Tillamook headlight., July 23, 1896, Image 1

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TILLAMOOK. OREGON. THURSDAY, JULY 23. 1896
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dresses.
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large
ge figure
figure six
six at
at the
the right
right in
iu- ­
dicates the year, that is 1896. A targe seven at
the right would indicate 1897, or “ the would in­
dicate 1895. t he other hguies denote the day of
the month, and the month is indicated m small
type. A cross mark in blue pencil indicates
that you are away behind and should pay up.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
While on a trip up the country a short
time since we observed the most ingen­
ious contrivance for a farm nsgon it has
ever been our lot to behold.
The run­
PHYSICIAN. SURGEON
ning gear consisted of a sled for the for­
To sell the best
in the
and
AND ACCOUCHEUR,
ward part attached to which were ap­
THE TO UN AND COUNTRY parently two wheels taken from a hay A NEHALEM DO Y SLAYS A
All ch II r promptly attended to
it in
IN GENERAL.
rake. Upon this was placed a hay rack
TILLAMOOK, ORE.
MONSTROUS COUGAR.
piled high with new cut hay. Necessity
J D. KELLY, M. I).
Quite a number went to Netarts laut often causes men to resort to queer
[For the benefit of those who read the
Sunday.
make shifts and this is truly a novel
following article, we will say that it tells
P hysician and 8 uhgkon ,
idea.—Nehalem Times.
Fresh fruits just received at
Operative surgery a specialty. Office iu th
not half the truth.
The fact is the boy
Bakery.
Mrs E. Stanley exhibited at this of­
house formerly occupied by Dr. Wiley.
fice
a
few
days
ago
a
25
cent
piece
of
the
gathered
the
ferocious
beast by the
A few warrants to sell.
Enquire ut
TILLAMOOK, OR.
state of North Carolina, dated in 1862. tongue at the first onslaught, and by
this office.
It read as follows: “By authority of
Sturgeou takes care in lllliiig pre- the law. The state of North Carolina pulling steadily yanked out the tongue,
TV L. BROOKS,
We have often wanted to say
this, but our incorrigible modesty scri ptions.
will pay to bearer at the treasury on or the spinal cord and tail coming with it;
The steamer Harrison eiuiie in the before January 1, 1866, twenty-five then the boy, who is only two years old
ATTORN EY-AT-LA W,
has prevented. We say it now,
cents, Receivable in payment for all
“right out in ineetin’,” and are Bay Satin day.
Office Sturgeon Block,
and in short dress, swallowed the large
public aueu. Dated Raleigh, Sept. 1,
I
Good
lot
in
Nehalem
City,
for
sale;
prepared to prove it if you will do
TILLAMOOK. OREGON.
1862.” l'he writing of the signature of Felis pardus whole. From the end of
us the honor to examine other ma­ ! only <46- Apply at this office.
the treasurer is faded from age, and the tongue to the lip of the tail the
Grand Lecturer Stroud, of the Mason­ there is no inscription on one side.
chines
and then call on us.
.1. MAY,
measurement was 76 feet 4lt» inches. We
ic order, has been here lately giving the
The
following
are
the
officers
of
Nes-
put thisin so that nobody will have
1 lodge instructions in Masonic work.
i
tueca lodge No 114, I. O. O. F. install­ any misapprehensions about the truth
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
P. S. Don't try to coast on a Victor unless you are prehared to go fast The heat has been excessive in the ed Saturday night last, by R. T. Weath­
Willamette valley, ranging from 100 to erly, Dist Dep. G. M. E. Osburn, N. ami veracity of the Astoria genius who
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, i
108. The cooling sea breeze protects G; 11. C. Sanders V. G., J. F. Weather­ acts as correspondent for the San Fran­
I J. J. D aly .
, Tillamook.
ly Sec.; W. D. Priestly Treas; W. R. cisco Examiner in which we notice the
(OSCAR II avter .
