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»...... • L aub & J ones P hoi ’KI ktous . W. F. D. J ones , E ditor . B. C. L amb , A ssociate E ditor . RATI» OF SUBSCRIPTION. (STRICTLY IN ADVANCE. ) One year •»it months Three months »1 rA .75. .50. .. C aveats and K e ishcks secured, T rade M arks resistere*'I, and all other patent chum -» in the Patent office aud before the Courts promptly and car» fullv prosecuted Upon receipt ci MbDEL or 8KE rCII of Inven tion, I make careful exajnination, and advise as to palei: labili tv » REE OF CHARGE. With my office» dirf . ctly across from the patent office , ami being in persona latten-lan» e there, it u apparti.t that 1 have superior facili ties for making prompt pielkninary searches, for the more vigorous and successful prosecu tion of applications for patent, and for attend ing to all business entrusted to my care, in Che shortest possible limo. FEES MODERATE, and exclusive atten tion g . ven Tp patent mvsinesh . Information, advice1 and special references »enton request. J. H. LITTELL, ADVERTISING RATES. S olicitor add A ttorney in P atent C auses . 1 inch, per month fl.oo per year $000 And now it appear» that a re WASHINGTON. DC. 3 ” ” ” 3.00 " ** 27.00 Opposite U. S. Patent Office. count is not likely to be ordered " mco I. ” ” 5.00 . ” ” 45.00 'Mention this paper.) w ” ” ” 9'» " ” 8I.00 The census managers 1 ” ” ” I5 00 . >» »> J15 00 for Oregon. -. Local notices, loets. per line; and sets, after admit they are afraid there will be the first insertion. Loot. Found, Wanted, For Sale and For Rent a general clamor for a a recount notices, fiocts for first insertion and fi.00 per all over the nation if it is estab u month. Legal notices. Nonpareil, jocts. per line for lished that Oregon’s count is not i Òtto- let aito-aei. first inrertion and 5ct» per line for each btibse- quent insertion. correct! Robert I ’ . Porter will not — *** All loc- I notices will be “starred” or otherwise be easily forgiven by the people of designated as advertisements. RUSTIO ÄKEPJÖ^i porçnyyï Co. * A » No special position will be agreed upon for Eny advertisement, though we take es*.« cial pains to display advci tiding matter electively and give as favorable position «•* p^Ksiblc, fre quently changing the “make-up” of the paper We make a Special effort to chiimrcor re build desire, as often ns our oatrons t lvertisfemcnts ut make no contract to that effect. No cuts will be used, except out line cuts on Uictal bases. ••• We reserve the right to r»« ' *t any advertise ment that we deem objectionabif. *** T erms : Cash in advance for small advertise ments, and payment is r<«|-iire«l monthly or quarterly on large contracts. 1 Bend all money by dmil, Postal Note, Money Order or Registered Lc tL r, at onr expense. Correspondeucc on topics of general interest, tnvib'd. Address all communications to T he H eadlight , T illamook , or . rXJ^Al1 Post in i-ters iu Tillamook count}' ■are agent» for the H eadlight . U^^Copics of this pajier arc on sale at the •tore of<’ il win oa & co., stationer» mid r.t ws dealers. Occidental hotel building, Portland, Oregon. HOW CAN THEY R. R. HAYS’ • * • • • « » . • « . . K Another Tornado ! : • • • • • • • • • • • • That blows good to everyone who is on the alert and falls in line. DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, NOTIONS, STATIONERY, CROCKERY, GLASS-WARE FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKER’S SUPPLIES. TO THE TOWN OF TILLAMOOK STREET. 4 2 3 1 H ouse 1 5 A. R. H ale . • 6 Look out for bargains in fall and winter cloth ing soon. 8 7 OREGON Tillamook Market. Potatoes, ?0 40 per bushel. Oni.>:is, 2per pound. Cabbages, Ikje per pound. Chickmis, #3.00 per dozen. Eggs, 2.x: per dozen. Flour,$4 00 to $4 50 per barrel. Oats, G )c per bushel. Butter, 20c per pound. Country Produce Bought STREET. 4 3 4 ■ 3 2 1 4 5 4 « come up, and is still undecided. The J county has already lieen to a great deal of expense in fighting this claim and in AN EXPENSIVE VICTORYl?) not done with it yet a; the case will likely What Tillamook Has. Here is a short lesson in mathe be carried to the Supreme court. If the matic» for the county court. It is county court liad considered the matter rictureeque scenery. • a practical demonstration of profit with justice, instead of trying to down Over 00 miles of coast lino. Mr. Maxwell politically, the matter could and loss,—mostly loss: Clani-beds till you can’t rest. have been settled without all this un 8700.00 necessary expense. Maxwell’s claim was Streams full of trout and salmon. 