Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, March 10, 1898, Image 3

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    THE TILLAMOOK WEEKLY HEADLIGHT.
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TILLAMOOK COUNTY
to settlers that this county does, and any mvn
with sufficient means *0 buy a small ranch and
stock can do well here A single man with #500
or a married man of family with $looo can do
well. There Is an excellent opportunity here
for the investment of capital for any one wish­
ing a reasonable interest or who will be satisfied
Brief Description of ItsClimate with fair increase in value. Laborers without
any means whatever will perhaps do better else
Resources etc.
where. Parties desiring additional information
Tillamook County is at the same time one of can obtain it free of charge by writing to
the least known and one of the best of all the The H eadlight Tillamook Oregon.
comparatively new counties of the great State
of Oregon. Situated in the Northwestern part
People eat and sleep well who
nse
of the State and washed by the waters of the
Vita Remedies. Read ad.
No cure,
Pacific, tempered by the Japan current, its cli­
*
mate is exceptionally mild and pleasant. The nopay.
heat of summer is tempered by the cool ocean
None but Vita Medicines cure Blood
breeze, and the rains of winter are so warm
No cure, no pay. Read ad.*
as to cause little discomfort; and, on the other Diseases
A COMPLETE N EW STOCK
A REGION OF WONDERFUL FERTILITY
hand, they promote the growth of grass and
grains, and Insure plenty of feed for stock the
year round with but little need of any additional
leed.
PRODUCTIVENESS
The soil of Tillamook is unequalled for rich­
ness and depth. The prairies are of compara­
tively small area, but are excellent for grass,
The rich bottem lands are however far richer
and will produce any kind of crop desired, but
are especially adapted to root crops. Potatoes
beets, carrots, etc. yield enormous crops, while
oats, clover, timothy and all kinds of grasses
produce astouishing results. Wheat aud corn
can be grown profitably, but the land is far
more valuable for other purposes. The whole
country is abundantly watered by rains and
clear, never failing mountain streams, and ar­
tificial irrigation is unnecessary and unknown.
HEX LT FULNESS.
Owing to the above r.atued conditions Tilla­
mook County is one of the most healthf.il
places on earth. Malaria is unknown and Dip-
tlieria, Typhoid fever aud kiqdred diseases never
occur where even the most ordinary care is
taken to establish good sewage. Pneumonia
is exceedingly rare and consumption, except in
some cases that are brought here, is almost un­
known.
RESOURCES.
The resources ofTilamook county are num­
erous but consist mainly, in dairying and fish­
ing. Its magnificent forests of spruce, fir, larch,
cedar and hemlock have been scarcely touched
by the woodman’s axe, and, aside from the
comparatively small amount of lumber shipped
by the Nehalem mills and the Truckee Lumber
company at Hobsonville, only enough lumber
has been sawed for home consumption. Re­
cently, additional mills have been established
in the county, and now Nehalem, Hobsonville
Netarts and Tillamook all have mills that are
engaged in shipping lumber to San Francisco,
It is estimated that last years out put was as
much as 20,000,000 feet. The Nehalem River
and Tillamook Bay are excellent harbors and
there is a splendid opening for new mills at
both points.
But the principal industry of the corn ty wil
doubtless always be
DAIRYING.
OF ----------- -
Is tlxe placo to
it
Claris Creeps tlao 'c3.Lt.
Corxxe arxÄsoo for ^roxxrseli;
FULL LINE OK READY MIXED PAINTS
Vi'.tt Medicines cure all Bick people.
No cure, no pay. Read ad.
*
AY> old shelf worn stock;
Paralysis, Vertigo* Impolency, Dys­
pepsia, Nervous Prostration mid Insom­
nia clued. No cure, no pay. Rend nd
*’
o( Vita Medicine Co.
“I’m nearly dead with Piles ” Why
not get well? Bead nd of Vila Medicine
*
Co. No cure, no pay.
