Tillamook headlight., June 19, 1891, Image 2

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•slgnated as advertisement«
well-printed anti newsy paper, be-
ginfl its fourth volume. It always
has good items anil deserves suc­
cess.—Astorian.
A Georgia newspaper vainly
boasts of a tree from which a log­
ger got two sawlogs, each 45 feet
long. The Astorian remarks that
such little stipplings are used for
tooth-picks out here.
Astoria was
honored
last
Wednesday in the selection by the
Masons at Portland of Mr. Bren­
ham Van Dusen as grand master
■ of the grand lodge of Oregon. Mr.
I Van Dusen is believed to bo the
y,,.pcl-i.lpo»ltl-»> wlu tie - en ert npou for I youngest Masonic grand master in
,iy s3veriiM me.it. Ihmuoi we v.le '
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! the Cnited States.—Astorian.
ain. to display mlverlisin • nmtor •
l,\
n.lylve n. iavural.lB p-i-imm a- I"■ ir
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uenlly changing the •nmke up ot tlm paper
We make . .pscial elTort to chum • --re imiH
dvertisements as often h » onr imtrun« dcsir*.,
nit make no contract to that eTect.
NocuU willbc used,’except out line cut« on
octal buses.
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We reserve the rlf?ht ta reject any ad . ertiv
nc:it that
T erms : Cash in nd>ame for small
ment% and payment I m r< ¡ ilr.d monthly or
quarterly on large contracts.
Send nil money l.v draft, I*.il Noto ^""' V
Order or Registered Let:» r. at our expm
(Correspondence on topics of general iutercM,
invited.
Address all communications to
THE IfEADLIGHT,
T illamook , or .
poptmasters in Tilhtm<»ok count)
Arc agents for the llfc.»
ipies nfili!« pop. I sr- on snlr nt the
HiirXfc. II Wileoxk 'hl. »tniiouersiaidne«»
dinl-r. occidental li<lil ba'ldlnv. .. ........... I-
iregon.
Twenty-live years ago Joo Pulit­
zer, of the New York World, was
an obscure reporter working for
«25 a week, now he goes a pleasure-
ing on a «68,000 steam yacht.
Great is the power of the press,
if your paper has a successful boom
attachment.—Vernonia Journal.
Hon. F. A. Moore, who is well
versed in tideland and interstate
laws, is of the opinion that the
law prohibiting non-residents from
fn hi ig iii the waters of the stnte,
is constitutional. He quotes good
authority and legal decisions 1 »car­
ing upon the matter.
WAKE UP! CHANGE CAUSI
Th<‘ size of the salmon caught
this season is unusually large.
You all answer "Yes."
Some of the fish bring as high as
Are we going to build it or wait 92.25 to the fishermen. The buy­
ing of fish by the pound is being
till it grows?
generally
adopted by the dinners.
Oh, you say wo have a good
M. J. Kinney of Astoria, said re­
>r a city, good resources,
cently: "After this season I in­
county seat and advantages
tend to buy all the fish by the
posessed by any other place in
pound, :* it i* more satisfactory to
both «inner mid fisherman.- -Ore­
county.
Suppose we have! How is the gonian.
Do yon want a city here?
DRUG STORE!
‘TÏIÆAMDÜli
(X8E.
CITY LOTS,
FARMING LAND
AND
TIMBER
Everybody invited to call.
LAND.
A lfred W illiams ,
Correspondence Solicited.
■oalescent consistency, and a con
catenated cogency. Eschew all
conglomerations of flatulent gar­
rulity, jejune babblement, and
assinine affectations. Let your ex­
temporaneous descantings and un­
premeditated expatiationsliavc in­
telligibility and veracious vivacity,
without rhodomontade or thrason­
ical bombast. Sedulously avoid
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
all polysyllabic profundity, pom­
Special Agent« for
B ee - keepers ' and F lorists ’ S upplies
m . ferry & co s
pous prolixity. j;.-ittacceus vacuity,
F ertilizers .
Garden Seeds.
ventriloquiiil verbosity, and vani-
loquent vapidity. Shun double­
F. L.
entendres, prurient jocosity, and
pestiferous profanity, obscurant or
apparent. In other words, speak
209 Second St.
plainly, briefly and naturally. Say
K, tlecnì), (>Cc., yKmj Ct/e, l8(jl.
what you mean and mean what yon
sav, and above all don't use big
PUB. HEADLIGHT,
words.
Tillamook, Oregon.
DEAR SIR:— ICe herewith hand you our check for $7.50 in payment j
“PEOPLES FORUM.”
