Tillamook headlight., January 30, 1891, Image 2

(will, our opinion« birnrw. nuwr
the privilege to reject or curtail *ny article aeut
ua, Cor reaaon, which are un.leralood by all
publishera. Alw>. rentewber that brevity la re­
quired above all thiutp.}
L amb & J unen ,
W. F. D. J omk .,
B. C. L amb ,
Rorro».
A. ooci . t * E dito «
TP GOSSIPEBS.
E d . H eadlight :—I have often
noticed in small town«, where the
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line of distinction between social
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respectability and the debased ele­
Three mouth«» ..
ment i« not clearly defined, that
ADVERTISING RATE».
rep­
In< h, per month
IM*r yenr J9.00 those whose social and inoral
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” 45.00 utation border on the demi monde,
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” 133.00 are always trying to crowd them-
Local notices, locts. per line; and sets, after I
| «elves into the circles of the beau
the first insertion.
Loat, Found. Wanted, For Hale and For Rent I j monde.
Failing in this, a« they
notices, fiocta for first inaertloR aud fi.00 perl
^generally do, they are piqued,
month.
MONEY FOR THE MOYS
Legal notice«. Nonpareil. 1 oct«, per line for
first insertion and fteta per line for each »ubae- and, as a method of revenge, try
The Detroit »'Free Pres»” want» to
aue»t insertion.
to bring the better clasae« down to secure a lively boy in this locality to »ell
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All local notice* will be •‘starred’ or otherwise
their own level by mean« of slan­ lheir famous weekly. The “Free Press”
designate«! as advertisements.
is the most popular and one of the best
So special position will lx- agr«e<l upon for , derous goHsip.
y advertisement, though we tnge especial
These gOHsipers are always en­ selling papers iu tlie United States. It
in« to display advertising matter effectively •
and give as favorable position as possible, ire-I
gaged in prying into other people's is supplied to dealers on very liberal
queutly changing the ‘‘make-up” of the paper
terms, the Company taking back all un­
own sold copies and requiring payment only
We make a special effort to change or re-build characters, forgetting their
advertisements as often as our oatrona desire,
unsavory reputation, and any little for such papers as are sold.
but make mi contract to that effect.
No cute will be uaed, «ai'ept out line cut. on | ruDior or report they get, in con­
Only one l>oy is appointed in a town, so
metal butte..
torted and colored to suit, the un­ tbo one that writes first giving good busi­
er
We retw-rve the right to reject any advertiw- (
known detail« are supplied, and ness references, will probably get the
meat that we deem objeeliodahlc..
sgency. State how many pajiers you
T kkms : Ca.h in advance for »mall adverli«*- the «lory goes rapidly on it« round«,
think you enu sell at five cents each, and
nient«, and payment I. required monthly or '
growing more sensational each
quarterly on large contract».
'
they will be at once forwarded, reaching
time it is told.
Send all money by draft. i*<»Htnl Note, Money
you in time for Saturday sales. Address
Order or ilcgUtcred Lvtter. at our expeiiM.
The««! scavenger« of society put The Fiee Press Co., Detroit, Mich. Any­
Correspondence on topic* of general i uterrat,
in their time groveling through the one on writing for it can get a sample
Invited.
Address all communication* to
filth and offal of inoral corruption copy of the Free Press free.
T he H eadlight ,
PORTLAND MARKET.
and
when they secure a morsel
T illamook , O r .
(Wholesale Quotations.)
Po»t maMtera In Tillamook county that is especially putrid and ob­
are agent* for tlie H eadlight .
O ats —Gray
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noxious they loll their tongues over
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Cfl^t'opk** of this paper are on »ale at the
Store of(*. If Wih ox Kt ( o., htati<»nerN nnd news
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it with fiendudi relish, tlniH whet­ W heat —Willamette
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dealer* Occidental hotel building, Portland,
Walla
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ting their degraded appetites for P otatoes U,,11a
Oregon.
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something more pentiferoiiH.
O nions
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It is, however, impossible to ex­ T
Tillamook needs a board of trade.
D ucks
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pect an absence of this evil in a G eese ”
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Senator Mitchell'« oppoidtion «mall town, a« the «ourec« of inno­ C hickens —Old
Spring
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cent amusement to give employ­ B utter —Brine
failed to materialize.
