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QTiUamoah Published every Thursday evening. E ditor W. F. D. JOMK« and P roprietor . RATES OF SCDSt RlPTION. (STRICTLY IN ADVANCE ) One year Six months Three mouths . . ADVERTISING RATES. 1 inch, per month . $0.75 perycar$6.75 1 ” 3.25 ... ■’ ” 2o.oo {¿col. ” ” 3-75 ” ” ...................... b 75 ' ” 1 ” ” ** tl.oo ... ” ’’ 1W.0O Local notices, roots per lino; and r< is after the firnt insertion. Onl\ sets pet line for first Insertion for regular advertisers Lost, Found, For Rent, For1-..!*’ Wanted and Special notices, in classified "a<! columns, ■ t fhe rate of one cent per word for first insertion and halt rates thereafter. Correspondence on topic« of general interri, ill Vitcil. Address all communications to T he H eadlight , T illamook . O r . T illamook , O re ., M ai « h 3,1892. Shelby M. Cullom, V. S. senator from the state of Illinois, is an open aspirant for the prc-iilcncy since the retirement of Mr. Blaine, and be expects to be able to give Bre'r Harrison some work to beat him at the approaching convention at Minneapolis.—Ex. in some inMnnccs, but had to pay have shown able enterpriae mo far. may well be proud of and »ide-wa ks. With graveled streets, good side walks all over the city, a fine sys tern of electric lights, and bu -iue s buildings going upon every hand, there is no doubt but that the sum mer visitors to Tillamook will be pleased with the city and many in duced to locate here. There are other enterprises on foot which will a little later greatly add to the prosperity of the city. The meeting of (tie Republican County Cent ml Committee was harmonious in every respect, and everybody seemed sati-fie I wi li the result. Willi fair, square, open proceedings, giving everybody an equal chance, the Republican party in this county is sure of success but if sonio one tries to control tho delilierrttionsof the party, and work in tlio interests of one man or faction, failure stales us in the face. 11. A BOY’S ESSA Y ON BREATH. If we it would die, Tho breath keeps going through our liver, our light« and our lung«. Boys «hut up in a room all day shoukl not breathe, they should wait until they get out d or«. Air in a room ha« carbono- eide in it, and ca bonocide is pois oner than mad dogs. Once some men were shut lib in a black holo in India, a carbonocide got into that there hole, and afore morning nearly every one of them was dead, (¡ills wear corsets which squeeze their diagrams too much. Girls cannot run and holler like boys cause their diagrams is squeezed. If I was a girl I would run and boiler so my diagram would grow. That’s all on breath. Statements will he sent the first of every month, hereafter, to tlmsc having accounts with us for advertising or job- work, whether bills are due or not. This will cost something for time mid postage, but it will remind everyone of the status of his account, and prevent mistakes mid misunderstandings. No, if you are dealing with u«, you cun expect to re ceivo Ar wtlil the first of the month, a statement of your account, ami we will always take it ns a favor if you «ill give the uuilttr prompt attention. Soil,-,.. Notice is hereby given that the assess ment levied on tho Fair Association t»tock May <), IH9I remains unpaid on the following Rt<M*k, and that I will offer the same for sale to the highest bidder, lor cash, on Saturday, April 2, lb'9*-, nl 1 o’cloi k I*. M at (r O. Nolan’s u flice: a mount Share No. due $25. Share No. II, surrendered, limonili due $3-5. Share No :s, c T Hills, amount due $25. Share No. 3d, Geo. Woodruff, nmount due $15’ Share No. 3d, W. S Runyon, amenât due f25. lly order of the Board of IHrectors. Bated Marvh I, I SO I 40 A. B. W11J0N, Sec. The