Ladies, read ad oi Vita
No cure, no pay.
Medicine
*
Co
Asthma or Catarrh . No core, no pay.
Read ad. Vita Medicine Co.
*
Vita Medicinesinake sick people well.
Read ad.
No cure, no pay.
•
Nerves made whole by Vita Medicines.
Read ad. No cure, no pay.
*
Liver and Kidneys made well by Vita
Medicine. Rend ad. No cure, no pay.
HARDWARE,
STOVES,
TINWARE.
FARM MACHINERY,
LOGGERS SUPPLIES.
FISHING TACKLE.
AMU NITION ETC.
ITELS
Every thing new and up to date.
O pposite B ank :
THOl.IFSOl'T
Turnifurs Store and
-sgsCabinel' Shop
<
«
TillamooIçLaundr’y and Dye Jdou^e
Keeps on Hand a Cotnpleie Stock of---------
Price List for Families
rurniture. Matting. Wall Paper, Window Shades an
Floor Oil Cloth.
All Kinds of Cabinet work Turning- Scroll sawing et<
etc. done on short notice.
Screen doors and Windows made to Order
Over Shills, Night Shirin, \ pt our per <l< tx..................... 4oc
Under Sliirls, Driiwers mui Shirt Waist«, and Skirts, per
Under Vesta, per doz....35<-
......................... .. .............. 1 20
11 nndkerehiefH, Sock», Stix k- DiuRhe« mid WtHppers j«r
inge, Niipkins per doz . ,.8e •!<»»............................................... 1 (X)
Towel, per doz ................... 18c Night Dressen,
('herniwe«,
Table (Toth., Shell.. Pillow Drawer«, CombimiHon Hi t
Slips, Roller.,Curtain. Plain land Waists per fl. z............ Ov*
“Oh;
How I
suffer—Rheumatism
and Neuralgia. Can’t he cured.” Yes
it can. Read ad of Vita Medicine Co
No cure, no pay.
*
Opium, DrunkennessorTolmeco Habit
cured. No cure, no pay. Read
ad of
Vita Medicine Co.
*
J. W. ATWATER, Manager.
TO (IKK A COI.D IN ONK DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Ac
Dragguts refund the money if it fails tocuie 25
5-15
For Sale
A windmill with pump and pipe com­
plete—all in good condition. Inquire
of Dr. W . A. Wise, or at this office.
For
<Lbe (Corner SalooiH
l
»I«'
A fishboat, 16 ft. long,
pair oars, 2
pairs rowlocks, Chinook net, hangs over-
100 fathoms or lines.—Boat $13;—Net
For this industry Tillamook County is doubt­ $15Call at W. 11 11 Carys.
less the best section of country in the United
States. Wherever the land is cleared it is at
FoR sale .
once covered with luxuriant natural grasses
A place near Tillamook 160 acers fine
that are literally green and nutritious the year
round, and cattle require comparatively but timber land.
little feed in winter, there being no snow and 160 acres well improved, near Llaine.
the grass continuing its growth. Owing to
The Gold Hill Prospecting and Mine Development Coniprniy for the pmpose
Adi ess,
Wm. N. Bays;
the excellence of the feed and the skill employed
of prosecuting work on Gold propet ties already discovered and bribe purple
Beaver, Ore.
by our dairymen, Tillamook butter has become
outfltmg 3 prospecting parlies in the spring for t e
fameus all over the coast and demands the
Before iiiHiiring ymir dwelling or furni­
highest price in the markets. It is estimated
that the dairy product of this county amounted ture, see the policies issued by the
last year to 1000 tons, valued at $500,000. There Fireman's Fund Insurance Company.
are ten creameries in the county, and the dairy­ The most complete policies ever issued,
have opened their hooks for the «iibscriptiou of 1200 shares of the company stock
man can either sell his milk to the creameries
|i’)h k b
or make it into butter and cheese. Tillamook covering everything from the baby’s Subscription can be made through die President of the comp my upon
cheese has a reputation equal to Tillamook bottle to a bicycle, or from a pin lo a cent ufthe face value of stuck or through the Scmidimivin-Ameiiron Bank Ta*
ut er, and the demand is always in excess repeating rifle.
coma*^Washington . T he opportunity toobtain an interest in the wonderfu
of the supply. Good land suitable for dairying
Claude Tluivrr,
and within easy reach of creameries can be pur­
Agent
chased nt reasonable figures ranging at, from
$10 to $75 per acre.
