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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1891)
(Eillrtntoolt íirablinht Published «very Friday ni-irnlng. L amb & J oxeb , l'KOl-KIKTUKH. W. F. 1». Joxs«, U dito «. B. C. I. am ». A ssociati EKirve. r RATES OF BCBSCRlPTJON. (STRICTLY IN ADVAMCB.) 11.bO. One year ............................................. . .75. Mix mouths 50. Three months * c advertising r ates . per year fg.oo 1 inch, per month . ” ” 27.Q0 . ” ” ” ” 45 oo ■/Cot. ” ” ¿1.00 . ” " 135.00 1 ” ” Local notices, touts, the tir*»t insertion. Lott, Found. Wanted, For s»ilc an 1 !*< r Kent notices. 5octs for first insertion and $1.00 per nionlh. Lc/ai notice«, Nonpar il. iwl«. p< r Hue for ilrnt insertion and Is per line lor each r.ubse- quent Insertion. * All local notices will be “Marred * or otherwise designated as advertisements. No special position will be agree ! upon for auy advertisement, though we lake especia! pains to display advertising matter rife? lively and give as favorable position as possible, fre quently changing the “make up” of the paper We make a special effort to change or re build advertisements as oft< n us our natrons desire, hut make no contract to that effect. 4 4 No cuts will be used, except out line cuts on metal bases. *♦* We reserve the right to reject any advertise ment that we deem object ion abl< T krms : Cash in Hdvnuee far small advertise iticnts, and payment ¡ h required monthly or quarterly on large contracts. Send rd! money by draft, I' stul Note, Money Order or Regis! red I/ ttcr, at our expense. Correspondence on topli h of g. neral Interest, invited. Addr< ‘.s all coni'iiunicalions to T he llKAbi.wHT* T illamook , or . r . 4 ii.ii-i th in Tillamook county are agents for the H e ohjgh r. opieH of this paper are oil sale al the store oft’. II WileoxKt «'<».. stalioners mid news dealers Occldcntoi hole! building, Portland, (iregon. THE LATEST AND BEST! remain in the hands of Ute people who built them, and the people All Previous Offer« Discounted. San Francisco Call Free! who travel to and fro over them •A . — . _ . . are taxed so much per mile for The San Francisco Call is the their pleasure. But when this published on section deBireg to open a landway best weekly paper j of commerce—not a water way— i this coast and is the paper for the and asks for an appropriation of home and fire-side. Until April 87,500 to build it with and thus 10, 1801, every new cash subscri-, I make a free road to everyone at all her to the H eadlight will receive times of the year, ami by far the the Weekly Call one year free of : most practical route across the 1 mountains, this crank which we as , charge. By means of our clubbing rates Democrats supported for the posi tion he now holds, vetoes this bill the circulation of this paper and and thus pays into tiie hands of a the ('all have been increased more monopoly thousands of the hard- than one-hnmlred copies each in earned dollars of the honest and this county in the past year, but law-abiding farmers ami business during the next month wc propose men of Yamhill and Tillamook to eclipse all former records, and counties, as well as the other indi accomplish more than in the whole rectly benefitted counties of the year just passed. The majority of those who accept this proposition state.” The Maxwell road is a free road will at the end of the year renew but the governor refused to sign their subscription to both papers and we will regain then what we •the bill which created it. lose now. EXCHANGE NOTES. Our subscription list in this county is now almost as large as it Sonic time ago a survey was can possibly be made owing to ordered of Tillamook bar, with the limited population, and we reference to its improvement, No wish to add two or three hundred report has ever been made, Sena- mimes to our already large out-side tor Mitchell stirred up the war list ami further advertise the re department on the matter, and a sources of the county. Those who report will probably be sent in at : are already subscribers should lose an earl}' dale. no time in sending us $1.50 with the address of an eastern friend, Under the new ballot law a man ordering the Call to their own will have to get up pretty early in address. Don’t delay the matter. the morning and stay at the polls The regular price of the Call is all day if he succeeds in voting 81.00 per year. Sample copies at once, to say nothing about repeat this office. | ing.