mem beni of the TiHatiMMik Board of Trade me requested to mtet nt G. O. Nolan’a olhk‘0 on 1‘ridnv, 2 1* M. March 4th. H V V. J ohnson , President. BANKRUPT STOCK! Busted Prices On Hardware • - l_______ — fHend^'to make u« a call- ARSEN HOUSE, GREAT T illamuor ork INFIELD HOUSE, W. S. CONE, P roprietor , D- E- GOODSPEED, MANAGER. WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO ACCOMMODATE THE TRAVELING PUBLIC. BAY CITY, OREGON. CCIDENTAL HOTEL, COHN & Co, G. W. PETTIT, P roprietor . NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that sealed bids for the The lodging department is under the management of C. W. Pettit, and every effort possible la building of a bridge across Beaver creek near made to make guests comfortable. The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited. the residence of B. II. Bnnn, in the Countv of Tillamook & North Yamhill Stage ticket office is here. Tillamook, State of Oregon, will be received by the County Court of said County and State, up to and including the first Monday in March, of 1892. All bids to be based on plans and specifi ctitions on file in the office of County Clerk, the Court reserving the right to reject any or all bids. Dated this 29th day of January, I893. Attest, W. W. CONDER, County Clerk. Catch your eye? INING ROOM DEPARTMENT, Read on! J. P. ALLEN, M TE WERE NOT LOOKING FOR / the hearty endorsement of our aims and methods in mer- cliandising which the Tillamook public has showered upon us 1 this fall and winter. ! [ ; 1 1 They seem to realize that we are sincere in onr public utter- NOTICE. Notice is herebv given that the undersigned has presented his petition to the Honorable County Court of Tillamook County, Oregon, ])rayitig for the vacation of all the streets, allevs and public squares laid out and recorded as the Town of Idaville, to-wit: That tract of land in Tillamook County, Oregon, bounded by begin ning at the Southwest corner of the Donation Laud Claim of Harriett and W. N. Vaughn, and running thence in an easterly direction 4I9 feet, lliencc north y20 feet, thence west 200 ft, thence north 2»>0 feet, thence west 620 feet, thence to the place of beginning. \V. N. V augiin . 36 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. I Land Office, at Oregon City, Oregon, Feb. . 4. 1892.—Notice is herebv given that the , following-named settler has tiled notice of I his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made be- I fore the County Clerk of Tillamook county, at j Tillamook, Oregon, on March 28, 1892, viz: Levi Hudson, Pre-emption D. S. No. 698o, for the nelj ofnw# of see 15, tp. 2, s, r 9 w. ' lie names the following witnesses to prove his I continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Henry Lederer, and W. R. Owens of Tilla mook, and I. C. Quick and and Fred Page of Nestocton, all of Tillamook Co..Oregon. 37-42 J. T. Apperson, Register. anees, and when we said we had a very attractive stock, they came to look over it. When we told them that it was good value for their money, they bought freely, but we are glad to say NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, Feb. 8, 1892.—Notice is hereby given that the follow ing named settler 1ms filed notice of his iiitcn- 1 tion to make final proof in support of his claim, , and that said proof will be made before the [ County Clerk of Pillamook County, at Tilla mook, Oregon, on April 5, 1892, viz: George Kellow, Pre-emption D. S. No. 712I, for the ne% of ne1^ of s . m *. 