Tillamook headlight., July 15, 1897, Page 6, Image 6

THE
HEADLIGHT X-RAYS
Egyptian ten for sale at Sturgeons.
Diamond dyes all Shades at Sturgeons.
Hats at ha[f price at La Mode Millen-
ery Parlors.
Purest Drugs put up by an experience
Pharmacist at Williams’ Drug Co.
Colin & Co. want eggs and have ad­
vanced their price to 12‘g cts per dozen.
TILLAMOOK
New goods on the next boat for La
Mode Millinery Parlors.
Sheriff Jackson paid his home a fly­
ing visit on Sunday.
M. Intoeh dr Townsend will pay 12^cts
cash for dairy butter delivered al their
factory at Tillamook.
McIntosh de Townsend will pay 12l^cts
cash for dairy butter delivered at their
factory al Tillamook.
Get your prescriptions filled and family
receipts compounded at Sturgeous.
Miss Jennie E . Smith our esleemed
school teacher is making preparations
for a gala day at the close of her teini of
school on the 23 iust.
Mrs. f.youa’ health is very poorly this
summer.
DON’T FAIL!
NETARTS
D. R. Hurllmt and sou Leon left
S.m Francisco where he expects to spend
a few days in the city.
F. W. Odell and family oi Dayton
Oregon, are spending a few days on the
beach.
Fishing is good. Every on« has a
string of fish.
Munday and Tuesday mornings were
the lowest tides at Netarts that ' there
“
has been for a year.
The sawmill is running at full bleat,
They expect to have a cargo of lumber
out soon, ready for shipment.
Sam Daley, our road supervisor is do­
ing some splendid work on the Netaits
and South Prairie road. Sam under­
stands how to make good roads.
to Call on us if
Rev. Mr. Mills from Beaver was in
yon want clothing, dry goods or shoes for the summer. We have a large
town on Tuesday and mane the H ead -! We understand, through our friend
new stock to select from
you r office a very pleasarg call.
Mr. Gordon, of Portland, who is now
J. W. Jennings, of Bay City, made a stopping at the Trask House, that fish,
Our goolH me bright ami uiiv ami bought direct from maiiufueturers which
pleasant call at the H badliuht office on ing is fine in that part of the county.
enables us to sell them very low.
Monday, this week.
Mrs. Resume, of Detroit Mich., is
Rev. Mr. Morgan of the Wesleyan visiting her daugter Mrs S J Sturgeon.
chmcli will preach Bunday forenoon at
different lilies of good« tlial we can afford to cut prices lower than those
McIntosh & Townsend will pay ]2j^cts
who just carry special lines ami have to ill ike their entile profit thereon.
the Methodist Episcopal church in this
cash for dairy butter deliveied at their
Our lines of Two Dollar Hals are just what others ask three dollars for.
city.
Our uew line of Two, and Two and One Half Dollar mens* shoes are the
factory at Tillamook.
cheapest and best goods ever brought to the city. Boys Straw Hats 10 eta.
An interesting communication from F.
Some
one
mischievously
inclined
stole
M. Lamb was crowded out of this week’s
issue for want ofspace. It will appear “Skooknm" from his stall in our barn
one night this week and hung him to
on every article you buy from Colin A Co. because they are the leaders in
in our next.
laimb’s flag pole Either the boys who
every line they handle.
Dr. Tatoin, of Sheridun, the painless I hung him up or the party who took him
extractor und Dentist, will be in Tilla­ down broke the animal quite badly. We
Haying is iu full blast.
mook Aug. 1, and remain for one week do not object to fun but we consider it
See hie ad iu another column.
Mrs. Tuttle and two lady friends
simple darn meanness to wantonly des­
The Leaders in Low Prices.
Wonderful cough remedy, White Pine troy a thing -ike that, which belonged taking in the sights at the head of
more to the children of Tillamook than bay.
Expectorant at Williams' Drug store.
to any one else, as it was built at
Try a bottle.
Quite a few campers are coming
great piiins and considerable expense going around the bay. Some take
Al. Letcher anil wife left Wednesday
for their amusement.
Mr. Jacxson’s place; others go to Cape
morning fm a trip to California points
Tillamook Lodge of Odd Fellows had Lookout and the caves.
on n visit to relatives. They will remain
pleasant little social to which a few
for several weeks.
<¿11 ite a number of dead sea-lions in the
friends were invited, on Tuesday night bay and on the beach. That means
The school directors for the Tillamook
A huge quantity of ice cream, strawber­ more salmon for our fishermen.
