Tillamook headlight., July 25, 1890, Image 2

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1)111 lot-o.lX IS not «1 1)1 I ll VI l
By Investing Your Money in Tillamook!*
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TILLAMOOK
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HOW CAN THEY BE MADE?
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vill • I'd.) Planet, a paper eon-
■dui ted by a young lady:
We have ju.-t received a line new
' foot-power job pre: :, at tl.is oilice
• .and are ready to grind out letter­
heads, cards, wedding invitations,
{boys cal! arouirl| sale bills etc.,
lit tile rate of a mile a minute.
Iz.- Bat ¡»faction as to the manner of
pisrsi imr guaranteed. Don’t ' '.i! *•>
pW
u.;a trial when in ne< <1 of such !
work.
G, ROBERTS & STILLWELL,^
care and used it for liis own per­
sonal enjoyment. His wife and
[SUCCESSORS TO S. W. GRABEL,)
family are left destitute and hi
friends are obliged to make good
Wish to announce to tlie public that
his deficit. From a purely matt ri-
alstic standpoint. laying aside the
they have a large stock of
question of morality entirely, hi
crime, like most all others, was
STOVES, TINWARE And HARDWARE,
not worth the committing.-Chicago
The town is growirg rapidly and real estate is sure to enhance in value.
Which they are selling cheap.
Journal,
There are good prospects fur a rail-road and harbor improve meats, so get in and
One hundred ami sixty Hangar buy before the rush, and while you can buy the choicest property cheap in
Plumbing and Tin-raofing Promptly Done.
ian lalsirers embarked in New
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ADDITION
TILLAMOOK
OREGON.
York last week for Europe dis­
TO THE TOWN OF
gusted, it is said, w ith the United
States and anxious to return home.
It is pretty hard on this country
that anybody should consider the
condition of life worse lu re than, in
(ES LARGE LEVEL LOTS.)
Hungary, but, there is this conso­
lation—that if the Huns and others
of their class would only stop
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coming to America for a little
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while the lot of workingmen in the
United States would soon be much
Ox GROCERIES,
improved. As for the dissatisfied
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emigrants, they ar.' very welcome
D rv G oods ,
H ouse
to go back to Europe as fast as
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they please.—('leveland Loader.
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the cominencenient of the French
revolution the tendency in all
Published every Frf^py morii Ing.
governments
is the recognition of
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1’ ko I'UIKTOUH. the individual rights eoevil with
his existence and the tearing down
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ANO B. c. LAMB, EDITORS.
of the falr-.e position baaed upon
accidental birth, wealth or social
B ATES or f : ns< KIITION.
relations.
One year
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The man who stakes his all and
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5U. the hap]iine.-s of himself and family
Three months
for his country, oilers as great a
advi ' ictisisg rates .
sacrifice as he who tenders his
’ fl on per loch per month. Sp.cical rates given
millions. The one may be but a
on large or long time a«lvertiKemeutM
>f'<jnc.il notices, i< <’t». per line; anti sets, after common laborer in our fields on
be first insertion.
the railroad, or on the cotton plan­
tation of the South, while the
Correspoilloicü OH topb’h of generiti luti ;<■ t
other may be a broker, a railway
nvltvd.
king, or anything else. One lias
AtMicLH all cowniin^i.itioiis to
T h e H e a nr IG ht ,
as
great an interest in the stability
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T illamook , oh .
One
I»«» t rca-kin in Tillamook county of his country as the other.
*5».. are <cnU far th” H eadlight .
is as desirous of seeing his country
I occupying the front ranks of
I jji. B’iihuu'iokers may have mo. i on national grandeur as the other.
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their backs and webs in their feet, Anil the one is as conversant of the
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but the gra-s will not grow on the fact as as tin* other, that the safty
Btr 'et * I,!'Tillamook this sunimer. of of the future depends upon an
absolute equality of all political
TOO.
rights.
Whoever is unwilling to trust to
The following unique but surges-
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average of his countryman the
tiv I notice njipoiir« in the MartinH-
notick i , or
pvin.K .vriox'.
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City,
ore.,
July
18. two.
by — I.nni
Soil,.,, Office
is hereby
given
II ih
I the
lollowinc-
..I' luuue'l eettler hai tiled notice'»this intention
OI to in»i:e iiiial proof in support of his < luiin, an l
DOWN! DOWN THEY GO!!!
