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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 25, 1897)
County Court meets on next Monday. HEADLIGHT X-fíAYS Dr. Wiley is recovering from an attack A If Let< iier, who has been on the sick li»»t fin a week or so, is on 1 he mend. of La Grippe. The Spoitsinen’N chib will hold a practice who-'t next Sunday at 1 o’eloc#. E Igar Lindsay is taking the school ceiisiiH this week. New Kfouk Ladi oh furnishing goods al Mrs Sturgeons. The young non of Mrs. Kaiie William» is quite nick. Mr«. Rubv Howell left on Tuesday f<>r her home in Furthind. County orders t.iken for face value at Cohn A ( 'o. zl box of nice paper ami envelopes m Sturgeon«. '¡’he very latest styles in pointe*! shoes just rec lew» I al Cohn & (Jo. J. II. Cook, a heavy timber buyer from I'iitMl.mg, Pa., is expected in Tillamook in a few days. Subscribe f»»r lhe weekly Examiner thiougli B C Lamb, agt., ami will a $10,000 fnrr.i in ('aliiornia. Allcocks Porous plaster two for 25 els at Sturgeon». A dance will be given at Fairview llnll next Saturday evening admission to the dance mid supper will be 75 cts, Everybody invited. The highest grade of table syrups 60 cis per gal. tin at (John & Co. Tin iiielodioiis whistle of ,the steamer Elmore greeted lhe ears of our people this morning. She brought in a large cargo of general ineritliamlise. of hats nt Mrs Monte GooiLpewd has been improving his place next the Elite Photograph Gallery recently by repapering and rc- painting the inside of lhe house. Mis. Stoddard has rented the old Goodapeed place formerly occupied by Sheriff JackNon and will move in the lat ter part of this week . Tim little boy of ('has. Wells, of South Prairie, who bus been quite sick, is getting well. Dr. Wiley uas the attend ing physician. The hand hoys will give the drama, entitled “Foiled, or A Struggle fin Life and Liberty", on the evening of Maich 17th, al lhe new Opera House, Look out for tlleir advertisement next week. Mr Geo. W. Phelps, whose store building was destroyed by fire on Jan t lOlli. 1897, was paid by the Home Multi al Insuiaiice Co, through Biggs A Stephens; amount paid, $1380. The official wi ite-up of the Corbel t- I' 1 tz.siiniiioiis light will ba in the weekly Examiner; subscribe now and get a chance at the $ 1 ?5,000( ?) worth ol pre miums. B. (’. Lamb, sole agt. for Tilla mook . W. A. C tunh , I) Shackleford, N. L. Monday witnessed the highest barom Kniglieny, Nestocton; George Smith, Blaine; \V . A. High, B. II Bunn, E. eter known in Tillamook tor yeais. Il Ilulhiiit, J. II. Dunstan, Netai'l«; E. H. piedh lions seem to be in course of ful ; Connor, E. 1 ’ . Wella, C. O. Harris, fillment as "« are enjoyi ig a spell of Mason Clark, l’illainook; W. 1). Woods, umiNiially fine weather. j zk L. Biglow, Frank Worthington, Will (’Iiipinan and Campbell's fish market Rnfenberg, W. 8 Cone, Bay City ; J. II. on Maili street siipplies a long tell want McCoy, McMinnville; E. F. Lyater, in |I i I m town. There have been fish Spruce; Lash Howard, Hillahoro; D. markets before, but never an v no eon- «am. n w, n , •*«»* ••«> * VI J WII ” E. Howard, Win. Miller, CorneliiiN, Or.; vtmienlly located und well «iipplied with Waltei Kinnaman, Beaver; John H hii - 7 Money to loan. Steinliilber. 1 I Apply to Theodore ThelalcHl: Celluloid Photos, Haiiiples now on display at Hein's Art Studio. 4t New stove pipe at Carey’s hard war I’he malinger« of Fairview Hall com- store nt 15 els per joint. tilHin that neivtofor at «ome of lhe For low eat price« on picture frames of aiicea given, persons who wetv under the influence of liquor have made more all kiudw go to (he Elite Foto Parlors. if. Or less diMturbniice. Hereafter no person See the weed nd on the the third page at nil Under the miliien« • of liquor will of thiM issue. It will pay you to read it be admitted to the dances ami hand it to your friends. Little Webb Elliott met with a pain If von need garden seed», remember ful accident on Tuesday, while