Tillamook headlight., July 10, 1891, Image 2

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E ditor and P roprietor
KATES OK SCBSCRIl’TION.
(STH1CTLV IN ADVANCE.)
to foster them in a local way, why
doesn't it pay to give them en-
i couragement by the national
the
government? Considering
tariff question as an issue, we can't
| see any excuse for being a
Democrat.
DRUG STORE!
tii & amook ,
DIRE.
TIMBER
AND
FARMING LAND
LAND.
The Vernonia Journal showed CITY LOTS,
i its enterprising patriotism by
Alivl'IITl-sr.i. MATMI
,1 oo
per year f» oo printing its issue for the Fourth
noh, per month
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Owing to the j
col.
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I Local notice«,
per line e; and seta, aller
portation facilities, our red and ORCHARD AND GARDEN.
' it first insertion.
i-J/ Lost, Found Wanted. For Sale and For Rent j blue ink arrived a day too late or
V otices, foCt« for first insertion and Ji.oo per
A. J. S tillwell , proprietor .
* dotltli.
we should have done likewise, but FRUIT GROWING AND GARDENING FOR
Legal notices. Nonpareil tocts. per line for
AMATEURS AND PROFESSIONALS.
’ trst insertion and 6cta pur line for each subse- i as it was, had to content ourselves
Cigars. Tobacco, Rrnits and Candies.
l. |uent insertion.
1 with painting the town red.
Correspoudeiicc on topics of general interest,
Temperance Drinks.
'-.e year
*c months
‘iret* monili'*
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Correspondence Solicited.
Everybody invited to call.
A lfred W illiams ,
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TEMPERANCE PARLOR
nviteil.
Ad<lress all communications to
THE IfEADf.lOHT,
T illamook . O r .
The completion of the Panama
ship canal would open up the
Postmasters in Tillamook county entire
Atlantic seaboard to the
• * Rre agents for the JIEADLIGHT.
lumber
of
this section, ami enable
p
’opics of this paper are on sale at the
, * 4 xtor77.fi' H Wilcox«c Co., stationers and news, us to lay down Washington fir at
«lealers Occidental hotel building, Portland
Philadelphia, New York and Bos­
Oregon.
ton for actually less than the in­
Now let uh all all work for a ferior yellow pine can ba shipped
successful Fair.
by rail from Florida. Such a
canal is one of the most urgent
Business is becoming more active needs of the entire Pacific North­
and money more plentiful.
west.—Puget Sound Lumberman.
The Astorian admits that London
is «till larger than Altona, having
4,328,000 people. -Statesman.
Tile Cana», the Halley und the Hal-
maim, Three Promising Crape. Pro­
Fine Fool Table.
with Well Known Cultivated Varieties.
We extract from Rural New Yorker’s
description a cut of the Carman grape,
along with items concerning the Bailey
and the Husmann. These gnqies owe
their origin to the efforts of T. V. Mun­
son, who produced them while experi­
menting in hybridizing the Post Oak
grape of Texas with pollen of the Herbe-
mont, Triumph Cynthiana and other
good varieties.
What is the use
Of paying high prices for your
Daily Orzgonian. F ot Sale.
Class
Baibex
Next door to Letcher & SfillwelV« Jewelry Store,
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Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Hats,
Slaopjir
in cnnnBctinn.
SHAVING, ANO HAIR-CUTTING IN THE
STYLE, AT POPULAR PRICES.
Oregon
KINGS.
duced by Hybridizing n Wild Too Kind
Caps, Boots, Shoes, and all kinds of Notions,
When you can get them at a “live and let live” price?
LATEST
If you are particular
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
And want the best of everything
Qrand Central 'Billiard Hall
Call at King’s, examine goods
Prices before buying elsewhere.
C. B. HADLEY, Proprietor.
and
get
We have good«
Constantly arriving, so you can always get fresh goods.
£¡¿¡11015 aiid &¿¡¿ii5.
POLITICAL PROVERUS.
It will be plenty of time fer wim-
men to be gettiif in politicks when
It is not necessary to misrep­ ballot boxes is math- with rockers
resent or exaggerate regarding on them.
the resources of this country. The ' The Godtles of Liberty is a tem-
truth is good enough.
perants woman.
Plymouth Rock is the bigest
There is a stick being hewn out peece of gravvel in modern
near the Johns river, Chehalis jeeolergy.
county, that is 30 feet in diameter.
