. or J. H. McAanier.
H F Good«peed, dep’y sheriff’
free silver protectionist, the result might close in, six blocks from center of town,
!... Tneadav. allda Leave» Tillamook on Mondays. Weduend...
good location, will be exchanged for
266 66
T II Goyne, clerk
l eave» Forest Grove Sundajs, me .
faH,i m iilay», catches 4 P-ni train fm I'mtUi.a
have been different.
The H eadlight
good team and wagon, or two of tl>e lot»
204
00
Thursday»
al
6
A.
M.
A T White, Resend 11 £
will probably follow suit with republi­ will be exchanged for lumber and labor
17
85
J II Juckeon, boarding Purdy
cans of the same tendencies ami support sufficient to build small house on other
.... fro
....... ,
or any point
25 00
Hinn us „„
up by ...„„I
telepnoiie
irom
lngCglarKt
s. on tin«. Best fishing and finest
E E Selph, dist atty
in Oregon en rout. . ................ *■ ’
t-f
two
)he ticket of the grand ol<! party.
2
00
A M Austin, surveying
100 00
Turn Coates, deputy elk
Prof Garrison will meet the primary
41 74
portion of his writing class each day at
J Barker, treasurer
6 OO
10 A. M. for extra drill
The regular I
L
B
Alley,
com
to
The people of Nehalem are anxious
12 90
Truckee Lum Co, for Morey
class will meet at 2 P. M. each day, and
get a good road up the beach to Astoria.
18 00
E F Lyster, boarding fucker
the special adult class will meet at 7:30
Li m burger cheese at the Bakery.
There hasn’t been a great deal of road
3 00
L P Smith, teachers ex
in the evening. This is done to give the
making
on
the
Nehalem,
and
that
sec
­
Several Yamhillians are in the county.
9 00
greatest possible benefit to the pupils.
RGHuff
tion deserves a good outlet. The people
6 00
Schomburg’s creamery butler at the
Josie Petre
”
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Make sure of a shade in the afternoon of the south end of the county have two
33 33
Bakery
L P Smith, school supl
outlets,
one
via
Dolph
and
one
via
the
of life by securing a membership in the
The Cheapest, Shortest, Quickest and Bc»t Route.
12 00
Everybody hereabouts has wheels in Washington Life Association. $1000 to Slab creek road. The people of Nehalem F Long, for Morey
Carries the U.S. Mail.
90 17
Truckee
Lum
Co,
lumber
his head.
$5000 is paid to members. W. S. Elkins, have none except to Tillamook city,
18 55
Tuttle & Cary, hardwaie
SCHEDULE
1896
If there
Mart Bush, of California, is in the city general district manager is at the Allen and the south end has that
55 <M)
S Weaver, road «up
6:oo p. m
8:00 p. m. L eaves T illamook
house for a few days only. This is no was a good road down the beach from
on business.
38
33
L
eaves
N
orth
Y
amhill
........................ 9:00 pm’
..10:00 p. m. A rrives T hahk
Seaside, a great many coasters would H eadlight , ballots etc
A rrives F airdale
L
eaves T rask
6 00 a. tn
foreign catch but a home Investment.
.
.6:00
a.
111.
4 00 L eaves F airdale ........
100 kegs of huttar wanted at once. See
. j:Oo p. Mt
4:00 p. in. A rrive « N orth Y amhill
come to Nehalem beach, thereby helping Cohn & Co, nails
A rrives T illamook
15
00
The
parties
who
have
promoted
the
Cohn about it.
.................
I.:“.... nd lillamook. Stage connect« with
1 1
‘iiiiKlivs from North
Yamhill
that section of the county. It seems al­ M Dygerl, blanks
Sl.me-~ta1Tda1lv.exe.
tsml.».^^
Itl coming
c,„nin
g from
i.om a Portland
Portlnnd take
tnke 4;<<s p.
. tn. train.
......... Seals
....
