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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (July 11, 1890)
lefttUamanfc fjradUgbt. like proportion. Besides, we have and we rhall probably do uh much enlarged and greatly improved the for the community at large as any paper. Our patronage is now in other newspaper in the county, P ropri Erotta. creasing as fast as the county is and we feel gratified when we are >3 & Joste increasing in population, and we 1 encouraged in the work by a liberal w F. ÏL JONES, AND B. C. LAMB, EDITORS. venture to say that we have the support. But, don't think for a largest circulation in proportion to minute that we would ytay here if 1UTR.4 OF St !is< RlrriON. I the number of voters in the county it did not pay uh to stay, or the 11.M). I of any county paper in the state of future prompt ctb did not justifiy if. On- year 1 » . .'5. 50 hl ■ UK »•"t ' • ee mouth* AOVEitTISINC RATES. .co per inch per month, bpecieal rate« given arg'* time a<l vertiseineutH i»c31 wiicc«," ttcUL per line; ami sets, after firaSpertioii. (Da knee on topic « of general Interest, <1 dress all communication)! to T he H eadlight , T illamook , O r . 3^“All rost-ma«ters In Tillamook county agent.* for the H eadlight . Olio of our hotel men is thinking offering one of the county officers 10 and free board at his hotel for the coming year, for the sake of having his house called the“ollicial hotel.” ;, The war between the opposition photographers is waxing hot, and there will soon lie a premium paid to subjects who are willing to sit for a photograph, if prices fall for the next few days as rapidly as they have been. This is equal to doing the county printing for n tr thing, minus ten dollars. i ... i f 4.UV VUVUI il»H <H 1 AHilr. litllib has vetoed the Lottery bill, but ns OV<T two-thirds of the members of both House and Senate are in favor of It, it is likely to be passed over bis veto and submitted to Hie people. '*'*1’110 sum paid the State, by the company, is 11,250,000 per annum for twenty-live years from January 1st 1881. f Í I t • ' At II conference of Republicans Of Congress to decide on u course to pursue regarding the proposed «¡her bill, a compromise favorable to the advocates of free coinage ns agreed upon. Free coinage 'ill not bo esuirMisbcd. but tho gilllPS'ry will be authorized to ) 4,500,000 ounces of silver inlOnth mid issue legal tender Tver ocrtificnteH to tho amount ^Pl|Rsed. This will increase the ireulting medium quite rapidly, I I I $¡0.00, AHEAD. We shall publish the county ad vertising (or such parts of it as will interest our readers) just the same as if no bids were made. Of course we will gel nothing for it, but we will be $10 ah< ad of the watchtower in doing it. 'Tim county record.» arc open for inspection and publi cation and the money our‘'rodent’’ cotemporary paid to get to do the work does not give them any copy right or exclusive privilege, exec] t of being minus $10 in coin. We should advise the court to collect the in >ney in advance, as no re sponsible firm can do such business, and it would be too bad to make tho bondsmen sufl'er for the sake of having an “official paper.” BUE 17 EH vs. NON BA I! EIL. I J. Johnson, of our cotem porary says that he would rather set the county advertising in Bre vier as it is larger and easier to handle. He would do better stack ing cord-wood as it is still larger and easier to handle. Any- printer knows that much better time (con sidering the number of words) can be made setting smaller type, and tho space it occupies is much less. A man that would make such ns sertions and such a bid usthisman made, would be “guyed” out of u town if there was a Printer's I nion about. It is a common saying among printers that such “rats’ should be in hell setting red-hot "Minion” at throe cents per thou sand “ems.” Nonpareil is the recog nized face for all legal printing, and is the sizo always used. Tin work that we do with Nonpareil is plainer than our cotcniornry can do even if he used a four-line Pica face. PORTLAND MARKET. Ì u r i ' I » I f F E-n STOVES, TINWARE And HARDWARE, King, he pays the freigh. DOWN! DOWN THEY GOH! The prices I mean prosperity of the people on the five men at clearing the right-of-way the first of next week, he expects to have eoast will not suffer. anotiicr gang of men at w ork 011 this end by July 20th, ami another mid wav be Those people who arc afraid of tween tho two as soon as possible. The having too much money in the road goes through some very rough