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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1890)
What Tillamook Has. catering now. The average Dem- <•<•!.it bates a Judas as bad as a Picturesque scenery. Publmlict 1 fc . e:y Fiiilay meriting. : Republican- does. Over 5M) miles of coast line. A change in its inanap incut is Clam-beds till you can’t rest. L amb ci J-;x ». - - - PllorillKTORH. DEALERS IN lik lv to help it t< inpoiarily as it Streams full of trout and salmon. W. F. !>. J. inls . E ditor . will likely make a fre«h struggle Rich coal deposits on the Nehalem. B. C. I, -. WB, A ssolcate E ditor . for existence, but it will be at a A climate as good as any on the coast. great disadvantage as it has lost Plenty of game,—water-fowl, deer, elk, completely whatever prestige it bear etc. ever diil have, and the H eadlight Good piospects for a rail road in the lii.no. Si x mouth • ha.- nearly all the paying advertis near future. Three Lion th«. 50. ing patronage, twice ns large a Natural harbors at Tillamook, Nehalem AI» . F Ti l -|\C paring, bona-fide subscription list, and Nestueea. 1 ln<-h, I :-r ino'i h l.r» fe: I and is depended upon solely for Open hill land valuable for grazing roceries and fruit-growing. .. ” ” Hl.oo 1................... . ” ” 1 35.00 the counly news. Besides, we have One of the prettiest anil thriftiest towns Local noti ' - and jeu. after an oflice and plant worth several thr first in erlic (Tillamook) in the state. lost. F.:.’n !, ’o . titt .1 Uor Su!.* and For Rent like the W atchtower outfit, and An enterprising, prosperous, contented it' >* i' . : >■ e . i o.- 111 ■ i and :¡ mont!). our business is running on a good and hospitable class of people. EVERYTHING AT I3OT1OM PRICES: Ler d n ’iecL ■ ”-trUl • H-. p.» i l!ne for first iui vrtiou l id AH pet line fur each buhav- ¡laying basis. Tide land and bottom land, the richest queiit hucrtL.i. S pecial sale on boots ♦ * It will be jni]K>Hsible for another and most productive iu the state. AU local noti-- ' LI be“ -tarred" or ol it er wist paper to exist here on a paying A rapid, l ut healthy growth and most designai"d us ad . «•. t;- ’iiienlh. AND SHOES; promising prospects for the future. *- d . tìh i po«dt¡<>t) ■’!! be nt'rr»» I t.pon for basis for some time to come, and noy advertí - »a u tlo "th we tal c < s|-. ria! Many quarter-sections of fairly good pain« to <)> ‘.i • ;id\ortis!' mutt- r effet tivcly the Watchtower can only be kept and jtfvf a* favorable po it ion n< pasible, írv government land which ir.av be had for up as it has been. — by somebody quutiUy c! the ’ •. tkv up " oí the j-tp< r the taking. W.’mal a ■ i off »• t »o r!mi),,r • r rt Inibì going down into their pockets to Fine ocean beaches at Netarts and Nes- -¿L. IxaoUs -will XYLXX in con «(’■. c'?is.mtu'-> as < ft< it an our natron* dr:.lie, pay its expenses. Lut tu.ike n.) cohtriu.1 to that c ftict. tucca, which are already becoming pop paper maintained, as it was,1 ular resorts. nection. -v^itlx tlxe store to de o cuts •’/!',! be it cd, Vxreot out line cut* on ai b wea. by a ring, for political purposes Vast bodies of accessible timber which ■'•»» RTv ri f*i! t » reject any advertise i only, is sure to be short-lived, es is said to be the best and most valuable liver goods wlien tire loads ment that V. : i> .1, • ¡it»n.'ii/¡-‘. I in the Nortti-west. T e ”MS Cnah in f’.d -cti''*-for «mnll advertise pecially. when its political venture are passable. Z^ree ride to cns- A harbor which will be one of the best ments ' nd payment i<- required monthly or brought it no success, except the! on the coast, when a few thousand dol- quai t • ly on le ■ ' < ontmet . I . , . . tomers. 