Tillamook headlight., August 02, 1900, Image 3

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, AUGUST 2, 1900.
DO YOU WANT
TO SAVE MONEY ?
lou can do so by trading at our Store, where you can always find a first class line of New Goods,
which
will
pay
you ** to inspect.
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We
are Leaders in ------ ”
h e are Leaders in every line we carry.
No second hand, shelf-worn goods in our store.
Gent.’s Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
Ladies' Dress Shoes.
Hats, Caps, etc.
COHN & CO.. LEADING MERCHANTS.
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TILLAMOOK IS WANTING know what to
do with, for the reason
Dairy Figures.
that owners of vessels will not run the
Twenty-Two Feet of Water risk, even though six dollars a thousand There «'ire 16,000,000 milk cows in the
is offered to carry it to San Francisco. United States, distributed over 4,750,-
on Tillamook Bar at
To put the situation in a nutshall, the • 000 farms of three or more acres, and
Low Tide.
lumber industry is stagnated, bottled-up (I 1,000,000 more owned in towns and cit-
Lumber Industry Stagnated ' Be- in this county, and until a certain depth i ies and on small country places, making
of water, about 22ft. at low tide, on about 17,0o0,000 in all. The product of
cause Owners of Vessels will
Tillamook bar is obtained, Mr. Tongue 5,000,000 of these cow’s is consumed as
not Run the Risk of Cross­
will find that it will continue to remain milk and cream, either fresh or conden­
Are unequalled because they are made of malleable iron and wrought steel. Will
ing the Bar Loaded.
so until the bar is improved. As some i sed, that of 11,000,000 is made into but­
not break by overheating or rough usage. Waterbacks bear 200 pounds of pres­
We have received a letter from Repre­ think that a railroad will relieve the sit­ ter and that of 1,000,000 into cheese.
sure; no danger of explosion by freezing. Flues lined with asbestos. Bakes
quickly ; economical in fuel; abundance of hot water; burns hard or soft coal or
sentative T. H. Tongue as to when he uation, it may do so after another twelve ; j The average yearly consumption of
wood ; convenient and ornamental; will last a lifetime with ordinary care. Fully
will visit this county tor the purpose of years railroad procrastination and the I dairying products per person is twenty-
guarateed.
acquainting himself with the contemplat­ improvement of the bar is instrumental I five gallons of milk, twenty pounds of
Over Half Million sold in Dec. 1, 1898.
ed improvement of Tillamook bar and in starting up industries. Not, perhaps, butter and three pounds of cheese.
before.
I There are about 11,000 creameries and
bav. He has been undecided whether to
About style of range, No. 1900, is sold from company’s wagons by their own
• cheese factories in the Uuited States.
come this summer or wait until the pre­
salesmen, at a uniform price throughout the United Statesand Canada.
Who Moulds Public Opinion ? I Nearly all of the cheese is made in fac-
sidential campaign and take part in that.
I
tones.
‘
Only
about
one-fourth
of
the
As Mr. Tongue is desirous of making his i A correspondent wants to know if the
TO THE PUBLIC.
visit when Captain W. W. Harts is here. I ' press has a greater influence in moulding ' butter is factory or creamery made, the
that will have to be arranged and the I | public opinion than the pulpit. That de- other three-fourths being farm and home
The Wrought Iron Range Co., of St.Louis, Mo , are canvassing this country with
date announced later. We are glad to ' ’ jx?nds somewhat upon the character and i produced. The annual consumption as
their “Home Comfort’’ steel ranges, which are sold only from their wagons by
milk
and
cream
is
1,750.000
gallons.
know that Mr. Tongue intends making a j ability of the editor or the pastor, if the
traveling salesmen throughout the United States and Canada at one uniform
visit to Tillamook, for as we stated, be­ I question is to be answered from an indi-1 The production of butter is 1,500,000,-
price. We invite everyone to examine our improved “Home Comfort” when we
|
000
pounds
and
of
cheese
300,000,000
fore the June election, and we repeat the j vidual standpoint, for there are pastors I
call, and be your own judge as to its merrits.
pounds. ________________
same again, that Mr. Tongue is in a I as well as editors who wield very little
position to be of much service to Tilla­ j influence in moulding public opinion. In I Immigration into the United States in-
Fourteen years ago I bought a range
ROLL
HONOR.
mook county, and, furthermore, they : a broad sense, if our correspondent would' creased nearly 50 percent in the vear
from the company’s wagon and have
have confidence in Mr. Tongue being able . have us give a direct answer, we must 'ended June 30 last over that of the pre.
used same constantly since without one
THREE GOLD AND ONE
and willing to lend his assistance in a 1 unquestionably decide in favor of the vious year and was nearly double that
HIGHEST AWARDS.
cent for repairs. I was told at the time
St. Louis Agricultural and Mechanical 1 that I was swindled, but to the contrary
project to improve Tillamook bar. Could press. Without taking up much space ( of 1897-1898, which showed the smallest
SILVER MEDAL.
