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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1896)
HEADLIGHT X-RAYS Warranta Incalled For. The following named person» have 1 — Hcliomburg’H creamery butter at the warrants in the county clsik’s office, in accordant-« with the amounts set oppo Bakery site their names, These warrants were Colin & Co want some fresh roll but some of all made out prior to 1894, ter right away. them longer ago, and some oí them Wanted—A few guste of wind. Apply are on the cash fund : to Tuttle 4 Cary »2 00 Barnhart H W 1 50 Brooks G L Hon. S. Hughes, of Forest Grove was 1 00 Boe O A in ths city this week 1 00 Bace Antone If you want fish or clams see C. John- 2 «0 Brant Mrs Peter son,^t Olsen's wharf 2 80 Cook Hobt k 3 00 The steam Schooner Newsboy is back Cook Wm B 1 00 again taking oil lumber at the Truckee Cook B 1 50 Davidson I)r. John mills. 2 00 ” Joseph C. Whitaker, representing A. Schilling 1 50 ” Jons & Co., of San Francisco, was in the city 7 50 Davies Napoleon this week. 1 00 Ely F A Those who want to see Dr. Wise will 1 50 Estwick E P bear in mind bis dates in another part 3 00 Gray John 8 of this paper. 4 40 Goodenough F J 1 (»0 Hughey John The launch Irene makes trips down 2 00 Heitmiller Wm the buy every day except Sunday. Two 2 00 Harris T F trips Saturdays. 1 00 Ivanich L The Aiderman hotel is crowded with 2 40 Iolin W Forest Grove people most of the time. 3 00 Johnson Andrew Chipman seems to have some friends 1 00 Henry over that way. 4 40 John »> 2 0o Clams of all kinds, crabs, and all »» > 2 00 kinds of fish, in season, can be had of J . 1 00 M. Johnson Leave orders with him at Kilcbis Maria 6 00 Olsen’s wharf Kemp W II 2 80 Kunze Charles Ben Higginbotham crossed the Neha 2 00 Marlin A J lem at its month today with twenty-five 2 50 Mitchell L head of heel cattle which he is driving to 1 00 Monroe Ed Astoria —Times. 2 00 Morris John The best Jersey bull in the county <*an 1 05 Nelson Nick be found at the stable of Geo. Elliott. 2 40 Peck T F Single advices $1, to insure 2.50, the 2 00 Palmer Cora season $2.00. For particulars mqiiire of 2 00 ” Nellie (ieo. EOiott. 10 00 Sweeney Frank 1 30 Smith Wm C Washing done to order by Mrs. Minnie 1 00 ” George E. Miller. White shirts, including 2 00 collars ami cuffs 15 cents; undershirts Squire» James 1 50 Sheppard A J 10 cents each. Washing called for and 2 00 Snyder E A delivered (’. O. I). 1 50 Schmeer J 1 0t> Schilling (’ W They have 1 70 Singleton Ebin io work for 1 50 Starr William to see them 3 00 Skill wash Ellen 10 00 Swope & Co Edward A 0 00 Totzaner A 4 50 Tom Indian », »» 1 50 1 00 1 00 2 50 IL A. Pittinger, of Oregon City, ac 3 60 companied by his wife, started for Tilla 1 50 mook last week mi bicycles, and after en countering some difficult it*» on account Mi of the rain, arrived here Monday. Pittinger is a guest of Dr Wise The Ladies Aid society of the AI. E church will given social in the building formerly occupied by the late Advocate, next Tuesday night August 11. Ice cream, cake, enflee, lemonade, etc. will he serve»I. Everybody cordially invited to attend. 'I’he lower hay is full of business this week. Six vessels were tied up at Iliin- pie Wheeler’s mill on Sunday, The schooners Confiiuizs, Lizzie Prien, Hernster, Eureka ami Albion are load- ing lumber and the tug Tonqnin will tow them to sea. '¡'he tug Wenonia, of As toria, arrived in Sunday evening, in creasing the fleet in the harbor to seven vessels. She towed the Prien to sea Monday evening ami expects to take out the Albion tonight when she will return to Astoria, but is expected the last of the week to return and take out the Eureka. — Nehalem Times Some men who were raised in the Wil lamette valley, who weie never in a town larger tlinu Portland, who were never outside of the stale, wild who are very ordinary men, not having any particular brains to speak of, men who may be classed with the mediocrity or lower, sometimes venture into Tillamook. Some such men imagine they ate endow ed with a monumental intelligence that would towet up and awe the ordinary Tillamooker. They come here under the inipiession that all Tillamookere are un- Nophistiraled yahoos, green-horns, bu colics, hay-Nceds, ignoramuses, and illit erate beings generally W hen such fel lows swagger, swell up, put!' out, slop over anti make themselves generally oh- noxious they should be called down, and