Tillamook headlight., April 25, 1890, Image 2

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LAMBA JONES. EDITORS AND l’l’Hl.IMI KPS
John I>. Rockefeller, who now
has an income of 3750 an hour, be­
gan life as a retail grocer. Yet
there are some men in the grocery
business who liav’nt much more
than half that income.
emperance
¡y© have the Exclusive Control of
ui
WHOA!!
KATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
One year
Hix months
Three months
fl fiO.
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ADVERTISING RATES.
fl.oo per inch per month. Specical rates given
on large or long time advertisement«
Local notices, louts. per line; and sets, after
the first insertion.
Correspondence on topics of general interest,
invited.
Address all communications to
T he H eadlight ,
T illamook , O k .
OBF-A11 Post-masters in Tillamook county
«re agents for the H eadlight .
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
congressman .
BINGER HERMANN,
of Douglas.
GOVERNOR.
D. P. THOMPSON,
of Multnomah.
SECRETARY OK STATE.
GEO. W. McBlUDE,
of Columbia.
STATE TREASURER.
PHILIP MET8CHAN,
of Grant.
sipkkme judge .
ROBERTS. BEAN,
of Ijine.
SUIT, or CCIILIC INSTRUCTION.
E. B. McELHOY,
of Benton.
STATE PRINTER,
FRANK C. BAKER,
of Multnomah.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
GEORGE C. BINGHAM,
of Salem.
For Joint Representative,
W m . I). S tillwell .
For County Offlolal3.
For Commissioner,
W illiam A rmstrong .
For County Judge,
C. N. D rew .
For County Clerk,
R. R. H ays .
For Sheriff,
J. W. II kllenurand .*
,
For Assessor,
F. M. L amb .
For Treasurer,
W. C. K ing .
For Surveyor,
A. P. W ilson .
For Superintendent
of Schools,
A. T. W hite .
For Coroner,
I >u. H. P atch en .
For Hoquarton
Precinct Officers.
For Justice of the Peace,
A. W. S everance .
For ('«instable,
A rthur J. S tillwell .
Richmond, Virginia has a num so
fond of singing at funerals that he
has given out that he will sing at
bis ow n funeral. lie will make
Use of the phonograph to ilcomp-
liHh the wonderful feat.
Another clerk has been allowed
for the Oregon City Land Office
and the salary of the Chief clerk
has been iucreased. 'Phis is a good
move as the force iu the laiud
Office there Ims been greatly over­
worked and business delayed ac­
cordingly.
Arthur Stillwell, prop.
Together the Republican
ministration and the Republican
Congress have fully restored confi­
dence in all branches of business
and industry, and given to pro­
ducers of every class an assurance
of protection in the enjoyment of
the best market the world affords.
KEEPÏÔNÎHÂND!
l-l 111 I I l-l I I « I
'Fine
Anu don’t have to offer a prize to sell this
Goods, for its the BEST MADE. Euertj Can holds
Tools
table!
ONE AND ONE HALF POUNDS.
WM. OLSEN,
erißctr» anö
King, he pays the freigh
O n G roceries ,
D ry G oods ,
liuto anb
H ats , C aps ,
&UÜHJ,
B oots &
OHrry,
«Sofca, @tr.
The recommendation of Capt.1
TILLAMOOK,
ORE.
Wm. D. Stillwell as joint Rcpro-
sentatiue for Tillamook nnd Yam­
3
hill counties was well received by ENTERPRISE, JR > ■ 1 Ersinn • ri i
Fresh Fruits and Berries in season.
the Yamhill delegation and his
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nomination was readily agreed
upon. There is no doubt of his John Day’s Barn in Tillamook, I
During the Season of 1890.
in connection.
election, and it will be an honor
E ntkkcbise , J r ., is a rich blue-bay
richly deserved by Mr. Stillwell.
with black points, has a star in forehead
Shooting-Gallery
DOWN ! DOWN THEY
The prices I mean.
I am bound, to keep things moving. I not only waril^.'
to
make
room for spring stock; but for stock that I shafc____
and stands 17 hands high; weight 1700. ;
have constantly on the road. I shall sell at the lowest 1«*^’
Bismarck, the German Chancel­ He is spirited, showy and handsome, ;
lor, sent his resignation to the Ger­ with a lofty carriage and fine action. He R.T. W eatherly , margin possible.
