Tillamook headlight., May 27, 1897, Image 4

HEADLIGHT X-IÌA Y S
Olsen's.
Full line of Diamond Dye» at Sturgeon’».
A marriage license has been issued
Sturgeon make» a specialty of toilet prepar­ Samuel Brammer mid Ester Aicher,
ation».
was dated May 13th.
The fi»i«*t atocle of laces ever «een
Tillamook at Olaen’a.
Just received a nice lot of ladies and
gent« gold filled watches that will
be
sold cheap for cash. ( all and get price«
that will sui prise you (cr cbeapneas.
At
Letcher’s
to
It
Lord Lancbaster cigars at Lamb'*.
If voll want any thing nice in the line
« * it
“ is
’» at
of dress goods, the phtce to find
in
If you want to buy fine fisbing tackle
The telephone line to Forest
Grove
was re-opened on Monday, and will he ami buy it cheap, the place to buy it i»
at C. E Reynolds. Anew assorlinent
Addie Harris am! wife move today to kept up all summer.
now on hand.
their ranch on the Tdhiinook.
T C MN ainer, the stage man, was
The latest: Cell'd..id Photos, samples
week.
He
M ihm Lulu Hunt left last
week f >r here the eat ly part of this
now on display at Hein’s Art Studio. 4t
a visit to friemln in j’<»ri laml. »he ex- ( xpects to have his stage running with­
in a week. The H sadlig H t will contain
La Sinceridad clear Havana cigars at
pecti to remain for Home week«.
tin* advertisement as soon as the
stage Lamb’s.
StatioiiHiy, notion* hif I school
«up- star Is.
plies al Hie New Racket
Stole.—Elite
The only first class cigars ¡11 the city
Folograf Building.
if
II. Ges«er, of Spri.ce Ore.,
wa*
in
at Lniub’s.
town yeeierday
He is an
excellent
Lord Lancaster cigar* nt Lnmh’fl.
painter and paper hanger, and has done
0. E. Reynold* ha« received a fine lot
Any
considerable work here in town
Hon. E E. Sei ph left
Monday
for
oil,
one desiring work in his line will tint! lubririitiiig oils ( oiiMixtiiig of hu'd
I’ortlHiid* Mr. Selph goe* as a repie-
cylinder oil, black oil» etc. See him
him a fine mechanic.
hentalive of the I. O O. 1. Lodge
of
before buying anything in his line.
H uh place.
An effort is being made by Eddy, mid
If you intend to build a boat use gal­
Caples assisted by prominent local busi­
While skills at Mrs. Sturgeon s.
ness men to secure a rt-rating of
I he vanize«! nails. Yon will find a good as­
Prof. Wulkei has kindly handed us the town in insurance matters. The new sortment at 0. E. Reynold,s hardware
qii«-Ktions asked »it the recent
teiicher* water system has reduced danger
from si ore.
examination,
for
publication' They fire to a niiniiniini, and
our people
Asli onre 10c per foot
at
Reynold’s
weie received loo late to be set up this t-hoiild have the benefit of this
greater
week, blit will appear in our next.
hardware store.
security in the rates paid fur insurance
w
w
s
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fl
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!
NEW GOODS
î
1?
New Goods! New Goods!
NEW STOCK OF SHOES.
We have one of the largest and best selected stocks of shoes ever
brought to the city. Prices lower than ever Everybody says our
NEW STOCK OF CLOTHING
is the cheapest and best they ever saw.
Our prices defy competition.
OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT
:
was never more complete with all the latest styles
and patterns of the season.
:
REMEMBER WE ARE LEADERS
Go to Letcher’s for your fishing tackle;
A penny saved is as good ns two earn
A Mini accident occurred Tuesday to
:
ed
Y n cun save the penny by trading I he little son of S. O. Wickland. The the largest assortment ever brought to
in everything we carry and to save money is to trade with
at the New Racket Store.—Elite Fotograf latter was engaged in hauling gravid for town.