In
6 00
campaign sheet have announced from
W B Smith, election returns
so that Astoria is the best market for
^"^'"¿cürrfinnd™
me
by
teleph...,in,
li
...»
Portland,
by - c.ll.nfi nt Messner's livery * —
ban, -«JI
i„
The Aiderman hotel is having a big
aavance
u.v
it-icpuy
•
.......
-.
6 20 Nolm Ä "r at
time to time that it is the “only straight Tillamook cattle and has been for years. IT Maulsby
”
”
al Alderman
Aldern,an hotel 111
in T.llnmook.
1 illaniook.
run of business.
5 00
republican sheet,” but the present ma­
J
M
Johnson,
cleaning
C
H
RATES OF FARE REDUCED TO $3 50.
The present trail is very hard for cattle or
$18 00
Some excellent road work has been nipulators of it encouraged the Parson
CoacH«», Careful Drivera, Good Hotels En Rout«
pack horses, and the road up the beach A M Austin, surveying
p R MESSNER_ proprietor.
done just nor eh of town.
91 97 Comiortsbie
to make it populist. As that failed to
would be of great help in driving our R Krebs, lumber
50 00
For sale, three 150 pound shoats;good bring patronage they are back to beef cattle to market.
Sometimes the Ben Perry, caring for Walling
35 00
“straight republican” again.
stock ; see Addie Harris.
' people of Nehalem want to go to Astoria E E Selph. dist atty
5 93
J
E
Sibley,
rebate
taxes
i on business. They are bound to do it
—A Salem dude who celebrated
Colin & Co. will take county warrants
17 00
(>’ H Wheeler, com
Woods
on
the
Fourth
became
“
fresh
”
’
more
or
less
always,
and
we
can
’
t
force
at the highest plies for cash or trade.
307 50
the salty beach and called one of the | them to come here all the time. If we Geo Means, Miami bridge
83 33
Mr». II. A. Woodford and Miss Blanch < Woods boys “a Backwoods sand lapper” , I try it, they will studiously bovcot this W W Conder, judge
1 50
McNamer came in on the stage Tuesday. when the Salem gent hit the sand town and do nearly all their business in J Larsen, road work
27 20
D
P
Harvey,
com
with
the
back
of
his
head
some
ten
feet
I
Astoria.
Some
of
the
business
men
hero
Nestucca people, Cohn & Co. wants
1 90
When who derive the greatest benefits from () Hellenbrand. wit fees
your honey, and will pay the best prices. from where he made the remark
44 00
he arose he got up running in an oppo­ 1 Nehalemites should be willing Io be very i F Crane, road supervisor
Chickens are still in good demand yet.
50 00
site ilireid ion with one of his e^esin ; liberal towards the new beach route, S M Daily
Colin A Co shipped twenty dozen last
44
00
R
O
Hansen
mourning.—Sheridan Sun.
j Astoria is exceedingly liberal, expecting
week.
23 00
J I) Wallace
to
get
a
great
deal
of
business
from
Ne
­
In the suit of T. B. Handley, chair­
55 00 1
G E Mizuer
J. C Clark, the leading druggist of
man of the county republican cential i halem, and if we can’t show a liberal
Fees
Stale
vs
Carrie
May
:
Forest Grove, is stopping at the Alder-
hand on the Necarnie road, we ought at
Good pasture, garden
’
eggs, and
committee against A. T. White, latecan- ;
$3 20
Madeline Wade
man hotel.
didate for county clerk, to recover $10 least see that there is a good road from Edith Perkins
for
Spring
water
at
Sheltered
3
20
The H eadlight with the Nehalem for ail assessment for campaign expenses Nehalem this way. This would proba­
in front of
3 20 1 the
Flora
”
Times, Ocean Wave, or Oregonian, $2 00 Judge Sappington gave judgment for bly appease the Nehaleinites, who have
Everything
pleasant for
3
.0
Hope
Nolan
per year in advance.