The prices I mean.
free institutions or of popular gov-
niMN’ran^^ne'.
ernments and at once smitelies a
m -»««»»'. September k i«,«. viz:
John Graf,
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7375, for the n c U
principle / from
red-box of des- . .. woicc-t. . ii.i . Entry,
I am bound to keep things moving. I not only want
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of
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M **1 **■< 21, **• 1 • < n w %, and n w% ot
potisin, and openly substitutes the ¿i* ------- - , tp 2 a . r 9 w.
to make room for spring stock; but for stock that I shall
Ik name»
names tn<*
tilt; 1
following
witnesses to |-rooi
proof in
his ■
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lie
-non mg witin-nieii
lH(i billlOt-bOX, continuous icsldent’e upon and cultivation of,
cartridge-box IO.I
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have constantly on the road. I shall sell at tlie lowest
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said land us pt-r sec. 2,’ol, R. S.
and when a great party takes the E. W. Mil's, H. B. Moore, J. Bumgarner miti
margin possible.
E. Munson, ;.ll ci Nestocton, Tillamook County,
unpatriotic position, that tin* dreg.,,,,
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J. T. Apperaon, Register.
I have come to stay and realize that I am depend-
majority cannot be safely trusted,
ent
on the people for support, You will find that you
NOTICE EOK I’VIII.ICATION.
and defends methods to defeat its I.tind Office at »»re", u City, Ore n, July
can
make a better bargain with King than any other
2i, IR qo .— Notice is lietcby uiven tlial the follow-
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expressed will, it is taking steps so ittg-ijanied settler has filed noti'-e his inten­
merchant
in the County.
tion
Io
make
final
proof
in
snpj
ort
o
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is
chiim,
j grave and omnious in their conse- and that said pr<xif will be made < fore the
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('utility clerk of Tillamook < 'ounty. at Tillamook,
No trouble to show Geons. Ask for whatyou want,
j qui nce Hint wo are almost con­ Oregon, on Tuesday, September 9, IN9O, viz;
"We htld th'iuglit that the walcli- strained to believe that man is not
John Newberg,
and
if we haw n’t got it, we will procure it for you.
Pre-emption, I). S. No. 6915. for lot 4 and s w %
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tower eiijoy*‘<l the cliampiou:!iip lit to govern himself. And when­ of
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You
WILL BE TREATED WITH POLITENES AND RESPECT'
sec. 6, tp. i n, r 6 w.
mid »toed pre-eminently alone ns ever a man assumes the position, of He
name» the following witnesses to prove
continuous resilience upon, and cultivation
the wornt specimen of erratic jour- as did Hie leader of the New South, his
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of. said land, viz:
W J. Smith. ('. 1*. Reynolds, W.W. Armstrong
! , nnlisin extant, but we have found when he stated, “though the and
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I’. It Herrington, all of Tillamook, Tilla
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County, Oregon.
another Hint rank.*! with it ill ortlio- federal drum beat be heard in niook
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J. T. Apportion, Register.
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graphical ami grammatical blun- every precinct of the south, yet
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THE
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CLUBBING
LIST
doi’H, and in it.- general erazy-paI< !i- that pr.i'ty shall not come into
work jnaki-up. It goes under the power.’’
II k mi.iuHTniulTolc.lo Blade lyr. $2 15
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• name of "The. Narrative'' and is
Weekly Cull (S. F.) ” ... 1 $5
It is time that American pcsqile
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■» publiahedilt Claremont,Neu lianiu were looking to their most vital
We. kly Examiner ” ” ....2 50
GEO. PETTIT, PROP.
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’• njjire, in the ii^terei tH ol'the I t ..I h
West Shore
....4.50
interests, and that the national !
TILLAMOOK,
OR.EGOM
Detroit Free Press ” .... 1 85
,1i*^liiti<m mid Democratic parties.
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government should sec that those'
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fimo
("■ Here : !(III.pl. s I’.'* ni it s c, !uiiin :
who present tliemselves for oath at i Dickon’sworksconiplcte in 12 volumes,
IHt'IWNltl».
the bar of lhe House of Represen­ 70c in addition to the Free Pre s proposi­
TERMS: £:.CO Ä
I ts .iehoom r VL II. brinsf!o!d, sunk tative * come I'ruiii districts when* tion.
