Tillamook headlight., October 28, 1897, Image 6

THE
TILLAMOOK WEEKLY
HEADLIGHT
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Call and see for yourselves that we havo
All of our numerous departments are heavily stocked with bright new Fall & inter goods.
the largest and finest stock of goods ever brought to this City.
We have just received one of the largest and best selected assor tments of Capes and Jackets ever seen in this city, all of the lat-
est patterns, call and see them, even if you don’t intend to buy. Tliey are direct from the largest factory of its kind.
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We have all the latest JFie havenever before, had
such a complete sock of
things in
Dress Goods
Such as storm serges,
winter outing flannels,
heavy ducking and an
mmense lot of calicos
ginghams and shirtings.
everything direct from the
factory Latest styles and
best values for\ jail and
winter. We know just
what the people want in
this country in the line of
clothing and we have got it.
Our Shoe Stock.
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It is useless for us to talk about
prices here, as every one knows
that we are the leaders in
We have also just re­ RemembEr we han
ceived a very large line dlE thE only
of
is complete - H aving long years
OF EXPERIENCE IN SERVING THE
PEOPLE IN THIS LINE OF GOODS
ENABLES US TO KNOW JUST WHAT
TO GET FOR OUR TRADE, AND OUR
ASSORTMENT IS LARGER THIS YEAR
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THAN EVER- CHEAPER PRICES,
GUARANTEED GOODS. OUR ENTIRE
\madE. ThEij se II at\ we carry and our prices are the
\ line of B oots and S hoes are ,. ,
DIRECT FROM ONE OF THE LARGEST
ancl &
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! $5, a a a pair, and Ei/Ery ! lowest. We handle quantities of
goods and believe in quick sales
factories on the coast , and line of gents furnioning
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pair
guarantEEd.
and small profits.
goods.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Snag Proof
Rubber Boots
Every Line
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That new line
to see our f6 tine of suits, they
just received.
are wnat others ask fiofor.
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Ovr fS and fro suits all
Our fe.oo and fj oo line of mens fine
what
others ask $/2 for.
shoes are corkers.
wool—are\
See our fr .50 and $2.00 line of mens
working shoes.
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Also a fine line of hats just received.
We have no old and shoddy goods that we wish to close out—these are all bright and new and we will sell them very low.
Dont forget that we also lead in prices on groceries and provisions. Trade us your butter and get the highest price paid in the city.
We expect a large fall trade this season and thank you kindly for your patronage in the past.
COHN & CO.
Money to loan.
Orders taken for cloaks and dress
The Blake McFall Company, dealers
Joe Freeman returned from Willamette in nil kinds of paper, have established an
skirts at Mrs. Sturgeon’s. Styles mid
valley points on Monday.
amples on display.
agency in this city with Mr. Bowman of
Horse for Bale—call at II kadi . kiii T Try Schilling's Ileit tea aud baking powder. , Tom Brown returned from San Fran­ the llcAirLtonT in charge. The com­
office.
pany imports and handles everything in
cisco on Monday.
Half-ground salt lOOlt-a 50 cents, »!> 50 I
the paper line, such ns book, news,
Gloves, kid, silk and cashmere at Mrs.
The steamer Elmore arrived in the writing mid wrupping papers, curd stock
per ton, at Truckee Lumber Co.’s store
Sturgeon’s.
bay on Tuesday, and came up to town straw and binders board, roofing, build
at Hobsonville.
C. B. Handley expects to leave today
ou Wednesday.
I ing and deadening papers, piilent ma-
Vita Medicines cure all sick people.
for Bail Francisco.
No cure, no pay. Read ad.
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Full opening at the La Mode Millinery cliinemade paper bags, Manilla, straw
and carpet papers—in fact everything in
A largo whale is stranded on the beach.
Horse to trade for wood—call at . parlors this week. Now is the lime to
The animal is 60 feet in length.
get a nice list before the stock is picked the paper line. A complete set of sam­
H kadliciit office.
ples can be seen at the H kadliciit office,
over.
Mrs. II. H. Alderman returned last
mid prices given that defy competition.
W.
II.
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Cary
has
a
huge
stock
of
week from an extended visit to friends
Mrs. B. F. Durfee arrived on Su.rdny Call and see samples of piqier before
ammunition that is strictly first class.
in Portland.
from Keokuk, Iowa on a visit to her | buying elsewhere.
No cheap grade of goods sold by him in
husband Rev. B. F. Dmfee, who is in
The building formerly owned by that line. Prices the same as others.
A full line of window glass at Cary’s
busmens here.
the Willinnis Drug Co. is receiving a
Hardware store.