$2 50 and costs, amounting in all to always been on good terms with this Belle Williams
3
20
D. R.
E. E. Selpli place. We can, of course, nt present Olive Stillwell
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. John Paquet a about all to about $12
3 20
force them to attend court and do cer­
was
attorney
for
Mr.
ILimlley
and
W.
M
axwell
P lace .
N etarts , O regon .
boy. Mother ami child doing well. Dr.
3 40
tain other business here, but they may Amelia Freeman
L. Brooks appeared for Mr. White
• Kelly in attendance.
8
40
S
Miller,
const
take a notion to join Clatsop if we ignore
The hitherto much despised hemlock
10 05
them entirely here, and if they unani­ I T Maulsby, J P
The last meeting of the Woodmen cir­
is coming into use for flooring purposes.
Stato vs Jose Vincent :
mously ask it, how can the balance of
cle was well attended
Will meet again
The durability of hemlock ovei pine is re­
The following mimed witnesses were,
the people with good grace refuse it!
next Wednesday night.
markable. The floor in the court house
there should also be a good road up the allowed $1.70 encli: .J H Nolan, GO|
The North Yamhill road is in belter in Astoria was laidwith 6-inch hemlock
North Fork, and no doubt will be as soon Nolan, Uz Nolan, C Knudson, N P Rob­
shape than ever, ami the stage service is flooring forty two years ago, and shows
as a few more settlers get in there.
In erts, Win Olsen, L L Stillwell
but comparatively little wear. Hemlock fact, road building is needed all over the
all that can De asked for.
The following jurors $1.20 each : Wm
The weather so far has been exceed­ lumber cannot be kiln-dried successfully county, and we shall all hail the time Barker, W II Ebernian,Nrls TIioinpHon, I
with
pleasure
when
we
can
collect
D Reasoner, .J A Monroe, W II 11 Cary.
ingly favorable for haying and all thrifty owing to its tendency to warp. Hem­ enough taxes to build them.
lock, after it is thoroughly seasoned, be­
I T Maulsby J P $13.45, S Miller consta­
farmers are busy getting in hay.
comes harder than ash, ami it is almost
The price of eggs have been advanced ble $9.45.
Letcher’s wheels went as follows: one impossible to drive a nail in it.
The following named persons received j
by Cohn & Co.
to Grant Mills, one to W. 11. II Cary
Congressman elect Tims. IL Tongue
$4 each as deputy sheriff’s in the elec­
and one to C. B. Hadley and G. O. has received his certificate of election
COVIIT l’K<>< KKOINGS
tion : Fred Zaddach, R. 1). Sales, Lee'
Nolan.
It tecifes that N.C Christiansen Prohi­
Alley, (). Young, Geo. Handley, M
AGENCY FOP
Bond for Sheriff Jackson, $10,000 with
Marriage license whs issued this week bitionist received 1356 votes; Jeff Meyers
Mills, W. O’Hara, S J. Ely, W.C. King!
W.
11
G.
W.
Fearnside,
L.
IL
Brown,
democrat
7914
I
’
hos.
H
Tungus
19355
G. T. Shaw, Win. N Bays, A Arstill, |
to Geo. T. McArthur and Emma Pollard;
CELEBRATED
II (’ary, Peter Brant, Francis M. Jack- I) C. (’oilier, A. W. Fletcher, P. A I
also Io Joe M
llanisoii and Maggie ami W .8. Vauberberg 19292 votes. Mr
Tongue’s plmality is 63. The certificate son, James Hughey, B. IL Hathaway, Baxter.
Eichenger.
bears date of June 27ih, 1896, and is W. II Reynolds and M W. Harrison,
ESTABLISHED 1843
The following named persons were al-'
To the parson—Adieu, adieu, adieu.
signed by Gov. Lord and attested by as sureties, approved.