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ment to the minds of the people,
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Choice Dairy
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A winter like thin would be con­ are «carce, and people must have E ggs —Oregon
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sidered mild, even in California.
Homething to talk alsmt. the ignor­
L ard , Oregon
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ant and unrefined ehooHing what
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The irony in the Oregonian ’ h is most familiar to them.
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Pennoyer preHÍdential I hmiiii lh too
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palpable to be entertaining.
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eflccts of scandal-mongers, no mat­ IfLoutt—Willamette
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ter how resiHM-table, and it is, per­
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Ea*tern Oregon..
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The United State« should sur­
haps, useless to deny or give heed
CLUBBING
LIST.
vey more of it«, jdomain«. Tilla­
to any evil reports, as it is easy to H eadlight and Toledo Blade 1 year
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mook county i« badly in need of
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Weekly Call (B. F.)
live them down. In other words,
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huc I i work.
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Weekly Examiner
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the friendship of such jieople is
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Century Magnxine
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The member« of the Washington worth nothing, and their enmity is
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Detroit Free Press
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Mammoth C.iclo|MEdia ”
legislature proved thcmaclveH a of no harm.
KAT1U4 OF SUMUBIPTION.
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net of hoodlum«
CalkiiiH light.
in the Squlres-
Senator Squires was re-elected
in Washington and the Calkins
men claim the ' eluetiim was con-
si by inonoy.
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X.
Dickens' Work*
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Twewty five complete novel, to any old .ub-
The masses are in favor of an
honest Isillot, such as may bo ae-
cured by the Australian ballot
system. Will our legislators adopt
it! If tin* measure is defeated, ' it
will be through the influence of a
few cdrrftpt politicians.
King Kalakan i of the San<l-
Wloh Islanda db ' 1 in Him Fran­
The flglita over the election of
cisco last week.
llis sister
United
Staten Senator« in «everal
inherit the throne.
of the Htate leginhitiirea has lieen
very diagraceful. The interest« of
the the country would lie better nub-
nerved and there would be lens
contention
and corruption if the
likely
price <i
SenatorH were elected by direct
the United State« Senator.
vote.
The Election bill proponed by
The timber-land sharp« thrown
(’ongresM cun do no luirin, and any
ineiixure calculated to improve the into Porthind jail, found thnt in-
method of Heouring liontmt election« «titution a place of great incon­
venience. After swearing that the
rhouhl be encouraged.
place was more valuable for stone
It in Htife to Hay that the Free than for agricultural pnqioHCH.
Coinage silver bill in alright for the they couldn't find a file to file a
miiHHCH who make their living by »worn statement.—Klamath Star.
honeHt laltor, iih the moneyed men
One more road bill showed up in
and corporation« of the Emit are
the
house, for 110,000 for a read
till oj>|H>ned to it.
connecting Tillamook county with
Senator Mitchell wan re-elected, Astoria—an extension of the Max­
receiving the unanimous vote of well road. This is a meritorious
the Republican nieinliere of the measure, if any of the road bills
Id'giHlnture, Iwitli in cauciiH ami on are to pa««. It would open up to
final ballot. The Democrat« voted settlement and development a rich
section. —Salem Statesman.
for one B. Goldsmith.
lì
and on investigating it wa» found they
were from B. M. Ferry 4 Co., of
Detroit, Michigan, for their northwe»t-
ern agents, F. L. I’omtcn A Son, 209
Second »tract, Portland, Oregon. Ponton
»it Son have »old and delivered already
thia »eaaon over three car loada of vege­
table aeed» alone. Tiiese must be the
very l>e»t of seed,, aud they uiuat have
very low prices, or the firm never
could have nc-ured such an itninemw
)reg3iiian, December 29.
trade.
Send for their Catalogue and mention
this paper.
acriber who will bring uh one new aubttcriber.
Them, rate, apply only to new .lilxcriblr» and
to thoae who pay arrearage and renew their
autacription before the end of thin month.
WHAT TILLAMOOK HAS
Picturesque scenery,
Over 90 miles of coast line,
Clam-beds till you can’t rest.
Streams full of trout and salmon.
Rich coal dc|>osit* on tlje Nehalem.
A climate as good as any on the coast.
A large and well equipped livery stable.
Plenty ot game: water fowl, deer, elk, bear, etc.