Public Schools have elected Prof. W. 8.
ries and cake had been provided and
Walker, principal and Mrs. Newman,
Mrs. Dora Spraner, oi Portland, is time Tillamook County can boast of as
Miss l'etrie and Miss Mann as teachers 1 everybody enjoyed the good things to
She fine a bridge as any of its size in the
the utmost After slipper Jeanie Jenk­ visiting Mr and Mrs. E West.
of the city schools for the ensuing
ins, George and John Day, with violin, says that the Tillamook butter is getting j State.
year.
Mandolin and Guitar, provided most ex­ the reputation of tasting somewhat fishy.
Mr. Bodyfelt is running Ida new mow­
On another page will be found (lie cellent music and a genuine old fashioned Mr. West thinks that this is owing to the
advertisement of Dr. Tatom of Sheridan, dance was kept up until midnight a butter being placed loo near salt or fresh er day and night, and doing good work.
Oregon, the painless tooth extractor and Everybody danced and everybody had a fish for shipment. It should be eare-
Harrison Booth is running a crew of
fully looked into.
dentist He will he in Tillamook, Aug. good time.
7 men in his hay field. Harrison be­
let and remain for one week.
lieves in making hay wlii'e the sun
shines. He lias erected a new smoke
For
Mr. Munson, of Nestocton, madetliis
BEAVEK
house.
Tliirtyflve
acres
of
fine
bottom
land
on
< flire a call oil Wednesday. Mr. Mun­
son says things are looking fine over Wilson river. Will grow any tiling
Thomas, George anil Orlie Kellow are
Everybody is busy now harvesting.
in their buy fields with a full crew of
sy to suit pur­
that way. Everybody is busy liarvesl- Well situai. ’ i
On Thursday night of this week Rev. men. Steve Hill and Mr. Brawl-y are
715«
chaser. Inquire at this office.
i>g.
L L. I>. Bell is expected to commence a also Imsy haying We can hear the h
Claude Thayer, deputy district attor­
series of meetings to last over Sunday of Hie mower in every direction.
For Male.
ney for this county hasresigned the pi-
are five tents at present
One good breach loading shot R>'"> and on Sunday to liavean all day Basket Ke There
aitimi and Orr Nolan lias been appointed
’lowslmrg and we expect four
Dinner meeting at which time we hope
alno
a
Remington
model,
for
Hale
cheap,
live
m
ire
in about two week“,
in his stead. Thia county loses an able
to have (lie largest congregation tirait
not get li ere ill time to make any
officer ill the resignation of Mr. Thayer, Hist c I rhh violin nt a price that wi II Blll- has ever met at Beaver, represent­ did
arrangements for the celebration of the
but the position will doubtless be well priye you.
7 2241 ing several different churches in Illis fourth hut we had a good time just th e
Inquire
at
thia
Office.
filled by Mr Nolan.
county. Rev. Bell holds his member­ same, fishing and picking berries. The
are just covered with berries
ship with the United Biethren in Christ. I inonmnins
Following are the names of the guests
in this vicinity.
Come and bring your friends with you.
now stopping ut theTraak House, which
G T. S haw .
Taxes iu
this
county will
is kept by our genial friend G. W. posilivly become delinquent on July
Mr. Pearce who Inia been holding ser­
Sam« Fact« For Farmers.
Grayson: Harry Gordon, Rob. Jen­ 31st
- vices here for the past 10 days has, up to
1897 and
costs a d - d - e d.
In 1877 the average value of the hay
nings, Chas. Sliter, Mr. W, Conner, Mrs.
all
personal property
not jute baptized two. The majority of the
mid
Colmar, Portland; Mr. Magee, Santa exempt will be levied upon mid sold at people nt Beaver seem Io be in possession crop in the United States was $8.60 per
ton. The following year W dropped to
Barbara, Cal.
once to satisfy said tax and costs, So of that charity which bearethall thiugs- $7.20, and in 1879, the year next ensu
Mr. and Mrs. Galt and daughters, and plea iae »allle at once.
l ence no eggs were thrown .
ing, it jumped up to $9.82 per ton.
Dr. Teuton of Portland, Mrs. Ilunsecker,
J. H. Jackson
Again. In 1891, when this country
McMinnville.
wan firmly on a gold basis, the average
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
ay City
value of the hay crop was $8.40 per ton.
Among the professional cards this
In 1892 it fell to $6.73 per ton, and in
Is NOW AND ALWAYS HAS BEEN IN THE LEAD OF ALL
week is that of T. II. Goyne, Attorney st
week
Mrs
Lem
Tinker
goes
East
this
Had Enoufh of Hcenery.