We have had good returns from yout paper
[We shall undertake to give a. many as pos- of your statement May 1st.
sililc ft chance to express their opinions in this and shall be pleased to make a new con t> act with you in due season.
column whether the sentiment expressed agrees
with our opinions or not, however we reserve
the privilege to r«i< <•! or curtail any article sent
ns, for rtiiHons which are understood by all
publishers. Also, 1 cmcuibcr that brevity is re­
quired above all things |
Tillamook,
Opposite
Larson House.
Oregon,
KINGS.
What is the use
Of paying high prices for your
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Hats,
Caps, Boots, Shoes, and all kinds of Notions,
When you can get them at a "live and ibt live" priest
If you are particular
And want the best of everything
Call at King’s, examine goods and
get
We have goods
Constantly arriving, so you can always get fresh goods.
Prices before buying elsewhere.
Small profit .
And quick sales
Is our motto.
Youts truly,
F. L. Posson & Son.
W. C. King,
HEKOIC WOMEN.
En. II uadi . kiii T:—Allow me to presnnt
TILLAMOOK.
fur publication in your esteemed journal
a fund ami clierishcd reminiscence of the
lute war. It is a portion of u speech
made by Optaiu Crawford, the poet
scout, which will no doubt captivate your
reiuiers as well by noble seutitnents he
expresses as by ttie beauty and silvery
flow of language with which he is wont
to picture the loving deedsof those heroic
hearts whose soft mid sweet rays of light
outside world going to find it out?
Already from Kansas comes the served as a balm of consolation to many
They’ll come mid tee if they
a |Kior dying soldier upon tho field of
report that interest in the. alliance
ever hear of this place. But in movement is waning in the lace of battle, whilst the very heavens were
darkened with the smoke of the cannon
TOILET ARTICLES MB DRUSGIST NOTIONS
order to have a eit v we must hav> a prospect for good crops. By the aud the earth on every side groaned
people mid manufacturing indus­ next presidential election wo may piteously with the shrieks of the dying,
the roar of musketry and the clash of
the look lor that state to roll up her
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT
tries. We must
deadly
steel—"On all of God’s green and
majorities.
We old-time republican
Of all goods usually kept in a well ap*
beuntiful earth tlicie are no purer, no
place. We must
A h Ingersoll says, the people's nobler, no more kind hearted and self
pointed Drug store constantly
must work for it.
party is the greenback party re­ sacrificing women than those who wear
on hand.
our shoulders to
vamped and half-soled, and like the sombre garb of Catholic Sisters —
move together,
that party, not being founded upon During the war I had many opportunities
for observing their noble aud heroic
If you have a good thing, it pays great basic principle« to give it
work, not only in the camp and the
to advertise it. A good business, national dim actor and importance, hospital, but in the death-swept field of
its decadence will necessarily be battle. Kight in tho fiery front of
man doesn't wait for his business
dreadful war wlu re bullets hissed in
pcedy. -Yamhill Reporter.
ifty ears xperience in the
to pay before he ndverti- s. He
ma 11 ning glee and shot and shell flew
rug usiness
advertises fit Ht, mid that brings him
Gervais Star: We would suggest wildly I y with deuiotiiiic shrieks, where
dead and mangled forms lay with pale,
that where parties are tramping
business which pays all expenses.
Next dnnr tn ths TEmpHranca Parfur
bloo.l fl.. ked faces, yet wearing scowl of
TILLAMOOK, OKEGON.
No uso to advertise though un­ from place to place and lune no hattie, I hnv. seen the black-robed aisters
less you have a good thing to oiler home nor desire to make or find moving over the field with their solicitous
faces wet with the t -arsof sympathy, nd-
We have a good thing. Let uh one, ill ihurl, when it is known
Notary Public, Conveyancer
Insurance in good companies
that they are professional trumps uiinisb ring to the wants of the wounded
at re ion iòle ratei.
an 1 Mortgage« a Specialty.
show our faith in the city by telling
that they should be arrested mid and whispering words of comfort into
oins
soon
to
be
deafened
by
the
cold
im
­
others of it.
placed in the regular army as placable hand of death, Now kneeling
Don't stand on the corner mid private soldiers where they would on the blo.nl-lies^iattered »■xi to moisten
talk for n rival town., If you think be under rigid discipline and w here with n ater the bloodless lips on which
AND DEALER IN
the other place the best, yon'd bet­ they would not be permitted to the iev kiss of the death angel had left j
roam over the c ountry aud commit Its pale inprint; now breathing w.irda of •
Farming,
Stock
and
Timber Landa in Famowo
ter pull up stake i and go there.