Association, 1X69.
the enterprising citizens have done this to define our position, we will draw but total in twenty years. The figures for World’s Industrial and Cotton Centen­
it has proven the best investment I ever
the bar would have been improved years one comparison. Take for instance a the twelve months ended June 30, 1898, nial Exposition, New Orleans, 1894-5.
made. My range has paid for itself in
SIX” HIGHEST AWARDS
ago, but being mostlv new settlers turn­ leadingcountyorstatenewspaper,which, 1899 and 1900 respectively were 229,-
saving fuel, and is as good as the day I
World’s Columbia Exposition, Chicago,
ing rough and heavily timbered lands of course, reaches the homes of the read- 299,311,715 and 448,551. The great
bought it. My neighborshave all bought
HIGHEST AWARDS.
1888.
into the best dairyingcountry in Oregon, ing public, audit the advice, criticism influx of (11,077) during the last quarter Nebraska State Board of Agriculture,
the improved Home Comfort from Co.’s,
HIGHEST AWARDS.
the improvement of Tillamook bar was > and comments are conservatively set | of the fiscal year just ended has ceased as
wagon recently and are highly pleased.
1897.
Western Fair Association, London, Can- To the public I would sa v that from my
I forth from week to week and year to year suddenly as it began in consequence of
too much of a job for them.
ad... 1866.
! experience the Home Comfort is the
There are not a few who contend that ' it must mould public opinion, for the the enforcement of Japanese laws against
DIPLOMA.
cheapest range ever put upon the market.
Tillamook has been sadly neglected by • newspaper goes into the home, the office, expatriation. The increase of immigra­
SIX GOLD MEDALS.
H. G. M orrow .
way of government improvements so the store, the workshop ; in fact, it is tion is a phenomenon easy of explana. Alabama Agricultural Society, Mont­ Mid-Winter Fair, San Francisco, Cal.,
gomery.
Cowlitz, Wash., May 2, 1900.
that the timber resources of this county i read by young and old, the learned and tion ; it corresponds with the increase of
1894.
could be developed, which is, perhaps, the unlearned, by people of all denomina- opportunities for profitable employment
AWARDS.
SILVER MEDAL.
Greenville, Or.,
correct. How in the name of common | tions. And in comparison take a pastor due to the progressive expansion of in­
Chattahoochie
Valley Exposition, Co­ Toronto Exposition, Toronto, Can.,
June 5, 1600.
sense can Tillamook develop when she is of any denominational church and his dustrial operations within the last two
1886.
lumbia, Ga., 1888.
Our Home Comfort Range, bought
bottled-up with the coast range of moun­ voice is confined generally to the four years.
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from the company’s wagon, lias been in
tains and toll roads on one sideand with walls of the building and his influence
continual use for over twelve years, and
shallow bars on the other side ? Yet, tor over a few dozen people. In all probability I It develops that the Boer orphans and
does as perfect work as when purchased.
its population, Tillamook is one of the not one half of a congregation could give widows received but a pittance from the
Il has not shown the least sign of wear.
’
sums
raised
for
that
purpose
during
the
the
main
points
of
a
sermon
on
Monday
most prosperous counties in Oregon, even
The material in it is of malleable iron
visit of the Boer envoys to this country.
if it is handicapped in shipping facilities. they heard the previous dav. We recog­
and wrought steel. As a baker and
What a transformation would take place nize the influence for good that is being Large sums were raised, but expenses
cooker it cannot be excelled, the reser­
; i have dissipated most of it. The chief
put
forth
from
our
churches,
but
it
is
the
19TH AND 20TH STREETS, ST. LOUIS, MO.
in Tillamook if it had transportation
voir in itself being a treasure. We would
| object seems to have been to mix politi-
press which moulds public opinion.
like the valley counties.
i cal medicine for the sympathy promo­ Founded in 1864.
Limited Liability. advise intending purchasers to examine
Citizens of Tillamook may complain
the Home Comfort and they will con­
ters.
