Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, March 18, 1897, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextA. Letcher and G. Jenkin» have Imuglit EXTRA EARLY BEET. This is decidedly the best extra 'early beet in the tuols of A II.Harri», and will here after du all work in the jewelry line. cultivation. Of fine shape, good size, and smooth. It is bright red, remaikably rich Bring uh your trade. Satiafaetion guaran tender, and sweet. Very pioductive and easily teed. I will personally look after all work grown. Pkt loc. EVERGREEN cucumber . entrusted to niy store. Fine watch work New and of greatest value. A very hardy a specialty. A Letcher. To the Musical Public. I would respectfully announce to the public that I am now randy to give' instruction to a limited number of pupils on the piano aii l organ. Having graduated under the ablest instructors in the United States and had a large experience in teaching, I believe Huit I eliall be able to give satisfaction to any who may desire to learn. Term» reason able. Apply al the H eadlight office. Mis. H. C. Stoddard. I'HMturage Notice. Fresh Fish of every description in their season? Are you fond of Clams, Crabs and other shell fish? If so go to C hipman & C ambell ’ s strong giower, bearing prodigiously until frost. It is extra early, fruit very handsome, firm and ciisp; unexcelled for pickling and slicing. 10. ROSY GEM RADISH. This new radish has won golden opinions every wliei e. It is absolutely the earliest vari- ety in cultivation; and is exceedingly tender, crisp, and delicious. A great acquisition. IGNOTUM TOMATO. A “priceless paragon’’ in the Tomato line: the earlies, most solid and valuable large Toma to ever introduced. It will wipe out fifty old sorts at a sweep. Why longer grow poor sorts? Io. PEERLESS WATER-MELON The best variety for family use. Superior in every respect, anti cannot be surpassed in exquisite flavor- Very early, of medium size, flesh rich scarlet! thin rind; very sweet. 5 EARLY PROLIFIC POLE BEAN. ..This remarkable bean is eptremely produc tive, a continuous bearer the whole season, succeeds everywhere. The pods are borne in great clusteis. Cooks tender and delicious. 10 EARLY PRIZE HEAD LETTUCE. It forms beautiful heads firm and compact. Is very rich, buttery and of flue flavor. It re mains crisp and tender for a long time. One of the very best ever grown. 5 'huket on Main Street and you will lind what you want. Every thing possible will be done to make lids a First Class Fish Market. COME AND SEE US. Chipman& Campbell that as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole sys- ten when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reautable physi cians, as the damage they will do is tenfold to the good you can possibly derive from them. H'all’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, OliiB, contains no mer es ry, and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall’s Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It is taken internally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free. Sold by druggists, price 75 cents per bottle. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. How’s This We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure F J. CHENEY & CO., Props , Toledo, O We the undersigned, have known F. J. Che nev for the last fifteen years, anti believe him perfectly honorable in «11 business transatinns and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. W est < fc T ruax , Wholesale Druggists, Toledo O. W alding , K innan M avrin , Wholesale Drug gists, Toledo O. Hall’s catarrh Cut v is taken internally, acting directly upon th" blood and mucous surface of the,system. Testimonials sen* free. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all I), uggits. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. W2M2. Portland, Oregon. Fui' ratuH <>r ollier iiiforninl n iipply nt llie ofliei-H ol'tlieCompa J, Woi'cohtei- Block Poi'lliiml or 121-123, D iivíb Street, Sun Fran- cisco, Cal. «dkÀAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAÀÀAAA^ -------------------------------------------------1 k PATENTSi ► ► A. ..................