10, tp. 4s r 10 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: William Saling, George W Bodyfelt, Jerry Lewallen and Thomas Owens, all of Hebo, Tlf- amook Co., Ore. 38-43 J. T. Apperson, Register that our stock is not nearly ex- Qrand Qcntral Eilliard Hall. C. B. HADLEY, Proprietor. Q¿ V//CA, £iciuoi> and Qiaau Fine Billiard and Paal Tables. TILLAMOOK, - - - OREGON. TEMPERANCE PARLOR A. j. S tillwell , P roprietor . Cigars. Tobacco, Fruita and Candies Temperance Drinks. F’ine: Fool Table. supply, and standing as we do, with our linger on the pulse of cal columns of this paper from Local Agents Wanted. time to time, the special bar- I’ntil further notice we « ill (|uejnsware and boots and shoes. We mean business. Come and ee?. W. C. King, Tillamook, Uro. . i I. O. O F —Meet* every Tuesday night at 7 3n r m tn I O O F llall. I- S kvrranck , N G. WM. OlSKN. RK4 SKC Y A F Jk \ M —Meet’ fir*t Saturday night of each month hi I O U F. Hall H. V. * V J ohnson . W. M. B. V. L amr . S kv t . CHAPTER Mo ta fir*t Saturday, 1 r M. of . each month in I. o. O F Hall J E Sim rv . 11 A P W ilson . > rv y . A O. U. W -Meets every Mondav night at 7 r m in G A R Hall. < N Davw. M W A W S kvkramcr R kiordrr TILLAMOOK, OREGON. FRUIT, NUTS, CANDIES, TOBACCO, CIGARS AND CANNED GOODS. TempBrartEH Brinks, Soda-water and Cider. Corner First St. Si Stillwell Ave., TILLAMOOK, OREGON- «i S. A. ROBERTS, » --------DEALER IN--------- Hardware, Cutlery, OaurB, Windows, Staves, RengEB, Tiq-wsrs, Plumbing and Tiri-rnnfing Promptly Gons TILLAMOOK OREGON. Oves One M illion MOST col-ift. '■ book of It. kinUengiDUCD’C Jvl eve, duniDRtn J ureni.-iitvf «11 kiu.1, of Lumber, LUMRFR I -Plunk, - intliu. cubical ,un content!« of aqiiare and round Anu Timber, hint« i-. lut-O < - .1. -il.-:- inp nfidlf LUU DUUfi san «; care of «,,«««; cord wood tables: felling tn-es.growlh of tree«; land incur,-; wage, rent, board, interest, stave and leading bolt«, etc. Standard book throughout the United States and Panada. Get the new illustrated edition of 1SSJ A«k your book seller for it Sent post paid for 35 cents. GW Fisher. Box 238 Rochester N.Y. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land office at Oregon City. Oregon. Feb. s. l«qj —Notice is hereby given that the follow ing named settlor has tiled notice of his inten tion Io make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the County Clerk of Tillamook Countv, at Tilla mook, Oregon, on April 5. I- q J. viz:’ Marcelle» Kellow, H.nnestead Entry No »tytifi, for the swW ofswW of st c. 29. and e1, of se of sec. W. and nwU of uwM sec. tp. 4 s, r 9 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said .and, viz William Sailing. G w Bodyfelt. Jerrv Lewallen and 1 bornas Owens, all of Hebo. Tillamook Couuty. Oregtin. 3®-’4j J T. Apperson. Register. SOCIETY IDIR Hl CTO Fi Y G \ R - Meets first and thin! Wrdnesdav of each montb «t 1 ? ■ ta c. a r u .-. i : c N l»RK\v, A djutant F. S k \ krancv .. C ommander - -------- DEALER IN--------- ROOFING GUM ELASTIC ROOFING FELT costs only $2.00 per I'M) square feet. Makes a good roof for vviirs, and anyone can put it on. Send Stamp for sample and full particulars. G um E lastic R oofing Co., 39 it 41 West Broadway, New York. The public will see in the lo - JOHN WRIGHT, trade, we eau tell just what the public want.s Daily Oregonian For Sale. Next door to Letcher & Stillwell’s Jewelry Store, NOTICE. Notice is herebv given that the undersigned ha« filed her final account as Executrix of the estate of Charles Hobson, deceased, with the County Clerk of Tillamook County as required by law, and that the same will lie heard by the ( ounty Judge of said County on the Sth dav of March. i892. O liva R obson , Executrix of the Estate of Charles Robson, Deceased. Dated Feb'y a, 1892. tions with the great centers of gains we have to offer. . anager NOTICE FOR FERRY. I. II. Patchen, hereby give notice that I have filed in the County Clerk’s office an application for a ferry franchise, the