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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (May 15, 1897)
<7/ 'O. E. Reynolds lias received a fine lot /? piper for decoration purposes r -------- . .. , , . l- _ lubeii-atinz oils consisting of lard cylinder oil, black oils etc. See Cohn A Co’s, large stock of shoes has before buying anything in his line, Lord Lancmiter cigars at Lamb’s. arrived and its the best ever shown in [ If ynn intend to build h boat use gid- New sto.'k of Stationery at .Sturgeon’s. ti.e city. vanized iihi I s . You will find » good ss- /7gx\ HEADLIGHT X-RA YS^-K^. Diamond dyes, I, all geon’s Drug Store. *• shades Mt «Stur- Billy Williams expects to commence work on liis new residence in a couple ot days. When you want blasting or giant powder, the place to get it is olW. II. H. Cary,who will furnish it to you Oil short uotice. Mrs. May who has been on the sick ¿ortment at C. E. . Reynold,« hardware V—vz liât | »»lore. ----- list for for the the past past week week is is out out Mgain. again. Ash oars 10c per foot at Reynold’s | The only first class cigars in the city at hardware store. Lamb's. Go Io Letcher’s for your fishing tackle; The Tillamook Lumbering Company the largest assortment ever brought to is putting a new roof on the mill. tewn. The steamer Elmore came in yesterday. Just received a nice lot of ladies »ml NEW GOODS New Goods! New Goods! be Wild pigeons are not as plentiful as Lent» gold filled welches that will La Bincrridad clear Havana cigars at usual ttiis year, and our sportsmen have sold cheap for cash . Call and gel prices had rather poor success bagging tbe I tint will surprise you for rlieapuena. launb’i. At Letcher’«. toothsome birds. Mr. Todd, manager of Kay 4 Todd’s The bicycle raffle at Lamb ’ s last Mon clothing store, went to McMiunullle last Lord Laiichaster cigars at Lamb’s. day remitted as follows; Louis Jacobson Saturday to tiring in Ids family. Arbuckle or Lion coffee 12}^ cents per won first prize, No. 15., and John Nel A large invoice of uew hats end son, of Hobsonville, won second prize, )K>und at Colin & Co. trimminga is expected on the next b- al No. 30, gents wheel. If you want to buy fine fishing tackle for La Mode millinery parlors. sod buy it cheap, the place to buy it is John Cooper and family liuve returned ntC. E Reynolds. Anew assortment Sturgeon carries the most complete to Tillamook, after an absence oi some now on hand. stock of drugs and medicine in the 1 nigth. They ezi*ct to make this place county. The latest: Celluloid Photos, samples their home. now on display at Hein’s Art Studio. 4t Five good dairy cows for sale. Call at Wanted—to exchange Blacksmith JollU Theiler's, 1 work for 20000 shingles Nestocton, Ore. « I. F. Larsen J. H. Roach, Bay City; J. W Ball. C. Allison, In the clothing line Cohn 4 Co can’t Portland; P. Fox, Balein; W. J. Smhh, wit on; Cohn 4 Co. are paying the highest be equalled; their prices and goods Geo. H. r.tzgibbon, Portland; David Marling Nehalem; A. G. Berggvist. Wes Sound Wash. prices for wool and hides. speak for tliemaelves La Sinceridad clear Havana cigars at launb's. Th« Creaeent. NEW STOCK OF SHOES. : We I ihvc one of the l.igest an.l beet selected stocks of shoes ever brought to Hie city. Prices lower tlnm ever Evi-ryliody sxysour NEW STOCK Or CLOTHING is the dies pest slid beet they ever saw. Our prices <lefy.eom|>etitioii. OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT whh never more complete with m H ths hilest styles Mini patterns of the eeneon. REMEMBER WE ARE LEADERS in everything we carry and to save money is to trade with Cohn •9 The Leaders in Low Prices i There is no better cigar made than La Siuceridad-at Lamb’s. When buying h w heel, just look at ita 1 Be sure to aee those changable silks hats are to lie points. Smooth gearings, large tubing, | neat