Tillamook headlight., December 26, 1890, Image 2

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(STRIQTL V IN ADVANCE.)
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bix months
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the n».-»t i:u cr!
LOSt, FiMIM't, V.’'i
nohees, foots for ii
month.
Lejml uot’.ces, ?•’.
fir>l i« dl - i !to.i aa !
quent in-ierli :n.
All local iiotiro»-
designated as iidvt: t
No special pos!i !■ wi/.
ntiy ndv-'iTti •. in-Dit,
pains to dtsphiy '■
HHfigtve t ;H ■
quently (Jia.;;;ei' Ji
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We m ike a «p
desìo
adveri!SDni-:nt'. .
but make ho c r..«
No mfir wl’.lbc ii-ct’, . ' ; t cuf*bn * c*’: ¡;
metal bases.
We reserve the rig1’!t t«> re’ -ot any (.dveriiB
ment that• he's
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merit««, an 1 ’.aynient
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Published e.-,--y FrlJay i.ior: I-;.-.
letter ia
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un m a
L ring it
d ; t:.i.d-
from a
point. In tin: 1<>;>'.;-rt’.::, !■ i '. v v . i ',
-iic!i m.itives or .'¡nanc’al polletf.'
are a :.ource of L'.ii’.L’n (;> the
iic, and hav:* 1>c:i the eau-;.! of-
in’jch more i ii.- a;, un i poverty
, than direct taxation for public pur-
, i.o .< could p«.>: i'Jy eatii'e. Wliirh
j is tl.- In : t, to tax the people a little
TLo gr.i - itd t-Mg i.’l put in an a
pearanco in Biltruon ’a harbor ear'.i
than usmd this f \ -..i, r.n ! « ' ; . ;’ti p;
diet h hnrd winter. Wb dher tho s
guiis aro weather »indicntoro or no!
»«f ■ *. - ÂÉ
r- -1 t
their prey« rico is very ck ini ble. /
wa’-.
they are nuefdl, and even th«
ordin try observer i.t Ftrr.c k by their
beauty and grttco. Thair ¡rxloininutin-j
V.’il! make regular trips, the weather permit
color id white, with a gr;:y niautT-’. vary­ ting, froni
ing in bhado from a cc iie.^e penri |p*ay TIM.AMOCK to ASTOHTA axd portlan D.
to dur’i, bktelrieh ; k.tecr nearly I tick.
For F: eight rates or ¡M s tk ?. apply to
Some have black beads, and their black j
P. SCHF’ADER. Muster.
caps turn white in winter. The* bi’’-
un I feet ; rv gvner.d.ty bright red or i
low. and make a I rilliant routrr.st v.
tho (.• '.lor coloring as the birds ¿.«¿it r
idly jiaat or mííí Uó wír uverl
are a clamoruns.
rating
«T Knitter I
may be
F.ra.ah co
iiiiv raid
laud bar on «
When not busy e
S3 they ibid to
the smfaci» of th
other bird.4 r
tidbit?
Pasr
laavin;
have a pie;:
sea
T
coHF* close t
qURjriv the bi r is
rooii «••
lire gi
ilgi-era
by disco;
steuinorii rar oat to
ediiik* matter thn
The l!i:ui \/ht> f >r
one of these I irdn. <
Watches Clocks
Si tT®w®lxy
large an«* phiuip upeci
Bo3S Filled Cases a Specialty.
mi?er:ili!.« lean careas.« s un’: ia a i.ir;?'
THESTRAUGUSTA
Watchmaker and Jeweler.
---- ^'¿ Proprietor of the&-
C*<-
Shaving,
Seafoam,
Halr-oultlnif
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In the tatostQ< 'A
V
City styles.
/ *. \ Shampoo.
L. H. BroWn,
The host f beef, veal,
and
on
is Ilot to be outdoue and invites tlie attention <>f the public to
hi.i large and complété stock ol
Thi lithe only first-class simp in the
c nin ,., Give him » trial. Shop, one
J wr South oí (¡ hand C e . xtkal .
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pork
' ilio ami < < r.ved to g -t miu'i ie:l o i tin-
various places in < )r 'on and W.i h-
WASHINGTON LEI ¡ EH.
flv v.-i-d.. c;i’.:it;g to i’.iincity
mutton,
hand.
ington. Their latest exploit was
't ilt- I .-ul V di 1 noi V : ■ i to b:> mu— • !