—Reporter. Remcmbet, one yearly subscription , to the Call is given with every new\ Governor l’ennoyor refused to cash subscription to the Headlight, sign any of the corporation bills until April io. because they contain a provision Oregon’s railroad commissioners to liceiiHO the sale of liquor.—Cap WHAT TILLAMOOK HAS nre G. W. Colvig, Hobt. Clow and ital Journal. ricturesque scenery, A. M Hamilton. Over IX) miles of coast line. In view of the governor’s veto of! Clam-beds till you can’t rest. Streams full of trout and salmon. The Astoriun thinks it about the wngon-roail inni district fair Kith coal deposits on the Nehalem. time to begin practicing on the bills, we still have the means of A climate as good as any on the coast. A law and well equipped livery stable. Australian system. redress of the man who WUH Plenty of game: water-fowl, deer, elk, bear, etc. kicked by a mule—we can con- Good prospects for a railroad in the near future. sider the source.—Reporter. Natural harbors at Tillamook, Nehalem, CHANGED HANDS.(?) There la now. as ahouhl be, the best of friendly feeling I h tween Yiinihill ami Tillamook counties. Their interests are mutual in many rcHpcets. Netarts and Nestucca. Open hill land valuable for grazing and fruit I growing One of the prettiest and thriftiest towns,Tilla The Watchtower has nominally I mook, in the state. changed hands again. About two | An enterprising, prosperous, contented and hospitable class of people. months ngo the creditors, thinking Tide-land and bottom land, the richest and that L. J. Johnson was not man most productive in the state. A rapid, but healthy growth and most promis aging the paper properly,and that ing prospects for the future. his connection with the paper was Many quarter-sections of fairly good govern a detriment to it, undertook to de-1 ment land which may be had tor the taking. Fine ocean beaches at Netarts, Nestucca and pose him, and his mime was taken Nehalem, which ara already becoming popular off the paper, though he remained , 1 resorts Vast bodies of accessible timber which is said in the shop and had as much con i to be the best and most valuable in the North- I west. trol as formerly, lie was forced to | A harbor which will be one of the best on the I give a bill of sh I c as surety to the coast, when a few thousand dollars are spent it. creditors, but with the alleged new improving Half a-dosen fine rivers, which with their maniigemeut the paper gained no tributaries, are of inestimable value for naviga and floating logs. prestige and grew worse in finan tion Beautiful aud productive prairies which con cial distres, making a continual tain many farms suitable for dairying, stock raising and general agriculture. The Forowt Grovo TiinoH Ims Jtwt round cut th it the road to Tillamook via Wil'oii river will ««pen a unite to a ii<di country and be of great importance to Forest Grove. drain on the pockets of its backers WHAT TILLAMOOK CITY HAS to keep up expenses. So it is given It in pretty geuorully conceileil out that the creditors have now A good bank. now that there in no hope of get effectually, absolutely ami thor A drug stare. , A jewelry store. ting anything out of the wagon- oughly deposed Mr. Johnson, not I A good saw mill. roml appropriations until after the even allotting him to hang around I A Fire Company. i Two newspapers. next legialature coiiMilera the gov- the premises longer. The indebt- ' Several public hulls. | A hrautilul tow n site. crnor’H veto. edness against tin* plant, so we are | Two photograph galleries. told, was •7-17, i more than it is Commodious warehouses. A numbi-r of sample copies of An excellent school building. worth.) and Johnson was forced to Plenty of hotel accomodations. this paper nre sent out this week. Two saloons and a temperance parlor. give up all claim to the office, not If you nre not a subscriber already The hrad’of navigation on tide water. getting a cent out of it, (unless he 1 Many el gant and commodious residences. and think favorably of the paper, salted a few dollars down when he i Good stores iu most every line of business. we should be pleased to receive Public buildings that are a credit to any tow n. was neglecting to pay his em Thriving Odd Fellow, Masonic and G. .