Tillamook headlight., January 23, 1891, Image 3

T*
RJUULCti MJ
UU1
have been obliged to return • e money
The mail is now carried oveMh^yVab b '' '' - ' ' I'11 h " i" «* ■0 ""<1
Iliaco
IH
1. D. Stillwell:
io or oar
, t. ..» tap, wou.,1 ooam » lor a, o«r 4--«
our virmilatlon iroa.a Do <l.o.l>,oUl
for many orders. It was impossible for representative,
lace trail, it being the best ronto tl»i»
'
r
lt: « »° Know «’.at It will Uko an ext^^^^^^^Blfubc-vnieiit t--» hrli.p out II,.« n'iitr.1
A
bill
to
iiicC
e
town
of
Tilla-
us to ascertain in id vi.net* i.ow many
0'11. r. v.o , ,
, nr prti-u-ut oal,«orH>«r,—« .««hall •««■> lo luuko a Ligi, I>I4. Ww.*p«r» ora
time
of
year.
uiook.
>1-11.00- UII.I IV,(lolla lo (loablo Olir circulai on, A«, !>/ aivelal arraugeulout irmi ouu or tini lo,U-
papers would be required, and many
School books at Cohn’s.
G. W. Wallace is improving his ranch. ■•8 l.ulllluhloi; liou«s wu uro vli*m«l tu luako
A bill to appropriate $5,000 for bridg­
“ ’°7iM
persons
did
not
thiuk
of
tak
many
* aïv
12 i .V>!7'7
All clocks warranted at Letcher’s.
An Offer Romarkablo for Its Liberality.
Cattle on the range are looking well.
JErfor
until they saw the paper. It was better ing the Nestucca and the Nehalem rivers.
These measures are of great importance
Head it : 7'o any om who wiil itemi O no Subscriber ta t/iia pan^* far One Year
B c T hssda .
A. P. Wilsou will go to Portland on than was expected. We will as soon as
•*
ret,’"»’ »»•
ipt on pi ice, ire will rjicv Abdoiutoiy F rei», rtîi <
f/y rmt?. rnar«
business.
uni Twenty-five Complete Novels-cmj tno< ntjjlce you ma j »dect j >n>^ lhe
possible make provision to supply the ' and should be passed. Of course there
FROM WOODS
is no doubt but the incorporation bill
Don t forget the dance Saturday night. outside world with literature pertaining
1-».
Iter
l»<-«tlny. Dr A mantu U. Dovat-ta. I No. IM. A f.ew Varvlnjte. Rr M| m
E d . II eaduoht —I write to express the a.», 2*2. Ohuipln.
B> M T C am .'- h .
No. IM. A U'tflkvN GlrL Hi M»»» f’i t u li.r
|,!1J1* V
wi 9
’ 2
Tickets 53 cents.
to the comity, aud then every one can will pass, and justice demands that the
s.«, w. I$ol.»r«*» Hr Mr» .I ank G. tuattN.
No 1.11. Tli«> i*<*url qf Ilici O«-«-ats- Hi t i . aba Ai-Mrata.
bridge
appropriatiou
bill
should
become
<
I.
2-4.
A Brave <'ow.«r«l. Hy R. I. SrarRMUM*.
admiration of many or all of the patrons
No 1.1.1. The Olii Olii,. :< < !<«>«$. H, .4». nMWI
j,
Tron«»Iva.inie 4»lrl. lty,,Tus. DucnwM."
No. MI. 'I li» < ul4Furi.li. < ubhi. Ili- M. T. » a . ih u ,
Hie Racket .Store” Ims beeu closed send full and accurate descriptive matter a law, as Tillamook county lias been a of your valuable paper, in regard to voiti ■if», ins 4. I ««Ili
,“r»tay
y orno! AÀulli.v Hy 4 »•»»»* j|. Dovot a» HK-I No. 111. The FwrcelHtil Itti Iste», lij M. T. (’ai «-».•<
**
to tiieir distant friends.
• I». 27L I Ml««*ly AaM»«*«4»rt. »•« Mra A nn <t. hrapHiàsa. Jll',1. No. 12». ì Ite Din tu.(liti llmvel««».
rii*.''
,£i
by its creditors.
Ry Jlr». il-
source of great revenue to the state. Five illustrated edition, which reached Us .» 21«. A Fnlae-Meent. Hr .Mrn.ALRtANor.it
No. 12a (ilNCk« Il ousic . HrF.ii Atr P ikhcm .
iturdty J4
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21.1.
ì
he
l
’
enrl
of
lise
Oi
tcnt.
Hy
S»:.v
iNpaC'iaa.
J».
No.
HI.
Asutiiu'a ll>«tory. By Xi»a««Kt Bi.otrwr.
7-3
I. T. Wood, of Cosmopolis, Wash., is per cent, of all the money received from shortly after New Year. In tho words »... ÏÎI. Kli ioii l»et rlek’« l»H«ia!il< r. Ily M T. O aldor . No. 12J. Olii
Sample copies of Judge's Library may
uaiai' '
ufi he Meo. Hrflt.ANA AeerttTÌ.
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1 _________
1.0 Ltn.lrn
Farnt
Hrlrta. Hy M »*<a*K» | II lount . No. 121. ThoMtory ofnNtorm. Ht Mr» ,te.HI A pot Ì n
[oaday
»
visiting his father Rev. J. H. Weal of the sale of public lands by the govern­ of the Governor, “it is a daisy,” and pre­ •• III.
be had at this office.
7-6
4<4. A * "■
-rou« IV
IV outn
omihu . Hy Mi« A ni n . R trmixn «.
No. 120. i lio E»ll Unititi«. Hr M. I’ Cairum.
•ae-tar -27
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Lb!. <1 * Hill By
“y i;«ri«i'H S1H1.R K knnkhi .
M
Ko. III). I lio Myafer.r ut BlHfkHood tìruii«'-.
regneaLiy«’
this
pir.ee.
Mr.
Wood
is
city
marshall
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l'vrll of llleìiiirtl l*Ht*«*nn. Hr II. I.. P aiukon
»Iro. M a v A « > > k > i Mi r u
ment for lands in Tillamook county, goes sume many copies have went whirling n 24». 'I 'I ho
Mo
Just received a new lino of clocks at
'Thurot-O' 2»
he I.itilo Old Alnu ut (ho ilnlltf 11 oliva. Hy No. 104
lio I. r «I of lù e Uni li i cu». Hi l'to Mi'frmtÌ
H «
of t.oRmo|>o]is, and is a prominent citizen to the state for internal improvements. all over the world, to the great credit ol » 2IH.
K 40 1 <1 vnoHl ve .
No. 101 _ „ ilo Morirlck l’iirni Alyalcry. R» Mimi»
J Frill»* ■■■
Letcher
’
s
Jew
lery
store.
I Ululiti
St.
lit
I
rota»
IheEnrth
loth»
Mooi
.