1898 it rose to $8.68 per ton. Last year
law. Mr Goyne recently passed mi ex­
WHO SELL PLAIN AND FANCY GROCERIES, AND DRY
Charles II. Hoyt onw journeyed to Ran to make a visit to her old Michigan the average value was $8.66 per ton.
cellent examination mid Ims Imilt mi of­ Francisco with one of hi* own oom panic«. home.
GOODS. NO MATTER WHAT YOU WANT IN THE LINE
Assuming that the fall iu prices is
Moat
of
hili
companions
got
out
very
early
fice opposite the court house ill which he i
one morning to have a look at the Rooky
Chas. Young returned from Astoria, due to the “crime of 1873,“ how are
OF DELICACIES FOR THE TABLE OR NICE THINGS IN
will at once enter upon the practice of mountain scenery. Hoyt remained in his
these fluctuations to be accounted for?
but
will
remain
here
only
n
few
days.
THE LINE OF DRY GOODS, LACES, ETC., ETC-, YOU WILL
Will some Bryanite explain also why it
his profession. Mr. Goyne is well known statenwnn. One of the young women in
Fred Pye who is working nt Wheeler is that the average valtle of tlie hay crop
as a careful and conscientious man and her enthusiasm over the prospect ran ex­
/J]\ FIND IT IN OUR LARGE STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHAN­
to his door and thunqted on it with and Ilimple’s mill was quite seriously per ton was greater in 1895, when we
business entrusted to his care will re­ citedly
DISE- CALL AND SEE US, AND WE WILL CONVINCE
vigor.
scalded last week by the bursting of a were on a gold basis, than it was in
ceive faithful attention.
“What’s the row?” came from within.
YOUTHAT OUR STORE IS THE PLACE IN WHICH TO
1878, when gold was at a premium?
out, Mr. Hoyt, come out and steam valve.
Haf han undoubtedly declined in price
Miss Lydia Eymm, well known here Htv "Come
TRADE.
the perfectly lovely scenery.”
Robt. Walt has returned home mid since 1878, but why should it not have
for several years, died in Portland, Sun-; “I don’t want to see It,” replied Hoyt
LOUIS OLSEN
•lay night. She had gone there to he “I’m paying excess baggage now on a will remain until he recovers from bin done so? Apart from cheaper methods I
of production and cheaper rates of trans­
treated for cancer of the stomach and good deal of It. That’s enough for ma” accident.
—Cleveland Plain Dealer.
portation, the annual hay crop increased
died dining n surgical operation. The
A unrulier of Alder Camp of Tillamook from 25,085,100 tons in 1878 to 65,-
body was brought in on the Forest Grove
at ended Liiili Camp at its Inst tegular 766,158 tons in 1893. Last year it
stage mid was buried Wednesday. Mita
Emma
amounted to about 47,000,000.
meeting.
Eynon was n unlive of Peiinaylvaiiia.
At the same time the number of
Win Reifenberg experts to start East horses in the United States increased
She came to the coast seven veara ago
Edward H. Sloan is at work for Geo.
Friday to make a visit to his mother.
only from 9,222,470 in 1873 to 15,898,-
and resided here during the gieater part Neskowin.
818 in 1895. It is estimated that there
of the lime. She was an esteemalile lady
Maurice
Leach
is
increasing
the
fore
John 8 Sloan Ims returned from l'nl-
are nearly 1,100,*000 fewer horses in
and highly respected.
of workmen in his camp.
laa with his health much improved.
this country today than there were three
years
ago.
The dry goods merchant was explain­
Bircli Alderman lias Ismght a half in­
Iienma C. McNiel made a trip to Tilla­
These
plain facts and figures should
ing the situation to the new drummer
terest
iu
Frank
Severance,«
logging
mook last week.
not be bard to comprehend. Let the
lie had just employed.
I camp.
farmer study them before he allows
The recent rams have made the road
“Your predecessor,” he said, I.ns gotten
Rev. Gue favored us witli a t aermon himself to be hoodwinked by free silver
liia Imaineas all tangled up, mid if you to the valley almost impassible.
damagogistn.
take h's place you will have a ditficult
Haying is the order of the day just Saturday evening after which quarterly
An Direct Leeson In Squashes.
j
conferem
e
was
held.
task getting order out of cliaos.’’
now. Everybody at it.
Well, here I am, Maria! I’m back again, yer
"1 don't know who Chaos is," cheer­
Bishop
Cranston
honored
Bay
City
Ben-
John Westenberger went out to the
Thai ia, ei fnr m thet'a concerned, I’m back,
fully replied Ute drummer,” but I l>et
valley
thia week to do carpenter work. with a visit Saturday A. M. pleaching nt
what's left of me.