Real Estate Transfers.
until doomsday about unsatisfactory
Our notes are always payable at your door and not at tile banks. clude that it is the best and cheapest on
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transportation service and the inability
the market.
M artin R eiling .
G. 0. Nokin to H. F. Fraser, S % of Ne I Popocratic organs ask why, if the sil­
to manufacture and ship its resources,
14 of sec. 2 and Sw ViofNw ’4 and j ver issue is dead, the republicans make
Greenville,
Or.,
Tillamook, Or.,
but undoubtedly the first obstacle which
After using the Home Comfort steel
,
Nw V4 of Sw 14 of sec. 1, tp. 2 S, R. , so much fuss about 16 to 1. That is
June
5, 1900.
is a menace to the commerce of this
easy, try a harder one. They simply ob range five years we are thoroughly con­
July 25th, 1900.
!
10 W.
After having tested the merits of a
countv is Tillamook bar. a bar which is
ject to such an unseemly parading of the vinced of its merits and superiority over
This certifies that we have used a Home Comfort range for over twelve
i Ottilia Beding to Ursula Nager, one acre corpse.
shifting and dangerous, so if the
the cheaper kinds which we had tried Home Comfort range for the past six years we take pleasure in stating that
in sec. 30, tp. 1 S, R. 10 W.
are wise and far-sighted, they will ask
before using the Home Comfort. And years and are highly pleased with it, as we find it perfection in every resjiect.
Mr. Tongue to lend his influence so that Susan 0. Todd to B. H. Hathaway, a
tract in Thayer’s add. to Tillamook.
alter testing same thoroughly for five it takes little fuel, beats quickly, bakes It has licit cost us a cent for repairs dur­
the bar lie made safe for shipping and
to perfection and the reservoir always ing that time, and does as good work as
with a depth of 22 feet of water at low State of Oregon to Alex. McNair, Sw 14
years we feel no hesitancy in recom­ has plenty of hot water. It has never
when purchased. If we ever needed an­
ofsec. 16, tp. 2 N, R. 8 W.
mending the Home Comfort for neigh­ cost ns a cent for repairs and will last a other range we would have no hesitation
11 The matter of dredging a deep channel
12,939,
C. L. Chailerton, by sheriff, to F. R. and
bors and friends as the best and cheap­ lifetime. To our friends we would say, in purchasing a Home Comfort. They
in the bay and Hoqnarton slough would
A. G. Beals, lots 7 and 8 of block 2,
est range in the long run on* the market. purchase a Home Comfort and lx? happy. are the best, and the cheapest in the end.
soon follow if the bar is improved «
Hay’s add. to Tillamook.
VV. R. B arrett ,
J ohn S venson .
A L etcher .
have lieen frequently advised not to say I. J. Carroll to Samuel J. Signor, Se ’4 of,
M rs . E. J. B arnett ,
G. O. W icklund .
anvthing about the difficulties steamers
Tillamook,
Ore,
July
25,
1900.
Ne 14 ofsec. 36, tp. 1 S, R. 8 W.
M rs . E. D ooley .
Will Stand at Tillamook
an() lullll,er schooners have ineross.ng •»
|onas
I.
Bowers
to
Samuel
J.
Signor,
W
City during the Sea­
and out for fear it should prejud^ e
14 of Nw 14. sec. 16, Se ’4 of Ne 14 of
mind, of the owners and make.t difficult
son Of 1900.
sec.
36,
tp.
IS,
R.
9
\V
and
Ne
14
of
for the saw mills and others to secure
Nw
14 of »ec. 36, tp 1 N, R. 10 W.
vessels. The truth must lie told if e
State of Oregon to J. C. McCaffrey, Se 14 j Breeding to Duke of Portland has passed
anappropriationisseeuredto.mprove
the experimental period. His colts are
of Ne 14 of sec. 36, tp. 1 S, R. 8 W.
liar. And we do notknow but whatthis
in evidence. Do not take chances by
is the right time to tell it. The True ee State of Oregon to Thomas Hadlry, W
Our line of DISHES. GLASS AND GRANITE WARE has
| breeding to any other horse until you
14 of sec 36, tp. 2 S, R. 8 VV.
I umber Co. of San Francisco built a
have
inspected
them.
arrived and we will be able to show you as good and varied a line as
State of Oregon to Geo. H. Rigdon, E 14 |
ofsec. 36, tp. 2 S. R. 8 W.
was
ever brought to this town.
lumber from the saw mill in
I
PEDIGREE.
bav. After this amount of enter!