The Cetf us c .’in'tiitfeo of the
•it !::•• hour- of i•.- .> ■:.i mid ?.!:•. I. .a Eggs, butter, vegetables and chicken?
to blow open ¡'. •;•:'«■ for Mu id-
!iou.; ■ ha itgreeil to, and will rc- Ifis'iti eiw.i I not
bought nrd sold.
t n t.-ave of id;nee
Bros, of St. Helens. They court d
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i port an apportionment biil provid­ so H . t;> i,' I a inni'fiirce liceno- in ibi-
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A b this is holiday week and we j 1893, the House of Representative ■ hi Moii-lny ui'H’snr' v.- s theqifstion to
are preparing our New Ycar’-i edi-i . shall be composed of 3.?> m •mticrs, :«• .«lived, iri 1 *.r !) .'.1 ‘.'.'. tt. rnper
uteri lent <4 tie- Monon r di •!.i itivi, ioti
tion, we curtail Hie reading matter j apportioned as follows: Alabama 9.
•t til- l-etrasvlvmiia raiìri-ad. an.I Col
in thio issue. Wo hope our reader« A i kan-as 7, California 7, Colorado Uliill Ibizz.ifl t«'!¡ie1 the rotereste«!
will bear with it patiently, as the I 2, Connecticut 4, Delaware 1. I lo- «•oitjil'.i uct « f ici interesti.i ; dil'.-mni i.
Mr V.’i'tt III! Ite train stopjieil at
deficiency will be more than made I rida 2, Georgia ¡1, Idaho 1, Illinoi;, ibri.»t:' "‘.i in I 'ity
DEALEKS IN
E lilor Ihi’.zai’il had
¡22,
Indiana
13,
¡own
It,
Kan
8,
wr.ii.l I lie iitteiidanei1 « f the Rev
T
good by our next issue.
1 Kentucky 11. Louisiana 6, Mri le liilev.'if I iic Methodist EpLi npal church,
i.n the depot platform Mr Itotiinson
The press ni:«l people of Oregon I t, Maryland 6, Mas.-aehusetts 13, mil 'diss .I"!. :■«•>• etepr.e.l from the train
are practically unanimous in their Michigan 12. Minnesota. 7, Missis- to l'te pi ttfer-'i and the Bev. Mr. Kiley
opinions timi the Australian bal­ sijii 7, Missouri 15, Montana 1, Ne-! ¡iron H'n: ; «I file ceremony without wast-
iig nny tune
lot system with all of its improve­ brnska B, Nevada 1, New Ilamshire
Ti:«' traiti i toppi',1 rt 5:14 o'clock p. ci
ments should be adopted by the 2, New Jersey 8, New York 34, ur.l was n.rmi on i..< way nt 5:M. ttie
’at; t (lire ■ minutes
.......
legislature 1:At winter. Gervais North Carolina 9, North Dakota 1,
«a name ;
crovl lilt iissenibte.l at
Star.
Ohio 21. ()regon 2. Pennsylvania 30, fl»« titati'in .in I .a funrl was playing the
tir? Iride and groom eiiid
Rhode Island 2, South Carolina 7, .'ed ii'ijt I I.U« ii
stepp«-1 upon tin« platform.
As tile
The other day nt the kindergar­
South Dakota 2. Tennessee ll>, •vippv pair .Ci ¡«¡s'il I'.ai•!< aboard the train
ten in Salem the little tots were Texas 13, Vermont 2, Virginia 10,1 •tie crowd niuiwere ! nre npmi them mi-
aski'd what j-,r. at frir-.: 1 of I lie tittle
Washington 2, West Virginia 4, .1 tiler c ere 1 ,ti-r;.’!y covered.—Pitt*
children it was who wn ' born 1890 Wisconsin 10, Wyoming 1. Tl. s ting Di ji.c.c.i
I3OT1OM
ENRICES:
veryti iing
at
years ago. “I know!" came from n
EStTtrle Street Car.
bill will be pu lied through without
TI * Spt:’i: f.vl.J Hvcir.e « beine
youngster, ns he held up his hand
pecial sale on hoots
d . lax and quite a number of demo­
<i 1 . ;
.:.* i i:i Ix* wirk Oct. 4. with
—”11 was Santa Claus'" And that
crats have announce«! their inten­ »Hilt \v?hM I cnrs ¿’.s
ns ordinary
AND SI JOES;
good saint should not miss thi.-
t< n r «lîm.'.'l « <;<• i'iies. and capilblt* o;
tion of votin.; for it.
