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The Headlight and -of tlje- aniûoli The Oregonian both for Headlight $2.00 per Year ILLAMOOK, OREGON. THURSDAY. AUG. 12 th. 1897. $1.50 Per year i$ more thaq doub’e that of ang other paper in Tillamoo^ CountiJ. MAIL SCHEDULE. AND N okth Y amhill :— tsave N Vanillin daily except Sunday 8 p. m. Arrive»! Tillamook next day by 4 p. m. 1 e«ve Tillamook daily except Sunday 6 p. m. Arrive N Yamhill next day ...........2 p. m. t „ um < x > k COUNTY ITEMS AMOOK AMD HOBSOMVILLBJ— ’¿are Tillamook daily except Tuesday 6:00 am. Arrive ilobaouvHle 9:00 a.m. r-vc Hobsunvllle, except Tuesday. .10:00 a. in. Arrive Tillamook ... 1:00 pm. L've Hobsoiivllle Sundays ...... 9:00a 111. Arrives in Tillamook............................... 12:00 iu. ^îeâveVrillamoolc Tuesdays, Thursdays, Tail Saturdays al .................................. 7 a.m. Arrives Netarts ............................. 1: in. Leaves Netarts, same days,............. . lr. 11. Arrives Tillamook by ............................. 6).m. liSASD K ond :— I eaves Grand Itoinide daily except Sunday aïs p 111 , or on arrival of mail from McMinn- '\riives al Tillamook at 1:45. I nives Tillamook Daily except Sunday at 6 p iu or on arrival of mail from N. Yamhill, i liicii is usually 4:30- Arrives at Grand Ronde at 1:45. post Office hours, 7:30 A. M. to 8:00 P. XI. MoueyOrdei department, 8:00A.X». 6:00 1'. M. similiiv 4 '» to «> 00 1’. M. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. fJAVID WILEY, M. D., PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND ACCOUCHEUR, All calls promptly attended to TILLAMOOK, ORE. Q E. HAWKE M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office Rt Allen House, Tillamook, Oregon. Telephone No. 7. Q 0. NOLAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW Deputy District Attorney of Tillamook County Office in Alderman Hotel Building Tillamook, Oregon 'J' II GOYNE, ATTORNEY AT LAW Office Opposite Com i House. Tillamook, Oregon W J. MAY, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, TILLAMOOK, OREGON. I J. J. D aly . (O sca a H avter . J)ALY & HAYTER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, DALLAS, OREGON. 0LA UDE THA YER, ATTORNEY- AT-L AW, TILLAMOOK. OREGON. (J ames M c C ain , ¡A. W. SEVERANCE. C CAIN & SEVERANE, ArrORNE.S-AT-LAW, TILLAMOOK, OUKGON. (B. L. EDDY )J. R. C aples VDDY à CAPLES ATTORNEY AT LAW T illamook , O regon . 3. s. STErHENS JOSIAH BIGOS GATHERED D i E^TIOT- o o o f o C. & E. THAYER Woods Wanted Mitchell Lewis & Staver Company. wqoo La Mode Millincrv Parlors Late Styles, New Goods Lowest Prices Xiunbct Flooring, Fustic and First Class Finishing Lumber Ship Lap ana Sized Dimension Dough, Dimension Lumber $12.00 7.00 6.00 Tillamook Lumbring Co 0=0 JO MIN VI.. c a DOTY> Soret.ry A COMPLETE NEW STOCK HARDWARE, STOVES. TINWARE. Kxchange on Rugland, Belgium. Germany. Weden end all foreign countries. Tillamook, farm machinery , loggers supplies , Oregon. FISHING TACKLE, amunition etc . c. W. KIGER . LINE OF READY MIXED PAINTS EXchsnge and looney ^ecuritie^ BAY CITY, OREGQN. GLEANED FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD. Bert Edwards of this place passed here A Brief Glimpse at Last Weeks with a load of salmon from Tillamook Conveyed in Short and Pithy Paragraphs. last Saturday. Happenings D r . T atom , General Banlita* «nd Kschanae biialaesa interest paid on time deposits. Co ection, Receive Careful snd Prompt Attention. GENERAL NEWS. Jim Sloan, of Forest Grove, is visiting friends In this vicinity for h few days A. T. Bain, of this place, spent a few SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3.