Tillamook headlight., April 15, 1897, Image 4

HEADLIGHT X-BA YS
White Rabbit Easter dies at Stur-
geon’s
Dr. Wise will leave for his Portland
2 t.
office about the 25th of April.
Wanted—Wanted—
Potatoes wanted at Cohn A Co.
Kay A Todd have the very latest styles
in shoes, needle and coin toes.
Mr. Frank Severance will begin work
in his logging camp this week
Millinery Opening at Mrs. Sturgeon’ll
this week Be sure to see the pattern
hats.
Dr. Wise it busy at bin office h#»re,
and cannot go to Nehalem next week as
be intended.
Any one who wants to get rid of their
surplus potatoes can do so by taking
them Io Cohn & Co’s store.
Do you wear a Gordon hat? If not,
why not? You can get one at Kay &
Todd,s.
New goods on every boat at Cary’s
Herman Brown who drives the csttle
in Severance’s logging claim brought
some stock to tide land on Monday.
Call at the new Clothing Store aud see
A fine stock of new prepared paints
the latest thing in ties and shirts.
at Cary’s
The Crescent.
A nice line of straw hats just opened
When buying» wheel, just look st its
at Kay A Todd’s.
points. Smooth gearings, large tubing,
neat lines and atrong joints
Will »nit
Miss Lullu Hunt is visitiing friends any rider. Either low frame or high,
at Hobaonfill« this week.
for the best wheel to aell and the beat
It strengthens and invigorates weak wheel to buy,
h the Creacent.
stock, Harrison's California hay, barley
Then why not ride the beat, throw
Knd bran.
your ohl wheel away, and
i... " send for a
Creseent without further delay, Yon
Opening week this week at La Mode will never regret it. It will last till j OU
Millinery Parluet.
die. For its the heat wheel to sell and
the best wheel to buy.
W. II. IL Cary makes a specialty
Is the Crescent.
of cooking stove«.
Don’t fail to see
Sold liy C. E. Reynold Tillamook Or.
him before purchasing.
A. Letcher and G. Jenkins tinge bought
Several interesting communications the tools of A 11.Harris, and will here­
were received loo late for publication after do all work in the jewelry line.
Bring us your trade. Satisfaction giiaran
this issue and will appear in our next.
teed. I will personally look after all work
I). B. Hanson the Pacific Coast repre-
entrusted to my store. Fine watch work
sentative of a large eastern saw niaiiu-
a specialty.
A Letcher.
was
in
town
this
fact uring company
week. It is rumored that his visit may
ORDINANCE NO. 9>-
result in putting in several hand saws in
An ordinance to repeal an ordinance entitled
the princapal milis of this county.
“An ordinance to licence Dray».”
The people of Tillamook City do ordain as
Everybody who attends the dance
given by the boys to-night at Wodomen follows:
Sec. 1. That ordinance No. 17 entitled “An
Hall will he sure of having a good lime oidinance to licvnre Drays,” be and same is
The music will be excellent the floor hereby repealed.
Approved April 9th 1897
manager first class and the price of ad­
George Cohn, Mayor.
mission is only 25ceuts per couple, a price
which everybody can afford even during
Come and see if fortune smiles on you hard times..
While in town take a chance on that
Always on hand with the needs of the
fine crazy quilt at Joe Harrison’s only 10
hour. We have just received from Frisco a
cents
large consignment of fine groceries, feed
Now is the time to buy your farming and provisions, which we will sell so
implements, plows, shovels, hoes etc.
cheap that it will help bling back pros­
Call and see them at Cary’s
perity to I he Country. The T. S. & C.
Mrs Sturgeon has returned with the Co., J. M. Harrison Manager.
finest stock of millinery, ami ladies fur­
nishing goods ever brought to Tillamook.
C. E Donaldson has tiled his contract
and bond with the County Clerk for the
construction of the Daugherty Slough
bridge
The Brooks Sisters have moved their
dre**H making parlors from the Aider­
man building into the Watchtower build­
ing, where they will will be pleased to
see all their patrons and friends.