Ur
Jvir«
V
rnnn
.
Cul
i ina.
..... ......
.
7
’
9
«(ni.
•• ■ •
Saturday
of that place. He is well ¡informed in Five per cent, of this sum would be $20,- Tillamook.
• ■ *2' T» i « Giinr.llnn*« l’Iut. Hy Dr. J II. U<« uin « on . No. 100 Out t oFtho
-f :L.. Pcptha
j Rr llp«n <’ i » n * av .
•>. 242. Tho B mi ' oo '« H III. By Rvt vanvo < «'»»»•, Jr.
No. 00. Iloti-"
IrI!» —
ulI
“ •> —
n. Hy *•
M ah < ìaiikv l’it i Nf
W. W. Conder and Jeff Wallace, of regard to the lumbering interests and is
ri. above Table
f®r Dry Stocking Bar, not
241. Theliray Fttioon. Hr Al. 'f. C aiixm «.
No. »*. A ti
'atoofMIn Hy Mr» II knhv W o « i ». '
030. Tl.'s alone would remunerate the
-JEnook, or Tillamook Bar.
». 410. 1 li e Norroif of i» Nocr<*t. H v M»««r Vecit. Tìav.
Woods is still booming.
No. JJ. A F<
Hebo were in the city this week.
Fortune Iftmfcr. Hr Attinie Tm ma « /
ti. 2.4» I*.*rvy iind (he l'roolivt. I'« W ii . kik t'« ii . i . ino .
well pleased with what he has seen of state for the Maxwell road appropriation,
No.
'•diteci nnd Porteti» J’y authir • l»«.m lh«rM
The height 1» reckoned from lhe level of aver
» 2 '4. Ih» Story uF n V» vddii.tf tlÌiig. Hy ilio uuthor No. ÜÓ. The K ulithtabrîit-go Myalt'ry . , $4» 4'n» H k *
¿lower low water«, to which the wumltag.
D. S. Bides and Mr. Boatman of upper this country. He is looking over the pay for the proposed $5,000 bridge appro­ The Lyceum juiy was hung ou the
ol " I l»'*ra 1ìi*>rn«
No. VI. Iiitrltulew
II«tiiav.
or " 1 !><>r« l'hurii«,
•
«J.V.V.
—«« Il» author «■
V». 31U4. Marly n "Vni .*•« T««*iptnfloti. Rv Mi». Tf. XVoot* No. • ». A Pi
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2
pveu ou the i oast Survey charts.
l’u»«li"
('rime
Ih " -
Tute Ih riih««.
3.1 ÏJ.1. A Ajottvrn 4'iiidei’vlt>. Iiv uinl,«,i ''jbjia 1 huruu." No. W. itosi
Trask were in the city this week.
country in the interest of Gray’s Harbor priation, and leave a balance of $5,000 in Chinese question.
■<«-«o l.odae. I»y Mr» H knnv Ù-•'<•!>.
! I» 24*. The ial.oid Home. Hy M.
C*in»n.
No. vi. A
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' Dnr» .„
•
'«• 2M. The Fnfnl Giove llv C i .* hv Ai'uv**r*.
Frank Norberg, tho mast popular man «¡0.
No. VO. The Fatui Murrlii««*. Hr MD» M H Un
Hon. T. B Handley of Garibaldi was capitalists, and says there are a great favor <>i the < amity The money receiv­
?2H. Thv M ili Girl of Tyrol. Ily M. i «' xiijor .
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Ani«»iig
ai ÌVonivn. Hy ihr «uitu r »1
No. K A jQneen
•.O '2-V 51 h I v C ii *» llvvetiqo. Brìi. |! ii > ki * Il «<ia*l:r>.
of
Woods,
is
on
his
way
back
to
his
busi
­
"
Dor«
Thorn*
"
many
men
of
means
looking
towards
ed by the state from the sale of public
in the city on business this week
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
N«. 22$. Moli» Iteri l« k. liy W illiam II. hvawNKi.i..
Na. B». The lllatehforil IL-qttcat. hr llroitCnx __ i». Ili
215 Itoli» ren’a Wurd. Ity Hi <>«»'.< «• M auitv vr.
No. ht. 'I he t uri«' of Citrctr U
llr t Htilitui •• IWw Tlu-rur.
Tillamook as a good place for investneuts, lands has usually been turned into the ness. Frauk is a genuine good ¡fellow No
UNITED states .
No. 114. ì wi» Klaaen. By thè autlmr of " Dora Thoma.**
No. HO. A shA'Iuw <" th"Thrvaliu}«!.
I’v »I ah » O
e iii H v
....................
In
the
case
of
Bewley
vs.
Woodruff,
No.
FIX
Clouda
nnd
NunalaliiR.
Ily
Cn*itt
k
»
I<
kai
>
k
.
B enjamin H arbison
M. Th«
F
h I u I . 1 IHv«. - »Hy
admired by all who know him. lie is No. 212. A Vi-^Mboiid llerolne. Ily Mr». A. K uwarm . No.
•
• ••••••
••• niiiltur "Dui«
Bruii* IliklHW
and
predicts
a
great
bo
mi
for
this
place
Freiident
........
school
fund,
and
as
the
burden
of
taxa
­
No. 4»4. <'urrl«toii*« Olft Ih 11« mii <’ unw » v . Itt i
I.HVI I*. MOHTON befcre Justice Thompson, Bewley was
No. 2tl. TliOi'iiy erotl Grimgi*. Ily IÌ kit IV inwuois
Vice-President
No. »» More Bitter tinnì l»vu<li-
»u l.ut vf " l'uHi
the
owner
of
otieof
Nestucca
’
s
best
farms
J
ames G. B laine
next
summer.
Timber
iti
the
Gray
’
s
No ¿10. < ariiUK'l Cottaice. By Ali« II ksihv V.'eoii.
tion for school purposes has been light­
Thuro
Secretary of State
W illiam W indom awarded $130.00 damages.
Nn ?<W. The Drvatiii IVo.nnn. Hr U iikh . ('«. lì ino .
8L Mt««
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nr Hi Mr«.»
1T ii «IH C oi i tu«
Secretary of Treasury
Harbor region is now selling by stumpage, ened in that wav. it would bo no more aud we judge front the smiles wo saw tt So. 20». The I'reH«iirvuf I rMiivhitrd. Ily R. L. 8 tbt - No.
J. W. N ohle
no . ei. • In Iho ............
»1 filiti or«. Il i 3t % h v I' ki ■ i II. v.
%
secretary of Interior
KN«,«'
M.
H.
Larson's
hotel
building
is
near
­
No.
80 The
__________
IFomuiitle Ad » ent urea of o MIK.mutò
R edfield P roctor
fair lady cast at him, he owns one of No. 2'H. The Ml«n<! ve alture« of John Nlcholaon. Hy
and
a
quarter-section
of
land
at
the
Secretary of War
Hr Tii'Xaa
il.'MAB Ham*«
li«NI>V.
than
fair
to
tax
the
state
for
other
pur
­
B.