li i|s-of iinmnrt.ility beyond tho grave'
depredations upon the partons mid into th« onr of tome mangled hero whose ,
Show your faith by* inverting
»jrc'liexlcMTUL Valley
propi rty of law-abiding people. Inst shots in our glorious cause had boon ■
your money In your own town. Il We do not say this as a slur at the tired but a moment before: Now hold­
Productive Soil. Rich in Timber and Coal.
you speculate in real estate in your soldier,., nor is it a dig in the ril - ing the crucifix to receive the last kiss,
Good Harbor when Government Work* now Provided for are Completed
from somebody's darling boy from whose '
rival town you are working against of the vigilance committee of
breast the life blood was splashing, and
Acre Lots and town lots in good |
Correspondence regarding Nehalem
Vancouver,
but
we
say
it
becau.-s
your own interests, n i I using tin
who had offered his life as a willing
location for sale.
| solicited.
smnething must be done with pro- sacrifice on the altar of his country; now
atrongest arguments in the world
fe-sioual tramps, mid to put them with tender tenth aud tear dimmed eves
to send stl’iingei* to tlie oppe-ition
into the regularnnny would be put­ binding gaping wounds from which most I
women would have shrunk in horror;
town.
ting them where they would
the cover, such central pipe being shown
now scraping to gether a pillow of forest .
Shall we lie supinely on our backs under a reasonable amount of
as communicating directly with the cen­
leaves U|xm which some pain-racked I Take a bird'» eye view of me. The
tral cover.
•
strain!.
and allow a rival town to start up
head might rest until the spirit took its «hove illustration represents a convenient
The central pipe is provided with a
Il
glit
tn
other
realms
—
brave,
fearless
of.
device
for
cooling
milk
and
raising
eream,
and outstrip us in li i than a
Tnc woman who nightly look danger, trusting implicitly in the Master ' together with a convenient receptacle for suitable screw-threaded cap, as shown in
I small view, aud when such cap is re­
•ar?
for 11 man untlei* the bed, is to be »hose, overshadowing eve was noting! holding the milk runs, at the same time moved the animal heat passes off freely.
That's just iili.it we’re doing and found in nine out of every ten their every movement; standing as shield- providing for the escape of animal heat
The cover is hinged to the tank by
unless we get u move on u-. that households in the country, either ing. prayerful angels between the dying from the milk.
means ot a rod pivoted in suitable keep­
soldier and the horrors of death, their
The construction forms the subject of
as mistress, daughter, guest or only recompense the sweet, soul-soothing two patents granted to William W Con­ ers each end of the rod being bent to ex­
w ill be tl.v r< .nil.
tend at the side of the cover, to which it
One real estate firm has done servant. This well-know n pench­ consciousness that thav were doing '.heir der, of Tillamook, Oregon.
is attached by eyes. On one side of the
Will be IqiVen in Hadley’s
It being a well known fact, which has
ant of the gentler sex for looking duty, their only hope of reward that
cover
the
rod
is
bent
so
as
to
form
a
more for Bay City in a year than
after w lint they never expect to place and eternal happiness that awaited been demonstrated to a ceitaiuty, that crank, the whole forming a simple hinge
all of us lune done for Tillamook.
them beyond tiie stnr-etnbl u-oned battle- milk, when placed in narrow, deep ves-
lind. was (he foundation or u prae-
and hamlle, bv which the cover may be
They advertised it Hist. The t a al joke recently perpetrated up ments above. Ah' My friends it was seis, produces much more favorable re- raised and lowered. The proper mode of
uolde work. How many veterans of the suits than any other method of raising
people came mid are building n on wwoung lady in a \ ietoria, 11.
war, who wore the blue or gray, can yet cream. It is the object of this device to so opperating this device is very simpl«;
recall
the soft soothiug touch of n sister’s arrange a seriesof narrow upright voxels any one can handle it Place milk in
hotel, iis related by the Times, of
city.
hand 1 i he lav ii|>on the pain-tossed connected together at the Imttoni with a milk holding vessels, put water in tank,
They
lune si'cured several that city. The young lady, upon
' couch of nn hospital! t an we ever for basin shaped vessel forming one common if you do not have running water, re­
retiring, discovered underneath her
mmiufaetuiing industries, Where
get their sympathetic eyes, their low. vessel of the whole, thereby coupling the move screw cap, lower top, leave cap off
bed a log of wood with hat mill -..'t «|. ken word» of encouragement and
10 minutes then replace. If water is;
convenience of seperating the milk into
are our free mill sites? W hat in-
biHits mid a Isdtleof whiskey, To clu r when the result of the struggle be­ small quantities, and that of drawing the cold enough all tho cream which is in the 1
dticements do wo oiler to such <•!!- her affrighted vision it was a sure ta ism life and death yet hung in the contents, both milk aud cream from one milk will rise to top in 12 hours, when it I
can lie removed by drawing milk first i
tk rpris.. ?
enough mau. and hrr screams were b d im . ' O’, 1 h w often have I followed given point, namely the center of vessel
and cream last, both through the bottom.