Building.
if
the roads, and the boy
was
tending
Five good dairy cows for sale. Call at
brake. On coining <lown a little incline
When you
wwnt blasting nr ginnt north of town near the Brown place, ths John Theiler’s,
powder, the phtce to get it in ofW. II II. hoy tried to apply tlie brake, but for
Nestocton, Ore.
<’nry,wlio
will furnish it to
you
on some reason it broke
throwing
him
Mrs.
Sturgeon
received another invoice of
bhoit notice.
down between the wheels,
and
one goods this week.
of the hind wheels passed completely
Dr .1 0. Kelly has recovered from
Ventilating corsets at Mrs. Sturgeon’s.
over his body
lie was
immediately
Ida illneaa, uml ia prepH red for h II pro-
brought to town, and a physician
sent
Warned—to
exchange
Blacksmith
fen-iornd culla, <*«y or flight.
for who found three ribs
broken
and
work for 20000 shingles.
olher
internal
injuries.
At
last
accounts,
cl
A miirriege liceuee wi<a hailed yealer- ¡
I. F. Larsen.
flnytff Jumen U'illiHtiia
mid
lief timi the boy was doing well, and hopes are
Ackley.
Alllie timeofgoing to presa entertained of his recovery .
Theie is no better cigar made than La
I Im < ei emoiiy luid imi yet been perform-i
Sinceridad-at Lamb’s
ed.
jl
Mousseline De Sole at Mr». Sturgeon's.
I
—
lave again re-
*Thp rheapoht pince to bnv eve r seen
For Rent—Th? ranch owned by
0
now
selling
in iill moo
in u hat evti y bod y Fays of
Wood wanted.
Sized lumber Beals Bro’s, on the Miami river is
the New Bucket Store
Come and see
NOTICE; OF THE
APPOINTMENT OF
A large invoice of pressed strainer
imforin-
4 1 x 3—4 feet rent, Parlies desiring further
for yourself.—Elite Fotograf Building. If
EXECUTRIX.
Bills
will
be
leceived until May 15tli pails just received at C. E.
Reynold's.
will
plea««
apply
to
»ilion
Notice is hereby given that I have been duly 1897 by Tillamook Daily Association for
Beals Bro’s
They are the most durable pail in the
Ln Sitici ridad dear Havana cigars at
appointed executrix of the last will and testa 5u cords of four foot fir or alder wood.
Tillamook Oregon.
Lamb’s,
market.
meat of Frank Hutchins deceased, late of Tilla
Information Wanted
8. Severance
11100k County, Oregon. All persons having
Information is wanted concerning the
Secretary.
claims against the estate of said deceased are
Allen House Guests»
whereabouts of a man named William J.
hereby notified to present the same with proper
the Stretch,
Copper paint for
boats is the best.
and family; I’. W. Todd, wife
lie came to Tillamook from
J K. Holcomb
______
”
C.
_ _ N. Johnson, Bea- vouchers to the undersigned at my residence in You will find it
South Bend Washington about
three and children, McMinville;
at C. E. Reynold’s
ver; Win Bender, Oconamowoc, Wls;J.S. (hay Portland , Oregon, or to I. T. Maulsby at his
years ago.
I le is about GO years of age, and wife Nehalem; Tlios. Thoi ixlorph.
. . office in Tillamook City, Oregon, within six hardware sture.
iidorph. S. I*.
for and is a timber cruiser by trade. Per­
•nd list of two hundred inventions wanted.
*
T. <’. McNamer, Forest Giove; Felix Roy. Ne­
months from the date hereof.
Mr y nth 189
sons sending information to this oilice halem, Joseph J Dawson, Kilchia; Dr. Y’atom
Rotteli.
Hay
( ity;
Ellen A. Hutchins, Executrix of the last will
Hhernlan;
Joe
Gobtill,
J.
E.