Old boy, we're sorry to part with you
lowed $3 each as judges and clerks of:
Bond of J. D. Edwards, 110,000 clerk,
Sec. of State Kincaid. Il is the first doc­
We're naughty, but aoart thou;
election: R. Krebs, P. I). Newell, IL
Good bye, old brainaey, good bye; wow wow! ument of the kind that has came to a with W. G. Kelso, J. II Ellison, Peter
V. Alley, G. B. Johnson, F. Roy, J.
—Clark and Abe.
Brant,
T.
II.
McCormick,
I.
C
Quick,
citizen of Washington County.—Hills­
Hickey, L. Nyslrmi, W. 11. Easom, F. I
as sureties, approved.
(’lams of all kinds, crabs, ami all boro Independent.
Ekroth, J. M. Fuller, C. A Johnson, I, I
Bond of A. M. Austin $5000 with D.
THE BIGGEST R001 IN I HE WORLD
O. P. Coshow has been appointed by
kinds offish, in season, can be bad of J
M. Aliev, J. A. Biggs, II. M. Sampsom,
TRADE MARK COPYRIGHTED
M. Johnson
Leave ordeis with him at District Allorny Hayden to be deputy Reasoner, F. R. Beals, L. G. Freeman, E. A. Brooks, M.S. Doestler, W. S.
attorney for Yamhill county. Claude M. II. Larsen, F. M. Lamb, as sureties, Cone, W. D. Wood, '1'. Jacobv, J. J. Pye,
Olsen's wharf
Thayer of Tillamook was appointed tem­ approved.
\V. H. Reynolds, J. 11 Nolan, J. \V
Sam Elmore shipped in a line herd of
Bond of C. E. Reynolds, coroner, for
porarily for Tillamook county; Joseph
Haskins, G. Onken, Jonas Olsen, S. !
graded and thoroughbred dairy cows,
$3000,
with
D
IL
Sexton,
Louis
Olsen,
| Sibley of Dallas for Polk county ; C. II .
Downs, L Johnson, M Mills, F M Lamb, 1
and a line Jersey bull, to be placed on
Dalrymple of Albany for Linn county. as sureties, approved.
John Sheets, I C Quick, G B Lamb, G
•I i I ji Tillamook river ranch.
Bond
of
John
Barker
as
treasurer
for
Mr. Hayden Inis not selected a deputy
W Sappington, R Jackson, J II Dunstan,
The O<ld Fellows installation took for Marion county, ami intends to attend $10,000 with J . Donaldson, John Sven- G W Phelps, R David, II J Isaacs, C F i
place Monday night. The Rebekahs pro­ to the duties of the office in person for eon, F. McCormack, W. G Chance, Pe­ Bowen, A G West, E B Chamberlain, T j
vided ice cream, atrawherriea and cake tlm present He attends his first term of ter Brant, Sophia Severance, as sureties, J Harris, II H Hays, A J Hembree, S F
for the edification and giatdication of the comt July 12 at Albany’—Yamhill Re­ approved.
M0011, E Lynch, II L Jensen, Wm Lynch
Time for A. 'I’. White to complete as­
porter.
brethren .
J Bumgarner, C H Blake, G R Huff, J
sessment loll extended to Oct. 1st.
Pearl W. Geer, secretary of the Ore­
R Mills, .1 Lewallen, O P Mattoon, .1 R
The best Jersey bull in the county can
Ordered that clerk advertise for speci­
be found at I he stable of Geo. Elliott. gon State Secular Union, will deliver an fications for a bridge across Big Nestucca Lawrence, G W Bodyfelt, W 11 Gallaml,
Single services $1, to insure $2.50, the address at the court house Saturday near W. Kellow’s place, bids to be con­ E B Graves, J D Faulconer, Wm Booth
Subject: “ Why I am a
R Allen, Lester Ray Sr, \V R Rolmdee, *
season $2 (X). For particulars implire of evening July 18
sidered at September term.
Seculaiiat.” All the ladies and gentle-
J K Craven, L M Common«, C Christen
Geo. Elliott.