300.00 The Watchtower's alleged victory The court offered him Rich coal deposits on the Nehalem. cornea very high and is wurse than defeat. A climate as good as any on the coast. A saving in this case of - $400.00 The ungrateful beggar who edits that ! Plenty of game,—water-fowl, deer, elk, So much for this. sheet owes Maxwell anil his friends for itsf , The county court lum foolishly very existence , and it is now trying to bear etc. Goo«l prospects for a rail road in the and unjustly tried to deprive him ruin him financially ami politically. Probably the nost-pulliug incident near future. cf what lie fairly earned, ami here causes the old wind-bags that mixes the Natural harbors at Tillamook, Nehalem aro some moro figures. These are dye stull's for the Watchtower, to enter and Nestucca. the county’s losses: tain an unfavorable opinion of Mr. Max- j Open hill land valuable for grazing J. T. McCain’s attorney fees $200.00 well! and fruit-growing. Miscellaneous expenses - 100.00 One of the prettiest and thriftiest towns * 7 Loss of Wilson river road (Tillamook} in the state. appropriation - - - 2500.00 Mias L. J. RUQQLE8 Mrs. J. JOHNSON I An enterprising, prosperous, contented . and hospitable class of people. . Total.................................. «28(10.00 2 ^ya/c/t f) / Jo tty Tide-land and bottom land, the richest It is easy to see how much the I and most productive in the state. county has lost by the political A rapid, but healthy growth and most spite-work of a prejudiced and 1 promising prospects for the future. narrow-minded court. This same 1 Many quarter-sections of fairly court did not hesitate to pay an 1 gov<. rnment land which may be had for | the taking. attorney a large fee, and other ex ------ A ND j Fine ocean beaches at Netarts and Nrs- penses out of the people's money. , tucca, which are already becoming po|>- These items alone would have ular resorts. paid the difference n ki-il by Mr. Vast bodies of nccessildo timber which Maxwell, as ho would have been is said to be the best and most valuable paid in county orders, and the fee j in the North-west. paid the attorney is rash. Tl;- i- Hats, Dress Trimmings and a General A harbor which will be one of the best is nobody in the county who will 1 on the coast, when a few' thousand dui- Assortment of Millinery Goods, ' begrudge Mr. Maxwell liberal pay lnrs arc spent improving it. for his work when it is considered Half-a-dozen tine rivers, which with their tributaries, are of inestimable value that h<- was the cause of so large Wo hove just received n nice line of ■ for navigation aud floating logs. g-xxls. Call and s. e thrill. an amount of money lining distri Beautiful and productive prairies which buted in the county and secured a T illamook . O regon . contain many farms suitable for dairying, road that is of iueatinmble value stuck raising and general agriculture. DRESS-MÄKING. • quarters for ADDITION THE MAXWELL ROAD CASE. well h claimH agairiMt the county did not • Call and examine our work S tudio near Read our liberal premium offers. — TILLAMOOK, • This important case which w’as to have been tried on a change of venue in Yam hill county, was dismissed by Judge Boise on the grounds that uJl the road appropriation bills passed by the legis lature are unconstitutional. The ques-i tion of the justice of Hon. J. \V Max j • The town is growing rapidly and real estate is sure to enhance in value. Public opinion lias it that K ing is There are good prospects fur u rail-road and harbor improvements, so get in and the cause of it, for his place is head buy before the rush, and while you can buy the choicest property cheap in Oregon. We say count us again PHOTOGRAPHERS and let the country see what an -M — awful botch the present census-tak ing system is Our representa SCS3 WORK altee LOWEST LIVII8 RATES. tives in Congress are doing their Copying and Enlarging in Oil, Pastel, best, however, to secure a recount Crayon India Ink and Haler Colors, a and will obtain it if possible. specialty. BE MADE? By Investing Your Money in Tillamook! 