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&illatno0It Oeablinltt Published every Thursday evening. W. b. D. J ones • E ditor and P roprietor . D r .T. H. M eserole , A ssociate E ditor . RATES OF SI BS<’RlPTlON. but the grown protit in. Thin in a eon- nideration of economy that we have been struggling long to get our readers to 'adopt. “Lena cows and better ones" should I m - the motto of every mail who wants to make the largest profit poaaible on Ids business. COHN & CO ■J OISIEG-Oisr TTT ,T AtOttawa, Province Ontario, Canada, the minister of marine has ordere 1 Captain Copp to hand over the sealing schooner Kosie Olsen to her registered ADVEKTISING RATES. o vners in Victoria, B. C. The Olsen 1 inch, per month So 75 per yearS^» 75 3 “ ’’ ’’ 2.35 . . . ” ” >0.00 was among the Canadian sealing vessels »4 col. ” ” 3-75 ” ’’ 33 °° »,...................... 6.75 6000 recently siezed by the Russians off Cop- 1 ’’ ’* •* 11.00 ... ” ” loo.oo |Mtr Island. After changing her name to ■ the prize, the Russian authorities gave Local notices, roots. per line: and seta, after th-fir*t insertion. Only <cts per line for first her to Captain Copp on condition that ins rtion for regular advertisers. Lost. Round, For Rent. For Sale, Wanted, and he would carry 17 of the sailing crew- Special notices, in classified ‘ ad'' columns, at the rate of one cent per word for first insertion taken prisoners back to British Colum and halt rates thereafter. bia. On her return to Victoria, her Legal notices, Nonpareil. iocts. per line for original owners claimed her. Captain fir-t insertion, and acts per line for each subse- <1 tent insertion. Copp refused to give her up. The min • • All local notices will be “starred ’ or otherwise ister of marine, ill effect denies the right designated as advertisements. of Russia to confiscate the sealer or dis No special position will be agreed upon for a iy advertisement, though we take especial pose of her. His action is exjMicted to p uid to display advertising matter effectively a id give as favorable position as ¡»oHsible, fre- hasten a settlement of accounts la-tween q te fitly changing the ‘make-up’’ of the paper Russia and Great Britain. (STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.) One year Six month m Three mouths li.oa .75. 5e. We make a special effort to change or re-build advertisements as often as our patrons desire, but make no contract to that effect. • • No cuts will be used, except out-line cuts on metal bases. • • We res'-rve the right to reject any advertise inenl that we deem objectionable. * « T erms : Cash in advance for small advertise nients, and payment is required monthly or quarterly on large contracts. C »rrespomlence on topics of general interest i u vited. A I Ire.sa all communications to THK HKADLIGIIT. T illamook . O k . Mnsuothas lowered the pacing record to 2 :04, the Maine time aw the liewt trotting. Thia record was made at Terre Haute, about the aame time Nancy llankrt|M»r- formed her wonderful feat. Tlxe X-ead-irxgr ^Xexclxazxts. Have a ZF'vtll I-Axxe of «A_u ZKZI elc L s of Œxooexies, Ciockery, Glassware, IDxy G-cod.s, ZEZazts, N ew Caps, Olotlxixxgr, Beets; Slxoes N E\V M AC HINE R A NEW TYPE Captain O’Brien and his watchman, Win. Holmes, were rescued from the wrecke 1 w haleback Wetmore after being on her ten days. They were taken off Tuewlay, Sept. 27, by Captain Bergman, of the Cmpqua life-saving crew. It was a hard matter for the life-savers to reach the ship, but they worked hard and managed to get a line on board which the men tied around them anil jumped overboard. The men were very much worn-out from exjMisure, ami when they saw the life-boat upset on,Friday, they gave up all hope of ever getting ashore I They ha 1 a hard t.me of it, and for the last five days had only one meal a day, and yesterday morning they divided the last biscuit they had for yesterday's meal. They suffered terribly with cold, and had to stand in waterto their knees. artd. G-exxts’ Z^VLxrxlslxirxg's AND CUTS, - ä _ ztid IN FACT ALMOST Schn ¿V (9c AT THE Headlight ^Printing Qffiee Ki>\v. G. H. \ATST, Now is the time to get vour printing done. A full line of stationery just received. 