(’. A.Doty arrived in Tillamook on th»*
atpam«i Elmore on Sunday. Tlieatpamer
in trying to come up ttie alougli on Mon­
day morning Htm k on Dry Stocking bar,
and had to wait till evening to get off.
Mra. C. E Reynold« i«in Wiacoiiflin
visiting lelalive» and friend«, «lie went
via the Camidian I’acicflc and by ho
doing «Heaped the heavy flood» that d’d
•o nincli damage to the railroad linea
further aoutli.
Old hats mad i new at the Ln
parlors.
Mode
Dr. Madiaon
has registered li is
A full line of blankets are kept in
Diploma as a Physician, and hung ; onl stock by Kay A Todd.
hi» »hingle nt the lluchins Reaidi lence,
and hoisted tli<*Custom House flag.
We extend th« glad hand of welcome
accorded the return of all prodigals
Dr. Wiaewillbe at liis office every
They can't atay away. After once having
2t
enjoyed the climate, scenery and claina day until the 25th.
Ladie’a and cliildien’a hats of latest
of Tillamook.
design« at Mt a. Sturgeon’«.
Get your Easier egg dies at al 111 geon’s.
Your photo on a pel buttons only 7oc ta
In another column will he found ! the per dozen, at the Elite
mariiage notices of Elmer D. Hoag and
They aay that Kay A Todd have the
Mias Jennie boland, and
Addiaon IL
heat line of hats that ever came into
Harris «nd Lucy Roland. The i Coll - Tillamook.
trading parties are all well mid favorably
Biing yctir potatoes to iih
We want
known here, and the 11 k a i » i . k * nr join«
with their hosts of friends in extending them now, ami want them badly, Cohn
A Co.
coiigratulntious
The latest fad in pictures is to have
C E Donaldson has moved his mi w
mill to the Little No th Fork of the your pictures made on gold cuff buttons
Wil.Moii liver about 20 rods fiom the You can get them at th“ E ito
liioulli, ami oh the p
< f • la.ik Kipper.
I<
r y’ •” hold go »da for s de
Mi Donaldson has the contiad for the cheap
Must be » dd by May
1st.
Dauglierly Slough bridge, and when he Good organ, stove, table, carpet, etc.
gda Ins bridge lumber cut, will do all
B. C. Tabor.
kinds of custom work.
Mr. Tuttle, the telephone man, has
\ letter has just been received at thia laid in a large slock of plumbei'a sup­
office Minting that the route of the Stea- plies, and proposes to go into the busi-
invi Cliilkat lias been changed. The nv**8 for all tlieie is in it. He bason
|et*ei does not give any additional in­ exibition, sa in plea of patent water closets
formation and we do not know whelhei hot water tanks and all the vaiions de­
another steamer will be placed on the vice« naed in the plumbei» art.
41*
for our large spring stock of
0
t
Which are now on the way and therefore we will clone out our present
stock of winter goods at
G-zeatlsr
:
^Prices
We are also making reductions in our hat department.
Call on us if you want anything in our lines. We can surely save you
money.
COH1T ÓC CO.
Z-iead.in.gr Z^Zeiclxemts,
®.
Our . A D I E’ S
SHOE S are in the
latest shapes and
styles.
GARDEN SEEDS
of all kinds; now
is the time to buy
them.
Sand Lake Siftings.
Our school opened under the charge of Miss
Minnie Neslon. She evidently understands her
business judging from the way she take« the
reins.
The ladies of the district turned out on Satur­
day with buckets, mops, soap, paper and etc.
and thoroughly cleaned and papered the old
school house.
We learned that Miss Ollie Linch will
in the Farmer district.
A Great Magazine Offer
3
3
for
for
1
teach
Demo^t puhli^hiqg Company,
Fifuh Avenue, flewYoi1^.
Launch TOaria
Tonsorial Parlors
A Shilling .« Comfaay
San Fi Utiko
WE NEED ROOM
A battle royal was fought by a couple of our
neighbors lately. The thing was done without
The regular subscription price of
regard to Queensberry rules, but not without
We will send all three to you for
“Demorest's Magazine”
nialace afore thought. We did not get up any
“Judge's Library,” and
one year for $2.CO, or 6 mo,for $ 1,
money on the fight because it was not advertised
“Funny Pictures” is $3.80
far enough a head. For shame neighbors.