Good prospects
railroad in the
for a
PREMIUMS
I
Congress is trying hard to dis-
|«>se of the Free Coinage «ml Elec­
tion bills.
The silver men are
confident, but those who advocate
the Force Election bill are trying
to bring tlw silver men into line
by dilatory tactic«. The country
A large appropriation for tlie would feel relieved if a square vote
World'« Fair would be a good were taken on both measures.
thing, but those who will receive
the most benefit, real estate specu­
The special bills introduced in
lators and railroad corporation», the Legislature providing appro­
should contribute a large aliare. priations for »agon roads, will
The cities will derive more Iteiicfi t amount to nearly I’JtMl.OtMl, and
than the rural districts
there will l«< a strong effort to ¡>oo)
iaMiieH ami get them all through.
The Uuitcd States and Great It is thought by many that an ex­
Britain nhould nettle the aenl fish­ penditure of thia kind will be of
eries question amicably and fairly more benefit to the state than a
at once. It is folly to go to war in AJ.Vi.OtHi appropriation for ths
order to protect a niono|Hilixing World's Fair.
corporation that i* becoming no
powerful that it u I un mt control»
W hat a iqH-ctaclc for an enlight­
national politic«,
If Circa» Brit- ened nation! Iler legislative Isslies
ain'« «ubjeetM are allowed to en- 'tigaged in rioting and diaorderly
crunch npoii the alleged right« of .■omluct, even to our highest Con-
the great «enling eoinpauv. why grem, when they should lie work­
deny Americans the same privi­ ing in the interest of the people!
lege! It «rem« that the delay in let us not pride ourselvea on «c-
nettling the difficulty la encuore
r form of government j
aged iii order to keep private
n elect legislator«« that i
«***"l«.ihAr*. out of
more august and digui-,
General
Good Reading
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps
and Notions
harbors
at
Tillamook,
Nails.
¡Special attention (JiVen to FiHing Order‘d for tfoodg
Jobbing Lot$.
IN FOUR VOLUMES
-’•< ...
s
Mil l
containing
HEY have just received an
merchandise which they are selling at prices never be­
fore quoted in fiiis part of the country.
AND
620 Beautiful IHratioiii.
T ur M ammoth cyclop . mok ’. tv» be n put
ll«hed to niv«-t c e waul» <>! liw U Mnei for •
uuivereal coiDpendhini of kn<-wi
pr.-.eil ’i«'
useful, ecientlflcard genera’. Th* w-rk i« pul
liahed complit»» in lour large end '.»u mh
Toiutne*, cumpi l»h>g a (■■■»’
2,17* ragee, ar
laprofuaely illustrated with «BCb-nu buicngra»
ingR. TIiouRftHd» of dnl'ai’M have >><•» n ••xpe- d»
to i. ake thl« the jno«t Cow p , te. rabinble an<
awful wor'A for rhe nii»m-e rv< r puboti’md. It i
a work forev ry I xh J. v —man. w man a d chih’
In every oecupaiion or w’dk In life. The »uh
et-.nceand prartkal uti iir«-f tw«tHr ordluar;
volume« «’<> comprht*«] in the»* four, at.d ►
* T
!' ! replete la the work with knowh-dgo of avery
kind, B<> fried is it with u eful hints and hdpfu
»ugg»-Bti'>n’•. that we fully bi lieve that In ever;
home to which It «hall flud It» wav it will «non
come to be regard« d a» worth its weir ht in zold
For want of »pace we can only briefly suinmar-
ize a small portion of the contents of this great
work, a» follow» :
HISTtinV. Tn. »..MOV. Crvura.u wntalM .MWf.1.14 Chfn»M, j«p»ne»e. the people of India, Afrlo«, M»dnirMe»r,
Paleatln», Iceland. Borneo, Rurrnnh, th» «endwich I«lAbd*
rik I A'ltlientlo history of th» front American Civil War, pro«
fn««Ly lllii»tr«ted, with onnitrem A need oils of the Rebellion; a Serria, Ksffrari«, Tartary, CMhmert «nd Tuni», the Arabs
rotnf kt* Mi«i*ry of America, from it» diMorery by Columbu» to Turk», Mexican», flouth American». American Indian», kx/p
ihs pre«»nt lim« ; graphic desoriptlona of fanuHii battle» and tian». 8l«m<»e. Abvaainiaa«, Nor»*gi«D», Rpanlir-*». Swj*».