111 kinds of farming, Ingging, milling nd aeckanics* supplies. The I’. S. Lighthouse Foard has ac A gentleman well known in business cepted the tender Columbine, con- circles, who returned from Astoria re Htructed at Cleveland, Ohio, unde: contract, and is now fitting out at New cently, said to a Telegram reporter tin* j indications were that the Astoria enter York for service on the Pacific coast. \ 111:111 name I Coleman, serving a sen prise was about to collapse. He said:— ' tence for robbery in the Oregon state The trouble is a Lick of funds. From prison, is supposed to be the real mur t »n to fifteen mile-i of the road has been derer of l>r. Cronen, and will Is» turned grade I, an t altogether about |300,000 HOTELS. over to the Chicago authorities when has been expende I. Put I learn that the contractors refuse to go ahead until Ids term expires. AY VIEW HOUSE, Alexander I’ergmen, the arnachist more money is in sight. The contractors have done their work well, and have who tried to kill II. C. Frick, the super B y J A RICHARDSON intendent of the Carnegie Iron Works, paid for labor ami material. 1 find that the rvjiort of the Southern Pacific being The best bench resort in the county. The table is supplied with the best the market affords. at Homestead, Pa., was sentenced to Just the place to spend a few weeks during the summer. hack of the enterprise is not generally twenty-one years at the penitentiary believe I. The current imprv-ision is j I rue. my sail boat from Tillamook to Garibaldi daily, stopping at Bay City and Hobsonville. and and one year in the work-house. carry freight and passengers. that tin* proje t »rs of the enterprise hit Postmaster-General Wanainaker has GARIBALDI, OREGON. off more than they can chew. It is a decided to issue w lint will be known as had time to sell railway bonds in the the Columbian series jm »stage stam|»s, LLEN HOUSE, eastern markets. The real estate l»oom the same height as the present series, which the proje tors of the enterprise but twice as long, in order to properly J. P. ALLEN, P roprietor ; expected to precipitate didn’t show up. display the illustrations. They are in It flattened out early. Captain Havel' tended to commemorate the discovery of We have taken full charge of the Grand Central Hotel and have refitted and refurnished it in is alsiut the only man w ho has pulled excellent shape, just as good as new We *hall be pleaded to have al! our old patrons and Ainpiicii by Columbus. friends to make 11s a call. Every effort will be made to make the surroundings pleasant anything out of the pot, ami he was not ami comfortable for guests In Tennessee there is a law against a subscrilrtT to the railroad subsidy. TILLAMOOK. OREGON working on Sunday. SomeSeventh-dav Luck just hit him off-hand. He unloadr I Adventists rested on Saturday and his pr«»pvrty at a big price ami got over ARSEN HOUSE, worked on Sunday. They were sent to $100,000 of it in cash. It will be a jail and forced to work in the chain gang great misfortune for Astoria to have her along with vicious criminals. At the railroad enterprise nip|rt*d in the bud, M. H. LARSEN, PROPRIETOR. same time the local newspapers giving but |s‘rhaps new hands will t ike holdof an account of the affair contained an it and put it through some day.”