playing st seesaw with anothri little l>oy, he you can get them for nothing I»y sub- had the misfiutune 11 fall Slid dialocRte I scribing for the II kkdi ihht . We give his left arm. Fortunately no Imiiea were bioken ami the little fellow will «0011 be $1.60 worth of seed« with each renewal and each new subscription. mound again. Mm Turney, who died at her home on Wednesday, has been a resi dent of the Pacific coast for 21 years, six «»I which were spent ill Tillamook Rhe has been a widow since 1861 and has reaided with het son« At the time of her death «lie resided with her son, Morton Tumey, ft milee east <»( town Mre. Tumey was the mother of ten children, only four of wlmm survive. The funeral will l»e held on Friday st I) o'clock A M st the Fairview ecliool house, and will Iu* conducted by Rev. Mr Ctirner Mr« Turney w it a memlier of the Gemiaii Baptist church, ami s consistent Cbtistisn Her death was cause«) bv oh) age, and she literally fell asleep, without pain or siitfering of any kmd whatever Tea is fetter fresh—if it isn t, what does the grocer mean by telling you that he has some tea just come from abroad? Fresh doesn’t mean just picked; it means just roast ed. Sc hitting's Best is roasted as fast as your gro cer wants it—no taster— in San Francisco. JL FEW ITEMS People w ho have potatoes for ante w ill do well to call ami see .1 M Harrison before disposing of them He wants Isith large and small |X>talues. J. E. Tuttle has recently received « bran new set of plumbing tools and is now piepared to do all kinds of plumbing at abort notice. Mi Tuttle'« work allows for il«elf. When you want first class work call on him. Ì IORN WFLL8—Al South Prairie, Feb 19tli, ISO", to the wife of Chiu les Wells, a daughter. i » 11: i > TURNEY—lu Ihm citv, on \\edim>- day night, Feb. 24, 1897, Mr«. Gracie Turney, a n live «4 Viigmia, aged 8«» yean, 3 month*«, and A days. MARNILI) M INN — IIIATT—At the reableiicc of lb« bride’s mother, Feti, 19th, I8H7. djr Rev. 8. 8. 1 hi I I ks , John C Mann anb Bertha M Iliad, troth of Tillainuok, Or * * which have been added to the already large stock of Cohn and Co. CLOTHING * * * * A large line of Children’s and Men’s Cloth ing An the Latest Style and at Prices that will suit everyone- Beaver Budget. SHOES * * * * in endless variety, just the goods for this wet weather. M The mazy quilt ut La .Mode Millinery Pailor» whh rallied off last Saturday ami won by led McKinley. stylus Notice. Notice is hereby given that a conven tion will be held on Saturday Mar. fill) at one o’clock P. M. at lhe Allen House in the City of Tillamook, for the purpose of electing two delegates to the next meeting of the Oregon Slate Giange which meets in Corvallis on the 4th Tuesday in May 1897. Each Grange in the county will semi three delegates to to the above named convention. J. W. Maxwell Deputy Master. J»» k McCoy who for some time has Mrs. Roxey Coulaon and son Freddie, been at the Allen House has gone on a formerly of Chester Hill, Ohio, but laie visit to his parents al McMinnville. of Coulsonblirg, are at present visiting relatives and friends al Beaver. Fry’« SarsapiifiU« 75 cents a bottle at W. Bays of Blaine passed through Sturgeons. Beaver Monday of this week eiiTotile to rs . d c . dowers , teacher of vocal ami Instruments! music. Terms for Pia- Joe Town ’no, z4 lessons for $8.-0 or 3 lessons lor $1.00 The citizens of this Voice culture al low rates kesi<l»‘iice opposite their love to the cause School House. Tillamook, Oregon. ami regard for Rev. The mill will resume sawing slave« for making up a purse the water pip« on Saturday. Maiteis besides a liberal donation of eatables, ! nere «oiiiewliat delayed on account of which were presented to him Tuesday. ’ a w ant of logs. Mr. Bukey could find no words to ex 'l he foundation for the new building press his gratitude. to l>e occupied ny Williams’ Ding Co. Isaac Hiner. clerk of ours» bool hoard, will be laid this aflemoon on the site of is on the sick list by