Messrs. Binder, Crenshaw, Bowman
coat of lustic mid being otheiwise im-
If you want it good county piper take
and Geo. Stoddard returlied from a two
If you want to buy a nice »addle pony
proved.
days hunt on Friday night. They | the H kadijgh T.
broken to single and double harness and
Fred Wheeler is carrying the mail for brouglithome Vj ducks mid 5 geese.
; Dr. Wise onr dentist writes Io us that want to bnv it dirt cheap, cull nt the
Nate Roheit» while the latter is du oilig
Mis*
Messner,
daughter
of
Philip
Mess-
lie will lie in his Tillamook office on or H eidi . igiit office.
some lowing with the steam I tug
Cohn A Co. have just received an in­
ner,
of
North
Yamhill,
is
visiting
friends
about
November 15th to remain as long
Louise.
here.
1 as lie is kept busy. During the latter voice of “Dawson City Tan Boots.’’ They
Hadley’s bowling slley is receiving
pint of the doctors stay lie is always are just the thing for this wet weather,
the attention of a carpenter, ami is liv­ Messrs. Barker, Ia>tclier, Cooper
crowded with work and some fad to get lkin't fail to go and see them before buy­
Trullinger look a trip to the sand spit on
ing levelled up in nice sliape.
ing.
Wednesday afternoon, returning on Fri-| their work done when wanted. The
TO-DAY and TO-MORROW. Mrs day. They hugged 15 geesu mid a num­ beet way is to come eally and avoid the
The publishers of the H e idught lia e
Sturgeon will display late styles of mil­ ber of ducks, but had a hard time com- ( rush.
satisfied themselves Unit the people of
linery. She has the prettiest line of
IL B Milla, an old Tillamooker, died Tillamook county do not want the brief
iug home against a storm.
hals ever brought to Tillamook
willi
on Sunday morning at his home near rehash of general news that appears on
prices within lhe reach of nil. Call and
The Stmr. Harrison left on Monday . Tillamook. Mr. Mills had been injured “patent outside newspapers” and the
see them.
morning with n good cargo of Tillamook about* week ago, by a vicious jeisey resume of news that we have been able
Colonel Hughes, Clark Lowery and A. products mid passengers for Astoria.
bull, but no serious lesulls were antici­ to give ill the H badi . ight is not what is
N. Smith left tor Astoiia Monday.
A marriage license was issued to Win. pated. On Sunday morning Mr. Mills wanted. In order to meet the wants of
Messrs. Hughes and Lowery have been
Glick and Georgia Gist of Woods Oct 22. arose mid washed ns usual. He war our subscribers we have made arrange­
enjoying themselves shooting hero mill
observed to lean against the bouse mid ment» with (tie two leading family news­
Mr. Shmiiihnii, the piano tuner, left hold Ilia hand* to bis head. Mrs. Mills papers of the United Stales, the N.Y.
Mr. Smith sold a lot of goods for W. P.
Tillamook (or Poitlandon Wednesday. went Io his assistance and caught him I'ribune and the Toledo Blade, whereby
Fuller mid Co , of Portlaud.
In a private letter written by K. K.
Prof. Beggs' dancing class is booming. sb he fell. His son helped him to arise we are enabled Io furnish either of .those
Selpli Esq., from Woodland Cal., to the If the professor's merit as a teacher had but lie took only a few steps when lie papers with the llKADi.KiHr until Jan.
H kadi . iuiit , he states that Mrs Selpli is been appreciated at its tine value his gently sank down and in a few minutes 1st at an additional cost ufonly 25 cents.
seriously ill of pulmonary trouble class would liavelroomed long ago.
¡died. Mr. Mills lias resided in Tills At the same tin e we have concluded to
and with but little prospect of ever re.
' mook county for about 15 rears, and was reduce the price of the II sadlight until
Mrs Williams, of Li Mode millinery j
covering her liealtli. If she should re-
quite well known. He leaves a widow January 1st to one ><ollar per iiiiiium.
parlors, who Ims been ill, is now couva-
cover sufficiently to permit of her re-
and a family of three sons aud five You can therefore get the II kmilight
esceilt.
moval be will take her for for a time to a I
| daughters. The remains were buried and the Blade or the N. Y. Tri­
Nels Tompson came ill on Sunday I ] on Monday from the family residence.
drier climate. Mr. and Mis. Selpli’s
bune for only »1 25 This will give you all
many friends sincerely trust lliat the night from Poi timid having purchased a Mr. Mills was 64 years of age.
the news of the entire world, and the
latter»'illness may not lie ns serious as line stock of new furniture, window '
l>e»t local paper for less than yon have
Mrs. Foiest, of Amity, mother of Mrs.
femed and hope to hear of her complete shades etc. etc. If you want tine fnrnit-1
heretofore
paid for ths price of one. The
Ike Binder, is here on a visit, the guest
recovery. Mi. Selpli will return as soon uie nt low prices go and see him al>out it.