A millionaire is grate shakes and
It will be sent to the world's fair. so is a United States senator, but
THE CARMAN GRAPE.
jinem together anti they can’t be I
The
grape
shown in the cut is the out­
beat.
come of the Post Oak grape hybridized
The American Engel newer lays I with Herbemont. It lias borne four suc­
cessive years. The vine is vigorous and
enny spiled aigs.
begins bearing in the second year, pro­
A voter that will sell his voat ducing
immense crops of medinm to
neads watchin’.
large clusters of medium to large Is-rries,
Freedom is too big fer furriners of a very dark purple, almost black,
Now that McKinleyis nominat­
when fully ripe. The quality is excel­
to
rassle with in tlier own land.
lent, skin thin and tough, pulp tender,
ed, the taritt'bill will be the issue,
It pesters a candidate mon* how juicy, rich nnd uprightly, similar to that
and that is what we want. Give
of Herbemont, but ripening earlier than
ns both sides of every question, no he is going to get elected than how that variety, though later than Concord
matter who pops it.—Klamath he is going to do the job rite that | —about with Catawba, or perhaps a few
day* earlier.
Htar.
I lie is after.
The Bailey, which is of the lot byls
—
Mity few statesmen know when ridizi-il
with the Triumph, produces me­
they
hav
got
enough.
dium to large, compact, long, cylindrical
Bellington Booth, commander of
Votin’ erly is all rite, but votin’ dusters of medium to large black berries
the salvation army, is making a
very good, pure quality. It ripens a
oflen
is purty flurn resky buzziness. of
tour of the Pacific northwest. He
little later than the Concord.
Uncle Sam's cloas may he home­ The Husmann ripens a week or more
is accompanieil by Iris wife. The
later than the Concord. Its clusters are
two arrived in Portland Hunday made, but outsiders dasent tell large to very large. The berries are
him so to his face.—Ex.
black and of good quality, with no “foxi-
moring.
There are days of trouble in
orthodox circles. All along the
line ministers arc being botin....I
for “thinking,'' mid a season of
demoralization seems to lx- at hand.
The “Age of Reason'' appears to
have arrived. Ellensburg Capital.
I
Tillamook,
TWO OP A KIND.
Small profit
And quick sales
Fine Billiard Bqd Pool Tablas.
□REGGN.
TILLHMDOK,
W. M. STEINMETZ,
Tillamook, Ore.
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Is our motto.
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DRUGS * ANI>
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MEDICINES
TOILET ARTICLES ANO DRUGGIST NOTIONS.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT
Of all goods usually kept in a well ap*
pointed Drug store constantly
on hand.
i UtoCÜvtioiiN
nesa" or other objectionable flavor. This
variety is very prolific.
¿ompowidcd
Items In Mwe«t Potato Culture.
The Salem Statesman says:
ri»''e
F ifty Y ears E xperience in the
The soil for sweet potatoes ought to lie
“Shall we send for Ruggles' circus mellow
and wi ll prepared: a sandy loam
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c
D rug B usiness .
to get up some excitement, since is the best. Horse manure is the pre­
ferred sort; this tolte supplemented with
th<> Istard of trade is dead?'’
Fimt St., N hxì door to ttiH Temperance Parlor
muriate of potash or kaiuit, as sweet po­
Yes, Head for tin* show, and then tatoes
require plenty of potash. When
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
start it over this way. Oar board the temperature in a siumy sheltered
/
of trade is in a state of “innocuous spot reaches so deg;., and there is a fair
for its remaining near to that
The national ling in use in the desuetude,'' also, but we fear a prospect
Insurance in good companies
Notary Public, f’onveyancer. Deed»
ST- &
point for forty-eight hours, Farm Jour­
at rz.HJ i t'»l-* rx-qj.
a 11 Mortgijes a Specialty,
army will, on ami after July 4, charge of dynamite would i».- nal says it is safe to plant. The plants
will
In-gin
to
throw
out
roots
in
forty
­
IM’.H, consist of forty-four stars in necessary to make it move.
eight hours, und after this time will
six rows, the upper and lower rows
stand a cold storm la-tler than if such a
OCR OPPORTUNITY.
to have eight stars, and 1 In-second,
storm strikes them immediately after
-UNREAL ☆ ESTATE ☆ AGENT^^r
being set.
third, fourth and fifth rows seven
AND DEALER IN
The Northern Pncific has nt A long, strong, well rooted plant is
stars each, in a blue field.