Robedee, War; J. F. Lucy 1. G; A. Ar- following:]
Quite
a
number
of
people
have
insti
­
DALY & HAYTER,
tuted frivolous and malicious prosecu­ still O G; Lester Smith Cor.., D Bill­
A storia , July 15.—Robert Steinhnuer,
tions, and it seems such people never ings R. S. V. G; Geo. E. Mizner L. S a twelve-year-old boy living at Neha­
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
V.
G
,
.lames
Madison,
R
8.
S.
Some
fail to claim the witness fees.
lem, about twenty-five miles from here,
of the appointed officers not being pres­
DALLAS, OREGON
is the hero of his village because of a
Mrs. Anne Burton’s house on Sutton ent, were not installed.—Ocean Wave.
fight with a panther several day« ago in
Next to Bank, TILLAMOOK. OREGON. P. 0. Box 123.
Hello No 7.
creek, burned on July 9tli, with valua­
Mr and Mrs. Kellow, old friends of which he came off first best.
ble contents. It was a large house of
the editor of this paper, who reside at
The vicinity in which Robert resides
six rooms, built five years ago.
Hebo, presented this office last week with his parents is sparsely settled. The
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
L. Blybach, of south Nehalem was with a box, containing 24 one-pound country is wild, but, like many boys
here this week t<> prove up again on his sections of fine Nestucca honey.
Mr. living in the backwoods settlements,
TILLAMOOK. OKKGON.
Nehalem ranch. There was a mistake Kellow resides in the best pail of the Robert knows no such word as fear.
Tinware,
in the description the first time.
famed Nest urea country for bee keeping He attends the little country school,
\V. SEVERANCE,
H. \V. Lasselle, of Albany, was in the ami takes a great interest in his apiary. where the children of the neighborhood
city this week. W. G. Wood, who lias Mr. Kellow has over 6.»00 pounds of this gather three months in the year.
ATTORNEY-AT LAW,
To reach the school Robert must row
traded for 86 acres of Mr. Lasselle’s honey already, and if there are any
who want lhe best flavored honey in several miles down Coal creek, a beauti­
land east of town, came in with him.
Wagons,
TILLAMOOK, OllKGON.
the world, and in attractive sections, ful mountain stream. Tlio scenery is
At this office has been exhibited clo­
clean and in good condition, they should picturesque, huge spruce and fir trees
Loggers Supplies.
ver of second growth four feet and nine
MISCELLANEOUS,
see Mr. Kellow at his place at the ford overhanging the creek. The boy makes
inches in height, and some of third
on Big Nestucca, or write him at Hebo his morning trip to school in a canoe,
growth that is three feet, four, all of
at handling w hich he has become quite
P ().
which grew in Henry Lowery’s orchard.
an expert, lie paddles Indian fashion,
R. W. Jennings ami Harry Gordon
Mrs. Charulelte E. Washburn, who
always plying his short and rather
are now camping at Trask.
A huge
formerly lived on the Hunt place near
heavy oar on one side of his little “ dug-
<
number of otlieis are there and more
town, died recently at Woodville, south­
out.” The trip to school generally oc-
coming
Several are boarding at the
E. TH AY HR
ern Oregon, ageg 48 years. The funeral
copies about an hour’s time, the dis-
Trask house. That, place is very popu­
services were conducted by the Eastern
lance being between three and four
lar under the management of Mr. and
Star.
miles
Mrs. Grayson. Several Sheridan peo­
Last Wednesday morning the little
1
The greatest of care should be exer­ ple will come to Trask this year, lion
General Hanking and Exchange business.
fellow was paddling down the creek as
cised
now
regarding
forest
tires,
and
the
Il
O.
Guild,
who
is
an
old
aquaiiitance
Interest paid on lime deposits.
Ag’ts for the
people of this town should be very care­ of Mr. Grayson is expected there soon usual, thinking more of reading, 'riling
Exchange on England, Belgium, Germany,
ful that the lire doesn’t get started here. The Trask road is in better shape than and ’rithmetic than any possible danger
Sweden and all foreign countlies.
