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1 1 Ah' Published every Thursday evening. W. V. D. J ome « . E ditor and P mopkietor . rtATHS OF SUBIM BIPTION. (STRICTLY iMADVAMCE.) One year......................... Six month« Three months «1 SO. . .. .73. ADVERTISING RATEH. 1 kich, per month p«-r year $6 75 3 ” ” ” 2 25 ............ ” ” kcol. ” ” 3 75 ’’ ’ 33 °° k..................... o 75 .6°00 1 ” “ ” 11.00 ... “ ’ loo.oo Local notices, loot« per line; and set«, after the first iiiMrrtton Only set» per line for fir«t insertion for regular advertiser». IXM»t. Found, For Kent. For Sale. Wanted, and Special notice«, in classified ' ad” column«, at the rate of one cent per word for first insertion and hall rate* thereafter. Legal notices, Nonpareil locta. per line tor flr^t insertion and Acts per line for each «ub»e- quent insertion. * * All local notices will»»?“«tarred”or otherwiae designated as advertisement«. No special position will be agreed upon for any advertisement, though we take c»K*cial paius to display advertising matter effectively and give as favorable position as possible, fre quently changing the “inake-up” of the paper We make a special effort to change Or rebuild advertisements as often as Our natrons desire, hut make no contract to that effect. • • No cuts will be used, except out line cuts on metal bases. %• We reserve the right to reject any advertise blent that we deem objectionable. • • T erms : Cash In advance for small advertise ntents, and payment Is required monthly or quarterly on large contracts. I traitor, after defeat came, is wrong in the extreme, and many who have been accused of treachery, came nearer voting the straight ticket than those who arc lou 'est in their accusations. Now, as to thecourse pursued by this paper, we have no apology to offer, not thinking it dishonorable, or that we need lie ashamed of. Many of our friends saw fit to take a different course from what we did during the cam paign, and it is not our province to abuse them, nor is it right for others to pour their gall and bitterness on the heads of men who acted from honest motives. It is easy to refer to the past record of some who are doing a great deal of talking, and show that their present positions are untenable and inconsistent, but it is useless and only serves to kindle the flame of revenge, which H’ems to have been ranqiant for the past four years. The silver men of the west are against Harrison. SUGGESTED. Correspondence ou topics of general interest, I nv iteti. Address all communications to T he H r adlig ht , T illamook . O r THE PATRICK It« HARDWARE, MILK TEST. Inventor Offer« It to the Without a Patent. People The Iowa station milk test was repre- aentr.) by Prof. Patrick, supervising testa, asaistetl by State Hairy Coni mission er Tupper ami U. VV. Wait, the latter being a.wistaut chemist of the laboratory at the experimental station To Mr. Patrick is due the invention of the first accurate milk test in Iowa, which was placed on exhibition at Des Moines in 18S9. The original purpose was to furnish an accu rate test for fanners’ use in testing their cows, but the necessity for snclt an ap- |>arattis in creameries has caused a de mand for increased capacity. We believe the present mode, as ex hibited at the state fair this fall, will do away with the great objection raised to it fonnerly, as it increases the capacity materially A coil of steam pipe is placed in the bottom of an oblong box lined with zinc and filled with brine, connected with a similar box filled with water. Since the introduction of the brine bath into the oblong boxes with the steam pi|x.