- . . ■ QUICKLY SECURED. Trade-marks and Copyright« regiatered and patent buainera of every description promptly and skillfully conducted at loweat rater Invention* formed, nuu and PAT- • u'ouvn'iia introduced, uiLivuutou, companies iv.uivu, ENTS SOLD ON COMMISSION. 25 years experiencs. Highest references. Send us model, sketch or Photo. ◄ of invention, with explanation, and we will report ◄ " whether patentable or not, free of charge. OUR FEE PAYABLE WHEN PATENT 18 ALL0WID. When patent is secured we will conduct its sale for you with out extra charge. 32-PAGE HAND-BOOK and list of 200 inventions wanted mailed to inventors free ttyon 4 reanest. This ia the most complete little patent book 4 published and every inventor should WRITE FOR ONE. d H. ■» WILLSON A CO . Patent Solicitor^ Le Droit Bldg, WASHINGTON, D, C. ► . ► ► ► ► ► ► ewirWWVWVWWVVWVWrfc- The Headlight Prices to Sult the Times “W- We are prepared to furnish Olarrxs from now on until further notice, cleaned and delivered anywhere iu the cUy. J. B E ASIA TCHSrOZELXj, Clam shells for chicken feed, cheap. I am prepared to furnish Fresh Clams, Fresh Fish, Crabs, Salmon Eggs, etc. Headquarters al the boat landing at Fear aside wharf. ZPIEdOIF5. WANTED-ANIDEA I k» ep l>y far the Largest amt Moat Complete Assortment of seeds on the coast and sell of my homegrown seeds large quantities to Eastern houses eveiy year. Intending purchasers will do well to correspond with me before buying. FT E. J. BOWEN, I’ S. SEND FOR CATALOGUE 65 Front St., Porlhind Oregon. ’ eaditig Papers Almost Given Away With the Headlight—Prices never Quoted Before to our Subscribers. The following named papers will be clubbed with the 11 kadlic . iit nt the nite« *ivvn in the right hand column of ligiireH. The figures 011 the left ahow the price if the puldislieiH oi the varioiiM pupers. These nre <*HBh prices: 00 ........ mid II kadliuht . Oregonian .............. 11 50 ■ n 25 1 5 I Examiner............ 11 00 1 50 Call...................... ... 00 1 00 Deli oil Free i’resH 00 .............................. ” 1 00 Toledo I'.hole 00 1 00 M Lou in Globe I temocral (semi-weekly)” 75 ” 1 00 litter Ocean.......................................... New York Tribune ........................... ” 75 1 0.1 75 ” 1 00 ('incinnnti Em|iiirer........................ 00 8 00 Scientific Amei icun. 00 1 00 I'osiiiopoli ta n.............. tt 00 I uO I lottrd’H Dairyman ... , We cun give yon Home ver« fuvumble coinbinntioiia of aeveral papera if you Mrisli more Him l,r.>. I'liee» r.it.-s limy he nitliilinwii uny time. Call al i I iìh ollive or ut il. C. Lanib'a hook "tore il you wi«h to nceept uny of Iheue offer». Reduced Fares! s E W ROUND TRIP P atents TRADE DESIGNS, COPYRIGHTS Ac. Anyone sondtng a sketch and description may qiiH’lilv iiMcortHtn. free, whether an Invention Is probably patentable, (’ommuntcationa strictly confidential. Oldest, agency for securing patents in America. We have a Washington office. Patents taken through Munn a Co. receive special notice in tho SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, beautifully illustrated, largest circulation of any Ncientlflc Journal, weekly, terms 18.00 » yearj Bl.Ml six month*. Specimen copies and HAND B ook on P atknth sent free. Address MUNN & CO., 361 Uroudway. New York. DIRECTORY. COUNTV OFFICIALS. \V. W.C onor « Judge ID. P. H arvey Commissioner ........... /C. It. W heeler J. D. E owardm Clerk ,1. H. J al ks < n Sheriff.......................... . . J ohn B arker Treasurer ......................... . J. S. STEI’HI-NS A BSCNBOr...................... A. M. AUSTIN Surveyor G a . W alker Schoen Superintendent. C. Coroner ........ _ K. R eynolds Dcput” I*,osecuting Attorney C lalpe T haykk C.,cnit Court convenes the 4th Monday in I. ugust, and an adjourned term Is generally In-Id in the spring County Court meets the first Mondays of Jan- uary, March, Muy, July, September and No- vrmbet. C«»mmishiotic*i a court oil the M cilncs- duys following. PRECINCT: . G w S appington Justice of the Peace H. V. A ndehkon Constable CITY OFFICIAI.