F.
T
racy
II.
»«.-«'
r.«
r
|.Itili«
I.»Hl«
FMKVKNMl
s
1»
A
l»r..d
II
Secretary of Nav
ing completion, mid will be one of the prices paid, net the owners $2,000 to $4,-
Proli llciirt. I«r Rinlusr «r •'Dora Tbonie. *
Nestucca’s best hearts. He is at preset-t N». ?t»t1. ■* lleciad ‘ - l'non thv« Witter». Dr MI«« Me» «'cw. ftl‘,1. Ho.
J ohn W an a maker
L 1>
Xì...*«.
I»y Ile'iti l'iisin»,
hj
No. n. I»««rk
poses in return.
Postmaster-Gene 1
«fl.». A Ta'r of l'hrra Lio*»«. Hy II. H ii . kii I ìv . ioihp . S«. io. Mhiulnu • on .......
il»-•» -, Hfiiivr.
___ _
H.r ?l L. F* wi « hn .
W. II. H. M iller best structures in the city when
nislied. 000, and there is no reason why the tim­
Attorney-General
in the employ of the government, and N.
... ’a ..
—
B» Et
R »ni
No. 204. |‘tag»« Xlnct v-Ovo. tiv M vhv C kcii . Ila.
Ko. Ml. A ....
I the ...
W’nrld
Wrr<*y.
Tillamook
countv
lias
enricliened
the
J
eremiah
R
usk
N.i. 203 y.lirry llntiltvlvk’« lllvol. Hy Mr*. Il Woot». Ko. 14. Ciilt.'l
Secretary of Agriculture
.
„ ilurk. .--
B IIUOH
ihMN CllNW«f.
gets
a
handsome
salary,
and
no
one
No. 2'»L U e.ll l'Tuwcr». l’r M aiiiun II aig . ano f i ».
Ko.
”
,
...........
ri.
Mlldred
Trn
nuloit.
Hy
” Tini
Dt’rnma.”
ber
OREGON
lands
of
this
county
will
not
be
worth
G.
W.
Blackwell
has
gone
to
Fores,
state
school
fund,
and
has
not
received
STATE OF
N<«. 2I»I. 'Flie Merounnt'«Crime. Hy ID*it*n*i Atout, .1«. Ko. 11. ■ fit ■ Cttpltl*«
“
ild
’
a
\'«*4.
n.l
Bv
a'Ith'il-
•m»i'*r
«•»'•
nt
"
I4.lt«
lian
TI.ori-»
'
S. F ennovkr .
tthJ. Gt o«-|f<* Ciinlll« |<ì'a Joiimev. Hy MI'« H h . ii * ii «> n . No. o. TlivWref
Governor
ter IVtitimn.
ll’oiiinn. Hy .»!«•
Mi«. <$«■«»•
<4 > ■«»....
i..
her just share in return. Now, let us knows better how to dispose of it to the Nu
G. W. M c B ride Grove to get his eyes treated by an ocu­ as much in a very short time.
Ni». |1»S. M V M»ter I* utv. Hr mulivr " Ilota l liorno.'* hld. No. 10 TI»»«
. _ Xi » «tory of t!»<- Holly Tren.
Secretary of State
Hc.(».*|ln.
Bv
M
T
C
ai
.
i
.
oh
.
edification
of
nil
better
than
Frank.
N
•
VI.
.. of
-f'* !><•«« Th**riu»." tltuih <«••■*.
ntulior
P hil . M etch an list.
Treasurer
His sight has been failiug fast of
So. IM I » un I li•« NrtT. H.v Nrt. vani «» Comi, .Ir.
Bowers and Roland’s dance Saturday have it in another form. The people
No. 01» "
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(^nlii-h-r«
Mnrrtnafr B« ITn m«Cot mi
Supt. of Public Instruction
• 1 E. B. M c E lroy
Ku mi; A frsar’i I iti.« ri*.««•«ve. Br M auv Cren. IHv.
No. fl»». Íohn «•«H'rbaak’a U lie. *» Ml«« Mi
here are able to support the schools and
1 J. H. M itchell late.
No IM. Thiit WI»r*a»rMght llr l<«iiii:sr lli'm. n * n ,
uanrfl l>t»?»<*V X<*«*r«*t ItyMItaM K I*
night
was
a
very
pleasant
affair.
The
Ntf. BT.
I J. N. D olph
Senators
No. IKI. The Urli Croa«. H» M.‘f. C«i t>*«H.
No. CO
.enlliin* H« M»n» C kcii Da». f»f.*.fr(
are doing it, but the bridges are badly
No. IF'». I or l.ute or Ilici»««». By author "A Qrrat No. <W._____
Lady _
(MTCti-liilluv'a Bren tn. Bj the nu Lor a|
B. H ermann ,
Congressman
Prof. G. A, Edmunds has organized a music was excellent, in fact the Bowers-
Miai
'» iioru«. ' . 1'ii.tt' at* ... I.
** Dora ¡a Thorne.'
The Institute is planning for an evi tn- No rbl.
F rank C. B aker
needed, and u tax on the countv for that
Printer
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Th« WiKHrd of (imnnrtn. Hy M. T f’n o«>n.
No. 04. JH im I Court Fumi. Htlfrs
3» Mr« II
Htcsav
kk » v TVi»t»t» (tf.t-
Ht «I.
(R. S.
HAN singing school. The next exercise will be Roland musical combination is the best
*:«
¡nt.
A
11
ornata»'»
*vcret.
l'r
.'iANt
.trovai*.
No. (».
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CJ. The “
FroRCH
li« »Tu Wtn Hut.«.«nfl —
lff<
ing among the authors. Literary quota Si». 15« Tliv$j*all<v lllver. '« V .. sir <' , 1 r.«
.. ?W. P. LORD
purpose would be rather burdensome
No. c;.
02. Ilnvk to th«« O!<l If«»n»r. '»» «I «nv Vnctt H ay W.*
Supreme Judges ....
thing
of
the
kind
Tillamook
ever
had.
. !■ I «r.•»««•«« I » bitftoia’ai Calili. Hi Min. M«RV A. No. 01. Tlivl.owt Huhk Not«. •»« Mr». ILxsú* W •«» i*.
held in the M. E. Church next Tuesday
(R. 8. H kan
tions, essays, music and select reading Su. lé.'».
tli-.M»'.:
Illmt'-it-!.
Tillamook
county
has
a
great
wealth
80 Heater. •'» r s t iticn M »4«"i r ///»«<«».»t.*L
Not 60.
Mi.
Roland
plays
the
cornet
and
has
the
tight.
No. Ifll. ' |.iiM<*ttat< r*'i Cubiti. Hv Mra. M V. ViCTotl. tll'd.