least shown its generosity to the very desirable, and this should lie set
Farming, S toe It and Timber Lands in FamouB
deeply enough to touch the conqiost
State. The entire Washington
of the b,-st growers water the
If McKinley is elected governor world's fair exhibit is to lie hauled Some
plants immediately after setting, even if
of Ohio, which isalinont an iissureil
has recently fallen. If the weather
to Chicago free of charge. This rain
Productive Soil. Rich in Timber :nd Coil.
be dry they should l>e watered two or
thing, no power can stop tin* tide
Good Harbor when Government Works now Provided for »re Completed
will save about |2t»,tK>0 which cun thru' times during the first week. Culti­
of (Hipular enthusiasm that will
be expended in making our display vation should begin ill ten days after
make him the choice of the next
by running the cultivator lie-
Acre Lots and town lots in good
Correspondence regarding Nehalant
even lietter than ever.— Chehalis setting
tween the ridgt-n mid breaking the crust
Republican convention for Presi­ Bee.
location for sale.
solicited.
around the plant with the lit». The boo
dent, and in case of his success in
Anyane having Farming. Lands or City Property
We suggest that the authorities alone may be used at this time, and the
Ohio, he is the most available can­
first -ultlvatio.i with the horse be done
ZtTZELHZJLLElZM:,
ORE.
try to secure free transportation across the ridges, tearing them down
didate in the party.
fur
sale,
will
do
well
to
list
It
with
us.
for the Oregon exhibit provided for and forming the hills.
Cahn .<■» Brown Elack, Tillamaak, Dre,
lit the Inst la-gist a tnrv! No doubt
Single <'hry>*:Ltit I k ' imiiui «.
I)r. Chase, an extensive writer
the Northern Pacific will carry it Slowly but surely single chry.*ai>tl>e-
upon the use of foods, in his last
muni*.the ln-d b uitiful of nil r-lection*. ;
free of charge.
recipe Issik makes the statement
are giuuiug ia public favor. iui<l ere an
ether sea».»n ortw »they will l*> asuiucli
that if a man addicted to the use
(¡LAD TO HEAR IT
i prized as uin.'flo dahlias have lieeii. Ajiart
of intoxicants will eat an orange,
fnmi their utility ub cut flowers, they
WHAT TILLAMOOK CITY HAS.
WHAT TILLAMOOK HAS
The Oregonian has an item an- equally ■ ■mt■••able f"r conservatory
hillfan hour la-lore breakfast every
) Pictureaque scenery.
A good bank.
decoration.
When
properly
managed'.
morning fur three weeks, lie will which says: “A committee from |4ants of a divurf, bu»hy growth can b
A drug Sjn
Over 90 miles of coast line,
Mure.
Clam-brils till von can’t rest.
lose all taste for liquor and gain in the liny City Board of Trade will obtaiiKsl. and those literally euvered A A jewelry
good saw mill.
Streams full of trout and salmon.
with
bhuini.
The
tr-
itineui
uecvwary
shortly
meet
with
a
like
committee
health and strength.
A Fire Company.
Rich coal deposits on the Nehalem.
to
the
BUceeusfiil
cultivati.
a
of
single
Two newepapers-
A climate as »o<xl as any on the coast.
of Tillamook, and deal on a general
ehrywuitht: inms L* of < »u. .• pretty Several public- hall*.
A lame and well equipped livery stable.
Sal<sui keepers and others who plan of action in regard to getting much tie- same aa Is giv. :i t > the ordi­ A beautiful town site.
Fluty ot Rome water-fowl, deer elk, bear, «tr.
M Eari'g Fofd on
fyvei’, fleai<
flood prospects tor a railroad in the near
deal in cigars would do well to improvements for Tillamook bay nary kinds. No bm i.-.'ua training Two photograph gaUeries.
future.
Vomtnudiowa warehouaes
should, however, bo adopted, but the
closely study the law enatetl by the and liar.”
Au excellent achool bttildtug
Natural harbors at Tillamook. Nehalem.
plauts let i;row hi as natural a manuer
Netarts and Nestucca.
They will have to inject a little ns is consist nt with tidin>-sx The beat 1‘lvnty of hotel awomodation*
last congress in regard to the sale
Two
Mloona
aud
a
temperance
parlor.
Open hill land valuable for grazing ntid fruit­
of cigars. S-'etion •Jfio-J of the of the Elixir of life into our board way Is to ftrowthitn ns btishea, in a shn- The head oi navigation on tide water
growing
liar manner to that practiced upon potn
ot
trade
if
they
succeed
in
getting
Mau,
el.goal
and
commodious
reaideneva.