country are the ones who have got country, but Mr. Ilunynn says he will nearly all the money there is, and have it built and ready for t his winter s do not want other people to have travel, if practicable. It will be one of th? chance to improve their finan Hie best things for Tillamook county that we have had for years, as by that route cial condition. There is no danger we can get in or out at any and all sea Bowling Alley in Connection. of too much money if it is good sons, the elevation not being enough for The best wines and liquors in the market. money, and the “dollars of our the road to be shut up by snow. daddies" ought to be good enough The Art Preservativo. Jons Davidson, Proprietor. for anybody.—Tacoma News. merchant in the County. TIo trouble to show GOODS. Ask for what you want, and if we hawn't got it, we will procure it for you. You WILL BE TREATED WITH POLITENES AND RESPECT TTHE ^AND: . f 4 C-— r—l — BILLIARD PARLORS, — J i 3< L ? p I J 0I.SEN S BLOCK, TILLAMOOK, OBE. Editor (to foreman)-Isn’t the ink I Portland is having considerable running a little grey? trouble over her census. The Foreman—That'll be alright, sir, after Chamber of Commereo took the a few hundred mere impressions. The matter in hand and a special cen printer’s devil Upset an oyster stew on sus agent was sent to the city. It the form at lunch time.—Judge was claimed that Portland, Albina “Are you the exchange editor?’’ and East Portland should make a showing of 80,000 inhabitants and i the poetess. "Yes, mndnme." that the result of the census just Will make regular trips, the weather permit “Weil, will you kindly cash this ting from taken would fall short of that by 5,000or 10,000. The special agent, check T” TILLAMOOK TO ASTORIA AND PORTLAND. Fo. Freight rates or Passage, apply to It was at .his point that the managing however, thinks there is not much P. SCHRADER, Master. cause for complaint and has not editor was carried out iu a dead faint.— yet decided to make a recount. Chatter. nd itf effect on finances is hard to LIVE AND LET LIVE. redict, though it seems that if the circulation of money is increased, Our bid for doing tho County it would benefit the poor classes printing was as low ns nnv legiti uud those who tire in debt. ------------ -- ■ ■ mate newspaper can afford to do Those who are sportively inclin it, if business principles are taken ed should form n stock-company into consideration. In fact, it was and secure grounds for a perma too )<>w to leave us a margin ot Over 61 in the sliudo Tuesday, June 3 Before this town grows larger Tillamook, Oregon* nent nice track. The land can be profit, and were it not for the fact and no summer clothe s.—Parker Phoenix and property becomes more valua obtained cheaper now than it can that soiue of the county work is of I>elinqneiit sul«cribem, if they have any ble, the county should purchase a in the fi'turo and it would be a n quasi-news nature.mid of interest leeling left in their anatomy, should not large block of ground centrally 'paying invcstinont. The grounds to many of our readers, we could allow this wail to go unheeded. - l’i • located Ibra public square. It will could be used for county fairs, and not afford to do it at the price we burg Dispatch. not I«' mat y years until the court named. We believe in sound the admission fees nud stand priv house and grounds now used will CLUBBING LIST. ileges would more than pay cx- business methods and nro always be utterly inadequate and pro lr nscs. If tho grounds were under ready to enter into fair colnpeti- visions to obviate the difficulty llEtnijmiTiindTvledo Blade lyr.. .$2.15 the management of a company, tion where merit wins, but do not Weekly Call (S. F.) ” . . 1 8ft should be nptde nt once. The >» W< « klv Examiner " ” ... .2 60 euitahla regnlations could be main like to compete with such "rats" ou ff grounds could be set out to trees West Shore ” ....4.50 tained and a recurrence of the their starvation basis, though there ft now atul in a very few years, it Detroit Free l’ress ” . . 1.85 is one consolation, such op|>osition nhaiueful proceedings of last .• utur- ff ” 3ino........ 55 would be an ornament to the town. Our labor is day avoided. As lumber is cheap will not last long. Dicken ’s works complete in 12 volume.-, Itesidea saving the tax-payers here a grand stand could bo erect worthjust so much, mid we want a 70c in addition to the Freo l’re.