Petition of A . J. Hembree, et al, for
men of Tillamook and vicinity are re
•on, D I Dunn.
The Rebekahs had installation last
road, continued for correction.
rile following named members of the
night. The Odd Fellows returned the apeclfully invited to attend and learn
The appointment of Tom Coates ns
election boards brought in the returns,
compliment Monday night by giving the what Secularists really are and what deputy county clerk approved.
An instructive lecture is
were «Bowed mileage, and the amounts
holies a surprise supper of strawberries, they teach.
The appointment of IL F. Goodspeed,
Pearl Geer, although young,
opposite their names were allowed:
S !
cake, ice cream, etc. All had a good promised
as deputy sheriff approved.
haa created quite a stir in religions cir­
time.
Road petition, C. J. Olsen, et al, Scuvell $9, W H Hoskins $7, lohn John­
cles of Portland and the Willamette val­
son $4 20, T B Handley $3,80, 8 G C iis
AGENCY fOR
granted, and road declared a public
Prof. Walker is making an effort to ae- ley
A good musical and literary pro­
tie $4.40, J H Bower $3.20, Frank Sev-1
highway.
cme the preaence of the state superintend gram will be remleied
•rance $3.n0, A C Daniel $4.00, C B Wil­
Admission free
CELEBRATED
Ordered that T. II. Goyne be allowed
dent and some other iustnictois of note
Parson Wilson has been relieved of to purchase balance of letter heads in ley $5.40, W T West $6.30, II M Farmer
to attend the tearheia institute which
$7.00, G A Mowers $7.40, G Munson
his position preaching at Bay City, and clerk’s office for $1.10.
$4.80, Chas Bays $;.00, G* Nelson $9.40
will he held commencing Monday, Aug­
ESTABLISHED 1813
there are various unpleasant rumois re­
W.
Y.
rhoinburg,
of
Nehalem,
grant
­
R T Weatherly $8 60. 8 II Rock $9.40,
ust 10th.
garding Ids conduct in that burg, which ed license to sell liquors for six months
The probabilities are that fishing will will come to light
_ latsr
He intended
STATEMENT
Resignation of R. O. Hansen, road
proceed here this rear without any <litfi- introducing his successor, the new’ minis- supervisor district 1, accepted and H.
C.I.bratlon 4lli of July, tnilri.
culties, and that the terms will be short­ ter there last Sunday, but developments A. Bloom Appointed for balance of year.
ly agreed upon between the fisherman arose which caused him to conclude he’d
Receive.I on tnil>seriptton
Time for sheriff to make final returns
»!>0 25
HE BIGGES
DOT IN THE
and packers ou about the same condi­ »ather be away. Wilton has also been on delinquent tax list extended to Sep­
”
ground rent
TRADE MARK CORYRKNTtA
10 00
tions as usual.
relieved of his place on the Herald, and tember 8.
”
tlnncing
23 00
Ordered that sheriff credit $9 25
A I ore I advisory board, auxiliary to Mr. Edmunda has assumed the arduous
Total received
12.;
2:,
Verily, wrongfully collected to taxes duo against
th. Oregon Childr.»’. Home Society.
•',i,or fof the pretil t
ÏXriMDITl'RKS
hath
the
predictions
come
true
that
some
Ursula
Yager.
wae organised hare last Sunday. Mis
Fireworks
M» 18
Ordered that Marion Walling be al­
G. A. Rdmunda is pre« blent, Mrs J. A of those who doted on the fresh young
Band
25 00
preacher would sadly rue it.
lowed $2 |»er week until further notice.
Monroe vice president; B. F. Durfee,
String band
18 00
Last
Monday
a
schooner
was
sighted
Sole Agents for Bradley & Metcalf Co.
Ordered
that
clerk
advertise
for
bids
secretaiy ami D. E. Goyne, treasurer
Bunting, Colin A Co.
t> 7o
off the bar and as there was no tug in for ferry acerosa Tillamook river on the
Flngti,
B.