lines and atrong joints Will suit* for waists at Mrs. Sturgeon’s any rider. Either low frame or high, i Rev. Mr. Tabor and family leave here for the heat wheel to Bell and the heal | A new assortment of skirts and wraps just received at Mrs Sturgeon’s. the first of next week for Portland, and wheel to buy, la the Crescent. Mrs. Sturgeon carries a fine line of other valley points, Tliev go by private Then why not ride the best, throw I handkerchiefs. conveyance. your old wheel away, and send for a Crescent without further delay. You | Children’s school hose at Mrs Stur The City Recorder liaa received the will never regret it. It will last till jon . geon’s new aluminum dog tuga ordered from die. For its the beat wheel to sell and the east ami the livenaas a'e ready to be the best wheel to buy la the Crescent. Q is »lied. They eost just one dollar. Get ii? Sold by C. E Reynold Tillamook Or. one or say goodbye to your bow-wow. Qi ri Oscar Campbell caught an immense ex ICelutna Thank«. rj sturgeon on Monday night while fishing Cj c On the account of painting, and other in the channel near Garibaldi. The tisli ri improvements going on at the S. I). A. «ri measured over 7)k ft. in length church, there will be no public service« Catnpell is not a member of the I.eld there on next Sunday. But the Liars Club. church will be open between 2 and 3 P. The only first class cigars ill the city M. on that day, where we shall be glad at Luiul/a. meet all those who have contributed, and J. E. Tuttle met with a painful acci- Chua made the recent improvement cut on Tuesday while engaged in duing possible, together with all their friends siiiiie plumbing he bail the middle of hie and ours, as I exped to leave the early left bund badly cruahed. It will be part of the week for Portland to attend aeveral days before lie will be able to re our anual conferance. We wish to ex end our sincere thanks to all those who sume work have in any way assisted us in Prof. Hughes will give his usual fl lido work, and wish to apologise Io The week, Saturday evening lioplliis those * ho contributed some months ago hour from 8-30 to 9-30 will be devoted lo “The Orphan's Home “ Some were to iiistriiction. Every one is cordially given to understand that their names Invited to attend these dances A diniwn— together with the amounts, would be monthly periodical, ion including instruction, 50 eta per published in a I published by the association, and couple. would be given an opportunity to see J. E. Sibley mid family have again the same. We wish to say to all those, that their removed to llobaonville. Mr. Siblev nuniee and the amount were sent, and li is not b< en in I lie lie»l of health lately, we retained a copy. They sent us a re I and the frequent trip» back and forth ceipt which correspondM exactly with The latest styles in found al Colin 4 Co. ? o Ö <x <Ä a from Ilobsonville seemed to aggravate bis ill lieallli. The many friend«of Mr and Mrs. Sibley will miss them from Tillamook. At the last term of the County Court, Wm Lundguist, a native of Sweden, Tlionas Eiiden, a native of England, Argust llellebuyck, a native of Belgium Manuel Miniseli, a native of Sweden and Chas llellebuyck, a native of Belgium w ere admitted to citizenship. Mi. Blown, the shoemaker, return» d from Portland last week where he had gone to select a slock of goods for his new shoe store. I he g »oda are expecte«! in on tue next boat. Mr. Brown hits had considerubleexpeiience in his line of business, and something nice limy be expccteil. > ö our books, hut the pamphlet in which the names should have appeared, if sent was lost in the mail. Cohn A Co. weie the largeNl donors, contributing $2 50 A full list if thought best could yet be published Rut I will say you ran al rest assured that every penny contributed teached its destination. We have found the Tillamook people to be a kind hearted generous people' I saac K imleb , Propr. and I should like lo remain here if tnv . health would permit, and, again because Shaving, Hair Cutting and all Tonaorial Wot k 1 am so nuiortunately constituted that) Done in the latest Style of the Art. I (‘an do bettei where I am known than ' in a Htiange place, and for this reason 1 tlislike to go to a new place. 