iiri ji!!-,' n.’ *y ¡ : d -s(‘n:;ers. Tb<* lint
youngster's Htockings. nor tlio. e ol'
The President has for several
Lolli
1 r.trevi station throngh
any other good little boy
■ L-l
days been holding eonfi renees on ■'« bi.s.t • i ;nrt cf the c it.v, av.d the cars
anywhere. Statesman.
i i! a ch* ! i’i between ti.c horse
the financial situation with republi­
ri « I <4her Ì !i* : . I nt in<-reared speed
can lend t > in ind out of Congress, vin r«•; •! the «’. »y j asi-wd without h
'Pho most despicable creature of
and it ha;< lieen determined that ?:«:>•• • Le;?;' ■-<«•:T*i..-'îy fri.’btcn' d oraeol-
God's creation that we can eon
immediate relief is necessary. The isioa < .-'.'UiT.-u < ) :<• p.v * "liger 1 a l I is
j’iu l roben by co:: ing in contact with
ceivo of, is n man who sneak
- .. y ofMhe Treasury Im gone me < f the t entrai [ otes white waving a
whisky to an habitual drital rd.
as far as lie pos ilily could both in •a! t; oct <.* the window to a friend on
, «
; 7 ... ..M»
Very frequently th- .. h>on m< n
tli ‘ purchase of bonds and silver
E.u li <-«'.r wa:i « (¡rib ped with twotwen-
refuse to sol! liquor at nil to some
to «.lieve the stringency in the y boniy power motor!
r.d Io on«4
habitual “soul, i,’’ and it is «.'ten
money mark i,;«:id :t nov. di xo’ves .t.xle of each truck They ■ ’vrior.nted
done at the request of inter. , <1
ho steep- Itil’.i «m Hprin ;1i*id avenue
ii / oii Congress to ilevi ;e a qttii k
with« i.t ni i b d'mmr.tion cf tpetd.-
friends, yet there is genet ally some
m (hod of putting more money in S’i'w V«»’. k i’. :i
fellow that will l-’ty the liquor and
circulation.
Everyli-aly
favors
\ Fovr T’: i : i :-4¡’. i »<I P oioh I Ch<
convoy it ••.irteptitioii’dy to (In
At the v'.ivcsv factory i;i Hast Otto re
bringing about that result, t ut .o
man who lu< been retimed. Thi
fur, unfortunately, there is no una­ •euri’ livre w.'.M put i:i th * bpop the bye
;e: t
'csy* < \ ■ t r.!.:*’i‘ tn thia re;.{ion. ami
poor drunken wr k i
onii' us
nimity as to the v.. y , and means •»robaldy the
‘’¿ l 1 uu'de i:i tht
to get liquor that he give
dollar
h
i tri.* t< i t in
of’d iing it. More than a dozen Unititi
to a stool-pigeon, who proi tire- tin
di i.iivter and i < thirty‘lintGnchvs high
in. th« d have !»• - n proposed in
: n V. e’ght w‘ -i iure J wiiî be 4.0G(‘
liquor for half of it. and p< ket;-
bills introduced in House and Se­ i'liu’’.! » . • ; lu’tJy
<4‘ uni.’:
the balance.
nate. and it is to arrive at some was i..••••¡I m its manufacture. The
'.'e’.H'kait p i Utrr.'-e made the September
conclusion, which will embrace the milk uar.xu.d’y rich, so tain huge vhe»w HardwarB
THF ELECTORAL COLLEGE.
Stoves
composite views of leading republi­ s expected to ‘a* of prime quality
Under the new apportionment
cans. that these conferences nre be­ Atxii't hear wevl.s will be required (•»
CutlEry
Ranges,
bill, which lately pi
d the liniise,
eure it tl:oroi\'d;!y Thin record breakei
ing held.
.vas ii’.ide 1er a p-o. rry lion ■: of Cincin
and will doubtb s b< .cue a law.