a few have been lately. Some people who never had a squint) meal before come here and giumbleat the hotels This town is belter fixed for hotels than many towns five times ha large, and any one who grumhh's al the fare it» the ho« tvls litre only shows ill-breeding When a man comes in blowing and parading liimaelf as a giant, wealthy and infiueii- tial man, (especially a person never heard of before) it is safe to set him down as a dilated bag of common atrnoa* phere A few hundred dollars gton in to millions with * »mo poop It* when they get into a “lieathtn country” like this. They don’t realise that the average Til- amooker has aem more of the World than some people who come shutting uvei lieie bum th« Willamette valley. Advertised Letter Liat. there being only enough to supply Ilie The following letter» remain uncalled local trade for in the Fust Office at Tillamook. Ore Butter—Creamery per 2 lb. roll gon, and will be »ent to the Dead Letter Dairy ... Solid packed per lb Office in thirty day»: Cheene—American per lb Mr. James Mann, Brick ” William Legenlnirds, l.imburger ........................ ” B. Kop|»ert, Eggs—per dos Potatoes—per lb .............. Mr». John Dyer, Neslucca Honey—per lb Joseph Mason. Dry Hides—per lb Dated August 1, 1896. Chickens -young per dos ........ L. J H i nt , P. M. old KEU. KftTATK TICANSFKKH For ESTABLISHED 1843 r» Sale The Bunker property, house, barn ami L H Brown to S J Perkins tract in Thomas D L C, tp 1 » r 10 w $500 00 several lots, located in the best pail of the city, opposite the A . P. \\ iieon resi Henry Parmer to Lizzie Dyer lot 3 dence, and only five blocks from busi Bewley’s nd to Bay City, $175 00 ness center. Will trade or sell on easy (J 8 A patent to O & C R R Co terms. Will ¡ent it to responsible party. patent No. 50 Apply at this office for information. James McCain to Spencer Foster Teachers' Ksamlnatlon. tract in sec 1 tp 2 s 0 w $3009 00 MILWAUKEE, WIS. The largest boot and shoe BOOTS« SHOES factory 1 selli lig- goods in the Northwest, have appointed Cohn & Co. their sole ao-ents in Tillamook city for handling their world 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 he beaten. Call for Bradley á Metcalf goods and you will always get the best. Their prices are lower than the lowest for honest values. AGENCY FOR . BRADLEY&METCALFCOÍ CELEBRATED ESTABLISHED 1843 A J Rhoades to Wm Butts, sw >4 Notice is hereby given thnt for the pur of nw ,^4 and lot 4 in sec 20 •P pose of making an examination of »II 4 south 10 west »1000 00 persons who may offer themselves as Anna Malaney to Claude Thayer candidates for teachers of the schools of Malaiiey’s ad to Ocean Park $1 CM) this county, the county superintendent thereof will hold a public examination Albeit Malaney to A L Mills lot 8 blk 7 Quean Park $1 00 in the public school building, in lilla- muok, at 1 o’clock p. in., August 12th, Logging Soft .Maple. 1896. Dated this 20lh day of July, 1896. G. A. W alker , E B. Ziler returned from a week’s Co. Supt. trip to the upper Nehalem, Satunlay He reports crops looking very good all Dr. Wise has returned, and his dates up through the valley, there being con for July and August are as follows: siderable grain raised in that valley. July lOlli to 20tli Tillamook & Hay City About 3}2 miles below Mishawaka, Har Woods & Oretown . 20 >» 27 ris & Wherry haven logging camp and M Aug. 10 Tillamook 27 are logging soft maple exclusively. They ” 20 N»l in lem 10 »» work a crew of from five to eight men An« Tillamook. 20 ,» Sept 1 and have about 200,000 feet of logs on the river bank ready to roll in when the The H eadlight with the Nehalem first freshet comes ibis fall. T hey have Tinies, Ocean Wave, nr Oregonian, $2 00 a contract with R. Krebs, of Ibis city, to per year in advance. saw the lumber, when it will be shipped to Port land. This is the first of this Guaranteed to cure Bilious Attacksand kind of timber that has been logged to Constipation, Smalt Bile Beans. any extent on this river as yet. It is used principally in the manufacture of SUMMONS. furniture and as it brings a good price IN the C ounty C ourt for the S tate of O re gon for the C ounty of T illamook . and there is eonsideiable of this limber Joseph Bixby on the upper Nehalem it will probably Plaintiff vs. ( be logged quite extensively in the future. F. H. Barrett —Nehalem Times Defendant. J To F. H. Barrett, the above named defendant: In the name of the State of Oregon. 