One
of the prettiest and thriftiest towns,Tills
Revisetl Statutes says that cigars
puua.
niook in the slate.
C.ood store« In moat rrrry line of buainesa.
must Is- sold to cti'toincrs direct enough of them together to hold Al
I lllra lii lixrxlrn lh><oration.
1‘ublic building* that are a credit to any town
An enterprising, prosperous, contented and
from the properly stamped box. conference.
Lilies constitute a < lass of bulbs de­ Thriving odd Fellow. Msaotiic and G. A. H. hospitable class of people.
Tide-land and bottom land, the richest and
cidedly inq-ortant in irden derivation. lodge«.
A dealer wlm takes out a linn-liiil
A large local trod« I tom the snrronnding moat productive in the slate.
Select a wi ll drained spot of ground,
of cigars ami lay* them Is-forc the
A rapid, but healthy growth and most promts,
enrich it with well deconqsMed manure, country.
Pally malt* and stage* connecting with the ing prospects for the future.
buyer tochiHi-e from or a -. i I< m > ii
and plant the bulla from five to teu railroad
at North Vamhill
Many quarter-aections of fairly good govern­
inches deep, according to their sue. Do An enterprising elaaa of ciliien« who are de ment
keeper who brings a customer a
Und which may be had for the takiug
not disturb the bulla after planting, but termined to build up the town.
Fine ocean beaches at Netarts. Xeatucea and
cigar on a plate or in a glass,
keep the top soil sufficiently stuml to A Fair Association with ample ground* which Nehalem, which are already becoming popular
prevent «t-esls from grow lug. plant as will soon he pul m good shape
■takes himself liable to a tine of
We s inh locolirit
resorts
early as the ground can be worked.
Two churches. with the Methodist. Catholics
all nutntnmling ac­
Vz-t >.odiea of accessible timber which to said
• 100. West Coast Trade,
a1
II. II. DOWNING,
Monroe & Preston,
REAL ESTATE.
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MEETING.
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TILLAMOOK ORÉ-
August 6 to 16, 1891.
In the South, the strong-hold of
Free Trade Democracy, all kinds
of inducements iin> offeriti to
manufacturing industries, such as
subsidies free sit.-, freedom from
taxation and retile ed freights. It
ia the same in the West. We see
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counts for anta-rip-
tkma and ii-lverti*-
tng before July U.
Please nettle tip if
you can »pare the
inoncv.
Among the hardy lili-a the Auratnm or
golden l-anded lily ia the grandest. Other
fine varieties are the Bronnii, tY-ridion,
Dnlmaticum and the Uuiuboldtii.
llent ar It« klmut !>»,••.
Prius can Im grown ns cheap a* apple«,
arv not so much trouble and bear tsiuner,
Mx-vrdmg to J. M. I'ear- u, who had th*
following to say at the Alton, Illa., Hor­
ticultural society meeting: ••With me
the Heckle never blighted os long as 1
plowc-l to
‘ the trees.
on
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XKa. *M kt'- It 1 I .A. I to
and Christian denomination- represented.
Atuaoal «rery branch of business and profe«-
mou represented that ia neevaaary to the welfare
ol an enterprising community.
Steamer connection with Cortland
the
Augusta and ———
making regular tripe
beside* frequent rtaltaby other small steamer*
CLUBBING LIST.
Haeauuar a»d T-dedo Blade
Weekly Call (A. P.)
'
Weekly Kaaminer
i
to be the best aud most valuable in the North
west.
A harbor w hich will be one of the best on the
evast. when a few thousand dollars are spent
improving it.
Half a <t»sen fine river», which with their
tributaries, are of inestimable value for navies-
tion and fioaKtif log*
Beaatiful and productive prairies which con­
tain many farms suitable for dairying, stock
rsistng and general agricnltore.
TiLl.AMtnm* VAMHtLI. urAGEROI TE
v«.r
II.»3
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stage leave« North Vamhill dally, esc pt Sun­
day, at s a. w tor Tillamook
Aajly, eneept Sunday
at
U nder the auspices
of the
M. E. C hurctí &
1
Li
W*t
meets
and
r
Homi
TH J,
Rev, D. C. McFarland, J. W. Craig, W. k
Molloy, and Chas. Cross will be present
Beautiful grounds, conveniently located.
Christians of all denominations cordial
tr. afinnti