Tillamook headlight., October 24, 1890, Image 2

■Cjettbliflht
Miss L. J. RUGGLE8
HOW CAN THEY
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tilt’ foM
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The town is growing rapidly and real estate is sure to enhance in value.
R. R. HAYS’ ADDITION
any atfverds'nient. tboiM'h we hike es; •cial
patii - lo <l,> :-l<iy :u! vei tisin/ matter < fr»*cti vt ly
and give id , favorable position a- possible, fre­
quently eh iGgin i tint •’ ";tke up” of Ibe paper
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We make »i sp h i.il effort to chanireor re build
iidvvi’ist-mt ¡1’ as often hm our Datrons deshe,
but make no < r ntract to Lhiit t fl< ct.
IN MEMORIA».
TILLAMOOK
(48 LARGE LEVEL LOTS.)
We have just received a nice line of fall
goods. Call and see them.
T illamook ,
| The saixlH of the .short* will drift o’er its grave,
But no slcnch from it» cart a.sb will float on tlu
[wave.
T illamook , O r .
’opics of this tiaper are on sale at the
«tore ofc. II. Wi’«d - <‘o., stat ioiiet < and news­
dealers Occidental hotel building, Portland,
Oregon.
MOSS-HACKS HUT NOT THE MOSSIEST.
Tie? Budget win a good paper
and deserved a better fate, but the
town was not able to support a ,
¡»¡¡per. There are too many local
papers now.
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STREET.
AMEPjC^I pO^I^IT CO.
fgl $38 my premium proposition on the Local pagel!
atta,<ieL.
We are in receipt of the follow­
ing announcement.
Nocuts wlHbc ID (.(1, except out-line cuts on
DIED.
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Wi- re* r . < the ri'Jit to ePj(.rf any advertise­
PHOTOGRAPHERS
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Traws- Cits’i iu a<lvfiiice for HiTiall advrrtise- Ill no et , aged 107 weeks.
Dieni and pa;, incut is required monthly or
In order toescape (he ignominy GOOD wonx at tha LOWEST LIVING RATES.
quarterly on l:u
< ontr <v >s.
of becoming a floating aliomination
il l all inont / by draft, Foatal Note, Money j
upon the rising tide of debt, it Copying and pinlarging in Oil, Paste!,
Order o: Jb-gist- red I t• i, at our expense.
(’orrespon 1 n.c on topics oi general interest, ( hose with ban* bodkin to make Crayon Pndia Ink and Water Colors, a
jnvit "I.
its own end while yet it could pay
Address all communications fo
■ specialty.
Call and examine our work
for its own burial.
T h » H eadlight ,
r<T- All Post ii.a-ters In Tillamook county i
nre agents for the II ea !> lioh r.
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, NOTIONS.
STATIONERY, CROCKERY,’ GLASS-W&
FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKER’S
SUPPLIES.
TO THE TOWN OF
Assortment of Millinery Goods.
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Public opinion li.-i® it that F
the cause of it, for hi® place is
quarters for
buy before the rush, and while you can buy the choicest property cheap in
Hats, Dress Trimmings and a General
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That blows good to everyone who is on t
alert and falls in line.
There are good p.-ospocts for a rail-road and harbor improvements, so get in and
\ ear
.1 ion.
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BE MADE?
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DRESS-MÄK1NG.
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Another Tornado’! •
By Investing Your Moncv in Tillamook!
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IÜUHÜÜR êUHÉHDH
If you Avant A-1 Dairy Salt, you can get it at King-'».
Look out for bargains in fall and w
ing soon.
Country Produce Bougnt
STREBT.
S tudio N ear (J. A. R. H all .
TILLAMOOK,
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Tin* rebuilding of the bridge near
1..C. Freeman’s place has prob­
Pal 1i-’¡c»l every Friday morning.
ably eflectuully established tho
l. (Mr X J
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J'liol klcroHH. road on the old route, and it will
probably always remain the main
W. F. I). Jfixrs, E ditor .
avenue of travel from this place to
B. »
tu. A soliate E ditor .
Bay City.
A bridge should be built, how­
B ATI’S OE SI BSURIPTION.
ever, in the proper place to accom­
|1 ■(). modate the settlers living up the
bit»! 1
It is claimed that more
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. ui). river.
than
enough
has been saved, by
AhVfi; ri !SG RATES.
sticking to tile (dd route, to build
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pfoo
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Still, the action of the past
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•* court
LOC ;1 i. >!i. . ! ! ¡i .i H up ; nu 1 set». after seems queer, as it tried to shirk
ill
Lost, r Gi’-.'i. V.’- nt : <1. F>r S i ;1 p nu<| Eor Rent the responsibility of the matter
notices, '»/vis tur fu i itis -rlion and / log per '
mon: It.
and put it on the present court.
I.r-ral •» >’ic c \'-) ipareil,
per line for
first inrcruo'i . » 1 set, per line for each subsc- Also, little regard v.as paid to the
<|.lCI!t in-.Hi- ,1.
number and character of the pe­
Alll 'i' d noli •• - ’ll L- “•-•rtrrcd" or otherwise
titioners on either side of the COI1-
tluHlgn lit I .' - adv». ■. ’
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No Hperinl position v i’l be n'frecrl upon for troversy.