Roach,
Bay
will he rewarded tor their (rouble.
tf
Daniel Hick*» Foley, John McConnell Cape and testament of said deceased
Mears; P. Andetsou, John McCoy, Quarry
I. T. Maulsby. attorney for executiix .
Motive
Have You Ever Until or Examined the
T
raiisparent
Sealed bids for furnishing 20 cords of
Cohn tSi. Co.,
The Leaders in Low Prices
•X
1
7>
Wanted-An Idea ££B
SïSfÂ-.a'Sa
DAIRYMEN ATTENTION !
wood for Court House will received nt
I be S. I). A church Inin been fiirniali-
Clerks office up to the 101 h day of June,
erl will, new aeHtH and n Hhninroek pul­
1897
Want 16 cod I m of spruce limbs
pit. Hev. It. E Durfee will occupy the
11 ml 4 cords split hoily fir.
pulpit SfiinlH, evening nt
8
o'clock.
No collection iHken up
Subjeit, the County Judge will open bids on or after
last date named.
IteHiireclion of tlie Dend.
W. W. Conder, Co. Judge.
Mr. Ililla line opened up a choice ato-k
of II fllona, eclmol mtppliea, atfitionery,
Settle I’|>.
etc in the front pin t of the Elite Foto-
pinf Building, mid in selling everything
All persons knowing themselves in­
rentalkal ly cheap
debted to the Tillamook
Mill and
Lumber Company will please call ai
The ninnv fiienda of Claude Tliaver once and settle, either by cash or note.
were deliglited to nee liini on the Hlreeln Changes that have la ken place in the
again after 11 long lllneaa. Mr. Tluiver membership of the company render
made the Ila mi.tun r ettl. e a very pleaa- immediate settlement of all outstanding
iint call, mid then proceeded down I
account* absolutely necesHary.
hv far on thn Hauk.
We triiat
bia
Tillamook Mill Jc Lumber Co.
coveiymay soon be complete.
Fred Stoddard, a former resident
v.
of
thin place, will be in town in a few ilavm
Mr Stoddard la in the employ of
the
Singer Hewing Machine Manufacturing
Co. of Porthllid, and will eanvaaH thia
county in their interest.
Dr. Tatoni, the denlist, was
in town
for a couple of data
thia
week. He
came here merely to visit some friends,
bill dill conaiderable work for
ta-ople
wlie learned of hla preaence, ami wlm
Imppened Io lienufleiiug from
lulling
molars.
n
Ou Friday evening. May 28(h. n Graml
Opening Bull will tie given at the New
•’I...... Ilmt-e by prof.
Ilugliea
The
mimic will Im furnished by
Handley’s
OrcheMm. The opera holme is
now
practically
finished. The
ceiling ia
plastered, the carpenter woik done mid
tfie floor m in first elsas coiiditii.n for
dancing. Don't fail to come and enjoy
a good time.
Teacher'a Examination.
At tlip tom her’» exHiiiiiialioii, held
last ' week I he following perwons
___ _________
received
ceilificates hm indicated below;
First Grade —Mia M. N. T Pawson,
Mrs. Elva(’ Walker
Second Grade.—
Min* Lois A. Ford, Miss Cassa Berry,
Ml** L'iella L. Ford. Third Grade.—
M ihm Lillie Rittenhouse,
Miss
Edith
I’eikinM, Mia* Bertie
Perkin*,
Mina
Roeim Waiters,
Mia*
Della
Oakes.
There were two failures.
The ('re see nt
When buyingn wheel, juM look at It*
i
point*. U
—
* ’
Smooth
gearing«, large * tubing,
neat lines Hiid strong joint* I
Will Rllit
any rider. Either low frame or high,
fui the best wheel to sell nod the best
wheel to buy,
Is the Crescent.
Then why not ride the
l>est, throw
your old wheel iiwny, and send fora
Mrs Waldvogel la pre|»*-e<1 Iodo first
C »Ment without further deliiy. You
¡"""I
l""k'"K,',Xil»'l»'t sml rug. will never regret it. Il will lust till you
of all kitirls sad patterns
Pi icea are as die. Fol its the beat wheel to sell and
follows:
hit or inias I3<, .taper
yd., the best wheel to buy
»Inpod. ISc per yd
Paitiea to furnish
1» the Crescent.
then own nmterla's
Cull nml see net
Bold by C. E. Reynold Tillmnook Or
mid examine samples of work tlmt she
hss on Imnd at present.