—The days in Woods last week repairing bin nets and boat preparatory to fishing fur Hteamer Beigic arriving from the Orient, (EROM THR OCEAN WAVE) via Honolulu, this morning, and brought salmon this fall. :lie following Hawaiian advices under Mrs. Judge Gearin, of Portland, is at date of July 27: our lesoit. South Prairie. Extracting by painless methods. Tile arrival of the steamer Monno from J. B Long starts towaril Klondike San Francisco, due here July 29. means Lroiti filling a specialty. By way of apology for the lack of news with his little steamer Saturday. much for Hawaii. In close official cir ’ from these parts, will say that your cor- E. E. Gooding mid family expect to i respondent lias been down with the cles it is generally understood that United States Minister Sewall will carry move to Salem in a short time. Klondike fever, having only recovered out his instructions reveived in the Inst, I.B. Long with his little steamer sufficiently to beable to resume corres- which lire said to lie to the effect that it Kiwandn lowed the remainder of the liondeiiee. the Monno brings word that congress lumber for Hie big bridge up through the | School District No. 2 has employed failed to puss th“ annexation treaty, then Cut Off last Tuesday night. It will be Miss Lore'.la V. Starr, a Salem lady of Minister Sewell is to declare a protect ioi- hauled the remainder of the distance. experience in teaching, to teach the fall nte and raise the American ting. Minister Mr. W .R. Wanana, state missionary term in the district. Her school so fur Sewall has had frequent consultations with president Dole within Hie past of the American Sunday School Union, is i milling nicely. is in this vicinity organizing Sunday Dei vy and Thomas Quick, old time week and it is believed that they have Schools; any districts thinking about i boys of the prairie, have returned from agreed upon a programme. organizing a Sunday school will receive a recent trip to Idaho, well pleased with PICKERS HOP NEW YORK, Aug. 6.—Bradstreet’s to his assistance by dropping him a card at their outing. morrow will say: 300 Acres North Yamhill Yard, Beaver where he will remain for a short General trade shows the most pro Gravel hauling is tlie order of the day LONG JOB AND SURE PAY. time. GENERAL AGENT FOR here, although pretty well completed nounced gains this week, at Chicago, St. ADDRESS Last Tuesday at 2 o’clock Rev. Jessie now, for the year. Supervisor Dailey is Louis and Galveston. The feeling of Fauh-oner, of Dolph, solemnized l oly a‘ rattler” when it comes to milking confidence that general business is to MILLER BROS. MCMINNVILLE ORE matrimony which made Mr. Arthur roads. Another season’s work like this improve in the early autumn is in mark, Dimick mid Miss Alice Sherwood, both one, and we will have a line winter I'OHil ed these cities, and purchases of dry goods clothing, shoes and other staples have of this place, mini and wife. Quite n from Pleasant Valley to Tillamook. increased heavily, and are followed by a number of friends and lelatives of tlie Addie Harris and family have gone disposition to move prices up. Purchas contracting parties were present who F arming I mplements & M achin camping. es were restricted at Kansas City, Omaha took part in the sumptuous wedding CLARENCE TILDEN ery cheaper than EVER BEFORE feast, which was served alter Hie cere- Haying is about over, oats and bay be and some other northwestern points SOLD IN THIS COUHTY- early in tlie week, owing to the extreme ing now on tlie stocks. — DEALER IN------ mony. The Mitchell Wagon. bent, but mins and cooler weather have This prairie is not going to do anything stimulated demand again. I HH rush about the Klondike business, Bay City On the Pacific coast business is brisk, F. M. Lamb that country is frozen enough to keep the feature ill California being heavy Nice dry wood of any kind, any length Tillamook, Ore Wm. Mills visited some of his friends five or six years. w beat shipments from San Francisco; nt desired at lowest living rales. Portland large exports of lumber, and at here last Sunday. No mystery about it. When the Seattle and Tacoma active demand for i Rev. Potter is moving into J. li. Shakers offered some time ago to give supplies for Alaska and Northwestern Bridgeford’s residence. away a bottle of their Digestive Coidial territory, and for wheat, fruit and bops. Robert Watt is preparing materials for to any one who might call at their New The movement of the general merchaik- his new house, which he intends to build York oilice, there nas a great rush and dise throughout the country is unqiiee- right away. «.’