same to be used on the Tillamook river, and for the express purpose of Mr. &Mrs. J. P. Allen devote their time exclusively to the dining room «nd culinary departm.a of the Occidental Hotel, and the table is supplied with the best the market affords. They conveying freight and travel to and fro across said river, and on the now projected road from make a specialty of preparing lunches and suppers for balls and aocietlaa. T.l’.amook and Netarts. All persons opposed will be heard at the March term of the County Court, March 9, I892. Dated at Tillamook, Ore,, Feb. il, i 892. TILLAMOOK. OREGON. 37-12 H. 1’ atchkn . We have the best of connec- W» I Hiooo I Business Cards $4 5« $3 00 Bill Heads 3 (X) Letter Heads 3 00 Note Heads a 75 Statements > 75 Envelopes ? J»o Large 4 >5 Show TicKets... 1 2 75 Dunce ” 1 with Pusteis. Small 1 2 '5 ’’ Medium 1 ’’ Large S So Circular Letter I 3 »5 Shipping Tags i 1 73 Visiting Cards sects. Viro. '-Bought ol ' statements on rencil paper, tablet fi>rni $2 25 '|L5t)0 or $1 00 >1000. I’l.u ards. I’osltivt lv no credit, ’ etc.. 91 >doa, or les- v ts each f< r all ovt r Lirge size $1 50 'fMox. and yds each for all over. • For Sale” and F01 Rent” placards, with space for name and description, yets each. Ht’rse Rills on card board or cloth, $.5 00 >50 or iU.ff OREGON. TILLAMOOK, They keep a large assortment of Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Cloth ing, Hats, Boots and Shoes. Also Dry Goods, Groceries and General Merchandise. Produce taken in exchange. public. REDUCTION! B«l accommodation. In th. city. quarters for the traveling public. The proper thing to do is to go to the store Of COHN & CO. and lay in a new supply. made upon it by the purchasing (For Ninety Days.) job P rintin <. at L ess than P ortland P hvcf .«. Now is the time to order Letter Heads, Bill Head*:. Envelopts, Card». Etc. We make this reduction that all may get In the habit of tiding in inted stationery. It costs les than to buy blank «1 itit uery and Is more bii'ini-sM like Once in the habit, and you will not «pill it. Il saws time ami money. The prices given ate for the BEST qUAI.iTV OF vwiR ini » mock though we furnish cheaper gvn.h s for lc<s moni v. No trouble about wilt ing v th pi it and ink on our stationery, and the printing is done in the best style of the art. Deeds. Mortgage«, Bonds for I'cnU, Summons, Application« toi Survey and ail other legal blanks <«t same «uc carried m stock, yc t ach or Discount of 1» per cent, oil fs 00 orders. Blanks not enumerated. $1 i>0 >100. Spe< tally pre pared Receipts, or Orders, bound in tablet fi rm. $» 00 fCOO, $; co pj’si or $<. 00 t*l’»M» Large si«e. J-. 00. $4 yo and $7 00. Piiittin- on INtstal Cards, $| 0» )hoo, $1 50 V-5°« $j 40 ** s«0 and $3 »5 yioix». Pencil Tablets, 5 mid |<v. For ink. 10 and l.’c. It always pays to order in quantities of 500. No charge for blocking work m tablets Extra chare» for col-»r work, printing on both sides and difficult designs. All kinds of coni m. ml pt luting Hot enumerated done promptly am! at hot rati s. 9 0T* all and ' nt extensive line of «amp r* aiiiT you e.«n get an ide 1 of what vou want and be conv inccil <-f our claim« Mail order* given prompt attention samples ot Legal Blank« «cut free to Notaries. Attorneys ami J. P.’s, New house, new fumitnre; fii.t et.M in every respect. O Men, witli sisters dear! O Men, with mothers and wives, Is not your linen wearing out? Don’t let them wear away their lives Witli a stitch, stitch, »titchity-stitch, Witli patches and seams begirt, Sewing from morning till night On that worn-out shirt. hausted by the heavy drains Tho success of this Great Cough Cure fs without a parallel in the history of medicine. All druggists are authorized