Importsui evouls 1« the hietory of all naliou», chronological Italiaa*, Greek», Ru»»i«nt. Siberian*. Afghan». r»r»iaua.
Moslem», Auatralian», Bulgarian», Kicllian», etc , ou>.
hlatury .etc., ete
1II<I4 m IIA!*I11'. Tbi« great work contain» th* Lire* nf all MANUFACTURE?» In thl» gr»at work to »!•« d»«cribed
th« Pre»ldentR of th» United Htate*, from Washington to «nd iliB»trated tho art* and procema of priHtin?, ••.oreotyplng
llarriaun. with portrait« and other lllualration», «l«o live» and fowkbindinf, wood »ugravlug, lithography, phoiogrxpby. onlle.r
partrai-uiof Napoleon Bonaparte. Shakeairear». Bvron, William printing, piano making, wateh making, paprt making, th
Conn. Honjsiain Frauklin, Hrury Clay, Daniel Webater, aud manufacture of »Ilk. iron, »tee!, glass, vb'.ua, perfumery, »r-p
fam am »lair.mru, author», poota, general», elorgymcn, etc., leather, »tarch, wall paper, turpoutiue. poital card*, fostaf'
stnmp», envolope», pen«.’ p»neila. needle«, atid rauay other
down to the preaeut day.
thing», nil of which will b» found peculiarly iBt»re»t:ng an
AGHK'VLTritE. Valuable bint» and RMful auffgeatlon»
C-
to Fbimora. treating of field «ropa, galea and fence», fertiifier». I inatrueilT».
farm Imnlt-mon!« ; live»t»ek ralaiag, Inoludlng the treatiueut of FOREIGN rRODrCTR. laterwitlBg de«er!ptk»«. I’to-
4i»»a*vn <-t domea'.le animal» ; poultry keeping, and huw made trated, of th» culture »nd preparation for market of wa, roffer
aoeoeoB ful and profit «bl t; bee keeping, dairr farming, «te. The chocolate, cotton, flax. h»mp. »ugar. rid. nutmeg*. • »ver
ban
troaimet.t of iiiv*e »ubjseta 1» compl»ie and exhaualive, and ginger, eiuuanion. allapico pepper, eoooauuU. niuearp
render« th» work uf grr«t practical uae lo farmer» audatocknien. ana», prune», dal»», raiaina. fig*, olive» iudl* rubber, gutta
pcreha, eork, camphor, cattor ail, tapioca, at»., «1».
linnTIC'CLTTUr. Heroin la gl»»n th« moat ttaoful hint»
Intereating »nd InMrnetlve
to grneer, ef «11 kind* nf vegetable» and fruit«, aa gathered NATURAL HISTORY.
description«, accompanied by ii!u*Uati»ua. of numrroai U' »«»
from the rx;-eri> ace of the most ««cceMfuI bortiealluriat».
bird». Othea and inaocta, with much ourfou» intormatU« regard
A MCIIITE« Tt'HE. Dealgna and plan»for honae». cottag*»,
b.rtis «nd othar mitbul ding», with valuaola augg»Mlon» to Ing thalr life aud habit».
LAW. Tne M ammoth Crei.or«nrA 1« »'.so a complete law
■.«■a inieu lini to build.
book, tailing avorv man how h* maybe hl* own Liwri.r aad
lfOT*MF,f|O|.|>. Thia work con'aln« tried and t»»tod recipe» containing full and concl»« explanation« of tho ger ml law*
.r Blvoateirri IniBglnnhle <li«h for hreakfaat, dinner and tea. and tho law* of the aeveral Htate« upon all matter« zhfah are
hi* dvparunrni non« being worth wioro than nine tenth* of »ubjeetto litigation, with numerous form» of legal dooumenta.
■ t took bo«k « -old ; almost innumerable hint», help» and aug-
.«•tft.ri* to hr..i*. k*vf»»r» ; deaignaand »uggoetlnn» for making MINING. Description» and Uluatralinn« of the mining of
tany Sv.ntifnl thing» for the adornment of home, In needle- gold, »liver, diamond», «oal, »ait, copper, load, ziac, tin and
■ .r!t, -w’jr.tl ter«, om ; hint* on floriculture, telling howto be qulckailrar.