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OREGON
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The tei in “Tilliimookers" is often
Shaving,
Oregon is well supplied with Hair-cutting q .
used in ri proacli or derision bj
STREET.
In the latest^^
A
Seafoam,
newspapers,
-has
too
many
in
fact
people in tho Willamette valley.
City styles.
\ Shampoo.
and
more
are
being
started.
The
'Che highly cultured denizens of
our neighboring villages beyond whole nation is over-run with a This is the only two-chair shop in tho
county, ¡¡nd is first-class in every par­
the ('oast Kange imagine that the c]ar:s of'‘cheap-John" publications ticular. Give them a trial. Shop, one
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whose
publishers
know
nothing
of
door
.South of G hani , C entral .
inhabitants of this once secluded
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¡■nd beni 'Jited hind to be semi-bar­ the business, and who are satisfied T illamook
barous and the veriest ‘'hobos.”. to eke out a miserable existence to
It is (rue that fir want of good the detriment of tho better class of!
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method- of travel and shipping, the papers and to the dishonor of the
newspaper
fraternity.
Failure
and
people of this place have long been
forced to adopt primitive modes of collapse is staring many of them
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living, but things are fast ( hang­ in the fact' and many are being * • » ¿ •
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ing, and the rich resources and started to tdiare tho same fate.
bright pro-peels of this country
The law allowing half the taxes! THE SI_ AUGUSTA.
have enticed a, great many ener-
to bo paid in county warrants, Will make regular trips, the weather permit­ STREETS (!0 FEET WIDE. LOTS FXIFORMLY 521x105 FEET.
geti ■ people to settle here in the
ting, from
Prices ranging from $60 to $160.
works a great injustice in some re­
past f'ew years, and mo- t of the old
TILLAMOOK TO ASTORIA and PORTLAND.
spects. There may be warrants For Freight rates or Passage, apply to
Suitable terms made.
settlers are as enterprising as may
outstanding for two or three years, I
P. SCHRADER, Master.
be found anyw’u re in (he state.
This p-opert- is situated five blocks directly south of the main thoroughfare of the
which are not paid fc.r want of
Then' are not as many moss-
town, two blocks south of the school-house, and faces on two of the prin­
N otice or IX sholvtion or P artxkrriiii *.
I .leks iu Tillamook as in some of funds, and at the time there are
cipal streets. This is not a boom scheme to spccuhite on suburban
Ray City Oregon/
the old. dilapidated towns of the warrantM jutit issued that are vir-
September 12th, 189OI
or country property, as the tract is centrally located, vir­
lually paid lir.-1 by tho county re- N otice is hereby given that the partnership
intel ior.
tually in the heart of the town, and buildings ara
heretofore existing between 1‘. F. Browne and
e( iv ing them as taxes. This de- I* 11 Robbins Ki Co., of Bay Cily Oregon, is dis­
The > tat <■ of Oregon has many
solved.
i*. f . U kok wk
going up oil all sides at present.
lers the payment of the old war- Dated, October, 10th, isfo.
ric ■ mo,-backs than California
The location is sightly, high and dry. commanding a good view
rants still longer and makes t hem
or Wellington. Tillamook par-
depreciate in value.
and slopes gently from the center, just enough to secure good drain­
CLU3SING LIST.
takes now very lnueh of the ap-
age. It is well sheltered from the coast winds, and is just the place
pearanecofa California town und
It is true that a man Home days Hi: adlkiht and Toledo Blade lyr $2.15
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her commercial relations with San ago oil! red to pay SOctH for county
for
homes. For further particulars call on or address
Weekly Call (S. F.) ” . . 1 85
Francis, ci are closer than with any orders, but the orders were to be
Weekly Examiner ” ” .... 2 50
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West Shore
R. R. HA VS,
wner
....4.50
Oregon (o\. ii. Tillamook is. settled used in paying taxes on timber
Detroit Free Press ” .... 1.85
i.i a g .'.it nie.isur.' In Californians lands, and the county will not re­
Re.il Estiite De.- ler.iiicl Conveyancer.
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and w ide .iv. nke ea tern people. ceive the money a- it would other­ Dicken's works complete in 3mo
12 volumes,
'1' i 1 lamook, Oregon.
If one trim inontaue brethren wise.
Further, eounly orders 70c in addition to the Free Pie.-s proposi­
Also. Notary Public. Deeds and other Legal papers made out.
come hci i with the expectation of ¡it tax-paying tinn* hist year, were tion.
findings ‘ umunity of untutored sold almost nt face value in many These rates apply only to new sub
Farming land. Tin.lier land and all classes of town property for sale.
serilrers and to those who pay arrearage
and uiiho ] liistic.ated homos, they instanei
TAXES PAID FOR NON-RESIDENTS.
and renew their suleeription before
v ill meet with disnppointim nt.
end oi this month.
ABSTRAC FS
BURNISHED.