K i|c lower.
man Emperor the other day, and received the first premium in the “horse- :
DEALER IN-
I have come to stay and realize that I am depend
| of-all-work” class at Oakland, Cal., and i
to his surprise, it was accepted. San Jose; also, won second prize at the
ent on the people for support, You will find that yoi^^
The young Emperor has views of Livermore fair in 1889, being entered in . Staple and Fancy Groceries, can make a better bargain with King than any othei
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his own and so has Bismarck. the special class assigned for all-purpose j
merchant in the County.
„
Dry Goods,
The two represented irreconcila­ horses, having many of this class of'
No trouble to show goods . Ask for what you wantSS
Hats & Caps,
ble# who had to get out of each horses as competitors.
and
if we havm’t got it, we will procure it for you..
F’EIDIC-R.E^E.
other’s way, and it appears that
Boots & Shoes.
You WILL BE TREATED WITH P0LITENES AND RESPECT
Bismarck was the first to go.
ENTERPRISE, J r ., was sired by the
TILLAMOOk, - - - ORECON.
4« Norman horse E nterprise ; he by the
Nehalem seems to have fared celebrated Norman horse Sr. L awrence ,
the largest Norman horse ever imported
much better in the way of appro­ into the United States, weighing 2160.
priations than Tillamook. Even Dam, a fine Cleveland Bay.
Mr
A’torney
Drugs and Medicines
Judge
Clerk. ....
I Sheriff ..
iepre.«ente
kiiool SllJM
Treiiurer
Aaeswr
Surveyor
Deputy Dis
ComnnsMOt
Oregon
Woods,
though Tillamook did not receive C. T. H ills ,
-
P rop . E. B. JACOBY,
THEO. JACOBY.
due recognition, we are glad to see
Nehalem’s good fortune and the
Season, ’00
amount that place will get is none
DEALERS IN,
too much. Every dollar that is to raro."
be expended there will bring ten
I
to the property owners of that lo­
cality.
the importad
I
I JÄCOBY BRO'S-,
Furniture,-
->ANDfe-
E<$|i DJ^AFT jlO^E
An advertisement for 500 white
horses in a Philadelphia news­
i
paper some time ago, attracted a
Will stand at Tillamook during i
large crowd of all kind of horses to
the place; but when the owners of the season, commencing March 28.
Repairing Neatly and Promptly Executed,
them discovered that they were
■S ervice 310 to I nsure -
wanted merely to have some show
pricey the Lowest,
advertisement painted on their M.'P. Hathaway.
PrOp
ribs, for which they would receive
. bay C ity ,
- O regojn .
a complimentary ticket to the show
THE NOTED DRAFT STILLION
they went away in high dudgeon. ivk a
Grand Central
o
5
The owners had expected to find a
Will make the season of 1896 in Tilla­
ready sale for their white steeds. mook at Goo Ispecd’s barn, adjoining the
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Billiard::: Parlors,!
town.
It is not to be denied that the
long crusade against Mormonsim,
which now seems at last to have
reached a point where success can
be forseen, is in a certain sense a
tribute to the ability of Brigham
Young, w ho established the church
in Utah, and organized the things
which have been so hard to over­
come. The original Mormon
leader, Joe Smith, was a man of
superficial talents, but Brigham
Young had elements of real great­
ness in his composition, if he had
chosen to employ them in a proper
way and for laudable purposes.
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! BEST A CC0MM0DA TIONS IN THE CITY.
TKHMS: ®1.OO A CAY
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Proprietor.
M ajor was
J cnioi , C. B. HADLEY,
the winner of the Gohl Medal for draft
Having just finished the
I
stallions at the Philadelphia Exposition;
he by J ohn Corr, the great prize-winner Most - Commodious
of England.
Room« thia side of Portland and
His dam was a Morgan mare; grand­
I
dam, J ohn ; great gratd-dam, B lack Furnished it with two cf the
H awk .
O nly W hite L abor E mployed .
TlLLAMOO
B. □. NOLAN,
SECRE
TILLAMOOK LAND INVESTMENT COMP.
Elder lì B
Tillamook,
och month,
»re cordiali}
FARM AND TOWN LOTS FOR SA
□REB
in the Market,
first Saturi)
N. P. Rot
am pt epa p eel to entertain my friends in righ
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ROYAL STYLE.
pHOTO^ApHErç.