These di v times a few minutes’ blaze ever this year, ami the stage line is op­ in the big spruce trees that arched over-
Opposite Bank,
head on each side of the stream.
Sud­
P lujyibijmo D one .
Tillamook «-----
would do great damage.
erated more satisfactorily than ever.
denly from the big branches overbend a
Gid Ely, is becoming quite a prom­ Portland people are beginning to realize big panther dropped into the canoe.
inent figure in prize-lighting circles of they can have a pleasant time in the The beast lit in the bow eml of lhe frail
Oregon.
l’oiAland, and he is frequently the re­ coast range
daft, and gathering itself together from
cipient cf a medal and other favors.
the shock of the fall, balanced itself for
Notice.
Gid is well scienced, and is a pretty
a spring at the boy in the stern.
G. W. KIGER,
good man physically for one of his size.
Notice is hereby given that the an-
Robert is an expert swimmer, and
DEALER IN
It is presumed he finds prize-fighting nual meeting of the Tillamook Fisher- might have gone overboard, where he
more luciative than preaching.
men P.O. will be held in Tillamook would have had lhe big eat at a disad­
Only a little work is needed to com­ city on Saturday, August 1st, 1896, for vantage in the water, but his frontier
the road due west to Netarts, but the purpose of electing officers for the blood was up, and he would not vacate
OREGON plete
TILLAMOOK,
the r<>ad can’t be traveled at all this ensuing year, ami the transaction of his canoe, even for an interloper that
year if that work is not done.
The other business which may come before weighed six limes as much as he did.
A h the cal croii< bed for a spring, little
funds available are all gone, and a little the house. All fishermen are cordially
Collections Receive Careful and
FULL STOCK OF
Steinhauer rose to his knees and smash-
more will have to be raised, We ought invited to be present.
Prompt Attention.
A l B enhchidt , Sec’y.
it between lhe eyes with his puddle
to be using that road now.
The time
DRUGS, PATENT
(' hab . Y oung , Pres.
with all Ids might. The blow broke the
BAY CITY, OREGON.
for using it will be past in about two
panther’s spring, and as it reared on its
months.
Notice of Bid« for Bridge.
MEDICINE, DRUGGIST.S
haunches the boy caught it another
I County Surveyor L. E. Wilkes, start­
Notice
I
m hereby given that sealed swinging blow alongside the head, fair­
NOTIONS, TOILET AR­ ed Tuesday morning for T 3 8 R 9 W, bi<ls, plans, speciliealions and strained ly knocking it out of the boat.
where be has a surveying contract
Catlike, the panther did not relish the
Mrs. Wilkes started with him, but is to diagrams will be received by the county water ami tried to climb back into the
TICLES, ETC., ALWAYS
BARBER
court
of
Tillamook
county,
state
of
Ore
­
be left by lhe seaside in Tillamook
boat, but Robert balanced the canoe
¡county. During Mr. Wilkes’ absence gon, at the office of the county clerk, of against lhe animal’s effort to overturn
HAND.
I HOT AND COLD BATHS
Mr. 1/evi Walker will attend to the du­ said county until September the 9th, it, and chopped manfully at the beast’s
;
IN CONNECTION
[
ties of county surveyor.— Hillsboro In- 1886, until 9 o’clock A. M., for the build­ head with the edge of lhe paddle as it
ing of a bi ide across the Big Nestucra
■ ilepemlent.
river in sec 12, T 4 8 R 10 W, near the clung to the gun whale
Bhaving,
Myron Trowbridge, accompanied with
When he finally beat it off he paddled
residence of W Kellow.
Opposite Bank Building
M«lr
Miss Randall, had quite a thrilling ?x-
Shampoo* ng-
The main span of said bridge is about ahead and was soon out of its reach.
peiience while on their way to Trask
220 feet with one approach about the The panther swam ashore, amt the boy,
Something broke about (lie harness of
same length, the other approach will be nowise alai im*d by Ids adventure, pad­
the horse he was driving, the animal
about 30 feet.