C.
Lamb
There is a telephene now in the court
1 55
the bay Win. News, Win. Chrisholm, road leading to Netarts
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lettering «enrfs. Fred Page
house, No. 12, which it for the conven­ and All»ert Craw ford put off in an open
2 00
Ordered that the contract for furnish*
Nemly all th, wool c||p |n
comity
I
’
ow.Ur,
A
I.tlcber
I>r. Win, ba, return»!, am! Io*
ience of the clerk and sheiitf
All who boat to pilot them in. They went sever­
1
50
iug letter heads and printing on envel­
thi, year waa handl«d by Colin A Co.
Race.
for July and August ar, as folio**
have telephones can talk to the county
3
50
al miles off shore but the schooner put opes for the county officials bo let to the
Tearing np aliin.l, Jl)t l«hmon
Tli.re are fir« in the timber on the •luly JOlli to 20th Tillamook & Ba.’C*’
officials now
The new swltchl»oard for
2 50
out to sea without sighting them. The\ H eadlight Printing Co.
Woods & Of*”
Printing |ma'«n>, HiADLianT
the Bay City people it in place also.
mountain,
Everybody ahouhl l„
" 20 ” 27
00
2
returned to Ilia bar but it was too late to
Cleik * a* authorised to buy elam|»ed
Freight on tireantk.
Tilhtnook
careful,
and
all
who
atari
firee
should
lie
”
27
”
Aug.
10
1
30
Thia evening (Thursday) Prof. R C. cross in eo they tied up to the buoy and envelopes for the county.
Rent .>11 organ, C Reynold»
Aug 10 ’’
” 20 Nohalem
1 50 proaecuted
Bingley will lecture on the “Downfall of prepared to pass the night there. A trout I Ordered that sheriff tile his l»oiid for
Nails,
”
Tillmiiook.
" 20 ” Sept 1
2 50
The price of
have
advanced
the Papacy,” and Sunday al 8 p. tn by II o’clock the schooner I.ixiie Piien $5000 as tax collector
Replacing fence
1
00
by Cohn A Co.
•peciiil request will treat on the subject came in amt anchored near the bar ami 1 Ordered that N. It. Morey be allowed
Total erpenne«
The captain $2 |wr month until further m tice.
••|a the l>evil that Dreadful Monster as the la»ys went alroard
NOTICE:—Wanted, N«* I
»116 23
Taught be is by priests of Rome ” At waited outside for a tug ami the boys re-
An exceedingly long list oforders were
Sm pin. on band
Oregonian and H eadlight ?» PntatnHB, Haney and 0uftBr
turned Wednesday.—Nehalem Times
1 allowed on the road fund.
the Christian church at 8 P. M
CoMMtrTKK
Ì
HEADLIGHT X-RA YS
STAGE LINE
FARE
Till Aboard!
North Yaml]ill and Tillamoo^ ptage Line!
TIME
FOR
Netarts Camp Grounds.
Best Location on the Beach
feed
sale
wind. Right
bathing.
truck milk, butter,
hand.
from
the Sea Lion Rocks Good
made
visitors.
HlJRLBlJT,
ESTABLISHED 1843
liBRADLEY&METCALFCO*
boot and shoe
factory selling
goods in
the
Northwest, have
appointed Cohn
& Co. their sole
agents in Tillamook city for handling
their worid renowned goods.
Every pair bearing their brand are
guaranteed to give better satisfaction
than any other leather goods made.
Their celebrated “Milwaukee Oil
Grain” goods can't be beaten. Call for
Bradley Metcalf goods and yon will
always get the best. Their prices are
lower than the lowest for honest values.
Cohn & Co.
•BRADLEYS METCAlftf
have just receiv­
BOOTS&SHOES
ed forty cases of
these goods and
are sure to please
you in style etc.
BOOTS*SHOES
COHN
& co,
lhe Leading Tillamook Merchants.
per year.
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