-s at the bottom, theopera- tor can commence measuring the milk into the tubes, then adding the acid, and after shaking the two together can place twelve tubes ill each rack, thereby plac ing the first filled tubes into boiling brine Yon can then fill the second rack with tubes. Place the second rack in beside the third. When the rack is filled the first one will lie ready to place into the water bath at 140 «legs., and by the time the J fourth rack is filled tile tubes in the first are ready to read. This expedites mat ters considerably, the operator being constantly tilling and reading the testa Professor Patrick's vigorous and con scientious work deserves special praise. , He refuses to take any interest in the | test commercially, but works unselfishly in behalf of the state, which is fortunate in securing so able and honorable a man to serve it.—Creamery Journal. CALL ANU Mil STOVES AND TINWARE. C or . 1 st . S t . & 1 st . A ve . E. T illamook . (qiVe me a Call H* purchasing. The People have Cast their \ otes, Cat) £ave you Selling out below Cost! And I am Before the People TO ANNOUNCE THAT POLITICS CUTS NO FIGURE WITH MY TRADE, NEXT DOOR TO LETCjlE^, AND THAT I HAVE A SELECT STOCK OF FURNITURE, WALL-PAPER TlLL^I^OÛlÇ, 0^|l, MOTELS. AND WINDOW-SHADES WHiCH I AM SELLING CHEAP FOR CASH. rpRASK RIVER RESORT. U ndertaking in C onnection . by e - m - keys - C. E. REYNOLDS, Pleuant mountain lexort. Good fiahiug and hunting. Daily Stage. Carlier Firm St. and lai Ave. K., Tillamook, Ore. DRY GOODS! B oots , S hoe ; CLOTHING Cod accommod.ikfi, f„ man and beast. TRASK. OREGON. 'gAY VIEW HOUSE, The frequency of «lisgiiHt leg anti BY J- A- RICHARDSON- disgraceful brawls upon our streets is, to put the matter most moder The best beat-h resort lit the county. The table is supplied with Ute best the market affon),. Just the place to spend a few weeks during the summer. ately, a deep reproach to those who I run my sail bout from Tillamook to Garibaldi daily, stopping at Bay City «nd llobsoueille, (a4 T illamook , O ke ., J une 1», 1892. claim the privileges and conse- carry freight and passengers. - qliently must bear the responsibili GARIBALDI, OREGON. ties of citizenship in this city, and The Haute faction that defeated implies a most reprehensible lax Hats, Caps, Piece Dry Goods. Gents’ QRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, the party two years ago did it this ness of sentiment among the people time. Furnishing Goods, Etc. as a whole, regarding these deplor Largest stock ever brought to Tillamook, just received at G eo . SQUIRES, P roprietor : The Oregon delegation wiih di able and demoralizing disturb vided for Blaine and Ilarriaon when ances. For, these lighters, these We have again taken charge of the Grand Central Hotel and have refitted and refurni.hed ,, brawlers, these mighty men of it »farted cant. Answer to Hutter Questions. excellent shape, juat as good as new We shall be pleased to have all our old patrons sail muscle, who grovel upon our side The l>cHt temperature to separate milk friends to make us a call. Every effort will be made to make the surroundings pluuat centrifugal force in summer is 75 «legs, i and comfortable for guests. James G. Bl'inc would make a walks and curse and growl and by Fah. If the milk is too warm, the butter good race for President. The old bite, anil mop the filth of the street will be aalvy; 75 deg», to 80 deg», will do T1LI.A.MOOK. OREGON. campaign liefl against him are worn with each other’s carcasses, these in winter. when they lift their swollen and Cream should be cooled a» soon ns out and, would be ineffective. poswible lifter it leaves the separator to ARSEN HOUSE, disfigured mugsand bloodshot eyes 60 (legs, to 62 deg». In winter this haste I Tillamook county can be de from the beastly grapple, must is not so essential, if the cream is sur* pended upon to give a majority of witness some show of admiration rounded by water, if not cooled, the M. H. LARSEN, PROPRIETOR. butter will be soft and off flavor. 