H kh D lihut will hereafter be entirely
of Mr. aud Mis. Shuler.
as lie can safely leave Ins wile's side, to
devoted to local news, aud we will le
Sailors, walking hat», pattern hats,
attend to busine s here.
able to give it at greater length and
WANTED
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tons
of
good
hay
wanted.
ladies, misses and children's hats all in
more of it than heretofore
Inquire
at
the
county
tier
k's
office.
great variety ami losest poaaible price»
E.asilaatio* of Teat hors
al Ln Mode pallors.
Our correspondents will do usa favor
Notice is hereby given that for the
f they will please remember that if the
Mr. Tuttle, the telephone man, mourns
items arc received later than Tuesday purpose of milking an examination of all
St hdltug's lust tea is the the absence of hie entire flock of chick­ evening they will be too Ute for th persons who may offer themselves as
ens, and will not Ire comforted because
candidate for teachers of the public
paper.
best you car. get for anything they are not to be found.
schools of this county, tli8coaiity super­
The
popular
and
swift
little
stemner
like the money it costs.
intendent thereof will hold a public ex­
('apt. Dodge lias lensed the Louise and
Louise has been leased by ('apt Dodge, amination at T Ila nook, in the (
StkiUtng's Htst baking pow­ put tier on the route between here aud
public
and will make regular trips between
school buil ling. We ln< s lay, Nov .. 10,
der is the best you can get at Garibaldi.
thia point mid Garibaldi twice every day -
*»7 beginng at 1 o ' c I. h k p. in.
Lbk is here—got here with both feet Ti e regular time schedule will be given
any price.
Dated this 23rd day of (M. 1897.
and a new tin pan static. See Tuttle in our next issue. The steamer leave*
O. A. Walker,
A S'« hflline A <'t-mpa»y
Tillamook
every
morumg
st
light
o'clock
S am FcaukiMv
BK4 about It.
Co. School Supt. Tillanook Co. Ore.
HEADLIGHT X-RAYS
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A Co-operative Scheme
The Tillamook News Co. seem to ha ve
taken in all Tillamook as a silent part,
ner in Imsiness, giving each and every
customer a 10 per cent interest as the
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Miss Luella Ford.’who has beeu visit
ing here for some time, returned to lur
home in Tillamook last week.
Ducks, Geese and rain In abundance,
everybody is happy.
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This is no lottery but a plain 10 per
cent division of profits, as the figures
named abjve occur once in every hun­
dred tickets issued. It co«ts the customer
no liing and he lias a cliai ca of getting
»100. in trade back. One-lmlf amount
of tickets will be issued on school books
and cigars by the box.
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Mr, Beals anil Mr. Steinliilber, of Tilla­
mook, were here Sunday looking over
the new mill plant.
The liariison passed out this morning
having been delayed several days by
stormy weather.
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The run nf salmon has been exception-
'x K001' during the past week, anil the
fishermen are reaping a rich harvest.
The cannery is putting up 500 cases per
day.
Prof. Beggs dancing class meets this
week on Friday, instead of Saturday
evening.
Hobson vi lie
The Protection came into the bay
bay
Saturday and took on a cargo of lumber
ami cleared on Monday of Illis week. Ou
the night before her arrival she experi­
enced some very heavy weather, as her
bulworksclearly showed. On the stern
they were completely demolished by a
heavy sea coming aboard. She was
bound for o port in Northern California,
lint it being too stormy to enter she
came on to this place.
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The tides are very high the last two
days.
Miss Atny Dean is con valesing.
Win. Edwards, of Scholls, is visiting
relatives and friends this week.
The schooner Volmite is loading lum­
ber at Wheeler & llimple’s mill.
Dr. Linton returned home from Port­
land Saturday night via Seaside. He
placed liia daughter in trie Good Samar •
tan hospital, where she will remain at
least a mon 111.
Wheeler A Hi tuple’s mill was shut
down the most of the week on account
of scarcity of logs.
'I here are a .great many fish being
caught.
S'eplien Scovell made a flying trip to
Astoria, going Wednesday and retmu-
ing Saturday.
Floating debris distroyed Ilarry Sit erP*
net last Friday night.
Cononel Hughes, of AstoriA, and hunt-
ing party passed through here Sunday
evening. They were well pleased with
their success.
Tliere is some talk of having a >“«*-
qneru.le ball here Thanksgiving night
SF jbjbä KKE&ik
the alderman
J. P. ALLEN FROZ
First Class Accommodations at a
Second Class Rate. —
Best Meals In the City.
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