The
woik m
uiiimually tine.
Teacher—“We call a thing
ent when we can see through
transpar­
it.
Who
can name such a thing?’*
Eizh TDarket Empire Cream Separafop’s?
They nre beyond doubt the beet machine in the market. The muchiues
manufactured I ' by us include
' ‘
Peter—“A ladder.’’—Fliegende Blaet-
ter.
The Improved Mikado, ranging in price from
Fs to JS5 and having a capacity ol 250 lb. per hr.
Bay City.
Miss Althea Long paid Bay City a visit last
week.
Win. Hayes and Alfred Bigelow have made
final proof on.their homesteads.
Mrs..Btaudenberg and «laughter w’erc paisen-
gvrs out on the Str. Elmore.
Fresh Fish of every discriptinn in
their Beason. Are you fond of
Clams, Crabs,
Fresh; Smoked
And Salt Fish?
J. T Nevins returned Sunday via North Yam­
hill. He reports that Mrs. Nevins has been
gaining strength very rapidly «iuce the oper­
ation.
Mr. Hew ley ha» gone to seek hi« fortune hi
.Home mining country
He intends to visit
Southern Oregon and Northern California.
Market on West Main Street, Opposite
Aiderman Hotel Building.
L A. CHIPMAN, Proprietor.
Mrs C C. Babbidge ant! Alice Jennings were
among the passengers on the Elmore. Miss
Jennings has been attending school in Purt-
laud.
Messrs
Frank Long
and Alfred Dean
____
were passengers on the last trip of the Elmore.
Mi Dean goes to represent Pacific Lodge, at
the Grand Lodge.
Maurice Leach is building a tram-road over
the old ski>t road. It will enable them to
handle more lugs with less expense.
The followers of Isaac Walton are out In force
this month. Several loads passed through our
berx last week, while our citizens are frequent-
Mcen preparing for • day along the batik of
some shady si ream where fish are supposed to
abound.
At the special school meeting held Mondav,
Alex Finlaysou was elected director aud c. II.
Hicks, Cleik.
GO TO
Livery
¡Stable
n
1
.
. ,
nn(' Hee J’oti are not interested in it
M e have just received a fine new stock of
1 he latest s yles in dress goods, laces, bead trimmings, reedy
fule sutts stlk anil cotton shirt waists, and everything in the
line or .staple dry goods .
In the Line of Groceries You Will Find
when you want
A Nice Rig and
A (Sood Safe Tea n 1
that yon can drive with com­
fort and enjowment.
Our patrons will find every,
thing in first class shape and
our prices reasonable.
cui»1'FiTnch’ HV 8’ c!ll,iee <iiUes> queen olives, wnoie
whole tomatoes
tomatoes tn
in
e^'moLed hu 1 i 1
<’f «<!«»», .Yarmouth bloat-
i. /• c/
’ s ,r*<l<lt‘d codfish, dried stock fish etc. etc.
On i Stock of Shoes Includes
I have ibo 'in n'liu " m ’
M?ih H',oes !U,d tan shoe for ladies.
1 itaveal o an unttsally fine hue of gents neck wears and other
things loo numerous to inenlion. b
,,ecK weat,s anti outer
(onif and see my stock, s nd be convinced that We Are the People.
JONES BROS.
Yours Truly
LOUIS OLSEN.
launch TOaria
Tonsorial Parlors
NOTtCK OF K1X IL ACCOVNT
Just Read This!!!
ZDZS-Z- OOOIDS,
ZOOTS, SZZOZE2S arxd
G-ZBOC ::Eiex3ss
JONES BROS. Otif Stock of Dry Goods Includes
Avrn unusual occur«nee for Bay City, and
one which might have proved serious, occurred
la**! Sunday morning While Mr. Roberta was
watting for the mail, a dog bit his horse caus­
ing it to run away
Mrs. Tuttle and children
were seated in their buggy in front of Mr.
Long s store waiting for Mr Tuttle
I.. the
In
excitement her horse became unmanageable
and ran away also. £-*
—— **--
Before
the •-------
horses were
finally controlled. Mrs i Tuttle
........... and . children
......