8h»«Big. 15 cts. Rasoi s Honed On B. C. Tabor. Hair Cutting »5 cts. Short Notice Tonsorial Parlors BONN Smith—In Tillamook City, May tìtli, 1897, to the wife of C. II. Smith, a Oeo and Abe Cohn sent on Sstuiday to daughter their brother, Mark L. CoIm of Portland, a young black bear about three months old. The little fellow was capturetl on 1 >1 ED Bewley Creek some weeks ago by Cha«. Wells, lie seemed Intake his captivity i philosophically, and furnished iniiuli Buback — In Tillanmok.Oregim, May 2d, amusement to 1 he many who saw I i 11 1897, Bernard Bubach. A native of wbile on exhibition at Cohn A Co’» store Amtrin, aged about 76 years. Mr, Buback has lieen resident of The following items were left out by l’illamook for a nuniber of years, and accident last wees : » ben alile tu do so, worked Ht the trade A regnisi meeting of the Town Coun of uihiring. Ile sutleied gréaily frolli cil was held Monday evening, all being rheuimuism in recent yeurs, sud tliat present The mat ter of the double tax cjiiibined Witti olii »ge wai thè casose < f levy on Tillamook City properly, and the Irsdei.lh. Ile was liiiried accordiug lo double poll tux was discussed, and the the rites ni the Ciitliolic dioriti hy Rev City Attorney was Instructed to see Fatlier Mchell. Jugde Conder, and arisnge for some kind of settlement o| the matter. NOTICE OF THF APPOINTMENT OF The lien oidmance wa« read for the KXKl'VTRIX. third time. One of the ctmncilmen Notice 1» hereby given that I have been duly moved that it be laid under the table, appointed executrix of the laat will aud testa but the motion wm « declared out of onler. mentuf Frank Hutchins deceased, late of THla O » the question of the |MUsage, two moot County, Oregon All prraous having are « ouiicihiien, (iooilspeed, voted in the • la I ma againot the emale of «aid decruaed a'Tbmatixr, ami lladlev, Totn|«on Slid hereby notldcd to present the saiue with proper voucher« to (he uudersixutd at my residence In Knudson voted in the negatixe. I'he bill of A. (» l ong in the sum of ’‘ortland , Oregon, or to 1 T MavUhy at his |h 1) i>0 for hose him I itoaile was read, office iu I'illattionk City, Oregon, williin six M v Hth t hit«« the good« Imd not yet arri v«-d, mouthy t om the date hereof. Klien A Hutvhius. > x vutrtx of the last will h wh < laid oxer HU next incetiug. I on bit's of ili,« I'cco.drr for salary «•<1 te lament of saitl devea.-rd 1 T Maul «by. attorney for exec mH lint ), and the M m .«hall $31.36 wr»e I 'dered p id. Council Adjourned. Prop us 4 linv it you can’t get S i AM h ^ ' s />V>/of your grocer, or if you don’t like it and can tget your money back. A Mi.« Next Door to Pont Office, Tillamook. i W<»o<l wanted. FOR SALE—A few tons ot choice liny st h leHsoimble price; enquire of Bids will be leceived until Muy 15th W. A High, Netarts 1897 by Tillamook Jhiiiy Us<»ii»tion for For Rent—The ranch owned by the 50 cords of four foot fir or alder wood. 8. Severane- Beils Bro’s, on the Miami river is for Secretary. rent. Parties desiring further iniforiii- ation will please apply to Copper paint for boats is th»» best. Beals Bro’s You will limi it at C. E. Reynold’b Tillamook Oregon hardware sture. Tizh TSai’ket' A large invoice of pressed strainer pails just received at C. E. Reynold’s. They are the most durable pail in the market. Wanted-An Idea Protect your Ide»; they may bring you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDEKBURN A CO Patent Attoa neyx, Washington, D. C.. for