1 ! ' ! I ’. 'll’-'. • aiisfaction of annoying i.omebody iars are spent improving it. Order or Rc.’ i 1 .■ 1 ! ctL-r, at our expenae. and paying ten dollars for the Ilalf-a-dozen fine rivers, which with Corre-pou ■ ¡ ou tojd-s of general interest, nvited. privilege of doing the county print- their tributaries, are of inestimable value » a. * * ♦ • H. C. HALD & CO., ■K •......».•••♦ * * • • * ♦ r_. * « * Another Tornado!’ * • • i • • t That blows good to everyone who is on General Merchandise, alert and falls in line. Drtigs Medicines Hard Public opinion has it that K ing ware Wood-ware Wil- the cause of it, for his place is hea low-warè Boots Shoes quarters for DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, and G Ad Ire 4 al! communications to T he iieadt . igiit , T illamook , or . for navigation and floating logs. i Po«: !>: > t'-is !n 1 iUamook county ! are agent lor tin ’I<■ a niuun r. f'ojd« s of this » aper ifcoti «nie at the I •f < 11 \V :!■•■ . t ' i’ 'i 11 to ' a s el building, J‘ort!and, Wo are willing to take our Beautiful and productive prairies which chances on the survival of the fit- contain many farms suitable for dairying, stock-raising and general agriculture. test of the two papers. '1'hcre is a town-site platted out on the Nehalem called Liverpool, and it is reported that parties in Portland are swindling suckers by by selling lots in this ‘’town on [paper.” All legitimate town-site schemes in this county are likely to be advertised or recognized by the papers published in this county and a man who does not take the trouble to post himself regarding the country by reading the papers published in it, deserves to be vic timized. I i doesn't pay to buy a eat in a bag. Moral: Read the H i :\ ih . ioht before you buy prop- erty of outside agents. FAR A 1.1. H. ROADS. H. C. HALD & CO., BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, NOTIONS STATIONERY, CROCKERY, GLASS-WAß FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKER’S SUPPLIES. If you want A-l Dairy Salt, you can get it at King’s. Look out for bargains in fall and winter clot ing soon. Country Produce Bought. ZCIZLTGr.^ B ay C ity Many bee r inches on the Nestueca I Im product of which has an established reputation in the market and commands a premium v herever known. $ s s $ $ TO TUE FAUMEP HOW CAN THEY BE MADE? Here is a chance to exhibit some of your best products anil get pay for it. To the one bringing me the largest sample of any of the following vegetables I will pay seventy-five cents in trade: Potatoes........................................... 75 cts The town is growing rapidly and real estate is sure to enhance in value. Onions............................................. 75 >» There are good prospects for a rail-road and harbor improvements, so get in and Carrot ............................................ 75 ft it Rutabagas............................ 75 buy before the rush, anil while yon can buy the choicest property cheap in Beets............................................... 75 if ft Cabbage........................................... 75 R. R. HAYS’ ADDITION Squash............................................ 