C. Harrington, Maater
1 IO KN
Tim funeral ,,f Orville, infant ami
of
weie thrown out but not seriously hurt.
___
Mr
Young lost part of his porch, both rigs were
Mr mid Mrs Will
Baiker, took place —
Will
innke teguhtr trips be­
damaged and l»oth horses slightly lamed, ‘
It
firnu the M. E
Church hmt Tue-dsv
seemed aluios; a miracle that no oue «as iu-
tween Tillamook, Garibaldi,
Wick land—In Tillamook, Ore.,
May jured.
I In- child look sick at Nelmlein where
and all way stations.
Mrs. Bmke< was vi.itlng some friends. Hili
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•-
1897,
to the wife of 8. O. Wickland,
Ml. Baiker was hastily am....... med, and a daughter,
FAHK
SHERIFF S SALE
To
Ray
City,
one way
«lien hemnved hriinif It neceaaaiv
to
25c.
To Bay City,
Tn the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
round trip
'»ring the little one iininediNtely to Till*-
50c.
To Garibaldi
Tillamook County. M. L Cohn Plaintiff
one way
50c.
m.s k for Pealment
But the
di-ea-e
To Garibaldi
Il A Woodford C. C Chipman, I.’icv A <
round trip
75C
(iliolera iufaiitunn had loo linn n hold
man, G W Pettit. William Ryan and (
Nolan, I>efendaiits
I' you want a comfortable trip to all
mid on Sumin» night the
child
died.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an points take the Maria.
Mr. mitl Mi* Umker h*v*
the
siin-
execution and older of *ale isjtued out of
Baiker—In Tillamook, Ore May 17th und**r the **eal of the above entitled court and
11.1111V
uil !>> «1...... ..All ...
on
1897, Orville, the infant »on of Mr. •nd a decree of said court made and entered on the
Ulhdayof Novemlntr i%t> in favoi of the above TILLAMOOK
___
Mr*. Win. Barker, aged fl months •nd 11,1
------- r plaintiff
-----------------------
named
m<l a_ --------
t’H —
the a’ \ e -MM.«,.
named ,
A |*|»r«w>lalr<|
, d«fond«nts, «nd each of them forth« sum of '
17 days
I 48
** t3
i3 with interest thereon from the date
«late of
.,.
,,
Fairview, May 19th 1897
the decree
decree, ami
and the
th« further sum of ft.
|ux> o>
I .litoi II kadi .min:
attorney s ft*«» in this suit, toffeth«r with the
(
«
‘
oats
and
di%bur««nients
of
this
suit
taxed
at
Themasteily *d<lreM of Hon. T B.
I» aac S imlix , Propr.
NOTICR FOR PVBUCATION
the sum of fr
commanding real property to
Iltmdley I
mad? at Fairview tlall
sale
Land (Mllce at Oregon City. Oregon May l»ih I wt
' of the follow ing dcKribed me to niake
------ „Il mt undivided one half interest in and to Shaving, Hair Cutting and all Tonaorial Work
U«t Sun.lav morning in the interests of
lots 7 and * in the town of Lincoln, now T»lla-
secularism was highly apnreciattsl bv . »8 k *.
Done in the Latent Sty.e of the Art.
foltowi»»
Notice is hereby given that the f_C;
____ _ ®no«'k I’» Tillamook « ountv Oregon I will on
I ik delights auditor«
Tlie hii pct r (¡ j • named « tiler ha< filed notice of his intention
itvution 10
in *alnntaT the ttXh day of June 1%- at tn o clock
ion* <>f the *gra crttnibled at hi* touch, make Ansi proof in support of hi-* claim, and A M at the front drmr of the « ourt House of
and th* i'H«ll«h*tuality of cadi one wa* that <aid proof will he made before the ( ountv Tillamook Cninty. Oregon, in Titiamook
state,
»ell Sharing.
took < ( -ouuli
Clerk of rillamook
ouul v at Tlllmook
TiHmook Ore òn
on 1 City in »aid couuty and
15 et*. Ramni Honed On
*1 imuliited and em'omnged.