1 You are hereby require«! lo appear and ans wer the complaint filed against you in the above Everyone having a »1» z» n cabinet pho entitled action on or before the 2d (lay <»f No vember, 1R96, the same being the first day of tographs made al the Elite Fotograf the next regular term of said court following weeks publication of this summons. Parlors will he given a (».'upon entitling six You will take notice, that if you fail to appear him to one clntnce to draw a Kodak ami answer said complaint, the plaintiff will take judgment against you for the sum of camera, value $25.00, already loaded, [$223.55] two hundred and twenty-three and fifty live one-hundredths dollars, and the further sum ready for action. Anybody can use a of [iioo.oo! one hundred dollars attorneys fees,' Kodak. All you have to do is to press and for his costs and disbursements in this ac tion. the tuition and it does the rest. If you This summons is served by publication by of the Hon. W. W. Conder, Judge of the wish to take advantage of Ibis offer, order Circuit Court Jury List. aforesaid court, made at Chambers on the 4th come at once, as the number of coupons day of August, 1896. E. E. S ei . ph . The following is n list of jurors select- is limited and will soon be gone. Attorney for Plaintiff. 9->5 ed for the coming term of court: Tillamook Frank Severance, logger o W R E II S W A s H M Robert Jackson B M W Harrison '» Sam Downs a TRADÌ MARK COPYRtCHTLD AGENCY FOR BRADLEY&METCALFCO? CELEBRATED BOOTS&SHOES ESTABLISHED 1843 ____ THE BIGGEST 00T IN THE TRADE MARK COPYRIGHTED COHN & CO., The Leading Tillamook Merchants. Sole Agents for Bradley & Metcalf Co. LUMBER Nehalem II 11 Downing, farmer Wm Armstrong, farmer Hebo A I) Sanders, farmer Neskowin W M Plank, farmer Woods D (' Collier, Hold keeper Tillamook J 11 Bower, carpenter Hobs, hi ville Joseph Gaudrau, farmer Joseph Eftenberger, farmer Nehalem Neslocton II D Schackleford, farmer Bay City J S Elliott, farmer A Finlayson, farmer Tillamook I O Quick, farmer I loliHOnville Frank Ekrotli, farmer Tillamook J W Haskins, farmer Nel a He James Tone, farmer Tillamook M D Reading, farmer Nehalem II V Alley, farmer Tillamook F M Shearer, farmer >» (i T Jenkins, farmer »» Lev I Hudson, farmer Nestocton O E Dennis, farmer Hebo W A Saling, farmer li I Ian took John Sheets, farmer PAGE & SON WHOLESALE----- We wish to say to the public that we are now prepared to furnish lumber of all hinds CLDESr PRODUCE HOUSE IN PORTLAND. and quality, both dressed and undressed. Our We Solicit Consignments of plant is new and the machinery is first class. Butter, Cheese and Eggs Wc use one of the celebrated H. B. Smith We are giving special attention to these farm products and can realize the highest market prices oil creamery and dairy butter in squares, solid packed or pickle roll. planers, the best in the county. Portland, Oregon. We guarantee our lumber to give satisfac tion. Our prices shall be as low as the lowest. Special favors shown for large cash orders. Call and see us and get aqu.ain.ted. Produce «Commission « Merchants PACIFIC LUMBER CO .lory Liat. The following is the jury list for pre cinct No. 2, Judge Siippmgt ii’s court: John Sheets, Clav Daniels. CI iiim Smith <) II Loomis, Frank Ely, Louis Johnson, Miron Perkins, Wm TinncisUt, Cyrus Randall, Morrison Mills, M Tinney, (’ Bester, Silas Murton, Sam Downs, G T Jenkins, Henry Leach. G um Wickhind, Frank Wheeler, Geo Williams, F M Trout, D Tomlinson, E W Stanley, M V Stillwell, D R*aaoner, Andrew Anderson W Eliertnan, M W Harrison, Geo Hig ginbotham, L Hiner, C It Hunt, Peter Heisal, W G Kelso, Henry Lowery, Geo Means, Chas Miller, Frank Reynolds, J Stewart, Dave Filxpatrick, Neil Fitzpat rick. J II Ihidgefor«!, W S Cone, A Fin layson, Smith Elliott, Amos Vaughn, John Hathaway, I’heo Jacoby, J W Jen nings, W B Alderman, Frank Oakes, and Albeit Harris The price of butter is weakening some what in the Portland maikets. Conaid- einhle butter ami cheese is being sent to the California tnurkel. The local mar ket for cheese ami butter is limited, moat producers of cheese shipping direct to commission houses. The dt maud for honey ia also limited though the supply ia gtealer than ever, the merchants here being able to handle only a small amount. However, Cohn & Co are en- »leavoriug to secure a market Oiltaid«, and last boat slopped out aiamt >00 I lx