U S. to Thomas Hartlev, Ne V °f Sw
12.939. Duke of Portland (6) bh foal­
Remember that our flour came in on this boat and is reputed
shown, is she able to surmount be d.ffi
S 14 of Sw 14 and Sw 14 of Se 14 of ed 1888; by William L., 4244; dam
to be the best in the State.
eulties ? No ; for on a recent np out
Miss Leggett, by Mambrino Star, 585 ;
sec. 10, tp. 2 S, R. 8 VV.
gd. Lady Simmons, by Volunteer,55 ggd
she dumped seventeen tunes on the Im . l’.S. to John G. Hartley, Nw Vsec-
PRIDE OF THE WALDO HILLS.
Julia, by Sir Henry, 285. Bred by Wm.
not onlv endangering the safe .
tp. 2S,K.s W
L. Simmons, Lexington, Kv.
vessel, but the fives of the passeng
Duke of Portland is a half brother to
and crew Mr. S. Elmo«’, now s eamer C. J. Rigdon to G. IV. F. Harper, E 14 of the celebrated stallion Axtell, who made
sec. 35, tp. 2 S. R. 8 W.
a record of 2:12 at three years of age,
Tillamook, Or,
may be able to handle the retght bn u
ness more expeditiously, hut she d be Thomas Hartley to John M. Barnhardt. and subsequently sold for the enormous
Ne 14 of Sw 14 and S 14 of Sw 14 of sum of$105,000.
just as liable to bump about on
•
Duke of Portland was shipped from
Se 14 of sec. 10, tp. 2 S, R. 3 W; also
Eastern saw mill and lumber men come
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. to the
__ coast by Congressman
Kentucky
W
14
of
ree.
36.
tp.
2
S.
R.
10
W.
Tongue and Van B. De Lashmott, and
here and look in wonder atourva t t.m-,
her resources and gigantic trees and Geo. VV. F. Harper to Carrie II. Signor, while owned by them and in training
The DIRECT ROUTE to TILLAMOOK
has repeatedly been driven at a 2:20 gait.
E »4 of sec. 36. tp. 2 S. R. 8 VV.
when told that we are «•«""•“‘“"'X
As a sire Duke of Portland has no sujier.
Carrying U.S. Mail.
comparatively no lumber their •■ • Frederick Maurer to Alexander Marolf. ior. His colts are good sized, well form­
VV’ 14 of Nw 14 of sec. 23, Ne ’♦ of Nc ed and speedy.
wear a look as though
“'°o‘
F. C. SKOMP, Manager.
H of sec. 22 and Se U of Se *4 of sec.
mossbaeks or darned fool, not to be
manufacturing when there s pdes J
15, tp. 2 S, R. 10 VV.
money in the industrv. And 1* g
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U.S. to C. VV. Schilling, Sw 14 of Nw U
Dr. J. W. Vogel,
JOHN BARKER, Proprietor
I
and M 14 of Sw of sec 26 and lot 3
little more inquisitive, they *oon 1
o
SHAVING,
ANO
SrBCIALMT
Fill
RKP» ATCTION
that it is not local enterprise w >
of sec. 27, tp. 3 N, R. 9 VV.
D efect » of th « E ye .
HAIR CUTTING,
fault, but the government m not mak g
C. VV. Schilling to The Astnria Co., Sw
Stage leaves Tillamook^daily except Sunday
improvement, so that the umber imiu-
SHAMPOOING,
>4 of Nw >4 and N 14 of Sw 1< of sec.
Will visit TILLAMOOK every three
trv can be developed. It is J'“"”™*'"*
26. and lot 3 of sec. 27. tp. 3 N, R. 9 months.
Hot and Cold Raths. Stage leaves N Yamhill daily exeept monday,
to mil! men. to the men who work for
PoETLAXD ... OREGON.
Tickets must lx* secured the dsj previous from the Agents at
them, and no wonder, when the sa w Johr. W. H. Shields to I. Vandoyn, Ne 14 of O ffice : 132 F irst S treet .
R esidence : 529 S herman S treet . EVERYTHING STRICTLY FIRST CLASS
North Yamhill and Tillamook.
millshave to close down
sec. 10, tp. 2 S, R. 7 t w.
VV.
have more lumber on hand than the.
HOME COMFORT’
Family and Hotel Ranges
CF
Above Honors Were Received by
Wrought Iron and Range Company,
Standard Bred Stallion,
Here * We % Are.
KING
KERREMANS,
CHAS. PETERSON,
Barber1
Tillamook & North Yamhill Stage Line.
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