.«»«••f.J with all th» variot»« | lanw ; toilet hint*, trilling hew WO\l»F.lt8 OF THE RE A. nemln am dwwrlbed and
- '.reeerie ai.d beautify tho complexion, hand», troth, hair, illustrated tho many wonderful and bxutiful thing', found at 'h
. > to.
bottom of th» ocean, the plants, flower», »hell», llshe«, me , Ilk»
M«nr dollar» in doetor»' Mito will bo »»red I wiae pearl diving, coral flahlug, etc., etc.
•J»| V lori.rv p.^.oBBor of thl* book through the valuable
AN!» MINCELLANEOr*.
:*rni«tlon herein eontalned. It tell* how to euro, br alm pie STATISTICAL
t r*Ual ie 1 •’«•1 icniodle«. available in every household, every is given a vast amount of useful aad tul»re»tliig laformadon
* of which is th» population of American cul**, area ant
*»«e Hint silment that i* ournbl*. thia department forming a mid
population of Lheeontineut». of the States and Tcrrttorio* a»e
up eir tnrdiml book, th« value ef which in any home oan of th» principal countries of the world, length of ths princlp»
■dir bo computed In dollar» nod eenu.
river», Preeidontial vote for »Ixtv your». Froid* nital ntAti«iiii»
VI WT’OM AM» niM'OYFKr. Remarkably Inter- area and depth of aosi, lake» aud oeem*. bright of tr.ouaUdn*
ng d»»-rtp'inn» of »rent Inrention*, in-luding the Steam locomotion of aulmals and velocity of bodice heieht of moan
r ue th* T« t-rraph. the Frin'lng ProM. th< F.lvetrio Light, nicnta, tower» and structure*, distance ; from Wnvhlngton. alt.
• •«••Ing M.-.ehlii". the Telephone, Uto Tvpo Writer, the Typo from New York, to Important point«. ciiroiioi»t(iea1 history of dis
.-.n>g M» l| nr. the Cotton Gin, 010.
covery and progress, popular aubriquuU of unvri«itn State«
Wdltl.lFH H(»M»KKN.
Graphle deseriptlona, oitie». etc., common grammatical error», rule« for »polling, pr>
•a Ifnlir i!l .»trv.»d, of the Yellow atone Park, Yoaemlte nuneiation and u*o of capital». Wall Btreet phrase«, «otnrasr»-
• v, Nra-sra F Jia, the Aipa. Parie, Veauviua, Venice, of the world, curioa» facta in natural hl«tory,| ngivity <
• ■««, the « atniii of Colorado. Mammoth Cave, Natural animal», origin of the u»m<M of State«, and of eouatrh «. of gre
work», popular fnblo», familiar quotation», of go lu» and ■
4»v. V a kina Qian, t'io While Mouutaiua, etc., etc.
plant», dying words of famoui person*, fate of ths AixxUe«
< VEJ.S. Denerffdion*. profnarly lllnatrated, of the Itto, staUatlo»»f the globe, leading gorornmeuu of th» world, eu
srtra, ctiai ,rn*, p»c«illvr forma, rltea and oereinonieo of the •“
a.
r *11 -ho-h to br! f annrmary of It» content* Mim» idea oTwftat s remarkably intereatinf*, Inet-uc.. .«■ >
.a »••
it.ai.l w - - k the M AMMtrrn <' tclopa > dia 1» m»y be gained, yet but a fractional part of tha fopiea treat*! i
• gr iv work Imre b-en nam-<1. It 1» a mat atorehoti«« or useful and entertaining knowledge—uuqu«eU n-
i y
«»f t lio b*»’and tno»‘ ralttable work» ever published in any land or language. No homo «heuld b* with
•j’ it
T 1« » work to l<g r<m»ulte«l *rery day with regard to the rarfoua rerplexln» question» that oenatnn ly
e.v- in writing and < -«tv r-atio«, by tlio farmer and housewife in their dally dstiea an 1 purault», and for eon
muvu* leading uu work la more entertaining or instructive.
F or I nstance :
B ist B rands C alifornia F lock
-¿ù-grents for tire
TILLAMOOK, SAN FRANCISCO AND WAT PORTS.
Mikes regular trips about every two weeks, the weather Permitting.