No. 4.». A 1»« Irte from ti»«»8*ct». Ryautl«»« "»h»ia 1 liorna.'»
Tiff RD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
No 15.4. Mam» 1ititt,u*' lu Mi». II i * nhy ........ .
No. 45 Tlte Cricket t»it i lie llvHrtl». AChiletuma
Joini Senator......................... •
F. A. M oorr
reputation of being one of the best players of timber lands, and probably no similar will be the order of the programe.
So 152. Tlae l*nl«ma «af A»t»<a. Hv I 1 .*tts x< k M v RM vat .
Dy (»«tain ra DiCKKsa. I'bfii nt'^l
Last week in the caso of Bewley vs.
Circuit Court
R. P. B oise
I'ornrlutr
thv
F
i
lt«>«
aa.
Hi
Mi
*.
A
i.»x
«
ndnu
Xe
4M.
No. «» Tl>«s Yt«l'~ ti .Mnak Hy \Vtt rir <’« t 1 in «
Charley Fuller is still quito sick, with So. 150. A l’I.iy v, rtj’lal*« D ii iitfhlvr. l'y Mi». A nnim No.
in th state. He is au excellent band area of country ever was the source of so
Prosecuting Attorney
G. G. B ingham
4-1. Hell Kriiii«l«ni. Br I*. lliMii.iON Alt ah«
Gibbens,
it
wm decided by Justice
ani«»,
¡lln.h..ini
No. Ufl. M leal ntt. Dr M alt» t'Rci» IlA».
TILLAMOOK COUNTY.
leader, aud is now engaged in giving in­ much rave uc to the government in so a bad ear Dr. Madison is in attendance X.» |i.»«
IIV H. alloiv lah liuti, l’r Mimatmrni.umr. nr.l.
No. l»H. Amiv l'y M««. IlkNfl« IVotih.
riiouipson that there was no cause for
No IIH. A iliiiteivd l.lfv. H v M iuki ' i limi ami
,WM. D. S tillwell
No. 01. Nlater Ilote. t<» UH ms »'ni.r ina.
Representative
. .
..................
short
a
time,
and
though
the
state's
share
Mr. Frank Oaks lias become the new No 147. Mr N. m T» It.-ll, 1« «II» M tv «IriNRM I I KMINN. No. Ul. Vttlerlv’a l’iite. I»y )!»•■ Ai r.« «Nt*r».
structions to the Tillamook Cornet Band,
11. . 1101.I.K.N action.
Judge
I 1« |4.>rl«*'» l'««l'tunv. Hv li et sci M aiuoin .
No. '¿V. A (selrtvii Ihiwn. • « outlior " 11«»»« I I»
IW. T. W est
and is fast bringing it up to a high degree is only a small ppr ceut., yet the total engineer at Comers's milt.
115. '| io* \|«.* i .| HVairle. I'> H I. I ahjio . n .
No. 2* ¡'««Icitl t»r» the Myatery ol the llvii*llMiada
Commissioner
..............
IW. (1. K elso
Ill I. iidy 0 aalwortli’a
I»I hiuoii «I n .
By "Tu»
II» K-r r* W. 1'1««. k . Illuni nini.
A
er
i.ssiug
has
been
put
down
between
a
nuts
^to
a
surprising
figure.
The
I'H.
.
of proficiency. Mr. D, C. Bowers is the
No. 2fi. Ilurttey Cnrlt-oi«. lit MI««M F Bn*t*i*r>N.
............ W. W. CORDBK
A building is being fitted up on the
Clerk
............................
III. ■ •Fiilr btif Fatine. Hr miilmr cf " fiori Tlinriia.'* ili' I. No. ï.l. D mv I i I Hunt H» Mr* Ani M Nm-ttit ».
S am D owns King’s store and the McDermott comer.
Sheriff.....................
country
is
yet
in
its
infancy
and
the
in
­
112. 'I lio 11 oiamii Killer, l'y IH .1 II. |(* uunmon . 1:1 d. No. 22. 'I li. ll. lr <«. A wl.lny. Br Mr». II knh »
•»!>. '
violinist and leads the string band, He
corner opposite Halil <k Co’s, store, We
II. H M c D ebkott
Treasurer..............................
III Ilei «»•««•• l'no Nlna. By ili« nuthor of " Dura No. 21. Itenohitflhv UliirltilHtl. B« Man» Crm llar.
i . are usually found in a lum­ suppose this is to materalize into the
F. M. L amb There are still one or two places in town is hv all edds the best 'violinist in the dustries
TI«.. un." Ulutti itttil.
No. 10. A Gilded Mb». Ih •• » u'.'Lor «*f ■ lima Tl.vrna.'’
Assessor ..............................
1
1»
Thv
!,.««.
yer
’
ii
Nccrvi.
D«'
MI
”
M.
F.
|in*r>n«'N.
No,
7.
The
l.itiirel
linai».
Hr
Mira
Me»
-*.
«.
J
ohn
E
dwards
Surveyor .......................
where crossings are biully needed.
Su. U» 'Che
.
*D'.«nat> l'iisii ni Hr. Jvlstll unti .Air. No. 0. Ilftiry A rltell. H» Mr» II knh » Wtn.u.
country, and his services are always se- bering country ^are’hafdly begun, and as much talked of saloon.
School Superintendent
11« «lo. *. Bv II. f. Mi IM-FXHON.
No. 6. A iiivs llui-toi». H« (JronuN K« inr.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney A. W. S everance
J*,». ISM » In («LI ll’ii«'« Nucrlitec.
By Mr». A nn H. No. 4. llInvKyv» mid Golden llu!r. Ily A nnik T ik - ma A
One of the mail bags was lost Monday cured for dances when possible. D. C. a result, the population is yet small and
No. *'l. (iiptnln Allfk'« I.caney. By M l'Dan.....
The
Oregonian
has
devoted
consider
­
No. •J. À»noi>0 Ilio Kiilti». Ih ,i|»itr <’rm II? v.
I'n<l< rlhe IJI iivn . Hy utHlu.rnf " D--ra Thorl»<’.,•
••
somewhere on the mountains as the mail Fierce plays second violin, and handles only a limited number of men can find able space to descriptive advertisement S'i». J Lil.
im ( Hilnlc of It !
Wo uIII givo ynn twenty live chiirniltig complote novi.ln/ÏA» If ymi will gat 11a
employment
here,
so
the
desired
help
in
came in from North Yamhill. It will no the bow in a skillfull manner. Mrs.
«ni v
ypiu ly Hiilmei Iher The novela mo Hpleiulhl enea, nn<1 they me piibllHlii d coinnh*»»' tn
SOCIETY DIRECTORY
of our city
it'.ii |>H!iiphl t form. N »to Gio name« offtie (intiiuiH—iimymoiiio luost
c i il«-i'.-, «•»•!;»
Bowers, who is an excellent musician, the way ol appropriations should not be
doubt In* secured without difficulty.