Notice to Taxpayers.
iimde uti l t<> he.m i 11 in Alask i h hereby o f im t ; i >< p’ i i t.’i it N «•((•• to bruv
FISHING.
The law require« each male between enoimous returns to ¡iII pens .slant inventors. Cash $5jK) f >i each share desired
Fishing is carried on extensively and there
are large canneries located at different points the ages of 21 ami 50 years living within must accompany the application for «ub«ciiplion. A Idles«,
in the county. Nehalem has two, Tillamook has the county shall pay a poll lax of one
G old II ii . i . P rospecting & M ine D kvklopmk
C o ,,
one , Woods and the Hiletx River have.'me can­
Tacoma, Washington.
nery each. Besides the product of the canneries dollar ($1.) at (lie time of assessment,
large quantities of fish are shipped fresh and and if not so paid, to be reported to the
sailed. The entire product for the last year is Sheriff of the County, with lidded costs,
Choice building Ids and tiacta in
estimated as follows:
JFrmn tT.S. Journal of ZMiHn»
for collection at once. The law allows no
Prof. W. H. Peeke, who
Canned Salmon 75.000 cases value $225.000
I).i v’s Addition to t he ( 'it v of Tillamook.
exemption for poll tax, except to active
makes a specialty of
These
lots
are
located
in
the
best
resid
­
Fresh Salmon
100 tons
”
$6,000
Epilepsy, has without
members of the Oregon National Guard. ence portion of the city and the price
doubt treated anti cur­
Salt Salmon
loo tons
”
$8,000
ed more cast s than any
The only variety of fish thus far shipped out And all active firemen who have been lias been put away down bo to be within
j living Physician; hil
of the county are salmon aud steel head trout members of any company, for one year reach of any one who wishes to Im v a
| success is astonishing.
We have heard of casea
The almost inexhaustable banks of halibut, next preceding’the time of assessment, home. This propel tv must besold.
of ao years’ standing
\V. IL II. Cary
rock cod and other deep sea fishes, knowu to
cured l>i
and exempt firemen. That they may be
exist, remain uutouched,
him. He
Trustee.
no cause for complaint, I ask that each
publishes tt
OTHER INDUSTRIES.
v a 1 u a b 1 o
person liable to ¡»oil tax be prepared to
work on
Aside from these principal industries there pay the same to the assessor, or hi« dep­
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.
thia dis­
are others that will in time develop into consid­
ease, which
The delinquent tax-roll lor the year of 1P0.
he sends
erable importance. Fruits, especially apples uty, at the lime of making the assess­ has been turned over to me with a warrant
.with
a
pears, plums, prunes and all the varieties of ment. I ask the aid <>f every person in attached thereto requiring me to collect the
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largo bot­
berries, especially the latter, grow in the great­ the county, that the law may be strictly taxes on said roll by levy and sale of (he per­ tle of his absolute cure, free to any sufferer*
1 lay sFhd their P. O. and Express adtlre.-^i.
est abundance and with proper cultivation complied with . Persons exempt will be sonal pr'iperty of such delinquent tax payers, who
We advise anv one wishing a cure to address
bring a never failing crop,
Prof.W.