.»•ilv .’nd. ifcr VI»
v.r Charles H kllard.
*.........................
H K nV at public auction to the highest and twat bidder Hair Catting
»5 d*.
Short Nolic«
lor the f s
SS
of S
* K
Your* Truly
1» of
E ». N E‘< of HF', of Sv»c i < Tp for cash, all the right, title and interest which
the said defe luíanla or either of them bad at the
3 s r 4 W
_____
an : I : lots
__ _ jand
___ _ 4 ____
of See
_ iS Tp
.r j,„
is „„
R * „
W
.u-
*
1.-.
__
pro«*
date
ol
the
mortgage
mentioned
in
the
com
Next
Door
to
PoM
Office,
Reason,
He nan.r« the following «Hues««» to pruve
Tillamook.
, bls voiitfanous resid*nce upon and cultivation plaint, or im > w has in or to snid i«*al property
in­
of said land, vi« Thomas Kaden,
— •
of - --
Rial - ne. to satWy s-tid e<«*vution order aud decree
4kAAAAAAAA a AA A A A
i “re . W 1’.11« 10 N Bavs. of I Blaine. Ore, John ter««», coats and accrutn* cost»*.
Dated this rHth Jay of Mav i * j ?
R Dillow, of Blaine, (>te.
Elbert Lynch »1
J H Jacuou, sihertn of Tillamook
Blaiue. Ore.
4
t'ounty. Urcgou.
Rolwrl A Milter Register
You probably pay too
much a month for tea; it is
probably not very good.
Try X hi/ting's Best. If
you don’t like it. your gro­
cer returns your money.
You may find unexpected
pleasure and piofit in it
A 9« bl ling • ('<*m*aay
Bnu rraiKMK«
The skimming de-
e^'”
For further information uddress
FOARD & STOKES CO. Astoria, Oregon
L.M CHIPMAN’S
John Nelson is enjoying the fine weather.
>ic nraclices every day and is becoming quite
proficient with the wheel.
Umpire No. 5. price J150, capacity 500 lbs per
Empire No. 25. price $450 to J500, capacity from
li our.
25oo to 3000 per hour.
elute,, bave bee,. adSe.. a. wiU L. X‘
IF SO GO TO
The many friends of Miss Della Dakes re-
joi«’e to hear that she was so successful in the
examination.
Empire No. io, price J275, capacity noo lb.
per hour.
< «ncIkT »«eviro
C LAHENCE
TILDEN
Nutt.v I« h.rvhjr etwa that th.
raigued
n» ftt.il her Anal account a. .dvilnistrattia of
of th,. -Mat. of C T McKinley .t.vevwi at, J
hAL«R IX
I atthcounty court lor Tillamook loumv
Oregon ha. o-t too l.all A M on <>>r kth d.y
>1 Inlv. IMS at th. CMinty court ruoui ,a nrM
Ounty .nd -t.fr w. th. un. ,n4 pta-c h> he.,
the m ac. .lot now alt pe,«..,,* buu<otir l
toll- to th. Mme aie hereto r*0Ulrcd to prv-eut
the mme near before aaot date
Ualed May «th th,-
Mary K MvKiutey
Ni< e dry wool of any kind, any
Ada.intalr.trta.
F. K Aelph Attorney for mid Adaiiniatralut. deaired at lowest living rates
A r*—V*3!
A 3 - —.
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,. ,k., y-~
A »«»«»LÌ mi ,iriMT 4
W<>< >li
length
I
« , • ' '
■
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i v»rrt roton ►
* tM'4LïLLLS0N *co ■ ’"•—<» -«S>. *
! un ~,>!1« wmhingtob o . c I
* «^'vvvV M yTVVVVV TTV VTy yfc
ta
tice.
I have returned to
Portland, where I will
remain until about Ju
lb’ 1st, whan I will re
turn to spend the sum-
niar in Tillamook pre­
pared to do first class
DmJ! workas here-
tolfore.
Ilfat ch this
space for further an­
nouncements.
HZ. Æ. WISE.