toselliton a pos itive guarantee, a test that no other cure can successfully stand. That it may become known, the Proprietors, at an enormous ex pense, are placing a Maniple Bottle Free into every home in the United States and Canada. If vou have a Cough, Sore Throat, or Bron chitis, use it, for it will cure you. If your child has the Croup, or Whooping Cough, use it promptly, and relief is sure. If you dread that insidious disease Consumption, use it. Ask your Druggist for SHILOH’S CURE, Price 10 cts.. SO cts. and $1.00. If your Lungs are sore or Baek laiuo, use Shiloh*! Porous Plaster. Price 25 cts. For sale by all Drug gist« and Dealer«. M. H. LARSEN, PROPRIETOR. SONG OF THE SHIRT. Does this SHILOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE. lh” —uadla,. ple...nl Every effort will b. »»<1« “> TILLAMOOK. ORKOOW. ORDINANCE NO. 35. A n obdinanck to extend an widen 3rd AVENUE EAST. TAc people of Tillamook City do ordain: S ec . I. It is hereby declared neces sary, expedient, and for the interest of the city und the public that 3r<! Ave East ill said city of Tillamook be ex tended and continued sixty (GO) feet iu width from the south side of Sixth Street southerly in a straight line with the west line of said 3rd Ave. East as now ¡aid out ami established, to the center of Eighth Street S ec . 2. Immediately afterthe passage of this ordinance it shall be tho duty of the Recorder to have the same published for a period of one month in the Tilla mook H eadlight , a newspaper pub lished in said city. Approved March 1, 18g2 J. B arker ) A. 1’. W ilson t Trustees Gi:o. W. I’ETTfr) Attest G. O. Nolan, Recorder 40-45. the Grand Central Hotel and have re fitted and relurni.h.d it lit nt.w W1. >hBn b<.pleaaed to have .11 our old patron« .ad g and comfortable for guest». E d . H eadlight :—The condition of the toll road from North Yamhill to Tillamook is such that some one ought to be stirred up with a pole. Travelers are compelled to pay toll, and at the same lime can not follow the road. It is often necessary to go around fallen tim ber, through brush, over logs and hill sides when 'there is really danger to horse and rider. Y ours T ruly . HEADLIGHT PRINTING CO . * V We have again taken ch A Kicker. .Tack this on your «leak.] Having purchased the Bank rupt Stock of H. C. Hald, of Bay City, am now offering the same GEO. SQUIRES; PROPRIETOR: Restricted Reciprocity is the logical outcome of Protective principles. In taking off the duty from a country’« products we simply reciprocate for a re mission of a duty which would otherwise operate against us. treaties have already been completed with five republics and nine colonies, and many others are under considera- tion. Lewis carnation, witli a delightfol little scene in the center, the whola appearing as if a delicate hand painted ske’cli in water solors. The first twenty-four in sole pages show tlie new things extant ill the flower and vegetable line, printed in royal purple ink on elegant paper. We are judges of fine work in this line, amt the efteet is very pleasing to the eye amt at nice captivates the senses. The dilTercnt things shown, such as the Charmer I’en, Golden Nugget Sweet Corn, &e., look good enough to ent right off from the printed page. Following these are upwards of Ilk) pages in whii li are faithfully depicted the recognized favorites, with instructions for those who do not know how. “The last the best of all the game,” 'tis some times suid, and I a ill sell my furniture store at a bar- on tlie Inst cover png«‘ is depicted n half gain No opposition in the city. Call doz.cn of the new “Brilliant I’nppv,” oil or address, which contain veritably the gorgeous C. E. R eynolds , lines of the rainbow. Messrs. V ick say this