Senator Sherman's idea, whieli nati wt.o’are ::î:T«;t t.» occupy a lar.iji
and
Tin-ware,
tht* electoral <•..11« -,-e will con a t of
h is been introdne <1 as a bill and new buildihg. It is vrantid as an nf
444 incmbera. in-t /d of 1**1 as in
tract’.« ;i for the o] . i.b'g. Cufíalo Coni
which is receiving the closest atten­ t.'KTi aai
Windows.
and Paints
the last presidential election, the
tion lieenuse of his well known eon-
I lio tluffato fire department lias lately
number assigned to «:.ell ; tate be­
e: vation in financial matters is to ree. tve.l >i la cci l.re en;.nne which 11.e.
ing as follows:
inni li inter; -t in that city. Th<>
reduct« the amount ufUniteii States rx.il.d
'
8
11 Montana.
Alnhnina..........
eiirrm.'.T n <•<■:: >tnil ted . rtirely ,>f papier
Plumbing and Tiq-roofing Promptly □ one
8
bonds
required
of
National
t
anks,
,
Nvbr.iaka .. .. 8
Arkansas ...
maelie liti tue difìVrvnt parts of tin-
!l and thus re.<t«»r«' to active eireula- tasty
II Nevada
California
i
v heels. ¡<lis anil the rest being
Colorado .......... ... -I New lt.inishire 4
TILLAMOOK
OREGON
in llie l;e- t | <wsil>!<> manner
1
10 tion Is-twe.-n $1.5,000,18)0 and $20,-1 finished
. . li New .lerhey
Connecticut..
Whiie the durability sial p. w. r»<.f re
3 Now York
,«(>
Delaware.
sistau.-v ¡.e.--e ;-ed l>y thia material
I Ni .rtli Carolina 11 000.000.
Florida ... ...
fully r.s great ns those of wood,
13 N'Uli Dakota
8
Georgia..............
... .3 Ohio
. . '.3
Idaho
The Albany Democrat -peaks of weight is of coarse ninch less
Illinois........
4
-’I Oregon
l.i l‘einisvlvuni;i 32 the breeding of Chinese pheasants
*\V«Hitt<.a.' <» . rge \V. Childs* coun­
Indiana
4 as n growing and profitable in­ try home at Brju Maur. is r -gnnh 1 ».
II Klualo lslaml
Iowa’..................
13 8. utli C.iroliua 9
Kansas...........
one of (tie ii'.<»i «-.q, naively maintained
. . 13 south Dakota 4 dustry. It says: "These wonderful country places in the United State-
Kentucky
Louisiana..... . . 8 Tenmiw k*<j
birds arc being raised by quite a Hie W.1 •»-«• ,,f i lie a rvants alone amount
H Texas.
Maine .
number and shippe«l for breeding to f>l.t>00a mouth. A new stable ia in
Man I and.......... . . S Verm nt . .
Alasaaehuaetta
. !*■ Virginia..
purposes in pairs, tin* demand being procera of erection on the grounds at aa
eatiUMkttal cost of $10.000
14 Washington
Michigan
greater than tlie supply. They
Minne;ota ..... . . 9 Wert \ irgitiis
MiMtisaippi .
A Kansas tnau sunk a shaft on his
-ell readily for $10 a pair. A large
9 Wisconsin
Missouri
ir Wyoming
number of farmers are making a farm the other day, and fa going down
It)O feet. it « said, »truck two tire foot
A majority of thè eh < i i-.il « 3.
nice sum front the busines.«, a legiti­ reins of mineral paint, a ten foot stratum
at the m xt presidenti.il elevtion
of brtvk clay, a twenty iuch reiu of cool
mate «me.’’
will bo 223, ami Ih«' republiean-
an! a tivo foot stratum of marble.
bave nn even oliai e. < f, rr\ in;,
W. J. McConnell, formerly a re­
C entral M arket ,
«* K W ® ® 3 ®' ® * ® * ® *’ ® ’ “® * *' '® '* ® * ® ’“*
He has just received great Call and take a look at
additions to his already se-i his goods and you will be
lect and complete stock of'convinced that there is
goods and invites competi- economy in buying of him.
tion in prices, quality con- no matter what therm-
ducements you hear of.
sidered.
A
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—Agent for Steamer
"Louis Olsen
T illamook
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more than that numi» r. notwith- sident of Yamhill county, in this
standing the disrtst-ra of ilio pre- state, a politician of note, and dur­
nent year. The farmer’s allinnet* ing two or thn>e terms a member
ma« work 1«> tlieir disadvniitage. of the Oregon legislature, is one of
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