* K your patronage. ployees,) and that ho is now pen lodges. A large local trade from the surrounding niless. However, it is stipulated country. A man in Salem pi'o|H>ses to that lie may redeem the paper in 1 >aity mails and stages connecting with the build a 25-mile wooden ni ili. uni railroad at North Yamhill. six months by paying SI,000. Au enterprising class of citizens who are de troni timi city to a body of limber. The Following is a list of the terminal to build up the town. He tliinks tliat a road for thè pur- A Fair Association with ample grounds which present owner« (?) as it appears will soon t»e put in good shape jiOse of bringing log ; lo Salem ean in the Illes of the County Clerk's Two churches with the Methodist. Catholics lw> eonstructed at a cosi ot Siio.ooo, olFee, the amount of each person’s and Christian denominations represented. Almost ever y branch of business and profes interest lieing opposite his name: sion represented that is necessary to the w elfarc •71 7» of an enterprising community. L. Croimhaw (Democrat) Steamer connection with Portland, the James Quick . ............. 78 • 5 Augusta and Louis Olsen making regular trips (. w r. M hu II 10J <X> besides frequent visits by other small steamers W. Il Caoper ............ 71 75 roit ri.O l» M ARK KT. J. J. Btoddarii (boy)....... 100 HO (Wholesale Quotations.) M. W. Harrison ............ . 71 74 O ats — <«ray Eli Grxxlapeerl................. 100 00 White Mrs. Miller....................... Ilio 00 W iikat — W iliamettc Walla Walla J. W. Fearnside kDeuiocart) 50 00 T ot a tubs lco tbs lion. Wm. I». Stillwell Ims done Onions *’ ... Total »747 IM> T ubkkvs f lb everything that could lie done for It is claimed that Eli Goods|H*ed ix caa fi doa. his constituents in this county. G kksk •• and Mrs. ..Idler have no interest C hick BN»— old Ji doe The Democratic governor and a Spring •» few scheming politicians in the in the institution and several mon* Wc rTBB— Brine senate prevented all good legisla whose names ap|Miar on the bill of Store, in Rolla i hoiee Dairy tion and Tillamook sutlers along sale claim to have no connection K' -Oregon with it. J. ('. Mason is the new with the balance of the state. Kasteni editor. L amp . Oiegou “ Kastern It is the opinion of some that B acon HIS NAME IS DENNIS. — Clear >klea L. J. Johnson has lieeii made the ’’ Nams ” shouhlere The Telephone-Register, one of s«*a|H--g<mt lor the mistakes and F lovb — Willamette “ Country Brands the ls-»t ife'UKM iwtie newspapers in mis-tlee<ls of the balance of the “ Easter n Oregon the stat«*, says that Governor l’en- crowd. uoyer's name in Deiinia. it se C. II. BODL1 verely eritieiaes him for his incon- IHUO||TI(»> OF rAHTMRNHir •---- 8-VFrnprietor of the« (— histency in approving the Portage Notice it hereby given that the co-part railway bill anti vetoing the wag- nership hervtoK.re •listing I»etween S A <ity ö.irürr Shop. ou-mud bills, That very Rolwrta and Wilbur J. Hlillwell in the Halr-outtlna -, Shaving. the bards are buaineet, under the firm •nthalata.t^A^^ SaafAam, aptly riuiuu-ks: named Roberta & kt ill well, it thia Jav City «tgiaa ZV\ Shampoo. N ew I <s>* THE- 3 HEADLIGHT-«M Publishes the Most County News and is recognized as the Representative Paperof Tillamook County. ----- • »----- S tore , RESOURCES —The H eadlight ir devoted to the resources end ad vantages of Tillamook City and County. It treat* overy locality alike, ar.d is the paper to send to inquiring ftiends. It already has a large circulation outside the county. PROGRESSION.—The H eadlight is progressive in every way and is constantly endeavoring to promote the intereats of the community by advocating the establishment of railroads, harbor improvements, mills, factories and other industries, road,, schools, churches, and endeavors to secure a desirable class of settlers in the county. P rop . C A complete line of all kinds of furniture, wall-papor arid window blinds, which will be sold at TILLAMOOK CITY.-The H eadlight will continually strive to advance the interests of the business men and residents ot this place by ad vocating all kinds of improvements and enterprises that will make a prosperous and beautiful city. greatly reduced prices. INFORMATION —The H eadlight will keep yon posted regarding lum bering, dairying, farming, stock-raising, fruit-growing, bee keeping and fishing in Tillamook county. CHARACTERISTICS.—The object of the H eadlight is to give a full resume of all local and county news, and all county official affairs, social and educational matters receive full attention. We have an excellent corps of country correspondents. zDOirsriEj^ UNDERTAKING Will be carried on in connection and a complete line of undertaking goods kept in stock. REPUBLICAN.