75 tt Pumpkin.......................................... “5 ft TO THE TOWN OF The weight of each to be Registered when presented, and prizes to be awarded December 15th. Yours Truly, W. C. K ing . This county needs very badly (48 LARGE LEVEL LOTS.) (And don’t you forget it.) By Investing Your Money in Tillamook! TILLAMOOK j I an expenditure of several thou- STREETS 60 FEET WIDE. LOTS UNIFORMLY 521x105 FEET. CLUSaiNG LIST. santl dollar.' for bridges, but is not Prices ranging from $60 to $160. : able to build all that are needed' H eadlight nnd Toledo Blade lyr. . .$2.15 Suitable terms made. , at present. The Nestueca needs Weekly Cull (S. F.) ” ...1.85 I biidging very badly, an.I it would tt Weekly Examiner ” ” ....2 50 This property is situated five blocks directly south of the main thoroughfare of the not only be of great benefit to tin1 M Went Shoro ” .... 4.50 town, two blocks south of the school-house, and faces on two of the prin ft people of Nestueca, but to the ■ pub- Detroit Free Press ” ...1.85 cipal streets. This is not a boom scheme to speculate on suburban lie in general who go to the Wil- These rates apply only to new sub or country property, as the tract is centrally located, vir scribers and to those who pay arrearage lamette valley via Sheridan, And tually in the heart of the town, and buildings are and renow their subscription before the ofcourso, tho inereluiiits of this end of this month. going up on all sides at present. place and the country people will The location is sightly, high and dry, commanding a good view, be mutually beuefitted by good | roads and bridges. anti slopes gently from the center, just enough to secure good drain C. II. BODLE, age. It is well sheltered from the coast winds, and is just the place — ^ ¿'Proprietor of the®-5----- Several slates held elections last for homes. For further particulars call on or address Tuesday and many new Congress (Kiii) ghxvVrr Mltsp. men were elected. Full particu Hnlr-outtlng Shaving. wner lars of the results and a fore-east In the latest ' Seafoam, Real Estate Dealer and. Conveyancer. of the political complexion of the City styles. Shampoo. next Congress will be given next This is tlm only two-chair shop in the Tillamook, Oregon. week. No definite news regard county, and is tirsl-class in every par Also. Notary Public. Deeds and other Legal papers made out. Give them a trial. Shop, one ing the result has reached Tilla ticular. door South of (i«\Nn C entral Farming land, Timber land and all classes of town property for sale mook yet. T illamook , O regon . R. R. HAYS, Y TILLAMOOK, OR , O TAXES 1'AID FOR NON-RESIDENTS. ABSTRACTS fctïïLBUT------ A. LETCHER D. A. FINDLEY, Tillamook, Oregon. --------- DEALER IN---------- Tillamook Markit. ÎH been ordered tno new r.nni, turn next will lien demand for bridges. There shout I l a nu bridges built in this is county 111 rotator's. $0 40 per bushel. Onions, 2'._.e per pound. ('airbag, s, l'4e | ht pound, t hickens, }:}.00 per dozen. Eggs, 25c per dozen. I lour.$4 00 to $4 50 per bnrrel. Oats, 0,1c per bushel. Butter. 20c per p.und. PORTLAND MARKET. (Wholesale Quotations ) Staple and Fancy Groceries, Dry Goods, Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoes. Drugs and Medicines. SEEDS pre these put up by Waods. - yiLLAMOOK £J VERY STABLE lor iljo will be ir,.ilv,l FREE to all appHe-mts, and to last season's cus- tonicr«. It i* better than ever. Ev ery i erM< n tu.ru; Garden. Flower w Field 3BEDS should lend for it. D. M. FERHYACO. DCTROIT. MICH. AGONÏ AtíOVT OVER. Watchtower backers are tirid of L. J. Johnson's nent and it i- rumored lie posed. He has swamped n financially and dis- < rowd politically, ion to this, the county dons enough to support ■ Tiers. One of them is , even if an attempt is ■ep it up for political uid the Watchtower is i and must continue to' has