Why be so foolish? It is better to bend than to
Demorest'S
zine published; there is none
of our monthlies in wl
profit, fashion aud litera­
break. Shake hands and make up.
ture are so fully prese
.indication pretending to a
similar scope and purpose which can compare with it. Every no. contains a free pattern coupon
The sunshine we all welcome. The quality
UdgeS Li brary is a monthly magazine of full, filled with illustrations in caricature
is a 1. and we hope the quantity will be suffici­ and J replete
with wit and humor. Its contributors are the best of American wits and illustrators
FOR SALE—A few Ions of choice ent.
hay at h reasonRhle price; enquire of
Funny Pictures is another humorus monthly; there is laugh in every line of it.
All three of these magazines are handsomely gotten up. You should not miss this chance to
VV. A High, Netarts.
secure them.
Nehalem Notes.
Wanted—to exchange
Cut here and return Coupon properly filled out.
(Prom the Nehalem Times./
work for 20000 shingles.
I. F. La rsen.
Chris Klanhn and wife, of Portland, are
spending a few days on their claim above this
The latest: Celluloid Photos, samples city.
For the enclosed $?.oo piel ie send llEMORHST’S FAMILY MAGAZINE, JUDGE'S
BRARY, (a magazine of luu.) and FUNNY PICTURES for one year as per your offer.
now on display at Hein’s Ait Studio. 41
E»lw. G.E. Wist shipped several cases of
Name
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County warreuts taken al Cohn A Co. salmon to San Francisco on the Chilkftt.
Missvs Mary School ineyer and Essie Love-
Bai gains in fine watches al J.etcher’s. well who have been attending school at Tilla'
Post Office.
Mrs» A Inveen, residing at 720 Henry mook have returned to their homes.
Date
State
St., Alton, III., suffered with sciatic
The fl-hing season c pened on the Columbia
rhenniatiMn for over eight niniiths on the tenth, and about 200 boats went out after
Pasturage.
She doctored for it nearly the whole 12 o'clock Friday night, tne catch being about
ot this time, using varoiis remedies re­ the average for this time of the year. There
Over 120 acres of open tide land now
commended by her friends, and was are no strong indications of a strike, aud the
well fenced on the plank road just west
impresrion ie that 4*2 cenjs will be paid.
treated by physicians, but received no
The schooner Free Trade arrived in Wednes­
of town. Fresh streams running on
relief. She then used one and a hall day afternoon, and on the night tide with the
J. C. Harrington, Maater
every side of it. No horses allowed.
bottles of Chamberlain’» Pain Balm, aid ot several skiffs for towing she was brough t
Will fence it in ths center so that stock
which effected a co.i plete cure, ’ This is to this city Thursday morning. She took on
Will make regular trips be­ can Ire easily found. No stock taken
about one hundred cords of stave bolts, and
published at her request, as she wants eft dowu th« river again Monday morning.
tween Tillamook, Garibaldi,
later than the end of this month nor
those similarly affected to know f what
and all wny stations.
without notice being duly given.
Will
cured her. The 25 and cent sizes for
not beresonsible for I obs of stock.
Beaver Budget.
sale by 8. J. Sturgeon.
Apply for further information to
one way
25<*.
The quarterly meeting, which convened here To Bay City,
Dr. II Patchen.
Extra hle ided tc.
round trip
50c.
l.iat Friday evening with Rev Dollarhide of To Bay City,
I umber Co.’a »tore al 1
Tillamook
Ore
one way
50c.
Bay City in the chair, is now emerging into i'u Gai ibaldi
To G«ribaltli
round trip
75C.
what
appears
to
be
one
of
the
grandest
revival«
Notice.
Why wear old clothes when you ran
If you want a comfortable trip to all
gel a new all wool suit at the I'mckee ever held at Beaver.