is one of tho most satisfactory nov Tillamook, Ore. elties they ever often d, and that it will lie sure to please. If it even comes half us fine as shown it would make» garden 'cry guy. Messrs. V ick , of Ilochester, N. Y., will semi the catalogue on receipt of ten cents. Attention. ’ RAND CENTRAL HOTEL, At the presentation of “She" by The Republican National Committee offers $1,6)0 in prizes for articles on Pro the Beebe-Bari gm r company at tection, the Tariff, the Record of the Oklahoma city, a man in the au Republican party, and kindred subjects. dience was heard to say. with that In addition to the handsome money spirit of galantry th t makes the prizes offered, the Committee will pay sterner sex adorable. “That if that f 10 a column for all the contributions which‘it accepts and uses. stuck up dude didn’t make lip with For particulars and rules governing the that dandy woman after sli.i had prize contest, write at once to Republi been loving liim nigh onto three can National Committee, 900 F Street, thousand years, he wou'il haze to Room 134, Washington, I>. C. settle witli him after the show was Reciprocity. over.’’ Up to date the present Demo cratic house stands pre-eminent as the one which has cost I lie country the most and transacted the least amount of business in a given time. In hot i these particulars it lias (>( all the cliarining seed catalogue» a record beyond that of any legis osiK-d tliia year, that of Messrs J ames lative body that ever sat in the V ick ' s S ons , of Rochester, stands easily nt the head It's first cover page is a United State?, dream of the lovely pink ami white Nelly The house committee on the election of president and vice-pres ident and representative^ in cong ress have reported a bill leaving tlie election of senators to the peo ple, and confering the exclusive power oil the state legislatures to fix the time, place and manner of holding such elections. 1.x. Prize Article* Wanted. A GALLANT COWBOY. ijcciblinltt NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. land Office at Oregon ( ity. Oregon. Feb • I Notice i< hereby given that the fol- lowing named settler has riled notice of his in tention to make final proof in support of hi* claim and that said proof will be made f-efore (.runty Clerk of Tillamook Countv. at Tilla mook. Oregon, on April 5. IMH, via: ’ William Saling, Homestead Entry No 61«». for the nw ’. of sw 4 of?ve u.tp is. r-jw. and e’, of sv’. and *e‘, of ne* * of «ec yn.tp 3 r m w. He names the following witnesses t ■> prove his contintxms nsnkncc upon and cultivation of said land, vn Man vile» K.llow George W Body felt. Elbert Btxbx ami George Kellow. all of Heto. Tilla mook ko.Orcgon. _ '■'5~4X J T Appersot? Register. MYSTIC I Ft.¡ on -Mot» every Thurmdav uiMht. F D J onks K M M. M C T row - RRllRIB, y s. N oth E for PUBLH ATION \ «t Oregon City Oregon. Feb 8. z.- Notice ia hereby given that the following settler has filed notira of his Intention HOOK a I.A1»I»FR Urt. - Meet« nn first Tues named day night of, each ¡m ath m Citi Hall k I’ to make final proof in support of hn» claim an.i W ilson F uknidint . U. N. D rlw . C rib » V. g’m Vu Ipru”'7i; > ' *' H E rkam . Skc v. Sebastian MUler, the <■ H of n »1 C. E. REYNOLDS, -------- DEALER IN-------- Fu rnit vire, Window Wall-paper Sliades HaL>y-carriages Picture Moulclings and Headquarters F or tlie Celebrated 4» Yum Yum" Woven Wire Bed Springs, And Spanish Hair attresses. A Complete Line Of Q-OOJDS Constantly on Hand: Corner First st. «nd l«t A t ». K.. Tillamook, Or«. E dw . g . e . wist , ------- -DEALER IN-------- General Merchandise. W kiod» of firming, logging, milling and mechanic»’ iippliit. Lots for gale in OrigiqaI ToWnjsite of lieljalem. Nehalem, Ore.