MRI'.i'.’iS (tO FELT WIDE. I.OTS UNIFORMLY' 521x105
These rates apply only to new sub
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Point No PT Mil., & -I men WERE the vote was freely cast and
scribers and to those who |my arrearage
Prices ranging-from $60 to $i6O.
.] This Mouse is First-ciass in every Respect.
honestly counted, as members of and renew their subscription liefure the
Suitable
terms
made.
(’ongress are elected in Hit* interest end of I his month.
O nly W hite L abor E mployed .
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of the entire nation and not of any
This property i- situa’c I five Blocks dirtctly south of the main thoroughfare of the
What
Tillamook
Has.
Whit .nan. Ma .-*., Dec. ¿10, Mrs. certain defined section of the
town, two blocks south of the school-house, and faces on two of the prin­
country. The government has an
' IIA..Kil l' ! iTCH I'l.Jd'.K, i
I’ii'tiircuque scenery.
cipal streets. This is nt t a Iwitn scheme to speculate on suburban
1 [She was an Aunt of lhe publisher I absolute,and constitutional right of Over IM) mile» of coast line.
or country propiity, ns the tract is centrally located, vir­
f ot'-this paper, ati.l was a strong knowing how they are chosen, and
Cl.iui-beil.s till you can’t rest.
tually in the heart of the town, ami buildings arc
geo squires prop
. JProhibitioni.st. She leaves ,T hoiih , to make laws governing their
Streams full of trout ami salmon,
going up on all sides at pre ent.
> & 1! sons w n! before her to the un- , election.
ltieli ci al deposits on the Nehalem.
Th.* location is rightly, high ami dry. commanding a good view,
' Been world. She was a native of
A climate ns good as any on the coast.
and
slept s g utly from the center, ju- t enough to secure good drain-
EXCHANGE GOSSIP.
’ Claremont and wiu» brot up on the
Plenty of game,—water-fowl, deer, elk,
ago. It is well sheltered from the coast w inds, and is just the plaee
hear etc.
old Dinmud place, now owned bj
Two men in K ntu -ky hud a dis­ Good piospectH for a rail-road in the for homes. For lurtlu r particulars call on or address
If the Gall'ueys. Oft'nel.’i children.
near future.
Tlw-table will constantly be supplied with the best the market affords, and no pains
1^» I”»' I survix . StillnianS. Dimond ! pute as to whether Russia could
or expense will be spared in striving for the comfort of guests.
Natural harbors at Tillamook, Nehalem
whip
Austria
in
ease
of
a
war.
and
of Bridgeport. Ct„ who built a
S,
wner
and
Nest
uvea.
»number of lioU' es here and in Meri- having finally made a bet of #20
Open hill land valuable for grazing Real Eistiitt? I )ealer i t nd Conveyancer
deli. One of them which stood on on it, one of t beni has written to and fruit growing.
Headquarters for the traveling-public,
the
czar
of
Rus
ia
to
ask
him
to
Tillr.imooR, Oregon.
*. tile site of Chas, Mason’s house,
One ot the pr< tt'est and Ihrillie.-t town.'
deciti.*
tin*
matter.
As
the
czar
is
Kortli st., was buni'd it few years
Also, Notary Public. Deeds and other Legal papers made cut.
(Tillamook) in the state.
ago. 1 on Elm-.st, is owned by I 1» it very busy man, it may be that
tn enterprising, prosperous, contented
lie will not reply to the letter for and hospitable class of people.
Farming land, Timber land and all classes of town property for sal
s Mtgg.
taxi s i \n> for non - residents .
Tide land mid bottom land, the richer t
Ill this family were .3 pairs of .ant* time and p *rh:*ps not at all
1 »étroit Free I’nss.
and most productive in the state.
twins .la '.ili
\ a Henry X. Har­
ABSTRACTS
A rapid, but healthy growth and most
W ith eluuaet.Ti-die iitsillcei ity
riet. Laurindn & Lucinda.
promising pruapeeta for the future.
1'he watchtower by way of sy in the Democrats Itovvl about the in­
Many iptarter-seetions of fairly good
|Mlthvtic con. ihition should ex ert a red expenditures of the t ioV'ern-
government land w hit h may be had for j 7_P iniiiKEE
iii-nt, but they do not add that at the taking.
I cbtngo with "The Narrutive."
the end of the war interest on the
l ine ocean beacliesat Netarts and Nes
(■DE
HLWWJISCD.)
public debt wa •.-1 > 1,O »il.OtU»a year, tricea, which arc already becoming pop­
Tilt' f TOL L'A I. hLLCTION DILL.