• Like all new localities, some of it <
Mrs. E. A. Clark is now the sole
pints :■ of life arc not such as a managet' and editress of the Sher­
Tillamook Market.
tender .1 would expect to find, idan Courier. She understands the
IL A. FINDLEY,
A. LETCHER
but social, educational and relig­ business and no doubt will HUC- Potatoes, $0 40 per bushel.
Tillamcck, Oregon.
--------- DEALER IN----------
Onions, i'ac per |>ound.
ious advatieei.lent ai('far ahead of coed.
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Cabbage., l'4c per pound.
wluG #u. y a' • in many old com-
Chickens, Jd.oo |>er doxen.
Dry Goods,
What Tillamook Has.
inunilie .
Eggs, 25c per dozen.
Hats & Caps,
Al(wk "f us who re-i»le here have I’ictures'pie scenery.
b lour,£4 (Ml to |4 50 per barrel.
Boots & Shoes.
seen snTiie of the world, and under (•ver IMI miles of coast-line,
< tats, 0 )e per bushel.
aS favorable cireunuitiineea as the t'lain lieds till yon can’t rest.
Butter, 20c per pound.
Drugs and Medicines.
average American. Tin' advun- Streams full of trout and sal.non.
| tages of reiined
-i.il and i.itel- Rich coal de|*osits on the Nehalem.
PORTLAND MARKET.
Wsods, •
• • dragon.
I lectunl surroundings are not new
(Wholesale Quotations >
A climtile >t- good as any on the coast.
I to many of our people. The lux- Plenty of game,—water-fowl, dier, elk,
yiLLAMOOK
Wheat,—Valley
#125
I uric* of a palace car or tirst-elass bear etc.
Walla Walla. .. 117
UVERY STABLE
I hotel would m t unbalance their Good ptesp.’cla for a rail-road in the
Oats,...
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50
I (quaniinily. and all these things m ar future.
Flour,-Valley standard. 3 80
I will soon be enjoy, 1 in the ftillness Natural harbors at Tillamook, Nehalem
First-class single and double
Walla Walla
j 65
F of tholr glory right here at home. and Xcetuev.i.
Country brands .
turnouts kept on hand.
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| impart io u» a brief st .¡son of Open bill land valuable for grazing Laid
Butter, choice dairy...
Ire l. We ¡ua tire I of hearing and fruit grow ing.
Boarding and transient stocK
in keg or tub. ...
Otte of ill» prettiest and thriftiest towns
| TillamookVp. )Kfell of ill del i: ion.
carefully cared for.
Tdlanio •*' in ilia statcM
Eggs, fresh........................
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Eastern .................
Watchmaker and Jeweler.
In cnletprising, p:l®rrous, contented
Stillwsll & Ebarman,
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TKt WWS0N ti I: .7 C’l/PtiE.
Poultry, Chickens............
' and hospitable clasn of |a*op|e.
Wache«> Clocks
a» Jcwlery
Ducks .................
Ki Tn rfaii . r in\dilation, we
I,.ie 1 '.nd and t'oitom lai d, the richest
Prnpriatara.
DEALERS IN
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SL <I U«at we were mistaken in a
I Bn awtire in r>, rd to the propriety
I of ebung ng tho Bay < ily road to
IthetjerUi id>'of the Wilson river
■ i.cn *!- X¿-. Kels >'n land. We nre
|t<4<l thu an additional bridge
I wuuhl lia ■ b i n required on tin
£ north r-^Ji t»f the i iver to cnx-s the
It-lÄgli. tt*d tho ground is lower
|i (I mure , id je t ,to overlluw. The
Ik
an 1 ic.oat productive in the stale.
A rapid, t ut healthy grow th and most
1 | -xmiisiiig pres, ret* f,.r the future.
Many (pi.irler-sections of fairly Rood
gov. rument lau.l nine I |»i' tv hud fur
the taking.
Fine . t an beaches at N. tarts and Ncs-
tui'e.i, which nre already becoming pop­
ular resorts.
Vast bodies of accessible timlwr which
is -aid to be the t-c-l and umxt valnaNc ■
iu the Nvrtti-xcki.
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Boss Filled Cases a Specialty.
Warrants!'
Bacon ....................................
Hama ........................ ....
ALL WORK
Potatoes, f1 1(X> Its,
Onions,
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Applet, p Imx
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Sugar, bbls Golden C. .
Extra C...................
Cui*, powdered,.
Dried fruits. Apples
SEED AND SALE
Mx bine dried
Sintdried F'um. .
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M arket ,
L H, Brown,
S-STJYZBTYE,
bought and sold.
Mtl.tacttoaRuarrutced to every on«.
Shop epi,it. the Grand Ceatral.
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L. If. Brown.
OR.
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far behind the age in which we live, o”
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BLEAK HOUSE,
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J^est of b. ef. veal, pork
and inulton on hand.
t'.gga, butter, vegetables aud chickens
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J. G. DAY, Proprietor.
TH» £•.»( Hay nna
that
tha Market AffcrdaJ
TILLAMOOK. OREGON.
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Geese. .................
Turkeys, f' •• ..
bciicjUt and sell
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