their $1.800 prim offsg and list of two hundred invention* wanted. A1RVMEN ATTENTION ! ! Have You Ever Used or Examined the Empire ©ream Zeparator’z? Freeh Fish of every discription in their season. Are you fond of They ure beyond doubt the bent machine in the market. The machines manufactured by us include The Improved Mikado, ranging in price from Empire No. io, price $275. capacity ixoo lbs $75 to $»*5 and having a capacity oi 250 lbs per hr. per hour. Empire No. 5, price $150, capacity 500 lbs per Empire No. as, price $450 to $500. capacity from hour. a5oo to 3000 per hour. OF* Many new and important improvements have been added this year. The skimming de vivt s have b. en simplified and rendered more efficient. New bearings and an improved safety clutch have been added as well as other improvements. For further infoftnation address Clams, Crabs, Fresh; Smoked And Salt Fish? IF SO GO 1 O L. P CHIPMAN’S FOARD & STORES CO. Market on West Main Street. Opposite Aldei man Hotel Building. L A. CHIPMAN, Proprietor. Astoria, O regon. Just Read This!!! and see if you are not interested ill it, We have just received it fine new stock of GO 10 JUNES BROS. Livery ¡Stable CS-OOTDS, BOOTS, SHOBS and GBOCEKIES \ Our Stock of Dry Goods Includes when you want The latest styles in dress goods, laces, betid trimmings, ready made suits, silk and cotton shirt waists, and everything in tin line of staple dry goods . A Nice Kigand A Good Safe Team In the Line of Groceries You Will Find that you cun drive with com fort and enjownient. Our patrons will find every, thing in first class shape and our prices reasonable. all staple groceries, choice dates, queen olives, whole tomatnee in cans, French kidney beans, .... all kinds of soups, yarinoutli bloat- ers,smoked halibut, shredded <..................... * ‘ dried - - - stock fish etc. etc. codfish, [ Our Stock of Shoes Includes JONES BROS. PATENTS^ liauneh TDaria! All ordinary varieties, seal skin shoes and tan shoe for ladies. I have also an unttsally fine line of gents neck wear,s and other things loo numerous to mention. Come and see my stock, * nd be convinced that We Are the People. Yours Truly LOUIS OLSEN, J. O. Harrington, ► 4 »sTsauk visa rsnn ■ auoWm wiu. . 4 RMI .. umrS w. w,|| .-„»i,«« lu Ml. <br ,ltk- . 4 2” •'"* 11,4,1 IllD KHlul iMrf ' 4 a» I.UIII..I n.u4 u I*.«.tor. S m ,p>, ’ Will make regular trips be tween Tillamook, Garibaldi, and all way stat ions. 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Ailed with illustrations in caricature Hi, • phir w..h «ti «nd humor It« Its conirtbuiorx eontrtbmor* are the beat best of American wita and illustrators illuatratorti NO TICK OF FINA1. ACCOUNT Funnv Fixtures - .«it uhe humerus monthly; there i* I ugh in every me of it. Al! •htertd th< ii< m . « ate band Jincly gotten up You • ould not mw» chance to Not »■ hr vby ,eu that tb« ditdem xned be» fthxt het Anal mvouh I •• ««Imimatiatria of oft he m > ii* of C. T McKiuley dece.-'Cti, aud Cut here ami return Coupon properly tilled out. that the county cuu.l fai Tilfamix*k Ucnnlx Uif . a a, h.'» et 10 o deck A. M on the *lh <tsy of July, 1 o al tbe county court uM'iu tn aatd ueuuly and »tale a> the t.me aud place he. r r«M Ihrr Kle-sd«- <»> I>ir.w ..„.I UFMORKST S FAMILY MAGAZINE. JVIH.t S - . (• »«.uiiw ot tno.) and rvMNY -- ---- the «ame. aud no* all petauna lxaxio< oujex i' 1 t«a • to the » »me are hereby required u preaetH Nette the «amr on or before «aul date Mated May «th l«r Mary X McKinley Hut Administratrix K F *elph Attowey for «aid Admititairairix r„ fub'i^hiqg Company, w i 1 Fh’uh Avenue, (lewVorlç. I have returned to Portland, where I will remain until about Ju lp 1st, when I will re turntospendthe sum mer in Tillamook, pre pared to do first class Dental wirka s here tofore. Watch this space for further an nouncements, LÍZ. Æ. WISE.