-s proposi money in tho long run. The town tion. ed. and those attending tho races sufficient remuneration tor our could well afford to bear a part ot These rates npplv onlv tn new sub could rest more comfortably than work and productions just the the expense of purchasing a suita «Tillers nnd to those who pay arrearage same as any tradesman or artisan, us her. lol'ure on a rickety fence, ble location. Tho five-acre tract and renew their sulecrlption l.. f. re the Insides being out of the nay of the fbe watchtowsr pays $1<) for the between Mrs. Hutchins' store and end ot this month. m>,sy ecvw’d around the pool-box. privilege of petl'orming all this the school-house would lie an ex Watchmaker and Jeweler. T/'t ns have n race track by all lalsn ious work and gets nothing in r E. SELPH, cellent location, and should be return, except tho satisfaction of mean*. Watchxa Clooekj ¿St Jewlery secured before it is cut up into ATTORN F.Y-AT-I. AW, keeping us from making n few dol Boss Filled Cases a Specialty. lots. Office in Tos'.-'Alice building. lars. mid tho phasure of styling it WHICH IS CHEATER. ALL WORK Warranted, self the otli>ial paper of Tillamook Til I AMOOK, - - - - OREGON. Arrangements should bo made It is by farchen per for the county County." Hut, that will not buv to otablish a college at this place. to pay some good printer a fair bread. Our motto is "Live and let No more suitable location could be , price to have its work doue, than live." found in the state, and manv . 9 to give it to a "botch" for ten dol families from the Willamette vallcv lars less than nothing. Every NOT MISSIONARIES. would reside here during the sum body knows how the work has been -DEALERS in ----------- mer montliH to scliool their chil done by our cot*‘mporary. In the Our cotemporary states that he dren. If proper care is taken to first place the print was to poor to will do the county work ami beautify the town and secure a few ’ t) fc-m <•«. aS ? be rend, and there was so many throw $10 in for tho sake of the attractions of this kind, Tillamook 1 erriRs In figures and descriptions good of tho county and people. can be made a very desirable! that the whole thing was worthless. Now. we are not here for our place for residciu'es. Tillamook is ■ That was money thrown away by health or to do missionary work, bound to la* au im]K>rtant business nii'iil. the county, and those mistakes are .. ..k- 'p and will not attempt to disguise center, and by showing a little I sure to cause endless litigation and the fact that we are working for enterprise in due time, it can be trouble. Lamb N Jones in particular. If made a social and educational cen - * ■* ft« tho county and people derive any ter, It will also liet'oiue a favorite QUITE A GROWTH. benefit from what Av«> do without pleasure resort. The climate, con Mnce August last (the time when being paid for. we are glad of it. sidering everything, is unexcelled; We. the Iwation is beautiful; in time our cotrmporarjr started) the sul>- and they are welcome to it. aeription <»f of the H kadmuht of course, rcaliac the fact that it is trana]K>rtati<>n fitcilitirs will be has almost doubled, ami the adver the duty of every newspaper to good, and the one thing necessary tising imtrnnnge hns Increased in work in the interest of the people. now. is a little rnterpri e. ZZct O on Trillo n' jM’ÍIKHE X1TMBE« {lOMPAKY DF 3A.X F1ÌAPJ0I3DD,) I F r The teachei’s association will be held [SUCCESSORS TO S. U (a 1 21 k. Wheat,—Valley............ 20 at Long Prairie on Saturday. 1 1 12 Walla Walla . is It. R. Hays' real estate office will be b ' Wish to announce to thio public that 52 50 Oats,.............................. tho building next door to the bank. o o T» Flour,-Valley standard. 3 55 Frank Linville is out of politics. Tin• they have a large stoclc of Q D 50 Walla Walla........ 3 40 Democratic voice went out in like rr.auner. , Country brands.. 3 5) As we go to press, tho labors of the Hay, liuio'hy baled. ... 15 00 1(100 county court have not been finished. | Loose................... Tii« extra time is taken up with the Feed, bran ................... 1 10) Which they arc selling cheap. 15 00 We do not ask patronage or sheriff’s books. 10’., 8,'f Lord ........... , .................. supiwrt just for the sake of having ft is reported that another newspaper , Butter, choice 'lain-... 20 15 Plumbing and Tin-rnafing Promptly OonH. a paper in the county. We donQt will be started in this place. Let it come ; in keg or tub.... 13 15 wish to take money from our sub- the tnoro the merrier. Opposition has Eggs, fresh................... TILLAMOOK _ _ - - - OREGON. 21 Hcriber.