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that now interest and pensions to­ ular resort».
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Bat!;,. , i i ’fk lb.u ' of Ke, ,w pi (her amount only to $ 1 Mt.ooo.iMH», Vast ho lies of accessible timber which
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I ^Brillativi s, i-peakiug in favor of and our country has doubled iti is said to be the tarsi and most valuable
in the North-West.
’ Hie vic, lion bill - ;'.v: It i n.-king wealth and population, -Uinein-
A harlmr which will lie one of the Irest
fe*» Mthing; it v.ant-. nothing that i. nali Uomutereial Gazette.
on the coast, when a few thoesand dol
pb-’ii’ not ivilling to geaiit. We Himplj
lars arc spent improving it.
To enforce obedience, except in
a H»y.
fM i>i:ijority rule, ami let
llaif-n doren tine rivers, which with
politics, has come to be regarded their tributaries, are of inestimable value
R ever;, qunlitlcil votes freely cant
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■ liia ballot. We ar willing to nub as a crime. Officer» tire tried by for navigation and limiting logs
Beautiful and productive prairies which
I wit to any Kcrutini.'.ing ill our stille court-martial for speaking harshly
to their men: teachers, who under­ contain many farms suitable for dairying,
I to nttaiu tlilw.
take to correct the innate ruflian- stock-raising and general agriculture.
lowest
■X The great ilili, re-.ico in election
isin
of their pupils, are liable to
B tnrtbeilH in the North ami in lhe
THE LAUNDRY QUEEN.
iitf
i.
. 1 . I i.i our i 'U iii - arrest: it is even possible that a
child
that
has
been
sent
sttp|>erless
I
pabrn » e .strain « vi i y n. i ve tog. tall
to beil, might bring a Huccesieful
Of the loUTNllt the I oil»*, while in
ree
charge
the South i-v. rv de\ ice is used in action against his parents
cruelty. Lewiston Teller.
kueping voter:* front the ] m >11 h .
Would Is* embezzlers of public
A-it un re < .lucational institu­
R.T. VVEATt lERLY,
tion ilio Lailoit box ami the pro- Binds should contemplate the fate of
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pie.'llllu.
of < bellona are in- ex Treasurer Archer of Maryland.
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
■"▼Rhuible,
Old, broken dow n in health, friend­
The best of beef, real, pork
Dry Goods,
Toixp ille .lyg; ‘"Town nn et- less. without a dollar to his name,
and mutton on hand.
Hats & Caps,
Jug,-i an io liberty what primary be Iwgan last week to serve a live-
LitanenB the labor of
JR'ln
years sentence in the peniteutiarv. washing and saves the Eggs, butter, vegetables and chickens
Boots A. Shoes.
1« »tight and bd M.
urlìi in moving on toward* liy bis own confession there was wear of the clothing.
Sall« (act iun siiarrtinttcd to every one.
He simply
in of the common no
i excu-w for his act.
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>hop opp site iMe <;r«n»1 ( cniral.
to »»-ii i»b: v.« •
u. Kver aince r eiubczxl cd mouey entrusted to his ».»m
I. H Brown.
Vwd,
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BEST ACCOMMODATIONS IN THE CITY.
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GRAND t CENTRAL
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MOTEL,
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T.illamaak,
Tillamaak G aunt g,
Ur Egan.
Excellent ^ccommcdations and popular pricey.
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STfiCE & BOAT OFFICES AT THE HOTEL
^L umber [} d ? tpaka
3. a ‘ n
Groce ries, I)rv Goods,
Boots, Shoes, Hats & Caps,
Lime, Cement, Haii\
Doors and Windows.
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Best Brands of Canned Fruits,
Choice Evaporated and Dried Fruits,
Imported and Domestic Table Delicacies.
Butter, Eggs, Flour and all kinds of
Special attention given to
Produce at
Tillamook Prices.
filling orders for ^oods in
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Orders taken and Goods delivered
jobbing lots.
F
of
to Any Part of
Oregon.,
The City, Get Our Low Pri^jM
C entral M arket ,
< s-f
Largest $tocl^ of Dry (jood& Clotbjqg, (laty, (kps, Boots
and ghoefc in the County I^ept Constantly in ^toc^.
L. H. BioUia, prop.
Drugs and Medicines.
Origan.
Newcombe Black
TiHemaak Dragan-