250 for the Republican candidate in the faces round them and hear The proper temperature to churn New house, new furniture; fiist class in every reject. Best accommodations in the city. Hud for president next November if the some note of fearful homage from cream hi summer is 56 (legs, to 57 degs., in winter 59 degs. to 60 degs. If quarters for the traveling public. voters nil turn out. the crowd, for else their cake, lack and churned too warm it is liable to mass in ing the leaven of popular approval, I the chum, and will always lose some of TILLAMOOK, OREGON. Binine resiglieli his position in is flattest dough, their fistic tri its body and color. Fresh bread, pies, cakes etc. always on. hand. Home- A cement floor is the best for butter; the Cabinet as soon iib the conven umphs, when greeted with cool' made and French candies, oranges, nuts and also a half basement room. Run Danish- tion began to convene, mid thia contein, t, or quiet indiference even, Weston nt 4,000 to 4,500. lemons. CC1DENTAL HOTEL, was taken as a signal by his fol- lose prestige in their own eyes, and, To avoid streaks in your butter strain the cream through a wire sieve and lowers to rally to his support. wanting his 'ciistoined meed of clean the sieve with hose. Cool the G. W. PETTIT, P roprietor . public adulation, the bully of the cream in summer as long and ns much The hotel is now under the management of G. W. Pettit and wife, and every effort pooiMt U There was no particular pulls town subsides into harmless insig- ns possible before churning and start the MEALS AT ALL HOURS. made to make guests comfortable. The patronage of the public ir respectfully,.solicit^. made for any candidates, anti if nifiicaiioe, or leaves the uncon churn nt the right temjierature. Some Tillamook & North Yamhill Stage ticket office is here. cream at 60 degs. will churn in ten or —w- W -CORNER HIRST ST. a STILLWELL Avg. *x~ there hail been it would have done genial environint'iif for some more twenty minutes: it should be cold enough 1 TILI.AMOOK. OREGON. no good, as the best of friends had appreciative community, where to take one hour.—A. M. Bingham in Creamery Journal. A. LETCHER, no influence over each other, The brute force anti violence still up people quietly went into their hold that might makes right and Sweet Cream Cliee««. ¡WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER^ Rich milk is required, because the booths anti did the work. where the strength of a bull and cream must lie thick. Set the milk four W atches , C locks , J ewelry , (J uns , A mmunition and F ishing T ackle . C ompasses and S pectacles . the head of a battering ram are inches deep in paua. When the cream is ri : p Aim ng a S pecialty .------------------ TII.I.AMOOK, OREGON. There lias been an unfortunate half risen place the pans carefully on top P roprietor . nt'cessary to maintain the most of the stove, not too hot, and warm the dissention in the Hepublican party righteous claim. milk until the surface •‘crinkles." Set of this county for the past four We are nil more or less to blame the pans away again, and in twenty-four | yearn, and ¿again thin year, the Xi hours the cream is all risen in a thick, > yX; for the state of things which has adherent r-f=i— • ---------- 'ZB-' sheet, which can be rolled off DemouraIs elect four of the in st P’s. A ÌX 1 ) ÍS I permitted such exhibitions of law whole. Place this in tin molds, bottom First St., Upp. Uccidental. Tillamnnk) Dre. imjMirtant county oflieiils. It is lessness as have disgraced our city less. set on a folded cloth, which absorbs hoped that the avenging nemesis liquid, but, better, on straw mats Xi co. of late. Let every decent, hiw- the placed on the cloth; in twelve hours tho that has dwelt in the hearts of the , abiding man and woman set a face molds with tho cheese limy lio turned people will now subside. It is time , of stern disapproval nga'nst every over, and in twelve hours more the Z-Iavo si ZF’ixll ILirxo Of ^ù-11 the Republicans of this county are cheeses are solid enough to stand with C. B. HADLEY, Proprietor. I such an offense, and show that out the molds and ready for sale or use. coming to their senses, as some of they look upon such nets of violence Just a pinch of the finest ground salt is ZZirrd-s of O-xoeexies, Cxoolxox^r, of the Itemoeriitic candidates re | for wl at they are. Let no word sprinkled on the cheese