Tlie fast sailing S tb . T rucker has been specially fitted up for carrying pas
CABIN
One of the prettiest und thriftiest towns,Tills
mook. in the stste.
An enterprising, pro*perous, contented au<!
Cyclopaedia,
A rapid, but healthy growth and most promts
iug prospects for the future.
Only $2.00
Many quarter-sections of fairly good govern
tuent laud which may be had for the taking.
Fine ocean beaches at Netarts,
Nestucca and
Nehalem, which are already becoming popular
resorts
Vast bodies of accessible timber which i* said
to be the best and most valuable in the North
weal.
A harbor a liich r ill be one of the best on the
coast,
when a
GRAND PREMIUM GFFEti
improving it.
Half s-dosen
fine rivers,
which
STEERAGE
tributaries, sre of inestimable value for naviga
Heautiful and productive prairies which con
farms suitable for dairying, stock
Forfurther information apply to
J. E. S ibley ,
IKS OF CHARLES DICKENS,
A good bank.
t.
£7^
A jewelry store.
A good saw mill.
TO EVERY READER OF THIS PAPER!
W, want to IriOTmaooiircIroulMloii Tory liirgol, during the neitelt month*—to donlil« It ir 1.0«.
elb.o.
I •» aecoinpIlHh thia we Deed the co operation of onr present anba«trll»ers and reader*
if «¿ a th
one of our pr.w»ant readers wotihl enouro for us on* ntm tubteribor, our circulstioia wontil be «|u Died
‘‘••‘««knowthatlt will take an eitraordlimry indu^m.nt In |,rirt|f o,n thi
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^7 ¿‘.’X'
In« pumuiiug ¿‘X’ -.X «lbw'S mX'io““'
A beautiful town site.
’w ii
Two photograph galleries.
Commodious warehouses.
r:’Per. >”r •tune more than <>ur rural:.r bh I
•cription price. Our groat oiT«*r to RiilMcribor
ir’J *’B *nT tTer b' »«‘t’ A’te m*(I..
( hurl,
OicUiiB w»B the gmtesl novi Hat .ho u„
An excellent school building
ShL‘
Plenty of hotel accomodations.
Two saloons and s temperance parlor.
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The head of navigation on tide water.
Alany elegaut and commodious residences.
Public buildings that are acredit to any town
Thriving Odd
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local
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A Fair Aaaociatton w th ample ground* which
will soon be put in good ahspe
Two Churches, with the Methodist. Catholics
and Christian denominations represented.
Almost every branch of business and profes­
sion represented that is neeeaaary to the Welfare
o! an enterprUmg community.
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Which we Offer with a Year's Sub»criptior
to this Paper for a Triflo More than
Our Regular Subscription Pries.
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ID pjp. r dnrii'K the mxt m month», wo hero ma.i
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A Eire Company.
Two new*pa|»ers.
Oxegrom.
M COMPLETE NOVELS FREE
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In Twelve Large Volumes,
A drug store.
M anager
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raising and geueral agriculture.
WHAT TILLAMOOK CITY HAS
19.
Freight, (General Merchandise)
their
with
tion and floating logs.
tain many
I
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few thousand dollars are spent
ROUND TRIP
$15.
PASSAGE
,7»
growing.
Mammoth
Following are the rates:
seugers.
To n1v onl 'cho ,eal
D "• 8ub«crlber to ttO p„m>- f-»- On» Y»,.
at .l.rie./ul.,,- ,,0,K. iptmn price,,nt will gir,. Absolutely Free, anl tend l,u mail
my L«/TV*ent,'r,*e Completo
twrrUy.Jlceyoumay Mleoljrmn t>,e fal,,»-
The Headlight
Open hill land valuable for grazing and fruit
land, the richest and
•5.00 per
agl
Netarts and Nestuccs.
Tide land and bottom
immense stock of general
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2,176 Pages
Nehalem.
mo*t productive in the slate.
Doors, Window*
Hardware and
uear
hospitable class of people.
Groceries, Crookery
Lime, Hair and Cement
future.
Natural
TOerehandize,
Queensware.
Several public halls
lion. Win. I). Stillwell'« bridge
bill, if piiMHed, will not only benefit
Tillamook, but will I m * a great etui-
venirmi* to hundred« of [Mwiplc in
the Willamette valley m I io visit
the beach here every year.
DEALERS IN—a