All persons knowing themselves
Lumber Co.’a store at Hubsonville for
Last Sunday at it A. M. the funeral of the points take the Maria.
indebted to me will please call and set­
from $7.60 to |V.5O?
infant child of G. W. Wallace was preached by
tle their accounts within 30 days of the
Rev. C. Mills Mr. and Mrs. Wallace have the
You need a new hat and the place to the deep and heartfelt sympathy of every body
date of this notice.
All accounts
go for one of those Stetson hat», the
FOR
SALE
remaining unsettled by April lltli will
latest hat out, is the Truckee Lumber here in Beaver.Sweet little Rena,
4 good milch cowh , will be fresh by lie placed in the hands of a collector for
Co.’s store at Hobsonville.
Go to thy rest.
God called thee home
the 1st to JO of April. Apply to
settlement
He thought it best.
For lowest prices on picture frames of
Geo. W. Phelps,
Geo. Grayson,
Among the relitaves at the funeral at
all kinds go to the Elite Foto Parlors, tf.
Netarts, Ore.
Trask Toll Gate. Trask, Or.
Beaver was an Uncle of the deceased, Mr.
New stove pipe at Carey’s hardwar Sieinhilber, ot Tillamook.
store at 15 cts per joint.
As scarce aa potatoes are for sale. It seems
A tine line of groceries of all kind» a to me farmers would do well to speak throught
the H radltght . aud tell whether they have
the Truckee Lumber Co.’s store at have any for sale or not.
Hobsonville.
Alvia Finley and wife reached here last Sunday
from Stewart Ohio. They intend to make their
future home here We extent them a cordial
welcome
TILLAMOOK
mute 01 not, though we me informed
Ladies you w ant a new hat/or Easter,
unofficially that a «mailer «learner, the which falls thia year on Sunday Apr 18
W»o t, will be placed on the route.
ami the place for you to get it It at the
I h« inapecloi of costuma at I dla nnok La M«sle Millinerv parlo?». Opening
bay having resigned, to trike effect Apr. • lavs, Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
1.
Collector Page
has oppoiiited \pril 18th, 16th and 17th.
Dr Frank R Ma lisou iiiapermr and
deputy collector of cvstoiiis at Tillamo« k
Fm Rent—Th? ranch owned l»v the
Lay. the mouth of the Nehalem and Beals Bro’s, on the Miami river ia for
Nemtucea. The appointment was in rent. Parties desiring further ¡inform­
rt ict olwiervame of the civil service ation will please apply to
rule«, approved by the Preeivent.*As­
Real« Bro’s
turian.
Tillamook Oregon
I saac H imlkr , Propr.
Mrs. John Barkerand Mis II Orchard
Shaving, Hair Cutlingand all Tonsorial Motk
drove to Buy City on Tlinrsdav after-
noon Ou their return ami between
MAR RIED.
Done In the I attest Style of the Art.
l auglierti Blough bridge and Tillamook
where the road is next to impassable, the
seal of the biiggi broke mid Mrs Itaiker
Harris—FolamL-At the residence of Shaving
15 cts. Razors Honed On
>< ss thrown to the ground, the hind
25 cts.
Short Notice
wheel passing overher Issly
Mrs Howard Carv. in thia city, April 12th, by Hair Cutting
ltai ker was considerably liruiaed, but Rev. R M C<nt»er, Addiaon Harris to
Nett Door to Poet Office.
TillaMoofc.
not aermusly liuit. Mis. Orchard man- Lucy E Fatami.
1 ge I to stick to the Imggi
The horse
was gentle, and did not mu away
Hoag Poland —At the residence of
S S. Ihdlaa, in Tillamook Ore., April 7th
1897, bv R«v. S. S. Dalian, Elmer Hoag
Dre»s Xlaking
Mr. Grocer:
can get and
Jennie Foland
we
’t
along without you. Here
arc thousands of people who
want good tea, and tons of
St hi/lutg s Best far them.
\\ ill you say to your
customers for us: "Here is
a tea that I am sure of. I’ll
give your money back if you
don't like it” ?
i
if
Alien llouite <iueete.
E M. Kies, Trask ; James M. Fuller, L- M.
Alley and wife, George Irwin, Garibaldi; Mrs.