The material in Ml ill dled around the bend, and, landing
began kicking and plunging, being on a
bridge to be first class yellow fir. The crept back through the Imsbes to see
high and dangerous grade at the time,
court reserve the light to rejects imy what had become of his new aquain-
and finally run away, throwing the oc­
tance. The panther was crouched in
and all bids.
cupants out, upsetting the buggy, break­
Dated this the 17th day of July, 7896 the tree, shaking its head ami trying to
ing it, and doing considerable damage
rub the water out of its eyes. Satisfied
J. I). E dwards ,
1‘ien am! cake», fresh
generally. No one was seriously hint
with this evidence of his prowess, Rob-
County Clerk of
every day.
Whenever the luml>ering bnsiiienM
erl continued his way to school and told
Tillamook Co., Ore.
picks up on this bay and at Nehalem, it
his adventure to the hoys.
French candies. Fresh home made
Notice of Blds for Ferry.
will pay shippers to maintain a tug for
One of the boys reported the affair to
candies. New supply of fruits and
these two bays, and by means of signal­
father, who lived close by, and the man
vegetables by every boat.
Notice In hereby given that Henled
went out with a shotgun to look for the
ing, also by telephone or telegraph, one
bids will be received by the county
tug
can
easily
attend
to
the
shipping
of
panther. He found it in the tree where
n
n
ICE CREAM
court of Tillamook county, Oregon, at
both bays, ami sailing vessel« will then
little Steinhauer had last seen it, and
^Restaurant in
the office of the county cleik of said
emptied a load of buck shot into its
have no difficulty in handling such bus­
^Connection.
county until the 9th day of September, tawny hide. The panther 'ell, but be­
iness for this county.
This arrange­
1896, at 9 o’clock A. M. for the const ruc­
fore the hunter could reload the gun it
ment will save 50 cents to fl 00 per
tion and maintainance of a ferry, across
thousand on himlrer, which ie quite an
made off into the swamp. It was trail­
the rillmnook river, on the road run­
ed a consider«Ida, but finally escaped
item, and will perhaps enable this
ning from Tillamook city to the Neinits
section to get a g<>»d share of the I11111-
Robert takes his adventure in the
bay, on what is known at the light
l>er trade. Mr. Wheeler, of the Neha­
most inaller-of-fact way, bill the |»eo|de
Inmse road, near the mill of Pavia & Co
•^.^DRESS-MAKING
' in the settlement have made quite a
lem mill, is very anxious to see such a
Dated this the 17th day of July, 1896
| hero of him. He still paddles his canoe
state
of
affairs
come
alroot,
and
thinks
Mta. L ì. Kugg1e«and
J.
D.
IjlWlKDM,
Het cl... millinery .lor. .nd '1"Trl7"k, g
I to school in the morning, but he takes
there will soon l>e work enough to keep
< ounty ( lei k of
»bll.hm.nt L«t«t »tyl« In millinery
I the precaution now to carry a gun.
Tillamook
Co.,
Ore
,
a
tog
busy
.
Tillamook, Oro.
0AVID WILEY, M. ]).,
ITEMS OF
LOCAL IMPORT
It s Our Business
bicycle
world,
have
the
we
VICTOR
Oiamook Hoirs (£0.,
SOLE AGENTS
Stoves,
Cutlery,
Farm Machinery,
TUTTLE & CARY,
“»“Hardware
C. &
nt^-Fishing Tackle and Ammunition.
ECLIPSE BICYCLES g;„,.
Tillamook,
ALFRED WILLIAMS
DRUGGIST
A
prescription^
Carefully
Compounded
Fi^t
iq Every particular
BREAD
1V|1LL1NERY
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
WONDERFUL
CATASTROPHE!