Mhc
f
a
of
that
g
d
Sifter
Valencia
at
the
bottom.
Where is our iiC.iim ry? 11 iw k <> loud abd so continuous that
• "ith itv, ».ir’.am« an she moved away
The milk holding vessels are held in Screw cap should be removed l«fore at- '
about those lots tube given away? every num, woman mid child in j from my cot to the cot of another suffer­ the water tank bv hooka and staples, tho tempting to raise top. Draw milk slow-1
TICKETS INCLUDING SUPPER, $2.00.
l> until cream is reached, which is very j
Is the Board of I'rndea.-leep? Are the hotel were awakened, mid er, and have breathed from the most i milk being cooled by water being admit-
easily
distinguished
from
the
milk.
rushed into her room to -oe what sai red depths of my faintly twating heart ed through one l*ipe and flowing off by
we nil asleep?
Milk can be drawn from this vessel at
was the mutter. Not until the Ilia ferveut pravtr, ‘God bless her’ another, which is placed near the top of
any
time without disturbing the cream.!
7'he newspaper at Bay City de­ various articles of num's apparel tied bless her!— Mv friends, I am n >t a milk vessel, sat within 2 inches of top
Catholic, tail 1 - and ready at anv and all Cold running water is preferable, but in or in auy wav affecting the results.
rives mart supportfrom the business had been removed from the room
After a thorough test, by practical ex- i b ire men will
appear in vinifof*1’
tiuus to vicud tiioscuoble women, even case this can not lie had water can be
men of that place, than both TH- could she be made to believe that with tnv life, f.ir 1 ..<»• tlist lit« tothem." put in water tank from a well or other perience, the inventor feels confident in !
wearing red shirts. Proceed8 l<>
Kind reader, whoever thou art, pause stand.ng water, and if not cold enough, offering this to the public as lieing tbo I
la mook papers 4a from the business it was nil a cruel hoax.
m st conveniently arranged, and moat I
and reflect tor a moment, and learn, bom ice can be used.
go to tlie Firemen’s fund.
cconomi si device ever iuveuted for the I
men of this place. This is a fact!
In promulgating your esoteric such noUe sentiments and from such
The water tank is very conveniently
Yon ni.iy nn -er nt Bay ( ty and cogitation, or articulating your* bright ami gbr.. in examples of real solid arranged upon legs, raising it to anv purp-Me of raising cream. It is neat, can i
virtue,to treasure up within thy heart bight desire.) so as to gel at faucet for be made cheap, the principal part of
say that the boom is fictitious. but uporticial sentimentalities ¡md
th. se pticeless gi ms of divine faith, love. drawing milk, which u underneath bot­ material used iu its construction being
S. A. ROBERTS. )
the promoters of the place are tuniixilde, philo> >phieal or psycho­ Impe and I muii lies»cluwity which should tom of water box Vpou the under side tin and wood, and can be made any size,
C. N. DREW,
JOHN l-.MBl’M. Committee. A. P. WILSON,
with
as
mauv
cans
as
desired.
working for it mid are making the logical olwerv niions, say s one of our and must l>e the chief chanw tort'tics of a of the tank cover are depending flanges,
GEORGE CmiN I
After taking a bird’a eye view nf the
Floor Managers.
illusive coteiuporariHi, beware ol true Christian soul.
adopted to tit over the milk receiving »-ea­
Thsukiug y«u for ths- kind insertion of sels, and extending low enough to reach Condor, every person who owns one or
Admission for spectator«, Mot*.
rving aa covers there- more cows will be convinced, that it will
MEDICINES.
THECONDOR
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II. II. DOWNING,
z^REAL ☆ ESTATE ☆ AGENT^
ILTIEZETJLLZEZLZE,
FIREMEN’S
GRAND BALL
Hall
Friday
, July 3, 1891
GOOD MUSIC.
Supper at Larson House-
Ct