Caltand see me when in'the city.
I^have, also
one’ot'the.best
PUBLIC HALLS
$4, psr dnz.
GRÄND t CENTRAL t MOTEL,
@E0. SQUIRES, PROP.
In the Northwest for public entertainment.
Tillamook,
Tillamook County,
U te g fa.
The New York Mail and Express
gives three great republican facts;
W. S. CONE,
First, that three hundred manufac­
dealer in
turing establishments have lieen
started in ten cotton states within ©Abb AND INSPEGT MY 100FÇPÇ.
The table will constantly he supplied with the best the market affords, and no
two months, with a capital of 36,- £V*Duplicate copies of Shuster,s
or expense will be spared in striving for the comfort of guests.
000,000. Second, that 222,437 old Negatives supplied at greatly
Timber lands a specialty.
tons of first-class iron and steel reduced rater.
G
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eka
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One
door
Routh
of
ships have been built at Chester,
Locating and Timber Cruising.
Letcher’« Jewelry StoreTM8
Pa., since 1870. Third, that forty-
Headquarters far the traveling public.
TILLAMOOK,....................... OREGON. BAY CITY, - OREGON?
six iron and steel steamships, of
98,743 tons of aggregate measure­
ment, huve been built since 1880
P. ROBERTS. I
by William Cramp A Son, Phila­
delphia, not including six ships
now being constructed, with 20.
DEALERS IN
866 ton of aggregate measurement.
ALL OTHER WORK AT COR-
RESPONDINGLY L0W
RATES.
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tally Sch.
fayrr 111 eel
II «pedal
te «u.ler«i|
Mil houle
This House is First-class in every Respec
Finest Billiard and Pool Tables TILLAMOOK
W. D. ILLINGSWORTH.
CABINETS
rt
Tillamook, Oregon.
PEDIGREE.
sired by G i . enou »
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Excellent Accommodation? and popular pricey
Real Estate.
The potto
day in the m
r M., and on
2 10 4 P. M.
Money order
o'clock P. M.
TIL!
STÄCE & BOAT OFFICES AT THE HOT«.
C. & E- THAYER,
The Buffalo News calls atten­
tion to the great strike of English
coal miners for a share in the en­ The new tariff bill will, it is ea-
BANKERS
hanced profits of their employers, tiiuated, reduces the revenue 360,-
and adds: “It will lx* borne in 000,000 a year. 341,000,000 of General Banking
mind that Britain enjoys all the which will come from the customs
—and—
luxuries of Free Trade; mid yet mi and 319.000,000 from the internal
army of miners is on strike.”
I taxes. This is a larger cut. pro- Exchange Business.
portionately on the former than
Interest paid on time deposits.
The lovers of peace in France was proposed in any preceding bill
and in Austria have good cause but. throughout the west at least, C. & E. THAYER,
• Tillamook
for the anxiety which they mani­ the cut in thia respect is considered
fest in regard to the retirement of scarcely large enough. The Globe-
the great statesman of Europe. Demoerat of St. Louis correctly
There is no power now to stay the says, that iu this section of the
alliance of absolutism in its repre­ country the people would rather
sentatives, the Czar of Russia aud have the reduction on the internal
t us« riiie for the TILLAMOOK
the Emperor of Germany. This I taxes 312,000,000 or 310.000.1XM)
HEADLIGHT, the only news­
bode« a terrible political reaction, [ than 319,000,000, and the difference
paper in Tillamook county
which could be stayed only by an made up in sugar and the articles
giving all the county news.
uprising of the European peoples put on the free list. This is un­
iu defense of their rights.
doubtedly true.
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$ 1 50 per year
CoflT^CTOI^ and BUILDER
Wagon Shop in Connaction.
^Ijop, Opposite (J.
flail,
Tillamook, Drenan.
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FEE.
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anil WindoAV
Special attention given
THE SIR AUGUSTA. filling orders for goods
jobbing lots
1
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T ons
J H»ve op
F fa't ’hop
Will make regular tripe, the weather permit­
ting. from
TILLAMOOK TO ASTORIA AMD PORTLAND. •
For Freight rates or l*iiMagk\ apply to
P. SCHRADER, Master.
ZZolosorx ville
1 fare i
■*• ind i
fa»* »be
2 faired