«. .............. G eo C ohn Mayor f 1 ... Council ¿ 1 ............................ Recorder Treasurer Mat shill... Contains M ore I m porta ? t and E ssential F ea - tcres required of a fit mi c I m - h Writing Machine than can be ioniid in anv other O ne Standard Tvpewriter. Our price is within the reach ot oil parties requiring a high grade machine Write us for full particulars The Munson. Typewriter Co. I>-> not be dftcetvwt by nllurtng adrerttf«eTnent» and think you can get the beet made, finest finish and MOST POPULAR 8CWINO MACHINS for a mere nongr. Bnv from reliable manufacturers that hare gained a reputation by honest and square dealing. There ia none in the world that can equal in mechanical mnatruction, durability of working parts, finenww of finish, beauty in appearance or haa M many improvement« aa the NSW HOME. -------- Will Kun fhr-------- Steamer W. H. Harrison, or R. P. Elmore, qca b C hicago , III. S t , Lons. M o . D allas , rxiaa. B am F majictsoo , C al . A tlamta ,G a . FOR SALE SY H -MPSuN. Tillamook, Agent. Ore. M. E rf..R< H:—Rev. R. M. Corner, pastor. Pleaching service »it 11 A. M. and 7 >• P. M. every Huuday. Sunday school at 10 A. M. < I hm nievtlng at iz M Prayer meeting every Thursday at 7 P. M. pacific Jlavigatioq Company The Rev Home Sevteg Machine » ,X.T. Co. OBAWOk.lfAsa. BoeTOW, MA«a. « Uyioi» 8 CHICAGO, ll.I- will make trip» every Sve <l»y«. the weather permittliiK. between AMorla an varying freight mid |»aw*cnxe-s. EL M IE, SANBORN 4 Co.. A»tori», or COHN & CO.. S. D A C hi 'R ch - Rabtiath school every Sab bath ^Saturday) at lory» A. M followed by preaching 01 Bible atudy. Prayeriueeting every Wednesday » veiling. Tract and miaalon- ary meeting S uik I mvr al 10 30 A. M. B. U. TABOR, Conference Laborer. Tillamook t it You Get the Profits ENGLISHBUSINESS COL LEG & I \ m PORTLAND DTi Ann nomi OREGON F ull E nglish C ourse . FRENCH AND GERMAN. BUSINESS BRANCHES. //T\\ Í A I * BOOKKEEPING, SHORTHAND, TELEGRAPHY. ♦ Acme Bicycle Built in our own factory by skilled workmen, using the best material and the most improved machinery. Jfa hars no agent» Sold direct from factory to the rider, fully warranted. Shipped anywhere for examination. J asuro, __ i Of Dealers, Agents, Jobbers and Middlemen by buying di rect from the manufacturer. No better wheel made than the •eat tree, SOCIETY DIRECTORY. Tlll»mook, Aglt -s BROVk N the Shoemaker WRITE FOR , C.A.SNOW&CO.j Our Interesting Offer Nils rilOMI’SoN .......... (Aki. KN» 1 'HiN C It H aih . ky ( E K ey noli »« .It F «;< m > i » m ’ i t i> . ( N D iie . w H owaki » C ary CL YI»E Cl.liM» N IM SCHOO!, BOARD A. M W Harrison B 1. Eddy, and <1 Edniund».—-Clerk, A. G Key nobis. CHURCH DI RECTORY. Rev. H. G. Dalian CllMISriAN ('III Hi ll pastor. Services oil Huudays Hl 11 o'clock A M. ai»<1 at 7:30 F. M. until further notice. u HINEt WRITE FOR CIRCULARS. manufacturers 'ent buBBemeuKlurted <•* ««OOC"»Tt Ft«». EA1EY, <»t Rome simple thing to patent? Protect jour ideas ; they may bring you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDBR- BIJRN A CO., Patent Attorneys, Washington, D. O., for their 91,800 prize offer. Writing In Sieht Aero« Cjcl» Co., Elkhart, Ind. ncc <1 s C/A. * touching nt all intermediate points if inducements oiler, and will ic tnaiii permanent ly on that route, milking regular trips. TI ibhe Saeds Warrentad Strie j First CI sbb . w iti» elicli Miib^ci iplioti. Following ih a lisi <»f 11»*“ Special Prices on Buggies and Spring Wagons. ------ - Coquille River of clini««! gnnleu and acuotdi ng lo thè prie« ustially paitl voti gei 11.60 w<»rll» <»f setti’* Buggies, hay rakes, plows and other farm machinery. You can save money by dealing with me. DO VOTI WANT Keimh h»« d'»'ie ** cheap hs the che«p«Sl. made arrnngeiiH-iilH with a promi Come sud he convince!. nent seed grower lo piirclirtse h eoii-ideraM«! «I ìkcoiìii I Heed» at n and we have conclude«! lo offer < 1.00 worth of veg