Aiiirfli'H and Eniop*. Noto n’ao ili» tong un i filiractlvo list fr< m which you nr** i»rlvilogtil
Bertie and Lulu King spent Sunday »f o Hole
t
No
inatt.
r
»vhkh
of
the
novela
jou
chno.-*e,
you
will
bo
|>orfv<
‘
tly
<1tU!ghtvd
wl h them .
slow
in
coming.
IK LODGE NO. s;,
A. I’lnlps, a merchant, and prominent plays the organ. A piano will po placed
|.. m | of tlie idu o I h In I his Hat itoli fop 25 i-mta e.ich In Ilio
nnd other libro -lo». You «• nui get
The state can surely afford us a few with their parents in Tillamook.
feNS'. M ,
on the
■i-.-ii/y Hmtf fieu h y twonfv H ;•« .-oit niny v I hhhio —fl'«?, for getting tiHonly on«» y. in ly Hubwci lbcn
in
the
hall.
The
combination
will
give
first ttat'.rd.y ni/bt of each politician of Woods, went away some
y«»u ti 'iilu liuit »Ills H h unn'Jcrhil opp/irtunihi- suoli a «»no iih you never 1 ih <1 iM.foro ’
i .
W. S. Cone has returned from liis trip nu
meetinn tor
No.v lot every render of 1'.I h i»ipèr o > iin | lor this oITur $i» niklroceotl to lilmfolf or lierMf ImtlvM*.
time ago an I has not been heard from a ball every week, and will give a grand thousand dollars in return for a hat she 'o Portland elated with new ideas and
• Friri«) night vi-itillgbrelli-
wi'iv
Mak
”
up
i«»ur
mimi
Hint
y:«
will
hiivo.
twenty
five
of
the»«
<*ln«rinlng
complet»»
novels
has
received,
and
the
United
States
ought
B m H'
sinco liis store is in the liamls of the masquerade ball on Feb. 14. further par­
I khv c/ially \ ou .-a» <lo P I Whnt la it io got <»no yonrly euba - Tiber to thlapnpor? Tlioreienot
TT V. V. Johnson, W. M.
to give us a few hundred-thousand dol­ prospect» for our cit.v’H future, lie says imi
« ip wlngle one -f < ur | i«‘K* nt out «u rlbora nini renderà Imt ran do It, if tlioy itili try. Ibuneniber/
ticulars of which will be given later.
sheriff.
G. O. Nolan, Sec'y.
me not n-sk 1 to
t no a club or to do any Ciiuvnaalng, but inotuly to umo your itifluotme to
lars, in the wav of harbor improvement», that we have not long to wait to see posi­ *ou
h ti"«-/»m'or your i.-l;’lih'Ti or friends lo tuke our paper lor it yonr
Anybody can do tutor
J. M. Garrison, a poultry raiser of
\m< ng -..or ti- IshlWH mid fG.-nds U p to io certnlnly onr who will anbacrlbe for our pnpor nt your
for what this couuty has brought into tive and |>ernianeiit improvements.
G.A fi. CAMP FI il E.
oHi'Iiml.ni
P » • .ot put it < l?,«>r rtnp to think it over, but go right out at onco nn«l got yonr pttb-
'■pILLAMOOK LODGE Forest Grove, wishes to secure a few
Miss Baird reports that she has a very «rrlt«»*i jV<«u ymtrwplf olii be »-uri flee«! to limi how enay n thing It luto do, ani when you receive
the national.treiisury.
I
No. 94. I. O. ‘1. F.
An}' one who can supply
*
meets id Odd Fel­ wild geese.
our ttronty-tlv«» comp'eto i.rivelHand «-ntnmence reiulliiR them, you will bo delighted to think yoh
The camp fire ou Wednesday night was
The state and national government pleasant little school at Hobsonvilla.
• •ol« iidv«' t'u’o of our groat Hr<i very liber ;| offer.
*
*
low's hull every Satui- him will plensi lemewordat til's office
a grand success, and theG.A.R. hall was have received their money, and now let
will g:v<»flfty nt lhe novels lor two yenr’v euharHbowt, aeventy-Ave for three anbacr I bers, nmt
d«y night, except the
Mr. Tracy Elliott is appreciated as a io We .•ih>r,"
v i'«iiiihi*i
(let move titan en«$ miiHterf I i Ify n van without too nineb trouble, but-'«v
■G.t.ird.iy of esoh mouth.
or write to him.
crowded
to
its
utmost
capacity.
The
some of it be expended to inak 3 the pro­ chorister.
mt ';.'i lo get nt h fiMt one, .'.ml peroro for youraeif t'.vonty livo cliaunliig complete novela free. Yotr
v 'LCionw, N.G.
B. I. i-.lv, Sec’y.
.'ill .’ui r. a piami < hai: •
h great <>| p« itiuilt.i
It you pusd lUU offer by unheeded. Order you<
Post i-sie'- ra* s ays that no mail pork and bean supper was enjoyed by all. perty that it sold of some value. This
Mr. Dunsmooro from Minnesota will novela by tho numbers .u glvou. Addrcsu uU lettor«;
uas arr d
¡' Ji *-.oo-.k for a number The music by the band and choir was will not only benefit ■ «■ la -holders,
go into business with his brother J. K.
"1 days 111/ J ,15, '|. ni!;.y, the river being excellent. The recitations were good. and masses but will promote commercial
Dunsmoore, in the the proposed furniture,
so high r.' - it
i'l.possi,' lj to ford it. The comrades told many interesting interests in this state und'oii this coast.
sash and door factory, The building
stories of their experiences 111 the lute
—Sheridan Com ier
TO PUBLISH THE LAWS.
will be erected nearly opposite tho print­
J. E. S I \
->u
f the Trucks; war. After the other exercises were over,
ing office.
most
of
tlii
audience
engaged
in
a
dance.
for ana year and any 2£a of Iha ehova named navels
•«mb***-, o
..-v II *, wu« in the
Proposed Will t >
‘ ltah *■•»« Law. of
The M. E. quarterly conference was
Oregon In the Newspaper..
tv la-
'1 1 • iiiy.'m nits with Much credit is due W. O. Thayer for the
held
at
the
school-house
to-day.
Messrs
,<• l :g 1;,' til-r , ■ «uu-..:.- this -e.isons success of the affair.
The following is a copy of a bill tlint Rev. Wood, Wilson, and Goyne were
The occasion will be long remembered
■as for tire comp.tny's mill
by the old army veterans, and everyone will lie introduced at thin session of the present from Tillamook.
Or they will be given to any one securing us a new subset
f J. Aliev wh-’is so*"iun'r.g' 'erusa-
SCHOOL MKBTINO.
who was present will hold pleasant Oregon Legislature.
*ic!> ' -u'lerini'
The meeting was called to order by J
memories of tiie event.