«À VHfl Bl uwiA-: «L éj W a great many peapie thought they were ionably larger than last week. Cotton and woolen industries are better off, mid Lou Reifenlierger, who works in the crazy. litre. liiitr Williame, Prop. Subsequently events proved it to have tlie stagnation in the iron and steel has logging camp, had his foot severely O, crushed under Hie wheels of the tram car. been a clever adver'isiug transaction, for given way ton growing inquiry and in HAS JUST RECEIVED A FULL LINE OF although they gave away thousands of creasing output. More significant still Jus. Mapes mid Ed. Knight have gone bottles, it was ill the end profitable; is tlieextraordimny expansions in bank into a new business. They are building nearly every one lliat took a free bottle clearings this week, mid the last month. Dress Trimming and Lining, Laces in Black anti Cream, Velvets and Silks, Hosiery, vats and soon will be prepared to turn came back after more and paid for it with Latest Styles in Gloves, Mits, Coats, Capes, Baby Coats, short and long, also Baby NEW YORK, Aug. 6.—R. G. Dun & out first class leather, tunned ill first pleasure, saying they had derived better Dresses, Ladies Underwear, a fine line of Corsets. The latest styles just from the Co’s weekly review of trade will say to class style. results from its use than from any other morrow : East in Hats, Bonnets, and Caps for Children. If you do not believe that confidence medicine they had ever used. Four years ago, August 5, 1893, a num is restored, you will be convinced by I There is nothing so uniformly succe-is ber of Dun's reviews was issued report visiting tlie Tiuckee mill. They are all fill in the treatment of the stomach ing failures ill that month amounting to as busy us bees making very extensive troubles us the Shaker Cordial, and over $60,000.009, while in the month DressMaking Done t o Order. wnat in better, it releives Kt once. improvements in all lilies. just closed failures have been only Opposite H eadlight Office, Cor. Main and Winfield Cone is kept busy now look Laxol, the new form of Castor oil in io 47.117,727, the smallest in any month since 1892. Tlie statement of failures by Second Street, Tillamook City, Oregon. ing up timber for different parlies. He palatable that the children lick the i lasses of business for Joly mid for 48 lias been away lor several weeks in com- j j spoon dean. months shows that in manufacturing puny with several easier«, capitalists lines, failures have l«een smaller than in "I'm going out fora century run on Mr. and Mrs. Curtis had a pleasant any oilier month of the extreme period ; surprise last Saturday by the arrival of the Fourth,” said Columbus with a wink in trailing, smaller than any other month at Cicero, “ just to show the later Yan the former’s fattier and mother, mid Mrs. except one, and in many branches of Cortis’ brother together with his iamily. kees that you are not the only freckles each department, smaller than in most on the nose of Liberty.” * Rev. Potter will take his vacation next "Good,” returned Washington, unsus niontlis of which records exist. The week,mid will not return until after con-| pectingly; "what kind of a wheel are pessimists who pronounced reports of gsiu fictitious and misrepresentations, fereuce. I" His topic fur next Sumin’s, you gomg to ride?” sermon will be“Where the Money Goes.” | •‘The yin** heel ul course, on the day have grown weary of their dismal views, 1 we celebrate. What one do you think?* and begin to see the dawn of better days. Will leave Tillamook next Saturday, Now is the time to get your work done. STEPHENS & BIGGS. Rest Hülste Agents and Representing the Home Mutual Insurwne Co. of California J 9. STEPHENS, representing F. Weber» Portland for Schoil Supplies. Office at Allen Hotel- BY' tlR COFRESFO’DENTS Trout lulling k I night has all early be gun 011 our little river. W- H H- CAREY, OPPOSITE BANK : roared Cohimbiifl, mid WHShington rue** FOREST GROVE, Aug «.