T. E. Hughes and son, Portland; Curt Johnson,
John Johnson, Nestocton; Walt Smith, W. I).
Woods, F. M. Linville. Wilson; W. S. Johnson.
Tillamook; Theo Jacobi, Frank Long, C. R.
Ostrander, Bay City ; John O. Shannon. Siletz;
John McConnei, Capt. George Hunt, Cape Mearg;
D. B. Hanson, S. F. Cal., Harman Olson, Fair­
view, Janies Irwin, Ro^sland B. C; Reuben R.
Fades, P. W. Ryan. M. Burton, Salmon RiveJ;
Parties who are thinking of building A. J. Keaton, Nehalem.
this spring will do well to call al W. II.
H. Cary’s hardware and get prices on
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
doors, window locks, nails mid all build­ by local applications, as they cannot reach the
diseased portion of the ear. There is only one
ers supplies-
way to cure deatnes-t, and that is by constitu­
Attornev E. ESelpli is wrestling with tional remedies. Deatness is caused by an in
the problem of breaking in a new bicylv flamed condition of the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed
Mr. Selpli is a native Oregonian and you have a runib ing sound or imperfect hear­
thoiougldy at home w th bunch grass ing, and when it is entirely clossd* deafness is
horses, but, he says that for ways that the result, and nuless the inflammation can be
are dark and tricks that are vain the taken out and the tube restored to its normal
condition hearing will be destroyed forever;
bicyle is surely peculiar. It may be nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh,
‘tired” but it can do more wobbling, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of
bucking, kicking and falling down the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
than the most perverse bunch grass
case ofdeafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot
cayuse ever born. However the mus­ be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
cular attorney is gradually conquer­ culars, .“tee.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.,-Toledo. O.
ing the stubborn machine.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Hall's
Family
Pills are the best.
Siateti of all sizes at Sturgeon’s.
Timothy hay wanted at Cohn A Co’s.
High grade SYR­
UPS 60 cts. per gal­
lon cans.
High grade green
COFFEE 25 cts |»ei
pound.
Tariors
1 ÎORN.
Su f »nd Everything >n the
Dre»» Mnkii g Line Made in
RevnoLla— In Tillamook, April 12th
1897, tn the wife of Gnv Reynold«, a non.
THE LATEST STYLES
■H— AND AT —M*
Rev. Sisel of Long Prairie is assisting in the
protracted meetings at Beaver.
The adition to our school house at Beaver
will be put on this week, so that school may
begin Monday with Mr. Wolf as teacher.
NOTICE—Rev B F. Durfee will
occupy the pulpits of the S. D. A
church Sunday evening at 7:30 P M
until further notice.
Svttl. L'p
All peisons knowing themselves in­
debted to the Tillamook Mill and
Lundier Company will please call at
once and settle, either bv cash or note.
! Changes tluit have taken place in the
memberaliip of the company render
immeiliate settlement of all outstanding
accounts absolutely necessary.
Tillamook Mill A I.umbei Co.
Nattw
The partv who brought a blsck suit of
Prices to Suit the Times clotlia to my place to be repared, about
I>ec 15 to 25th IS!», will please call
13,00 hi 14,00 for regular suit.
DIED
■ nd pay for repairing and take the doth-
Fine white sewing a specialty.
ea »way
If not taken away the clMlies
Parties calling a ill tind IIS in
Wallace,—At Heaver. Oregon, Frid iv,
wilt be «old on Saturday, the 1st day of
every day except Saturdays.
Aptil Vili 1S97
Rens, lagghter of Mr.
May for the pnrprwe of paying for repair­
Roomslntha Watchtower Building,
and Mrs Geo.
W. Wallace, aged 3
ing aud advertising.
months
TNE IIOOIS SISTEIS
Bernard Buback
Cental QÜcil;.
I will be at my Tillamook Office every day
till the 25th. of April. About that time I
will have to go to Portland to remain till Ju­
ly 1st- when myself and family will return
tospen't the summer here. Those who want
to see me about dental work will pleasebear
this in mind.
Yours Truly,
w. a w™