leason of boils, Alfred Williams’former drug store. hence George Mills posted notices of D. E Howard, Lash Howard and Win. the annual election and took the numer Muller, of Cornelius left for their homes ation, etc. Tueatlay afternoon after a visit of Some O11 last Wednesday night at our days here. debate it was decided that Beaver should J. II. Dunstan of Netarts was in town have a graded school. This week there (his week. lie has been in the is going to be a strong effort to have Willamette valley for some lime ami Cuba annexed to lhe U. 8. lias just 1 cl limed. J. D. Wallace went to Tillamook Tues At last Tillamook has a gold mine, day of this week, taking Ids mother-in- law, Mrs Daniel of South Prairie to her ft is siinaie»! five miles above Wilson (formerly (ileimra). Ilia ore averages home. from $19 Io 115 per ton and has good , Miss Fannie Lynch and a Miss Nich iudicnHons of reaching $100 per ton. ols, of Blaine, passed 0:1 our streets Lhe recent high waters cut the roadbed horseback en route for Joe Town Mon away, and it was while blasting a new j day of this week. roadway that the vein was iiist discov Beaver needs a board walk beginning ered. Mr. Dora Buxton, of Forest Giove, has filed oil a claim. Noth ng is at the east end of Perley Hiatt’s addition being dune with Hie ore yet, as the west to Beaver creek bridge, then on Main beginning at the corner of Main weather will not permit. 8. J. 8. and Isaacs st., running west to the cor ner of West ami F.nley street, ami also Fura and hides bought at Colin & Co. from the post-office up south and Finley streets to the Free Methodist parsonage, also one from Jos. Bixby’s cheese facto Ti-HNk House ArrlvHls. ry acroRM the street to the gate of W. T Mr. Wilson, J. II. Bridgeford, R West’s hotel. Wall, H. W. Gleaaon, M. Alpemilp, Mr. Sibley and wile, J. Emblem, Mr. Martin, Nehalem Notes E. G Moore,E. M. Keys. M ik Dr Wiley is confined to her home with lhe prevailing hud cold which is going the rounds. New spring Sturgeon«. Mr. Caples, of the firrnof Eddy and I'iiul Erickson proved upon his home Caple», is erecting a five-room cottage in Hays' addition to Tillamook. stead last Tuesday. A large line of All Wool , gweafers for men and boys; with full and lace fronts, some thing new. COHN & Co Leading Merchants more than the wheat crop in many localities. and contributing to the education of his Clams, crabs, oysters, mussels, all kinds of children. Any time during the year is a favorable shell fish, trout, salmon, deer, elk, grouse, An Interesting and Impartial De ducks, geese, etc., etc., are abundant. season to come here, and the best and cheapest scription by Rev Jcs. Schell. The climate is mild throughout the year. , way to come from Portland to Tillamook is per» Snow, ice and frost tfre seldom seen, even in steamer “Chilk at (apply room 5, Worcester block, Portland, Or.) or in the summer continu’ It con be said without exaggeration that winter. There are no cyclones or heavy thun der storms. In fact, the climate is regulated ing from Portland on the railroad to Forest riliamook Co. is a land overflowing with milk j by the temperature of the ocean, which is Grove, twenty-five miles west of Portland, take and honey; yet thereat estate agents paint the almost the same the year around. In regard to the Forest Grove stage, owned by McNamer good qualities of it in such glowing colors that i health, there is absolutely no malaria, ague or Bros. That runs direct to Tillamook. This, about the county of Tillamook, is what the people, for good reasons, are becoming tired fevers, diphtheria, or scarlet fever; moreover, ! rheumatica and consumptives, if they come I have carefully observed the last two years. of places aces that are advertised so highly. j--------------- ordei to ---- help those that intend to settle here in tune, », generally recover. There is no Tillamook county, with Coos County, which Ill O.aaw. has similar resources but perhaps in less arou*«d Tillamook, I propose to