—Politically the H eadlight is uncompromisingly Re publican, and will always be found using every honorable and legitimate means to uphold the principles of the Republican party, believing that party has done the most good for the country in tlio past, and that it is safest to tru«» it in the future. We shall advo cate straight-out Republicanism, however, as we have in the past, not engaging in factional or personal quarrels. ^ hiickee D umber £} o ^ pany , ( OF SAN FRANCISCO. ) AN AGGRERSSIVE POLICY.—Tl ic HE.4Di.lanT will, asit has heretofore, handle county political questions without fear nr favor and in a vigorous and aggressive manner. Those in public positions will be held strictly accountable for their official actions, but petty pri vate quarrels and escapades will find no place in its columns. The paper will champion the causes o' the people in a bold and fearless manner, as that policy is the most remunerative to the publishers, as well as an enjoyable duty. HERE TO STAY.—The H eadlight is conducted on purely business principles, and expects to receive pay for what it does and give full value in return. It does not ask patronage for charity’s sake, and if you don't feel that vou are getting the worth of your money, do not patronize it. This paper runs no “dead ad’s,” has no "dead head” subreribers, pays its way as it goes, and expects those who have business transactions w ith it to do the same. This is the only way in which to conduct n newspaper and make it permanent and successful. The H eadlight has a flourishing business and is on a sound financial basis, hence it is under no obligation to anybody and is free to cut as it pleases. Yet, it has a deep scuse of appre ciation for the patronage it enjoys, and continue to Iry to merit all the favors bestowed upon it. ADVERTISING. Our home advertisers will find that they get as good rates as foreign advertisers, aud that all advertise ments are made as attractive and effective as possible. They are not crowded into remote corners of the paper by free adver tisements We do no free advertising except for I'liurches and for the resources and advantages of tliq town apd county. Our subscription books are open to the inspection of our advertisers. ----------- DEALERS IN----------- ©enera! IQeFehandise, K Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps and Notions. Groceries, Crockery Queensware. Doors, Windows Lime, Hair and Cement. Hardware and Nails. I fore quoted m this part of the country. F ob I nstance : B est B rands C alifornia F lour ■ for tire JOB-PRINTING department . The H eadlight job-oflice is prepared to do all kinds of plain aud artistic job- -1 STEAMER S TRUCKEE!»- printing at very reasonable rates. Lelter-heads, note-heads, lull-heads, statements, envelopea business cards, visiting cards, ball'programmes, tickets, invitations, TILLAMOOK, SAN FRANCISCO AND W1Y PORTS. hand-hills, posters, placards, tress pass notices, horse bills, legal blanks and every Matts regular trip» about every two with, the wuthr Porsittlut thing iu the printing line, executed promptly, and satisfaction guaranteed. Fine color-work, a specialty. Tlus office does nine-tenths ot the job-printing done in the The fast sailing S tb . T ruckee has been specially fitted up for carrying pas county and no botch-work is allowed to go out of the office. Call and see our line sengers. Following are the rates: of samples and get prices. See Our Clubbing Propositions! Ill the Leading Papers and Periodicals Clubbed with the HEADLIGHT at Greatly Reduced Rates. * • « « !B T X- s « CABIN PASSAGE STEERAGE Freight, (General Merchandise) ■ w a » ■ « x » «' '■ * w x w *' SUBSCRIPTION, • - - - - - » 1.50 per yeer * » « • « • w • ® a X « a * * ■ < ROUND TRIP, »15. »10. »9. ... |4 per ton For further information apply to J. E. S ibley , Ho"bsorx-ville M anager Oieg-on. ANOTHER ADDITION! Thayei*'g Latest And Bejt Addition TO THE CITY OF TILLAMOOK! nwrirr— ^i,and:-:CentltaI:-:-:BiIIiar(i:-:MaH C. B. HADLEY, Proprietor. POOL TABLES and BILLIARD TABLES. H0U8E ALWAY8 ORDERLY. FiHe:-:Wines.:-:Liquor$:-;aad:-:Cigars. Oood Hah for Dane»» and Entertainment.. T illamook , orkoon . A, LETCHER TuL’.raJuli, Oregon. LOTS GIVEN AWAY 1 haver Pays for the Recording. 1'»e i eady to make your choice before the survey is made hi store Exciting times afe