S ection 1. Within ninety days after
■ 1 on erg the 1«..-
C. Bewley. On motion Mr. McCoy was
adjournment
of
tiie
Leyi«lative
Assembly
11
:i r. t 1.
pie ol .ft
nd iir-.t
those
WHAT THEY HAY.
all general laws enacted by such Legisla­ chjseu chairman. The object of the
who I feel. I; ■
send 13 i ents to him
tive Assembly shall be published at the meeting was to complete a d.strict organ­
1, call on
The
following
are
a
few
of
the
many
■it
to
be
''.sting
those
who
are
o$»!tr Ihr
expense
of the state, in the general news­ ization. On niotiou Prof. K. K. Baruurt)
complimentary notices given ti e New
needy
Messra.
of
the state, and all ipectal laws was chosen secretary pro-tern.
papers
There i- st,11 a great deal < f kicking a- Year H eadlight by onr exchanges:
enacted by such Legislative Assembly Cone; Morton, Curtis. Jacoby and Comer
VERY CREDITABLE.
moug lax payers 11 account of the enor­
shall be published in at least ono news­ were nominated for directom. A ballot
A ppointment «
mous expen-e attached to the trial ol
The T illamook H eadlight issued a paper, to be designated bv the Secretary being taken Messers. Comer. Morton and
First Sunday in the niontb.-Ttilamook l<
\ M.
Howell ior killing Hauxhurai. It iJ very creditable illustrated New Year's of State unless otherwise provided, in Curtis were declared duly elected
and
‘
‘ 'c r M.
Bal­
V. M
rftecond Aund iy, W ¿laue school house, a
<
laintc I that if tile county is fortunate edition .—Statesman .
A. M
Thtrd Sunday, South Prairie
u
the locality affected by such law ; such lot being taken Mr. Haro was elected
P. >i. enough lo get the case settled at the next
"
Pleasant Vsib. v
3.
publication to be at the expense of the clerk
P. M.
A Gnat and Wcnii
”
"
Pleasant Valley
7.
WEI L I I.I.I'STR ITRP.
term of the circuit court, it will cost $1,000.
A. M.
Fou: t.
, .1 ■ 1 ■ 1
state unless otherwise provided for.
On motion meeting adjourned in due
Long Praitie
2..'0 a . M.
Tom Handley says that I10 doesn't care
The T illamook H eadlight of the
S ection 2. The publisher oi any news­ form.
ro much about people breaking into his 9th conics out well illustrated, with the paper may tile with the Secretary of
2, Í76 Page
C hristian Cnca. ii.
cabin at Flower-pot Bay and stealing business houses and prominent men of State within ten days after tho adjourn­
NOTK K TO PAY.
Elder H B Xu«AS. P-i»lor: Will preach at
ment of the legislative assembly, an
I'll!" itook, on lhe t ilrd and fifth riindj}"« oil everything they can carry away, but that place—Yaquina Republican.
I am going out of the hotel business
each 1101th. at li ce a . m .. and 7:30 r. m . All | wiien it comes to tearing down the n ails
affidavit, upon a blank form ,to be fur­ Feb. 1, 1891, and all who owe ine will
are cordially Invited.
TIlF. BERT IN OREGON.
Tua M ammoth cy <, i .*>$*< ih 1 I iu
for firewood he kicks. It givcs'the other
nished by the Secretary, stating that he pleaso call and settle before that date.
H a I ivi I tn ii.««d i: it wa:>»M «*l il«* u
univi nal ei>iii|>i'iitliiiiti <>f $u«wl <g<
The
T
illamook H eadlight put out the is the publisher of u general newspaper
bummers
no
show,
ami
he
must
draw
the
J. A. R ichardson .
u-cui!, «.* k m IL’a H (¿«»ui m*. • h* v
raiisavTrHiAH Cm nell.
4 ..' 1 ctiiiipii !■• :n 'our '«irvi* : m I
test New Year edition of any paper in within the State, having at leas 3OO Irons
line r anewhere.
B ay C ity .
Occidental Hotel
tu 'n me B. ç"iii?il I hk «i (••!<!
2,1?«
I h pro'iHu- y Hin t aiad m IO i AJRI m *
Oregon, measured by the resources of its fide subscribers within tiie state, anil that
M.
II.
Larson
bas
R
hen
that
is
a
ingM.
TI i '.« i »': i "<I m of liul nr». l.mi«»,
NOTH K
Services every Sabbath at il a. m. and 7 p. in
to t- a'*«» tl.l« tin* jti«»‘t c in p
such publication has been published
very profitable bird She is a cood layer, field of enterprise.—Yamhill Reporter.
trii'fitl wMi k f<n tin* r.tflMu « i y- r j
A cordial invitation extended to all.
an-rk fur i ri r. I mm I j — inni*. *
within the state consecutively not less
J. D. Beard. Tastor.
The fruit trees ordered from Wirt Bros,
In «••> • ry < rcnp.ii Inn 1 r v III In
and her eggs are always double size. We
FAMILIAR FACES.
gti nr’»"tl prnitlrnl ufi i»> if
often
than
once
a
week
lor
one
year
prior
of
Salem
and
I).
(I.
Quick,
of
Hillsboro,
have three <»f them oi$ exhibition in this
V* lutn«* a«»- C'»»r,|Hi>*« «I in th
r-plftw la th«» w .i'k with kn-’vl'«
Tiie
T
ii . lamoo
kadlioht issued a to tiie «late of liis affidavit, with a correct are now ready for delivery, at n>y feed
office, the smallest of which measures
kind, li«« li I«*«! Ifl it with ti fill LI «¡
•ugK» Itiob«, »hat wr fully I» h' VelliÄ« I»» ».tnty«
very
neat
illustrated
edition
Jan.
9.
A-
statement of all facta regarding circula­ stable, and if not taken away at an early
EAST AND SOUTH
seven inches in circumference one way
liotll«* to W Illi ll It hl.Ik 1 ill.« It was It Will «non
cniHH u< I»» ri’K-uil d aa w.rth I'*■*«■! h I»» • nlit.
mong
the
familiar
faces
is
noticed
that
tion,
days
of
issue,
name
of
publication,
VIA
date
the
amount
due
will
be
placed
for
and nine incites the other. This is a
F«>r want «»f api cr w» < an oh K l»;|« flv ai.tnvnnr»
of E. E. Selph, and of the buildings there anil such other information as the Secre­ collection.
¡■•armali p«>rUou ut ih»* coni i ut» «4 »hi», gri'i.t
J. G. D av , Agt.,
Southern Pacific Route. prolifir climate.
work, a« follow» :
is the bank of C. & E. Thayer, and the tary of State may require, together with
Cblnei», jHpiiii''••'. fl”' IM-Mf !'• "f 1'1*11». AM
uiUd.ir»»«»«1
for above firms.