let them know stagnant water and the invigorating sea breeze quality or quantity, have certainly more aud exactly what they will find here, the good and keeps the atmosphere purified. Springs are better advantages for a good farmer than any found everywhere; or the very best water is to bad side of this part of the country, and if they other county in the state of Oregon. What use, expect anything better they will deceive them be had everywhere at a depth of from to to 15 ft. j I will say nothing of the flue belt of timber in after all, to be able to raise only wheat, or any selves as It is uot found here, at least. Tillamook city, the county seat of Tillamook Tillamook county and along the coast, which grain, when one has to compete with every county of the state, with every state in the county, is situated on Tillamook Bay, an excel 1 consists mostly of fir, cedar, hemlock, and __ j’ I spruce, with a diameter of from 6 to 12 feet, Union, and every grain country in the world, (From the Nehalem Times.) lent harbor 5 wide a,,d x\ m“e® lo',’g of which there are many? Let the farmers be n is it, situated -.Ku.Ud on -.1 t..« the Columbia Astoria, which .............— . 150to 300 feet high, without limbs, clear aud Edw. G. E. Wist went to Astoria tliis north of Tillamook, while »ouud. that lii»urea a bright future tor Tilla intelligent, and produce what is daily needed river, Is but 50 mile, 1--------------- .... ... I... >,1» all ..It the a 1. rest. t v.Qvfr depends, rl a fu ti 1 1G and what others cannot produce but under week on business. moot beside This part San l iauciscu 1» about 500 mile« «onth. The enttrel) upon the construction of the Nicaragua heavy expense. 11. Toll I left Sunday morning for the city of Tillamook ia, neat to Porllimd, tlie live JOS. SCHELL. metropolis. liest according to It« aiie of any city I have seen Canal. The defect» I found in this county are many in Hie alate of Oregon, having no opposition in I). S. Boyakin moved his stock of hard its trade and fearing lioue oil aci-ouut of Us even if there are no grasshoppers, mosquitoes, Teacher'# Examination. ware from Toll I's store to this place Fri location, business, and natural resource«. reptiles like rattlesnakes, or poisonous plants. day. (Continued from Page 3). Tillamook, with some over 1000 inhabitants, These are, the absence of good, industrious, and C. II Wheeler and N McMillian left lias about 18 stores of all kinds, one bank, two practical fanners; ¿second, the rainy season is a READING. Tuesday afternoon on a business trip to sawmills, three hotels, two newspapers, three little longer than in the east, but is only appre I 1. Define reading, and name the two kinds. ciated by good farmers who know that there the outside world. creameries, lire department, telephone system, 2. What is the chief aim of reading? water plant, two saloon«, opera home, livery will be no such thing as a failure, on account of Miss Daisy and Gilbert Dean returned 3- What do you understand by “supplement .table, electric light«, good public schools, and tiro rain. Thursday from a visit among friends at Everybody is not invited to come to Tilla* . nry reading”? 11 I stholic academy a« private and paroclnal Bay City ami vicinity. Give two reasons for using supplementary school. The City 1« building up fast because mook. Experience shows and proves, tha1 | 4- R. I). Sales has recovered from his at it is supported by a rich country with prosper new settlers coming here should at.least have ! reading in school. With that tliey must be industrious, ■ 5. Describe the way in which you would give tack of quinsy and is again oil the mail ous fanner«, the surest and best cornerstone for $1000. listen much and believe little, and especially the first lesson in reading to a beginning class. route any prosperous town. 6-1O. Read selections provided by the examiner. Around Tillamook ia a large tract of level they must keep out of sight of real estate ■ The Nehalem Literary Society met