I'll sell him ajliill of goods if I have to
10;30 A M Rev. Corner ami a good The more I learn and more I see since all thia
bang on to him a week.
Joe Altcnlierger is out after a load of ly representation from Tillamook were in
talk bagan
Makes me the more inclined to be a Bryan ail-
attendance. Those who were the fortu­
▼er man.
Sunday was a red letter day in the o provisions for Win Grnsalioff.
nate
possessors
of
“
wheesl"
arrived
in
M. E church here ami at Bay Citv
Ton know be bps in that thar speech I read to
time to bear the Bishop, Imt those trilal-
yon last night
Dr. «ue, th« P E of this district held
1 )IED
| ing to "boats'* were only in time for the That produce hain't gone down a bit, but gold’s
quarterly conference here in tlie morn*
up outer sight.
collection which was no small item ns Well, when I got to Lou lari lie, at half past five
tug. and at Bay City in the afternoon.
o
’clock.
about
$160.00
was
raised
to
liquidate
the
EYNON—In Portland, July Ilth 1897
Bishop Cranston, w ho with Ills non
There wa'n’t another man bad squash but me
on Pierce’s dock.
«rived here on Saturday evening, Minn l.ydia Hi non. n native <>( England , remaining debt on the church building.
We hope the Bishop will make us
preached at Bay City Sunday morning Aged 59 veara and 11 mouth«.
I started in a-selling mine, ten cents apiece, I
■ another visit now that he lias found the
■war.
mid liete at night Large crowds at
And
at that price I'd aay that gold stood just
, way over the mountains.
tended all the aeries, and eveiy one was
about to par.
delighted with the aide sermons of the j
'Bout six o’clock three other teams came on
the dock, by gosh.
bishop and Dr. Gue. The meetings
Ivel lowsburg
And every gol darned one of ’em was full of
rs
were very enjoyable to all whoatlended.
aiMnmvr squash I
Kellowsburg, July 11, 1897 Well, then and there gold started up. and-she
began to rise.
Editor Hz ititic.HT:
Hre cents apiece for summer squash! I jumps
Perhaps a few items from our little
right up and cries.
didn't gold go up as quirk and
village of tenia might lie of interest to By thunder,
slick as grea**.
waste stamps. Sa^e up
your renders.
For them there fellers offered theirs at just
No Shop Worn Goods
We Carry so Many
You Save Money
Colin <&, Co.
Louis Olsen
Pental Hoticc.
. R. R. H ays
M
Don’t
WHI Open S«pt. Oth
your ScAi/fang's Zta/yellow
tea-tickets, and send several C arefully G raded C ommon &
H igh S chool D epartment and
guesses for that missing T eacher ' s C lass .
word in one envelope.
Y ear divided into 2 terms of
ScAi/fotg's Best money- FOUR AND A HALF MONTHS EACH
TUITIOS
back tea, at your grocer’s.
Rules of contest published in largt
advertisement aixnit the first and middl«
ut each inoi.ili.
Per
l>r
Per
Pct
Term
Year
Month ...
Month
(la advauvr)
jinuary departmeut
Mr Royal A Son, the contractors for
the bridge ncro-s Nestucca Hive.- at this
isriiil are here, the piling and false work
are all delivered and the pile drive, anil
hammer are here. Krelis Bron, have
the lumlier almost sawed and tliiriy
thousand feet of it delivered above tide
water and another raff the same site on
the way
Mr Royal has the most of
»?>■
la.vo liis iron ns far «• the Grande R 'nde store
and it will l>e brought in as soon as tla*
«lion
matte are passable
a cent apiece.
But still gold kept a going ap—e kiting up
she went.
Till I sold out what I had left, two squashes,
for a cent.
T<m know darned well that squashes ain’t apt
to fluctuate,
Bo Bryan a got the thing deed right—it's gold
as sure as fate.
It stands to r.aeon he ts r.fht when he sei
it’s because
There's somethin« out of kilter with them
thar adret laws.
Bo. dam the <tnff I’d full as Here hare old Bill
Keteh urn's n.>te.
And when rie. ii«n cornea around Bill Brvsn
gwM ar
wish to give notice to my patrons
thatl will beat my Tillamook office until
Aug. 1st. and from Aug. 1st to Aug. 20th
at my Nehalem office. From Aug. .20th,
here again to remain as long as I
kept busy. From this date on I am yo-
ing to adopt a strictly cash basis in
practice. I will give extra inducements
in the way of prices for work to induce
people to settle up at once either by
cash, orders, produce or any thing that
I can use to pay my bills Those kn
ing themselves indebted to me will please
call and settle as I need monet
to close all accounts.
Yours Truly