7 8 5 6 7 8 3 2 1 4 3 2 I 7 8 6 6 - Published every Friday morning. Gus. II. Bynon of the Vernonia Journal, i» the happiest editor in tlie state. He has been mar ried recently. Gus. is a uice, mod est young man. am! wields the od- itorial pen with ability. However, his modesty, henceforth, will not allow him to entertain any scru ple» against using the editorial “we.” He will fully realize that he is “we,” hereafter. I ____ _ ________ <rillnuu»o!i 3 7 8 6 STREET. STREETS 60 FEET WILE. LOTS UNIFORMLY 5?jxl05 FEET. Prices ranging from $6C to $160. Suitable terms made. This property is situated five blocks directly south of the main thotonghfare of the town, two blocks south of tiie school-house, and faces on two of the prin cipal streets. This is net a boom scheme to speculate oil suburban or country property, us the tract is centrally located, vir tually in the heart of the town, and buildings are going up on nil sides at present. The location is sightly, high and dry, commanding a good view, and i lopes gently from the center, just enough to secure good drain age. It is well sheltered from the coast winds, and is just the place for homes. For further particular:! call on or address R. K. HA/YS, O wner , Reni Entnte Denier nnd Conveynncer. Tillnmook, CRAiJD PREMIUM OFFER!. -A. SET OF THE Oregon. Also, Notary Public. Deeds and other Legal papers made out. TS^I’arining land. Titulier land and all classes of town property for sale. to the setth-rH. According to the Many bee rinches on the Nestucca TAXES PAID FOR NON-RESIDENTS. dieision rendered Mr. Maxwell will W. SEVERANCE, the product of which has an established in Twelve Large Volumes, not receive a cent for his services. reputation in the market and commands A BST R ACTS FI J RN I£H E D. I «KI-tTY-D 1 STRICT- A mitts KV, Which we Offer with a Year's Subscription And, if th»' decision of Judge a premium wherever known. to this Paper for a Trifle More than 4thJudicial IHstrict.for Tillutn^k County Our Regular Subscription Price. • • Boise is sustained by tin- higher F’fNDLEY, - OilEGON. Wishing to largely increase the circulation of this courts, the county will b«- out a TILLAMt'OK, PORTLAND MARKET. paper during the next six mouths, wo have made arrangement« with a New York publishing bouse DEALER IN---------- large amount of expelis«-, besides ^Wholesale Quotations) whereby we are enabled to offer a« a premium to onr the appropriation for th«- Wilson 8 U been be r 8 a Set of the Works of Charles Dick staple and Fancy Grocories, ens, in Twelve Large and Handsome IVheut,—Vidley.......... fl 25 river road will be lost, nnd unless Volumes, with a year’» subscription to thia Dry Goods, Walla Walla. .. 1 paper, for a trifle more than our regular sub rrrVAÏUNU MAWTOODf the contract with Mr, Runyon is Hat3 & Caps, scription price. Our great offer to subscriber« Ornerai an i KEHVQÜ8 DF.Eil i Yi Oats,.......................... . W.-akncMof Lody and Mind, Etfscta eclipses any ever heretofore made. Chatles ignored, which cannot well be Eoots & Shoes. ----- a of 3rrvrr,or£xN»MB«inCidcrYQi; Flour,-VaiIcy standard Dickens was the greatest novelist who ever R iMItli'ii fully R.-e*rtr*«i. Il >w tn enlnm «lone, he will demand his niom-y Rnb-i.t, lived. No author before or since his time h&e •tranglb.a WIGKVMlKVf’Ali'I.DvllUi WR* fiRT-K'I t> DY. Walla Walla Abwhi'-I» unfxlllnA K UK Ì HK.li" .''T—IGzredu lia Hit, won the fame that he achieved, and his work« ■ ra »eallty 501 talea nnd ( ounl-l. a. WH!« (‘■etr, when the road is don«-, and the lHvrfptlvwJI,K.B, Drugs and Medicines Country brands. . are even more popular to-dav than during ryFl,lu»«lnr «n.i B-ae* «MM(»Mtah fra■>. KHIB If XUICAL CÑ¿e HUf EALO, N. V. bis lifetime. Tney abound in wit. humor, county will 1><- tax«*«! to pay it. Huy, timo'hy baled . . 15 Oil pathos, masterly delineation of chartoter, Woods. • Loose................ • ■ Oregon. vivid descriptions of places and incident«, If th«- appropriations are illegal, thrilling and skillfully wrought plot«. Each th«- stat«» can recover the ten-thou Grand Central Hotel. Feed, bran .................. 14 0.) book i« intensely interesting. No fcomesbonld Laid............................ . be without a set of these great and «^raaJJ’ "ILLAMOOK sand dollars that whs expi n-led in able works. Not to have read them is to ba Butter, choice daily.. far behind the age in which we live. The building the Maxw-'ll road! Keil-i in keg or tub JJ VERY STABLE set of Dickens’ works which we offer ae a Çremitim to F S. Fairhurst, Proprietor. our eubsenbera is handsomely printed from entirely new plates, with new type, Honing from tin- same standpoint, Eggs, fresh lilbJi'UL i ",------ „mowing ve volumes contain wonu-iAnioi the following world-famous works, each one of which ie pub- mUilfjfi uncianffed, unf'tn ortoei and absolutely _ unabridged _ _ 1 yj j : B * Eastern.............. lisued compute, the Maxwell road is illegal, ami is first-class single and double DAVID COPPERFIELD. Poultry, Chickens.. . BARNABY RUDCE AND CHRISTMA« liable to l>«> «-losed by thos«- w host turnouts kept on hand. 1 lucks ............ MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT, STORIES. Excellent accommodations and lands have been dninagvd by it! OLIVER TWIST AND GREAT EXP«C- NICHOLAS N1CKELBY, Geese.................. TATIONS, DOMBEY AND SON. There is no telling where this reasonable ratta. The table sup Turkeys, ,i !t>. . THE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP ANO Boarding and transient stock BLEAK HOUSE, thing will end. and what expensive THE UNCOMMERCIAL TRAVELER- Bacon . .................. . LITTLE DORRIT, A TALE OF TWO CITIES, HARO plied with thelu-M the market af- Hama .................. . carefully cared for. complications may arise. OUR MUTUAL FRIEND, TIMES AND THE MYSTERY PICKWICK PAPERS, Potatoes, y 100 lbs Watchmaker end Jeweler. Th«- state of affairs has already fords. EDWIN DROOD. Etillwall & Ebarman, Th« »bore are without ‘ < question tin ions, qn«rter*.-f a «ntnrTt?£"i ’ n “ , ‘ ion U*e most famous novels that were ever writtea. F«J nuartar ..T • ai.__ i J1. . caused a gn-nt <h«;-r«*eintion in the XLr m . < s F i • • Closkü ¿5» tT i? 1« ry world Yet there JL *i ^c‘n celeVrated *Q every nook and corner of the civihied Apples, box............ Prapriatnra. th-- nsn.l lueli coat ,r °* h-niea in America not yet supplied with a eel of Dicken«, value of county orders ami no Sugar, bbls Golden 0... tins luiurv But i.oi People io moderate circuit»lances from enjoyiM Boss Filled Cases a Specialty. body wants them nt any price. m .clitix rv the evtiv.maiT’i’^*0 ■ °( m,Miern improved printing, folding and entetrnw Extra C................ Hradq.erten for th. tr.vrliof public. trade we'are enable,?1, * Pnc0 of paper, and the great competition in the be» Cuis», pnv lered, ALL WDRK Warrant d- Th«> political enemi«'» of Mr. Drice which ill t°.ffer to Oai •"‘"cnbere and reader, a set of Dickens' work« «»» oftb. great auth*,r'if work. W Efery Uu“e “ *“d *" ’“PF“«* ’“h ‘ Dried fruits. Apples Maxwell who took this metluxl «if Tillamank, Oragnn. Machine dried L H. BroWn, prop. trying to down him, hav«» inserted SEED AND SALE Siir.dried Plums Í their “foot in it" beyontl extrica 5 ST.A.ZBZLZE, /he he.of <>f heef. veal, pork t mcaiiiK for the TII.I.AMOOK Meat-Feel tion. Dressed... ......... and mutton on hand. II I . A I »Lit i II 1’, the only ir«.. J. G. DAY, Proprietor. BOcts ,r,r <he re^lS"?iX^riEce.Irthl.p.P«; Sheep .............. (’oinniissioner West is not to Eggs, butter, vegetables aud chickens TM. T Pr.elK.lly get • set of Dkken.' worksln twelve volume, for o.ly5°«"£ paper in Tillaimiok county Dressed ■I*1* *•.'** tVo',,i;n ever otfernl l-p to this time C act of mcken. work. ha. ->••*‘‘7 blame for th«* tnuddh' into which TH» Seal Hay nnd Qrnln that bought and sold. giving all the county news. ! ’w.TiT JLJ . ^La,’.lTOar ,r!'nd« 'h«» 'her can get a art of Dicke...’ works, in twel« Hop................ '» Ibe IIHAPLIGllT for only n.oo. Sutwcribe now and f»« ““ the county <*«>urt luis pre<*ipitiited Sati <fariksn gn.rranteed tr> every o.e. th. Market Afford.«1 ii??nXLi 2“ i-tyetexpirvt H will make no dtflhrfwce. for*« wi,‘*! Dressed............. Shop opposite the Grau-t Central. I „ tT rear from date of earn,anon. Ue W|U , set of Dicken., as atx we fre» itself. Veal . W.iwk’o? ’ «'"»•«ding usactib of THREE yearly Mtecrib.rx Addict. IIH-ID*-IMIT TILLAMOOK. OREGON. C entral M arket , Our (ireat offer to Subscibers to the Headlight S $ 1.50 per year. L. 11. Brown. ,