agents or ftooo is not half enough. It is good i ORTHOGRAPHY. Saturday night ami after listening Io land, about nine miles wide and eighteen miles and advisable to remain here three or four the literary programme it was vote I tong the only piece of it« size, quality, and weeks to watch and to study before buying 1. Show the proper relation of spelling to the favorable location that w found along the coast that the society adjourn fo meet again line of Oregou, containing prairie laud, lhe unless they are under the protection of real other school studies. about the first of next November. (a) Wliat is elementary sound? (b) Class- same as found in lhe eastern states, a great good and true friends. Less thun $1000 will not | 2. The dance given last evening by lhe deal of bottom land that needs clearing, but doi^but with fiooo and upwards, if managed ify the sounds as to the organs used in uttering Dancing ('lub was one of lhe greatest which is known as the best in Oregon, will’ the rightly, a man can get a fiue home and make a ‘ them, 8. What are cognate sounds? Illustrate. social successes oi the season . Some renowned beaver-dam land; and tide land good living and some money beside every year. thing over a humlred people were pres thut is excellent, but without being aitificially I advise each one to have that much before I 4. How many and what kinds of accents are ent and fort v-two dance tickets were out. improved, is oi little u>e to an intelligent far coming here. Although the people of Tillamook 1 there? Give examples of each. Although the hall was hardly large mer at present. The land is from fi2 to $75 an j are generally republicans, they did not take I 5. Describe your ideal recitation for an enough to accommodate the crowd com UCIt, acre, IH.XUI according location, - and ini- I any stock In the promised confidence outside advanced spelling class. uiiifc to »V quality, , ---------- fortably, everybody seemed to take it provemenU. The quality of the bottom lami i» of gold .»is their confidence seems more to run 6-10. The following words are Io be pronounced the examiner. Applicants will write and good naturedlv ami a most enjoyable such that au intelligent farmer will not keep conjointly with honest and sound cash; that is by spell the words correctly and mark the accent: time was had. The supper served at more than forty acres of it, which is equal to what they want for their honest and sound Conquerable, quietly, heroes, crystallize, Hotel Effelmrger was up to its usual any 200 acres of good laud elsewhere. Twenty- bottom land and for their yellow golden butter. chimneys, comedy, subsidize, receptacaf, drastic. Yosemite, maxims, fallacy, Rensselaer, preco high standard, and the manner in which five acres arc generally enough for a family There is a poor prospect for a laborer to cious, panacea, neuralgia, Michael, cemetery, lhe choice viands disappeared was proof but it must be bottom land and uot any kind oi find employment because the farmer needs no condemn, belief, dancing, larynx, celery, re joicing, incessantly, compact. peaceable, la’ da- that there weie no dyspeptics among bottom ______ land. Cold and swampy land will n<)| help w hatsoever, and is for thia better off, ble, edible, infidel, docile, fossil, frantic, assist that crowd. After «upper dancing was do. Forty acres of good bottom laud will suffice ' has ing no expenses. The fishing and logging ant, diplomacy, sarsaparilla, relieve, concurred, resumed and kept tip till 4 o’clock. The 30 cows, 20 hogs, and a team of horses, aud all industries require men with at least two years' realize, arrival, mineralogy, analysis, taciturn, imxt Club dance will be given on Inaug will have plenty, if a farmer handles it with {practice, acquired, here before they can work officious, wheresoever, precisely, partially, in uration day, Mnrcti 4th with profit. Men who want to rely on cense, euphony, etymology. care The priucipal iudustry of this couutry i« employment for the