The price of the H ea D l I oîit and Detroit merchandise store of G. W. Fearnside.—
Pak-IM lu”. Iioltai.il. Humeo, Ritnual', lha
a copy of such publication; and an ap­
Surtía, K»fTi«rt'i. T«»»«r.t, Cfl*hm«r« nn*l
SHASTA LINE,
Free Press clubbed together after this Portland World.
Tur«a,
Mcxtaati«,
Aw«!»
Amarka»«.
Ainrrl
DIED.
plication to tie designated as official pub­
liar:», Sl«m«'«4, Abt »»In¡nn», Nor»« «¡»a-.
I«jlftt«», G.ioika, Ku -iih*. Hbi*iì'iii»,
will be |2.00. Please note change in our
M< »lcn¡«, Äu*lr!»lin«4. Bblgariati«, »liijhian*
lisher of tiie laws enacted by such Legis­ RAIXTON—In Portland, hut week,(’apt.
clubbing list. We can not even make
M IM FAIT! UFA •” UH-im«4 wh »
AN EXCELLENT PATER.
lative Assembly; and undertaking to
Win. Ralaton, of Garibaldi, aged about
muí ilniifrMivil tl”i u«t» Mm !<«»«•»•«•» «illd I
biiokbii.'tn.«. wrw>.| ri*i'r:.t in«. Il«>io«rii| h . pil•''••f•r»p»•• . csi4.i4
North. these terms with old subscribers of the
I
South
I
70
years.
| i Im In«, piuiin making, «Mich
| m | m > i
The T illamook H ha DUOUT' s New- perform such publication as here in pro­
«iitiliuf'.iffwr«'of «Ull. ti ■ n » iim -I, r1»»« «■liiii«. pi;
Free
Press,
and
all
w
ho
have
taken
ad
­
I.ei'.es
Portland
Arrives
1
93«
"
7:00 p Ili
HIM EH—At his residence, three miles
lüBther, »««*«• I«. * ni »•■ !•>'«. im im 'I h I w . pu-tnr
Year’s edition is an excellent paper. It vided.
Ar 1 6:22 a
Albani’
lo 23p ta Lv
I|»n
|»,
e«i»«'i»p»
”
4.
f*»'».
1
’
*
'"
11*.
I>riitl«e,
flit*
vantage
of
our
clubbing
list
heretofore
east of thia city, Seth Himes, age<! 72
Lv
9 00 p
Ui riK» ll tf whkU »iiiL« fuiiitd paulli.rly i
San Francisco
S ec 1OX 3. Any publisher upon com­
lo:15a in Ar
gives a good description of Tillamook
ia«irM<iv*.
years.
cannot renew with the same pap^r, as
FORLIUN l’HOIH'i T*. •»»•*«
It is a well gotten up plying with the foregoing section, it shall
Above trains Stop only st following «tatlon« the terms given us by other publications county and city .
tr«h'*i. uf Um ouiturr »b«i preparitk
HEADLIGHT AND.H'DGE’FLJBIIARY.
north of Roseburg: Host Portland, Oregon City,
ciiociilRt«, «wtu*n. R»«. h«mp «u|
pa|s>r, and shows that the proprietors, lx: the duty of tho Secretary of State to
«lio<er. «IlintNiOn. »H»|»l«)*' fH'l pi'i ,
Woodburn. Salem. Albanv, Tangent, *s odds. are applicable only to new subscribers to
deaignate
such
applicant
as
publisher
«im», |>i «in«, <1 it»-«. rat«ln«. Ar*,
Messrs. Lamb A Jones are first-class
Halaoy, Harrisburg. Junction City, Irving, Hu
Evervliody who will send ns $2.00 for
ncruhn. cork, «mutphor, < «*f<»r o I, l
those papers.
and to furnish such publisher with a cor­
gene
KATI KAI. I11MTORY.
1»t«T.mM< ar t mm.i* •»«■
newspaper men.—Layfavette Ledger.
BOSgBUMO MAIL daily .
u
year's
subscription
to
the
H
f
.
avlioht
m-acilpwn«. !.<•!•< Iu| »in» t •<« lHu -ln*lli*li' . »f I
lieaa'a.
There is a great deal of con plaint made
rectly printed copy of tho Laws enacteil
I,lr I« Il li■•» aiul in-»i,n. wtiliiuu' L curiosa ml
rc«>.rd*
will
receive
in
addition
to
our
paper,
the
lug Uitir itf« «u*i balot«.
4:00 p in bv our sulis. niters :n the southern part of
Ar
Portland
R:o0 a ni Lv
bv
the
Legislative
Assembly
as
defined
BblLT fl’ THE TOWN.
LA IV. Tn« M ammoth
ni
Lv i2 00
Albany
famous humorous monthly magazine
12:20 p m Ï.V
i.iHik. t Hill« Cttr» t»inu ll
G 2O a tn the county « n a«-count of not getting tiieir
I.V
Roseburg
5:4» p m Ar
The illustrated numlier of the T illa ­ in section 1 of this net, to be published j called ''Judge’s Library,” for one year
con'M'tiing fu'.l « ii *1 conci
•nd »Lu I»’» * •’( tho M«'«»»
papers regularly. We hope the post­ mook H eadlight , issued la t week, was as provided in section 5 of this act.
aiibj- cttu IIIIgMUa. «I«h
ALBANY LOCAL. DAILY (MCEPT «WNDAV)
This offer is made to both those renewing
masters in that section will I ook into the very creditable to t lie proprietors. Lamb
UI XI XU. D-MrtpHona
S ection 4. The publisher shall receive
« .’<1, ..ii>
diauK»;>'h>, eu«:, «alt, uoj.prr
old
subscriptions
and
to
those
fieconiing
qalekaibar.
matter an<l will tiikv it as a favor if our 4Jor.es. It contained a number of finely compensation for such publication at fhe
Portland
Albany
woxpr.Ms 0/ Tifr rf *
patro s will inlbrin i a of any failure to executed cuts of buildings and prominent rate of twenty crtits l*er folio of on« subscriber* for the first time. No otliei
d
li|«'fr»t*' t il.u
t
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LOCAL »ARSRNOER TR UM« DAILY (EXCEPT «CN- receive tiieir pa|»ers.
We arc careful to people. A few years ago Tillamook was hundred words: Provided, that pnblica-, paper in this country ia able to make
lA-tw«' tun« « U b« mv M • la« |>«url ultlnfl. •nri.l tl-lnoR. «Ic
subscribers this offer, the H fadligut
|e<k t'ir<iiii;li Ihn vntiiabl«
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DAY.)