when it is turned. Qlasswaxs, ZDx^r G-00Ó.S, Hats, z/zeji, After making a few for home use the ceived more votes from the Repub i or look applaud or approve the knack of turning ont neat little cheeses lican party than there is voters in | doer, iintl, as sure as human nature will lie easily acquired, and then one Caps, dotlxixxgr, Soots; Slxces Fine Billiard and Pool Tables. the Democratic party of thiscounty. may offer them for sale. The size is 2) is wluit it is, tliene brutal combats or 3 by 4| or 3 and I) inches thick. They TILLAMOOK, - - . OREGON. axxd. Œexxts' HF'ixxxxislxixig's. The Republican majority on a will cease to affront good sense, are eaten fresh, but will keep a week.— straight vote is about 240, but some New York Tribune. good mannei's and good morals. of the D- nocnits received near 200 E dw . G. K. WIST, Notes. majority. The blame rests on the When tn heavy flow » cow ought to lie shoulders of many. GREAT REDUCTION! milked three times n dny to keep her FEARNSIDE’S Also, Groceries and Notions. TILLAMOOK HAKERY ? - \\ l> CONFECTIONERY. NOW OPEN. First Class Restaurant in Connection. •l. <THEtBUREÄUtSÄLOON» C. H. SMITH, WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. Grand Central ^Billiard “HalL and Qiaau. (For Ninety Days.) To the eastern farmer nceiiRtomed Jon P rinting at L ess than P omti and P ricks . Now 1« the time to order Letter Head«, Hill Head«, Envelope», Canin. Etc. to ileal with the thin poor soil of make thl« reduction that all may get In his bleak liillsido homo, the rich till' We Imblt "1 u«ll ig printctl1 Htnlionrry It co«ta (hull to buy blank »Inttourry and I« more black soil of the prairie and bottom Ir«« bu«in<-iui like. Once in tlic linbit. and 'on will quit it. It «ave« time and niotu y land her® seems to teem with tuH i hr pt Irr« riven arv for th«* rest UVALtTY OE r.MM.M and srocs. thou«;h we furtii«h cheaper Ismndless agricultural possihililios Krndr« for h»«« money. 5»0 troulile about writ- ilia with pm Ritd ink on 1 hit «latir•nrrv and the and he is correct in his view. No printing U done In the best Myle of thr art. land under the sun is so capable 1 >ma 1 |»MO 1 V3°O 1 Vi«a» nr«« Cartlw fi 50 1» M >3 <*» >4 3« in energetic hands, of yielding Hum Hill liradfl 3 00 5 00 » 5° « »5 llviidx 3 00 5 00 1 b 2 »3 larger returns for liiltor exp nded, i letter Note llrfula t 4© 1 0© > 73 4 3« 2 OO »75 4 30 but too many here are content to Statement« ’ x\ i° Km rlopea > 30 4 00 « .*> Large XX 2 .V> 4 »3 *» 10 contemplate these (Mtssi hili ties with Show ’• Ticket«. . i oo 1 M » 75 3 3" inner 2 ÖO with «tub« • .*> complacency, and there to stop. 1 roaleiN. Su nil i .*» 1 • <«' 2 73 3 30 t 00 . j (XI ¡1 Ort ” Medium 3 00 No good thing is to be had even Large 8 50 ¡0 on 5 «> ! i M» nlsr Letter » 5© » 75 3 »3 5 >3 from the most ItoiindlvsH resources uin shipping Tug« 1 <x> » 73 ’ 73 4 3*' without some stress of brilin and Vlthing < urd* «,'<•(«. V or 7X1» ^WO. H 'tighl t4 “ Matrnienta on | cncil paper, tablet muscle and this the farmer here fnrm, |i 15 fMWior fi ISmltlvvlv no credit,” etc, fl )Moa. in time will And will have to be riacarda. or Ir«« u t« «»Rvh t<»r «Il v»v» r I.argr *I mc fi 50 «lit! wta va« h lor all over. brought ill play, and the quicker “For Hale" and F»»i He til" placards, with «pace ior nanit* a»»«! dr*ctipti«>n. ¡wl« ea« h that is rvalixed lully. the better for llorwc Kill« on can! I»oard or cloth, p (W or all concerned. >*100 The H kaiii . i < iht throughout the late campaign advocated harmony and the election of the Republican ticket earnestly, though not vehe- mently. We were not loud or wildly enthusiastic, but conducted our part of the enmpaign just aa the cuididates desired us. to. Nearly all of them axkrtl us to sup port the ticket in a quiet and fair manner, without any hurrah or mnd-slinging. Wo did as the ma jority end the Republican Central <’oinmitt«>e axkisl ns to do. The l>rrvla, NI«irtffMva. Honda for iNrvd.