first year or two will dairying, of which Tillamook has the monop simply be disappointed. In consequence, if Fay Vp. oly, as lhe Tillamook butter, on account of its one has something to begin with, he is wall exquisitely fine flavor, is renowned, aud sold in off, cau work for himself, and has no expense; All persons knowing themselves indebted to 1 the markets from 5 to la cents per roll higher and whaleier he earns on his farm is dear, me are hereby requested to come and settle up I thau the best butler of the states of Oregon and money to him. He is the happiest man if he by Feb. 1st. Otherwise accounts will be placed 1 California. For this, as in Switzerland, the wants to work, because lie is always nt home in the nands of a collector. climate, water, soil, aud feed are naturally with his family, thus making a good living ' S. V. A nderson . Sult» sml Everything 'n the . adapted Dairying, even in hard limes, as it is Pre»» Milking Line Made in i now shown, pays better here than farming in i prosperous times when w heat is $1.25 a bushel« ; because the so-called tanners here need no AM--- ANU AT —-M- implements whatsoever, aud consequently are at little expense. Many of these farmers here Prices to Suit the Times keep oue plow in company, go together and •3.00 to S4,00 for regular anit. j plow one acre for potatoes that gives them 41» bushels, enough for one year for all of them. Fine white sewing a specialty. These are facts to l>e seeu here, and Tillamook Parties calling will find us in I think, is the only place iu the United States every day except Saturdays. where farmers are found without a plow or a Room 15 Aiderman Hotel Building, team, getting a good livlug out of thetr farms aud having no debts. I must explain here lliat the gra»s here comes natnrallv and is green all the year round The only thing the fanners do I here is milking their cows, taking the milk to the creamery, taking free of (harge the skim milk back, and receiving their pay ejery Writlag I« Si<M month at an average of fl.oo a hundred pounds of milk, the year around. When the Tillamook f41 mer sees that he has enough to pay his taxes and to carry hitu through the year, he soou gets tired of milking and lets his cows run dry. He ia strictly careful not to work or to raise any thing more than he needs himself, aud. some time«. uot even that much, as I haw seen that most of the farmers buy their vegetables, and eves potatoes, sometimes at a bushel, when they have loo or more acres of fine bottom land, of which evety acre will produce -loo bushels of potatoes I have oheerved that a sure aud an enormous crop every year without failure make« the former indifferent, he thinks that be has enough anyhow , and so he has. as everyone has. always some money, the year • round, and he enjoys • hearty lau<h u hen he hears that the people tn the » ast rais«* mi ¡lions ■ of bush.lsof wheat end yet haw nothing toeat. roHtain« M urk iMrostAXT and KMWWT1AL F sa - thinking that even their stomachs must be in i Ti aw* required of a fi «t c I« m > Wriltna Machine the haiuia of a receiver. Tillamook has the i than can he found in any other O ne Standard beM mersel iu Oregon and the cheapest trans Typewriter Our price I« within the reach of ntl partie« req-nd ng a high «rade machine portal ion Io bring it to the market as fftenmers W rite for full particulars. mu several times every week into toVn from Portland Farming pays well, but dairying much belter Apple«, peers pm nee. etc . do well, and bee MANUFtCTURERS U» WIST LAXRRT.. CHICAGO. III. keeping is profitable. The fishing later eels arv great and profitable, and alone amount t^ TILLAMOOK COUNTY Dress Making ■4^ Taplors »<♦ Tilt: LATEST STYLES THE BROOKS SISTERS. tfu W. Cl. Mix has returned to Portland, where he will remain for about 2 months This space belongs to him Watch it : It Will contain interes ting matter from time to time, re luting to proper care of the TEETH. —THE M unson T ypewriter The Munson Typewriter Co.