IL PEEKE, F. D., 4 Cedar St., lfevv York
and if none be fourd then the real property
Cranberry culture in certain sections of the required to show their certificate of ex­ described on said tax roll. 1 trust those who are
ounty has been commenced on a large scale emption.
delinquent will pay up soon, and thus save
and bids fair to yield handsome returns. The
J. S. StPpbenfl Assessor. themselves considerable cost.
Tillamook cranberry is pronounced by connois­
Tillamook Oregon.
H. H. Alderman
seurs the best berry grown on the coast. Native
Sheriff of Tillamook Co., Ore.
jerries such as huckleberries, blackberries .
and sallalberries grow in great abundance
One of the new industries of this county that i
Iftm't Tobacco Spit *nd moke Your 1 Ife A noy.
promises to develop into la’ge proportions is ,
To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag
the keeping of bees. The myriads of wild flow­
etic. full of life, nerve and vigor, tube No-To- I Caveats, and Trade-Mark* obtained and all Pat-
ers that grow here furnish rich foraging ground I
. ac. the wonder-worker, that makes weak men < ent business conducted for MoorRATC Frr*.
O ur Orricr is O pposite U, 8. patent Orncc
or bees and the honey <s noted for being of un­
s.rong Ail druggists, &0c or 91. Cure guaran­ 1 ! and
wecansccure patent ia leu Uiuc thaa U wm
teed. Booklet ami sample free. Address 1 remote from Washington.
usually fine flavor and clearness. As 11 land
including instruction books mid
Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or New York. J1 Send model, drawing or photo., with desrrip-
literally flowing with milk and honey. Tilla­
standard studies.
Ml orders
i tion. We advise, if patentable or not, free of
mook comes nearer filling the bill than any
1 charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured.
promptly filled. Call at residence
other weknow of on earth.
A PAMPHLET, M How to Obtain Patents,” with
< cost of same in the U. S. and foreign countries
On the Nehalem river large beds of coal are
between hours of 8 to 12 A. M.
sent
free. Address,
known to exist and the in near future coal min­
and 6 to 9 P M.
ing will be added to the other profitable inter
ests of the county.
Mrs- D C- Bowers
O pp . P atent O ffice , W ashington , d . C.
POPULATION.
“GOLD MINING”
BRINN BROTHERS PROPS
Fine Wines Liquors and Cigars»
Will keep ti e beet liqttora in (lie nini'ket including the celebrated
Magnolia Whiskey
and
Weinhart's Lager Beer
szeizsrzr bbos
KLONDIKE
Cold Discoveries
Fits
Cured
PATENTS
SHEET MUSIC
FOR SALE
The population of Tillamook County is most­
ly a rural population. It is estimated that it
amounts to about Five Thousand, of
Inch
about two thirds is in the rural districts.
T owns .—Tillamook City, the county scat,
a population of about 1000. It has all he,,
ness houses usual to a town of its
z moi
of which carry large stocks of goods The usual
shops, two good hotels and two newspapers.
The town has a fine system of waterworks and
au electric light plant. It hns four churches,
a fine graded school and an excellent Academy
conducted by the Catholic Sisters of the order
of St. Cecilia and capable of imparting a
fiutohe.1 education. There 1» also a good private
school. Nehalem, Bay City, Beavar and Woods
are all flourishing villages,
TRANSPORTATION AND ROADS.
The public roads of Tillamook are said lo be
the best of any in the entire state. They were
built at grist expense and are being pushed
forward as rapi lly as needed.
Most cf -Ne nhippiug of agricultural and
dairy product* is done by boat via Astona to
Portland. Lumlier *s shipped mainly to San
Francisco. Boat* have not run very regularly
In the past but arrangements will «non be made
fora first class service equal to all demand* -
two stage linos carry passenger*, the Forest ,
Grove snd North Yamhill line.
T ike it a’l in all there are few of the sections
of our great countrj that offer the inducement
If You Want
BOOtS and SHOES
Il.nt will rip, tear, rim
down nt the heel and
torii>ent you con tin tin! ly
Get them ready made. But if y.m
want an article Hint will give yon
Holi<1 comfort, plenty of
wear and never get out
oftdiape then patronize
BROWN the Shoemaker
Repaiaiundone as cheap as anywhere.