gained nothing po- nihcli U • • Oregon. D. M.FERRYg CO. Who are the Largest Seedsmen in the world. I ' .M F irry & €i»’s BcADt fui.y Jibuti L-eil. Descriptive SEED am WAL First-class single and double turnouts kept on hand Boardlng and transient stock oarefully cared for. Watchmaker and Jeweler. Wachesl Cloeka 25» Jewl*ry Boss Filled Cases a Specialty. ÄLL WERK Warranted’ Stillwsll & Etaermari, Proprietors. C entral M arket , L. H. Brown, prop. J. G. DAY. Proprietor. The Hay and Qraln that th. Na,l<al Alford.,’ TILLAMOOK, OREGON. In Twelve Large Volumes. KRRRISHED. The best of beef, veal, pork and mutton on hand. Egg», butter, vegetables and chicken» bought and »old. Sall.lactiancuarranteed lo .very oae. Shop oppoait. tbe «.rand Coatral. L. U. Brown. Which we Offer with a Year’« Subecri? to this Paper for a Trifle More tbM Cur Regular Subscription Price Wishing to largely incrcnse the circnklfo® d paper during the next «is months, we haw ’ arrangements with a New York * v hereby wo are enabled to < ffer a* a premia« J subscribers a of Hie Works of Chari** eJis. in Twelve Large mid H*«*1 Volnines, with a year’s subscript»«*0 10 paper, for a trifle more than onr r*g®w scription price. Onr great offer t<’,nby eclipses any ever In ret<»fore ma«. J Dickens was the greatest noreliri w® lived. No author before or since bn w won the fame that he achieved, andhi* are even n ore popular to-d»v than 1 his lifetime. They abound in path, s, masterly delineation of < vivid descriptions of places and i thrilling ami skillfully wrought pl<’ book is intensely inioreeting. No hoi be w ithout a set of these great Mid I able works. Not to have rend thrik* f«r behind the age in which w* ‘,’® CHARLES DICKENS. nr-n.;..,« — 8cfc of Dickens' works which two vn i'r 8U 8erl,’ora 18 handsomely printed from entirely new plait*, w» b «* li.lwA J'.'f ''’'i'1 t’’" w-il-l-f nu.ua woi-k»,e»cb vue oi »bieli * lulled cnrnple:,, une‘,a..yed. and dtmhMy ui iruiridgel ... : ’ » DAVID COPPERFIELD, MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT. NICHOLAS NICKELBY, DOMBEY AND SON, BLEAK HOUSE, LITTLE DORRIT, OUR MUTUAL FRIEND. PICKWICK PAPSR3, BARNABY RUDCE AND CHRW STORIES. OLIVER TWIST AND CREAT »’ TATIONS, THE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP THE UNCOMMF-RCIALTRAV A TALE OF TWO CITIES. . TIMES AND THE MY8TER EDWIN DROOD. The • .bore »re witlwn» qneation the meat famous novels (list were ever «':V_ quarter onartor nf f a • ceiitnrv t _ .J? . > . . world. Yet there ti'* 'a’1 V1 '■•'•'d'ratod in every nook and comer nt it» the natial hmh co«t <»f th J” ‘ 1 An:encvti< >t yet supplied with a f J* this lnxnrv * But ’*'• l’rcT*’"'i,‘R people in nxslcrate tin nuio'ances m .clnnerv the extr mil '."s*''e use of modem improved pruning, f ><l'nK *"* JL , Ul U kre ■ .1 ; U 1’,:rc "f wl1 • "" great o5mr<’"'i'’” n 'i pr%'wln.-hTli™ A ,n; ’0» »•> I r- ..ten“a set of Dickens’«"* 5fX gmat »¿ih!”r-. iorta hvm<> “ U‘B llud “V Our (treat offer to Subscibers to the Headli^' <rnr rea.le’ therrfcm »Li? ?, 5Octs more than the regular suWrlption price ef»1^, Thl. ” hi7rem?,? , 'y ‘'V ,,f >'«ken. workVin twelve mlnmea far «¿J > been i«™L,“r. PT,nw “ffere.1 t p to this time a set of Dickens worki b«*^ umrs with a rear • «u> 11 fnenda that they can get a -cl of Dickens work*. KTvat. mitnhuT IADLK.HT for only f roc. SuMcribe "¿fa' eitm<doneUvear not3relexn<rr^ 11 w,n make o«» differf»«*^ i post-plud to ¿7ons '■»P*™«'0'? »> «>11 also give S set of Dicke«. - •’«T. ffifi I Tillamook Oregon Kndln* “• • r,nb «< THREE yearly subscribers. Address HKAPE—