-i or advertisers, if they do ■ helped us, so far 18 Eastern............... 4 50 A weather vane representing a salmon Poultry, Chickens......... 4 Oo not feel that they arc getting value I 800 Ducks................. 5 50 for their money, and wo do not ■ has lx*<?n placed on tho cupola of the 8 00 i new school house. Nothing more ap Geese................... 600 wish to give out our paper or do 18 Turkeys, )P it... propriate could have been selected. work unless wo receive what it is 9L. Sb. I The new fence around the school-house Bacon............................ wort h. 13 ---- i>-^ --- .'ip', ---- grounds adds much to the beauty of the Hanis.................... .... n 11 50 Potatoes, ‘ p 105 lbs. . .. place. Tho court-house should be en ” .... NOTES AND COMMENTS. closed by a neat fence and a walk built Onions, Apphs, p box............. connecting it with the town. Sugar, bbls Golden C.. The King of Greece has an- A111 lost f: 11 flic i ei> t snbtcri t >1 ions lor stock Extra 0,............. nounccd his intention of abdicating have been obtained to carry out tlie race Cube, powdered,. in favor of bis son, the Duke of track and fair-ground project, ft is pro O n G roceries , 13 Dried fruits, Apples........ posed to buy forty acres of land ot Ed. Sparta. 7 Machine dried.. .. Morin, a mile and a quarter east of town, j D ry G oods , Sitndried l’lutns. . and make the track a half mile circle. Meat—l’eef....................... H ats , C aps , Nicholas Mitty was adjudged insane Dressed............. 7'e and sent to the asylum on Monday. Ilis Sheep ............... . B oots & S hoes . insanity is not of a vicious or dangerous I 'rested............. character, and ho labors under the idea Ilogs...................... that he is being persecuted by everybody. 8 Dressed............. The city of Fargo, North Dakota, It is thought tiiat proper treatment in the 8 Veal....................... was struck by a cyclone last Mon asylum will bring him around all right day and a number of people killed lie has been living on the Kilcliis nml Tillamook Markot. i has a family. and much property. I am bound to keep things moving. I not only want Potatoes, $1 25 per bushel. W. 8. Ilunyon, has filled bis bond with to make room for spring stock; but for stock that I shall Onions, 21uc per pound. China proposes to exclude Amer 1 the county court an l will now commence Cabbages, lc per pound. have constantly on the road. I shall sell at the lowest icans from her territory on the i active operations in the construction of Chickens, $3.00 per dozon. ! (he Wilson River road. Mr. Iluuyon has margin possible. same plan the Chinese an* excluded V'rqrti> dOZCJi. purchased the outfit u.icd by Smith in I have come to stay and realize that I am depend- from tiic 1 nited .States. This may building the Washington county end of Flour, j I 00 to $4.50 | cr barrel. Oals. O le per bushel. ent on the people for support, Yoh vzill iind that yeti .“ffect commerce in the Pacific const the road, and had it moved up to the can make a better bargain with King than any ether cities to a small extent, but the summit w here he will start about twenty- • Butter, 20c per pound. A. LETCHER ■ ■Jx ® LINVII (Wholesale Quotations .) TH E SIR AUGUSTA I » Oregon. This shows how mudi opposition has hurt us. Additional Locals. Groceries, Ih*v Cioods, Bools. Shops, flats & Caps, Lime, H a ... i r, y Doors and Windows ]BEST ACCOMMODATIONS IN THE CITY, j TERMS: S1.OO A EAY ] This House is First-ciass in every Respect. Î O nly W hite L abor E mployed , I ‘ire? nW-Si'cLSaS LIS fcBJS ¿S rVEUWEirm'L. c» S S.s M 4J -—— : •— r -.x~ar s gn:;r-.aw.r.'.iita v-irfwarw’.T»«»’ - GRÏÏND t CENTRAL t HOTEL, GEO Till a mo ok, SQUIRES, PROP. Tillamook County, Or Egan. E\cs!lent Accommodations and popular prices. The table will constantly be supplied with the best the market affords, and no pains or expense will bo spared in striving for the comfort of guests. STACE & BOAT OFFICES HT THE HOTEL Hsadquartsrs far the traveling public. COHN’S Best Brands of Canned Fruits, Choice Evaporated and Dried Fruits. Imported and Domestic Table Delicacies, K Butter, Eggs, Flour and all kinds of Produce at lowest Tillamook Prices. Orders taken and Goods delivered F ree of charge to Any Part of . The City, Get Our Low Prices. K Tije Largest fjtoc^of Dry [foods, dlotljiqg, flats, Caps, Boots Special attention given to and $hos& in the County I^ept Constantly in ¡Stoc^. fi lling orders for goods in jobbing lots. 0. : Orogrcrù- Newcombe Block, Tillamoak Dragon