flableaini fluwer J ll«‘W Mlll»S«!l I j»l -eed willi every lo tlie H eadi . igiit and wilh every lenetval il |>iud l’or one year in advance. SUDEBAKER WACNS, sborne Mowers in tlxe Cit-jr. LunchsB from 10 Gerris up Will be (impaciteli from For Nothing? large T3est Steamer “Chilkat” Unit will rip. tear, hiii do« n nt I In- herd and torni en I you coni in mil ly thin yciir? Would .you like Get them ready made. Bill if) on Io get lliem waul an nrliele Hint will give ) mi Holid colutoli, plenty of weal and never get out ofahaix* ......... patronize If mo yo.i will be iulercHted ill Rliloiiut ----- Dealer in------ Tillamook, re If Von Want We have recently Tillamook. C. A. BAILEY A lso a complete line of BOOTS and SHOES the following: Razors Honed Ou Short Notice Me xt Door to Post Office, Candies, Fruits, Nuts, Cigars, Tobacco and Stationery. N. WHERE Ever Seen in Tillamook Comity; for Price» and Further Particulars, see FRESH BREAD, PIES AND CAKES Better Subscribe Now! ! 140-Z14 WEST I.AKE ST., 15 eta. 25 cts. Shaving. Hair Cutting A lways has on hand M unson T ypewriter I THE BROOKS SISTERS. Done iu the Latest Style of the Art. AND RESTAURANT North pacific ^tcam^hip Co’g THE ...... •• Fine while sewing a specialty. Parties calling will find Utt ill I every day except Saturday». Room 15 Aiderman Hotel Building. Shaving, Hair Cutting and all Tonsorial Work TILLAMOOK - BAKERY •4*' Tariore k* $3,00 Io $4.00 for ivguhir mill. I saac S imla «, Propr. Of Home Grown Fruit Wanted—An Idea Dress Making Prices to Suit the Times Tonsorial Parlors The Finest Assortment Toe Harrison A greatly improved variety. The roots are long, very smooth; ffesh fine grained, tender and the flavor delicious. It is a heavy cropper— a good seller and money maker. VEGETABLE PEACH. A new and beautiful Garden Treasure-a vine fruit resembling oranges in color, shape and “ise. Flesh snow white, and makes very handsome, delicious preserves, pies, and sweet pickles. 10 MAMMOTH PUMPKIN. A grand, colossal variety astonishing every body by its great size and heavy weight. It is a REAL‘‘300 pounder” and always a prize-win ner. Excellent for pies and a splendid keeper. •10 GIANT PANSIES. Fifty colors, shades and markings. Pansies are the loveliest of all floners. They bloom very early and will continue the'entire season making a woudrous display of beautiful colors. 20 SWEET PEAS. Fashion's fragrant floral favorites, Over 50 varieties of incomparable beauty and exquisite perfume, Continuous bloomers; of the easiest culture; unrivalled for cutting; entrancingly fragrant. lo PRIZE POPPIES. Forty superb varieties of maryelous beauty There is nothing more gorgeous than the Double Poppies bursting with fullness, glowing with colors, and like great peonías in size. IÜ EV E R BLOOM i N G I’ET UN I AS. 40 varieties and colors. A supeiflne mixture of the ‘ People’s Flower”. They will bloom in a month or so and continue to produce a cloud of brilliant blossoms until hard host. iG MIXED FLOWERS. Over 300 varieties in one large packet. A grand mixture that will both astonish and and delight yon wil l tlirir dazzling brilliancy and beauty. Such a bed will be a continual pleasme. 15 The law requires that each male between the Hges of 21 and 5O years living within the county shall pay a poll lax of one dollar ($i) at the time of assessment, and if not so paid, to be reported to the sheriff of the county, with added costs, for collection, at once. The law allows no exemption for poll tax, except to active membeis ot the Oregon National Guard, and all active firemen who have been members of any company, for one year next preceding the time of assessment, and exempt firemen. That there may be no cause for complaint I ask that each person liable to poll tux be prepared to pay the same to the assessor, or his deputy, nt the time of making the assessment. I ask the aid of every person in the county, that the law jnuy be strictly complied with. Persons exempt wiil be required to show their certificate of exemvtiou. J. S. Stephens, Assessor Tillamook, Oregon. TILLAMOOK^ FOR SALE “He’s the very picture of you, sir!’