«, Sumiu«»na, Appliealit»«* for Sun < v and «11 otlwr legal blmiks of sama »i«c cartird 111 stork. m ‘ ea« h •»r w )M« mi IHaconnt of IN |*r cent on K «*» oidrt« Hlank* notentttnrrat«!, fl <M> Spei tally prr|u»rr»! Mix riots, or Order*, bound tn tabltl form, <*> f‘iw. J;«» F. M» or Jb.oo ypw l.atea site. <N0. 50 and f; .xx Prlntln* on l^wtal t'arda. ft ^100. fi 50 f» 40 and 15 Pencil Tablets, » and Ittr For ink. 10 and 13c. It alu ay « t»av« to order in quantities of 500. No charcr torbhwkiuv work tn tablets. Extra charrr fiircidor work, printing on both •idr« ami »hfik nit dtsign« All kind' <4 com mrrclRl printin g not enumerated done promptly and at low nuts. fW • sll a«»d «e< our «*\ten«lvv line of «ample« and yon can gH an id* 1 oi what Min uaut and be coa\ iucvtl «»f out claims. Mail tmlcrn given pn«mpt altmtiom Samples <»f ! a * ip «I Rtank« •« nt tic* to Notaries, Altonu y« and J I’ s HEADLIGHT PRINTING CO , (Tack thU oa yoer desk ) T illkmo *» x or a wider from being injured. Bat she should have extra feed when thus giving inch an abnormal quantity of milk. (Let ont of the ruts, brothers, says W. F Pack to patrons and creamerymen. It has n queer look to the eye when a patron partly skims milk before taking it to the factory. Many farm women have no idea of the work they would save themselves by getting n creamer instead of washing dosens of milk pans in the old fashioned way. On valuable land no dairyman can any longer afford to koop a cow whose milk will not produce 4 per cent in but ter fat In connties where there are the most silos the most prosperous dairy fartuors are always found. A breed of Holstein bnttercows is now being developed by Individuals who fancy these handsome cattle. Of conree. In time anybody can do anything. Early dent corn, planted thick one way. with the rows far apart euough to plow between the other way. is an excel lent balder feed for dairy cow*. When the ovu is in glare ent the stalks awl rare them in shock. Then bind them in buudles and put away for winter feed In the cold weather cut the stalks with a power feed cutter and givfi them to your cowa It will furnish an admirable va riety to the regular diet COHN & CO. Tlxe Xueaâ.irxg' Z^exclxaixts. tilllamook , oisEG-ozsr. presidential Campaign of 1892. C^AJlD INDUCEMENT^ All kinds of farming, logging, milling anil mechanics’ sippllss. Lot? for £>a Ie in Origiqal ToWn?ite of flefjalem. Nehalem, Ore. THE OLD RELIABLE r •TO REAPERS OF T11E HEADLIGHT ....................................................................... .................... «............ MM... Th« 1‘rMHenttal Campaign of i*.; will, without doubt, be themo»t Intenaely lutereatlng an I «riling In the hi.lory of the United State«, and vountry people wilt Iw extremely anxion. to have i all the gen.-ral ai.d potlli.nl n -w. gr.d di«ro«iou. of the day as pn-«ented in a National J.ron.l I •n addition to that supplied by their own local paper. I To meet thia want we have entered iuta a «miraci with the NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE drug store — Dr. p. V. JOHN $0 Ji, proprietor. Fifty Years ExpariHnca iq ths Drug Business. A COMPLETE STOCK OF Drugs. Patent Medicines. Toilet Articles. Notion« Etc. always on hand. ‘ proscriptions carefully csmpounüed . of Whkh enable« na to o»-r that apkud'd journal, irvgnlar «ulwrIpOon prlre <1 H«AiH.raHT. for oue year AHSTMACD* <»F TITI» - TH le« «xamined 'y and tecorri« ararvhrd. <li«tr«cta made für al! Ltnd« or towu lut« in the cownty ou »Mt uotkv. W»»rk fc>r nourvs-td^nt land h<ddvr«. ia »iMTvialty. The «mir «H ©f ah«tn«rt b«x>k« in the (»mutv < um niete to dal« x‘ff»ce hi II kad L ight Addre«« T ula W« h > k A rmtract Co.. Ttllamuok Öw rjKElxs - alani; .bvd» Sir rete st the ofilc. y ,-t. revhiw I .-Iseni-h : > lb.rS.wn, -ui.rn For only $1.50 per year, cash in advance. NKW YORK wratKLY TRIBUNE rey,q.,r pri.-« prr year HKADt.lGHT ~ » .. .. fl «O 1 5® Total WE fuhish both pipers one tear FOR IUR. snlwmptkm. ma, br(la at ,,, ,,m, lal-fidMdEal-exixUlaiiALL^xi xUfer ever K.. , DRUG STORE! I» 5» Everybody invited to call. I ■