—Mr. fully ordered ieniona<le mid cigars for the Anton Planner, the hanker, whose mis- (From the Nehalem Times.) ■ crowd. terioua disappearance alxiut two niontlis The price of the Headlight for th ago excited »» much comment, returned to Forest Grove this morning as unex S. Thompson has moved his family present Month ie retained at 75cIs. per into J. 11. Pape's house. 1 iinnum. At the end of the month it pectedly as lie left. Nel miel ti will lie restored to former figures. Most LONDON, Aug 4 —A dispatch from of those in arrears have already paid up Constantinople says the greatest activity and renewed. The period of low rates is displayed at the Yildiz Kiosk. Minis- 1 positively will not lie extended further. teis are sum moiled to tlie presence of the Mr. Carlin, tlie well knowu cigar “George,” laughed Munchausen, ’’tell sultan at all hours of the day and night. The military commission is busy dis man from McMinnville, and C F. Taff, the truth, that cherry tree and hatchet cussing s|>ecial measures and ordering a nephew of If. If. Downing, epent a day Bto«y wasn’t true, was it?" this week‘•whipping” the Nehalem for "No it wasn't,” said Washington “Il further supplies of war material, which, the •‘finny beauties.” They brought was grossly exaggerated. What I really it is believed, are destined for Crete, as in a fine stiiug of fine large trout, the did was to cut down an oak with a paper Djeved Pasha, the new commandant, lias called for troops and amunitious iu largest <jf which measuied 18 inches ill cutter." order to crush tlie Cretan relict bon. And Munchausen look off Ilia chain- length. pionship medals and pinned them upon ASTORIA, Or., August«.—Tliefisliing Tlie small stern-wheel river steamer season closes Tuesday. It is utterly im II. C. Grady, which left the Columbia the breast ol Washington . river a short time ago for 8an Francisco, "Going to celebrate our day, Socrates? possible as yet to make an estimate of the pack, but it will probably be iu the has arrived there in good shape Th s is askml Jefferson. It is the first tripever made by a stern wheel "I'd like to,” said Socrates, “but neighborhood of 500,000 cases. known that the fishermen's mill n can er on the Pacific for such a distance. She limes are hard, ami I cau't afford to nery packed 30,000 Of the other pack experienced some lieavy blows, but by buy any fireworks. dextrous handling site weathered them ' "Why don’t you get your wife to help? ers, some have made the usual packs, all without any aerioua damage. She Slie'l blow you up for nothing," suggest! while oilier's have fallen below last year's output The fisliermeii on tlie will Ire used Hi the height business ou ed Jefferson. upper river have done comparatively Sacramento river. "Poor old Diogenes,” sighted I>r. Homing, the catches being very light. Johnson, "lie'll Ire laid up fur at least An up river fishermen says tlie men have baiely made expenses. On tlie I a month,” lower river the men have done better, Hebo "What’s happened to him,” asked ami all cleaned good wages. The high men on the lowei river liaye 19 tons to Plato. their credit, valued at about 41500. The Sellie Kellow has been hauling "Oh, lie started to look for an honest seiners have made light catches, but the shingles to Tillamook. man in the American colony last night traps have done very well. Tisli are Mr. Johnson, of California, is stopping . and handled hie lantern so carelessly plentiful in tlie river at present, and the with Ilia uncle, Mr. T J. Owens of tb s’ that he set off a seg of powder. They next few days will probably see big • >ay he'll come down in about 10 days.” catches. place. Daniel Cronin returned Wednesday , from a few weeas trips to Astoria and j Portland. He re|s>rts considerable ex- 1 citenientover the Klondike gold mines.