* The windmill, tank and pump former cried the delighted nurse, dancing the first edition smartly up and down, a ly used iu the city water works of Tilla perfect image of you, sir, even to the mook. Everything in prime condition. filile scar on his chin—do you notice Wiil be sold cheap. Apply to Protect your Ideas; they may bring you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDEKBURN ft CO.. Patent Attor the little scar on his chin?” J. E. Tuttle. neys, Washington, D. C., for their gi.BLM) prise offer and list of two hundred iuveutious wanted. The editor of the Jayville Clarinet A. laid a finger thoughtfuly on his brow. ‘‘We consider him then,” lie said, in a grave professional tone, ‘‘as a marked copy.”—Pittsburg Ledger. All persons ileeiring to find good pastil rage for horses and calle, will do well lo see me about it. Price are as follows. Fur yearling 15<: per month, 2 year old 20c, 3 year old 25c. Horses 41.00 per mon th. The piiHture is on the premises of C. E. Thayer, and ia on tide laud. I will not be responsible for any MILLER*« CREAM MUSK MELON lost slock. Par'iea deniring to pontine One of the grandest, sweetest, mid most stock on «lie above premicen must make delicious of all musk-melons, arrangements wilii me before putting on hardy, and wonderfully prolific, Very early Every one their stock. should grow a bountiful supply. 10 LARGE SUGAR PARSNIP. C. A. Bailey. Beware of Ointment for Catarrh Contain .Mercury, Noti«« forrublicatluu. Land Office at Oregon City, Ogn., Jan. 28th 1897. Notice is hereby given that the follow named settler has filed notice of his iuteution to ' make filial proofiu support of liis claim, and that said proof will be made before the county ' clerk of Tillamook Co. at Tillamook, Ogn., 011 April 6th, 1897, vu Ruflus K. Fades; H E. 7911 for the Lots 19, 20, 30, 3i. and 82 Sec. 15 aud, Lots 25, 20 and 27 of Sec. 14 T 6 8. R. 11 W. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, viz: Oscar M. Fan leone r, ot Dolph, Ogn., J. M Burton, of Neskowin. Ogn., T. M. Burton, of Neskowin, Ogu., P W. Ryan, of Neskowiu, Ogn. Robert A. Miller, Register. BOARDING DEPARTMENT— LAKES 4* ’ J A O. U. W.—Meets every Monday night nt 7 r. m In I. <>. O. F Hall Myron Perkins M. W . D. T. Edmunds, Recorder. HOOK A LADDER < O Meet* first Wednes day night <»f each month in City Hall W F. D Jours, President; John K. Tuttle Chief, Tom ( ' oh tea, »teeret nr y. M omnino H tam R eiu . kah L oihie N o <2. I O. O P—Meets On the first and third Wediieiulay evenings in euch moiilli. Mr* «' M Newman, N <» . Mi--* I. Poland, V. <» . Jo Petre, Her. G. A. It.—Meets first Matuiday of ear h month at 1 I' M m 1. <» O. F Hall C N. Drew, Adjutant. I* Burnt, Commander 1.0.0 »' Meet-every TiieMloy night nt 7 80 r m . in I O. O F Win Olsen. Rec. Per. Mecretary ALDER « AMP- No 2Tq. Woodmen of the World, meet1» every F» May night in W of W Cónsul, Otto Ileitis, liall K K H ays , Clerk. A PAA. M --Meets first Saturday night of each month In Masonic Hall. »R R. Hay» W M . F K Urals, Secretary. lOHNimW CHAPT1NI WO 1 Mert» nt 7 >> F ‘ n Sf on the 51 d Saturday of each month Matwime Hall J. W. Maxwell, H P ; W V. Uontler, berretary. , ....................... ............ 3. f . s Mil.VER WAVE C .......... Mt-rt* st»6 ami itti Sitnrdajs of «a<0 motril Mrs. G. W Pettit W M I.. C om Im »Wer et ar J HAY «IT L »R l»l RECTOR Y Bivi rrv L • NO ,O»A F R A M Meet md n..<i 41/1 baturdays in tficli monili. <•** Nelson, W M , C H Huk». N W.C C Bab Imge, J W,J. II Brldgrferd Seoretory. MlBIA V «' haptfs N0.20O K. M Mreta st and 31 <1 Tuesdays it» each month. Mrs. f. P. Bridgrfoid W M..U C Bal bulge, H P Mrs Ella W< sk I, A M , J. H Br Mtgrford Recr-tarjr. pACIFK IxnxiR N<». »OS I «» «>• F --Meets Pflday« iM-forr and 4U» Saturdays and »verr other Saturday In the mouth Frank Long N <i . j J pye, V <• . « H Hk-ks Secretary U nity Rr.gggAH LofMHe No. 91 1,0 O. F. — Meets im! nn»l 4th Tuesdays Mrs Fllaobeth Pye. N <* , Mrs. Fiaun Long. V. G. J J P/*. Secictary