a a trial. Potatoes are not plentiful yet H. G DAVIS, S ec T illamook , ore - y eREAL ESTATE BARGAIN list $7 oo —7 o acres, 12 acres of it fine tide land, 20 acres clear roil ng ground, balance good spruce timber. Fronts on Netarts bay, county road crosses it ('an keep 10 daily cows from start, »tiid more by seeding open land to grass. Spring of pure cold w»iter, also running brook Convenient to school, store. |x>.st office and saw mill. Fine view of bay and ocean. Good fruit land. This is a great' bargain. Call nt this office or on J. H. Jackson city. 6 —California property, for sale or ex 7 of 1400 change. A lot 40x150, with triangular lot same area adjoining it on rear. 13 acre in all, room for garden, chickens, etc., beautiful altua- on, magnificent view of orange orchards, vine yard, ami snow capped mountains in back ground. Four miles from center of city of I.os Angles, four miles from center of the celebrated Pasadena, on boulevard and electric connecting both places, cheap fares, ami only a few min utes ride to either place. Best equipped electric line iu the United States. Both cities will soon For Exchange—Lot in suburb of Los An be built together Value of property J400 W ill gles. Cal., for Tillamook property. Also exchange for Tillamook properly, ( all at this So actea ot land iu Tillamook county, for Cali office for partietulars fornia properly. Can refer a man to fairly good ranches on government land, 3 to R miles from city Plenty of good timber lauds yet to be f7oo—23 acres, all bottom land, best sedi homesteaded in more distant locations. Call nt ment land in the world. 5 acres plow land, this office. in grass. Big root crops, will support 7 cows now, 15 or so with little work, running water If) J-’’"-' acre«. on main road, lo miles on one side, fence«!, on main road. 3 miles tn IV) from town, will be only I1» milt- when city. 1 mile to creamery. I.and easily cleare«! new road ia completed. Store. P. O. «nd school Will sup|X»rt one family now and two if clem e«l j’t mile*, good location »»ear Imy and beach, $400 cash ami J3oo on time. Call at this office o< so acres clear, io> acre» good spruce timber, bal on I. D. Ackley. Wilson river. ance brush eaaily c lea re» I. All In gras« Both oh! and young orchard. Good improvements, new barn Part cash, part on time, ami will IO f<oo-6acr««, half f it open meadow take house and lot for part payment. Call at * land balance «mall brush, eavilv clear this office. ed, fenced, ten minutes walk from court house, on good graveled road, good for orchard ot 130 acres of land. 40 acre« read y for Sr ass Can l«e subdivided profitably. Good rainage Fine place for chicken ranch or car- the plow. 15 aeies fiiat class lw»tto»n land, den. Call at this office adjoining Beaver |x»st olllce and creamery No building«. Fine sprng on the place; county road within atones throw. Will be sold for IQ J' o 10 «•»?*. improved, bou«e and barn Ac) chakra yat ’. Pt lierry gaiden main JMjo Call at this office. n»a<1. gvavrled, 10 minutes walk from city, plenty of hay laud 7 acres in meadow, good for j4<>'o js acres adjoining city, sightly I ocm - subdiviahm iu acre lot« just outside of dtv tion high and dry, gtssl diaiuage, high limit«. be*t l»argain in Tillamook conntv. Halt state of cultivation, well fence«!, new s room cash. I m lance easy terms Calt at this office house, Lain etc. Two orchar«!«, one bearing, profusion of am .»it fiuils and betrtee. fine gar de»» Close to ac deniy, 10 minutes walk to JAjto— a lots in Bay City, the tiverv stable cuuit house, just the place tor a man who wauls property near W. S C guc *» hotel on to take lib* easy Can milk ten cows, keep water front, acx^i liveiv stable buildinc .room horses, chickeus ect. on place. Place will bring f«>t 25 bead of horses vehicles etc Ix>ts are 25 f,ood Increase, or can be »old out In parcels st a xyorarh. Good l«Hailo»t for liven buaiueM arxeptofit Easy terms. Other property to Price Is50. of which 13^0 cash will required, self Call at th»s office or on A. Letcher, the balance on vast term- Call at this office or on W in Mills. City jeweler 1 and 5 show a root of a tooth No. 6 repreients badly decayed teeth porcelain or gold crown, ready to that have been filled with gold, porce lain, or natural enamel, and tliue saved for years. 5 1 2 n No. 7 allows a case prepared for the bridge,No. 8. And No. 9 repiesent« the piece of work cemented in place