Come an d be conviuced.
k
for
until you have tried
You can buy them in the paper 5-ccnt cartons
Ten Tabules for Five Cents.
Thia sort la pul up abeaply lo gratify the u-iiv«raol preaunt demand for a io* prioc.
If you don’t find this sort of
«
Ripans Tabules
At the Druggist’s
Send Five Cents to T he R ipani C hemical C ompany , N o . io
Spruce St., New York, and they will be sent to you by mail; or
12 cartons will l>e mailed for 48 cents. The chances are ten to
one that Ripans Tabules are the very medicine you need.
To everyone troimr to lite new
Itolrt Hehls
CATARRH
A BOON—A BLESSING.
I 50
to a
prnclicnl qnn«ti<»n* anMwerefl
not by gnes« woik—not In
Mtny-Rf-lioiiirff—but l>y ?x|>eri'
mice,Unit Imabeen there—live<i
there—worked there— hik ! is
now Ruing back there, tu get
RICH
LOCAL DISEASE
and is the result of coMs and
sudden climatic changes.
IlT IS A TREASURY« i TREASURE
I It r material ha* never before
Pie» n miblished—it i* privatel)
’piinled—can only be had In
»ending
to
E
S trinbach ,
rr«<*omn, Waali , and em-loii g
25.1*.
I Defer In any bank here for
I vith nee of good fuith.
It can be cured by a pieaaant
rem. ’y which ia applied di­
rectly into the noatril*. Be­
ing quickly aueurbedil give*
relief at once,
K Ely’s Cream Balm
telling when to Mart—bow |
uniirli it will ( «»Rt—vi hut to lake
I— how logo—Imw lo live—bow
■o keep well—wlint to <lo when
Ifllck—where to g • there—lio«
|!o |»rns|H*ct—ln»w to ini.ie there,
KI iiik I much more.
Everybody Rays So.
CwarpfA Cindv Cathartic, the most won­
derful medical diacovervof the age, pew*
art and refreshing to the iasie, art gently
and |*osiUvrly on kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire sysb m. dis|*l coi<is,
cure headaehe, fever, habitual ronufbiation
snd l>i inusneaa. Please buy and try a box
of C. C. C. tn-dav; 10. ¿5. M cent*, bold sad
)uAF»«riiecd to euro Ly all druggists.
Spend a Dollar
Medicine
C.A.SNOW&CO
KLONDIKE’
KATAKISM
K
ONE GIVES RELIEF,
la acknowledged to be the moat thorough cure for
Nasal Catarrh, Cold In Head and Hay Fever of al
remediea. It opens and ckansss the nnaal paaaagfR
allay* pain and Inflammation, heal« the sores, pro
tecta the mem !>ras<? from coms, re*t/»rea the sen As
of tame and •••al). Price WM. at Drn('gists or by mail.
BLY BROTHER?». M Warren burnt, Mew York,
W package* of Arbuckle* Irnnt roan e I
rofb*e fi.r $1 00, or 4 pnrkeg m of Aim
ami Hammer brand H«»dn for 25 rts
ur 25 lb* of nail* for $1.00 at (jeu
W. I'lielp* store Netarts, Ore.
Vitu SI »-diri nen make red blood. Rend
nd. No cure, uo |»ay.
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Astoria and
Tillamook
pacific Jlavigatioi] Company
I
------- Wi l Run rhe —-
Steamer W. H. Harrison,
or R. F. Elmore,
. *
Will make tripe every five deye, the weslher permitting. bet ween Astoria and Tillamook Cit)
carr>ing fie ght end j ataenge e.
ELMORE, SANBORN A C«., Astoria, or COHN & CO.,
Tillamook, Aft«.