A!. AM» MIMTI
see that the papers leave this office O.K , looked upon as a place, almost, if not tion in newspapers having over one
i. ,. F.o-v $n < nr< . by 1 Impta XTATIRTK
I.alte» a «ai»i nmount of »•i«»» »••«$
|. ■• in »•<•»» I. .II«« h» | l, «very a .ru«» ul »t.tih $«<»**• (»•fHitn'tirti n« Ai
having secured the exclusive right to club
Albany
Ar I «:aS a ni and cannot understand wherein the diffi­
. C.I <1. i.arfruent fot'fflni ■ pai|'iil»Hi»ii rif U»»- cunliu» lit», «f thr(»«"
thousand
circulation
in
the
state
shall
be
1
jT.eb'inon
quite ont of the world hut the establish
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nf » iilvh j.i any taui« mu « f iti'i ptln*’lf>»l caMiniflr» • f • *» w*rM
with "Judge's Library” for this vicinity.
f Albany
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p in culty i » s.
tlirr», Fri-al'IrliU «I »•■«•• f»r **l<»t «*?««>
mer.t of the H eadlight has brought a- paid lor nt the rnte of five cents per folio , "Judge's Library” ia a monthly maga-
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t «r. •«! in the r of of thp bout wondirful charges —Telephone- additional fo« eac»> one thousand addi­ z.ino of fun, the subscription price o.
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to. •
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tional circiilstional within the state, or
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•u-riv occupied by Harr\ Register
•nicry b «»4 progr*«», pop'»’««
which alone is $1.00. It contains 3-
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frs< tlon over five hundred.
T ourist S leeps ?, cars
rber «hop, Wednesday
Wrig t h
WDXÎH H**. Fi Tf-Me
pilona eilte«, M« , .-.mimon epanimo twat ç»i
pagi a of humorous illustrations and read-
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d <f ■■■ Vr'tta •••»no Pnrk, Yr-anmlte nuucl«1t»n » ii 4» m of ceptiM- R •!
the w« «14, Clifton« hou H na
S ection 5
publication when
n»< »rn 4
t vp fine being the cause.
• t-r,- P.I'R. 'ho A'¡», I’trio. V-.'i»lu«, Vent««, of
FINK ILLI STRATI«,!«».
For the accommodation of Cec ’nd r i a-- p
» ibi «>«, *»rt«iw of'h*' naniMof ointn«,
(irg matter, to all of which "Judge’s”
t »», .,« ».! »■ '.t.l., M-».i,.;'>tii <-««•. Natural m
wnrk», popular f«M«a. tamil»«« qua
gerì, attached to Exprès* T ring.
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.,rdere«i,
shall
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in
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of the H ok and
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Unta.
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Tie issue of the H eadlight , printed
famous artists and writers are contribu­
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l.ad«l‘.i i.
♦ the bu ¡ding. The at Tillamook, of the 9th inst., «as a, newspaper sc designated, and within tors, and is neatly printed and bound in
pe.'i'i r I
The West Ride Divi-i ,n
H«»ok
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o. nipy yet be die cred.table paper, giving a very good de- ninety «lays «<'«« ths adjournment of the 1 handsome colored covers It is a con­
,<,,<.(•• ci,» anta »<*»«!• ili' » «»f i»h«f. a r-marlhlily trit- r
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• t . ’.1. »tv itti ' vclopj KDIA ifl m«F b» fruittflH. yet bwt ■ fnMt$on*l part e*f ?*«*• t'-fl’«
pi
BETWEEN P9RTLMD IV9 C^Vilir trn an <>•
H- '.any conflagrations eription of Tillamook city and countv, Jxqrisiative AssrinMr, and a eorrectly densation, in fact, of "Judge's” brightest
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MAIL TRAIN DAILY (RXCBFT SUNDAY
befor»* tt.<
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Th ’xe who with fine illustrations of public anti pri in*1 legibly printed copy of such news-
so-i.r'i • . ». •.' I»!» » <1 -very Fay with ««»«aril «•» thr vartou« r»«Tlw«lnv IMWMI«»»'» tXM
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i humor.
i.ix a-.t n« r»a«««>n >7 ii>»farni»rRn«lho ia»wti«ia ibair daily dullaaaiU par««lta, a»J (tf eu*
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Portland
Ari j - j
have be. » p! pc»? 'a e l should drop a
. a4»if mu
la mere «1 trrtamtnK vf »natructivc
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vate buildings, the proposal $40,0,3 p.rtxr shall bellied with the ‘tacretary
LOOS AT TIIE FlGl'Rts!
Corvgha
r v ' u.«« p m dollar F»r tw 1 in the « o:
rid
hotel at Nehalem beach, pictures of the ,f state with bill for printing the same
The regular subscription price of the
The Or-'g i»- n I ‘ ’Be lar eat rirculn- prominent men of that section, etc. The attached, and if found a<> printed the
id Corvallis conned with trains
ic Railroad.
ikn 01 1
I
’ ty «A^\ s^kly H eadlight is the loss in the line of tim­ Secretary of Slate shall approve tho bill H eadlight ia $1.50
MM DAILY, (EXT v ~ t StJITDAY.)
The regular subscription price <4
paper we- <»i th p.r- >y M untaiiw« And ber land notices, having published 820 of and inane a warrant on the State Treas­
"Judge's Library” is $1.00. While we
a- them-within two years, besides 3j0 urer for the payment thereof.
Portland
Art 6 » a ni in ord» r to ¡urther 1 <*ic:uW its
4 40 p m 11 L y
North Yamhill
L» 1 6.16 a m
é S3 p m L y
S ection 6. This a< t shall be construe«! ; offer both publications to you for J j .OJ.
1 Ar
t«d
w, homestead and pre-emption notices, the
L t | 5:4l a m
McMinnville
?:»$ P ■
a large Hat of valuable J>nok> awrotber printer’s fees amounting to nearly ten to mean that such publication shall not
vdm 'R ibe for the TILLAMOOK
' be made at the ex|i*-nse of the state if
Through Tickets n«eful articles. an4 nrJ >4ferinK Ke in at* thousand dollars —Toledo Post.
K
«nted
in
supplement
or
pamphlet
form,
HEADLIGHT, the only news­
premium« tu each u jr »■!• riaer, to any
------- TO ALL POINTS--------
paper in Tillamook county
of ita aeveral i««ua for year!- «iibscrip- HOLMES BUSINESS COLLEGE, apart and s-parate from the newspaper.
EAST AND SOUTH
Fortlaixl. Oregon, will open September 1st
S ection 7. Tbia act being denned ol
tiona. Th« Orel ontaa ■4»o«$'l be in every of
giving
all the county news.
J, A. We«», the leading penman of the co»’«
>, shall take effect
household. Jend f« J^miurn liât to hu become a partner in thia whool and nil! immediate >4M
and
after
ita
ap-
(be <>re.
.a DabiiaMdg Co.. Portland, make it the leading Bu iuee. College Seed for and be in I
It. F. ROGERS
Catalogue.
Asst. G F and Ta.« A<1 Oreg'ia.
T illamook ,
23, li
1.
Uhs "Headlight
SI.75.
020 Bcanlifal El stra
The Headlight
s
$1.50 per year
i
Mammoth
CyclopeeJ
Only $2.00