—Tele New house new furniture; hist class in every respect. Best accommodations in the city Head advertisement stating that a Sunday ex quarters for the traveling public. gram. cursion would lie run to a neighlsiring TILLAMOOK. OREG »N locality. Trains run regularly ami a Kn««* I »«mt Itiule. large iiumlier of section hands ami rail Governor Pennoydr recently said road men pursued their work on Sun CC1DENTAL HOTEL speech : days as well as other days. Vet tin1 “ It is true, however, that in advo <«institution of the United States guar G. W. PETTIT, P roprietor . antees Kpial rights and liberties in cating them» measures now, I find myself religion ami everything else to all Uner- outside of the (silitical organization to Flic hotel i» now under the management of G. W. Pettit and wife, ami every effort possible is w hich I formerly belonged. But this is made to make guests comfortable The fiatrotiaje of the public is respectfully solicited. i an citisens. Tillamook ft North Yamhill Stage ticket >ffit e is here neither my fault nor my miefortune. It Mr. .1. G. Fargo, of Genesee Co., N. is the fault, if not the misfortune, of the ¥., in his interesting communication late Petimcratic parly, irhiuh, having 1111 ler the head of “Geneseo Co.. Ihiiry- aimndoik«**! its principles, now ought by men,” states a pregnant truth connet ted right to al »andon its name. \ great |>o- w.th improved dairying when he says: lit ical party haa at last prove I recreant “Besides, as wc learn more iil»out our to all traditions, and forswearing feality c »ws, we lessen instead of increase the W at < hkm , C locks . J ewelry G cnm , A mmcnition and F ishing T ackle . to the cause of the p«M»ple, has knelt in COMI’AHSKS AND Sl’EC TAC IKS. nundier of the herd.” On our trip to p-khrAfMINO A SPFk'IALTV --------------------------- T11 I.AM<H»K. (»R EGON blind idolatrous devotion at the shrine Pvlaware Co., N. ¥., the other day we of the man whose sole distinguishing were askvn by a thriving dairyman what * character is Ins milmerviency to the de < would Is* the effect on the market if •4 mands of the mononietalists. Careful v\eryl»udy took our advice ami strove to investigation. however, disclose* the keep only cows that would produce :Uh) fa< t that thisdsrotion is really not toliim |MHindrt«»t butter a year. It is an .»hl as he has neither |M>rsomd quaLties, in qiivs.ion, one we have been asked hun tellectual endowments, nor political dreds of times. Our answer was :“Sm h . -F---------------- —--------------ra-e sagacity to win homage. The real nil effort on the part of any dairyman reason of his |M»tem\v is the fact that his First St.i Dpp, □ccilsntal. Tillamcuki Or? will reduce his numbered cows fully one candidacy is demandr I by the money half. Hence the amount of butter made power. The Chicago convention tn me I will not increase very much, but on the its hack up»n r.ll ita traditions, ami amount that is made the dairy farmer made a most profoun I salaam t »a great C. B. HADLEY, Proprietor. will rvalue nt least one third more profit. .loss *vt up by the devotee* of umnonivt- The moment a man keeps one row to alism and hank tag money.” produce the same amount of butter two cows did before, he makes nearly aclvan Ki| an« Tabule» hate com? to «ta;. pro t on the keep of one row. The gross amount of butter is not invhWM'd, Ripens Tutoli. » purify the blood. □REGON A. LETCHER, ¡WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER- THEtBUREAUOLOON’: > C. H. SMITH, P roprietor . WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. (arand Scnrral TBilliard. Hall. Ci? eL/ac;. Lots for sals in the Town of Nehalem, the best location on the river, directly below the forks, deep water front, good supply of fresh water, Post-office and telegraph station in town. Now is the time to in vest. Correspondence solicited. Address E. Q. E. W ist . Nehalem, Ore. FEAR N SIDE’S -Is the place to find bargains in Clothing, hats, caps, boots, shoes, notions. Gents’ furnishings, Groceries and Gen- eral merchandise At the old stand. T illamook , O regon W.C. KING, -------- HEALER IN-------- SENEGAL K|E^HJ\liDI^E. FRESH GOODS on hands at all times. County warrants taken in exchange for goods at the highest figures possible. TILLAMOOK, ORE. USTZSTXT DRUG STORE! Everybody invited to call A lfred W illiams , Opposite Larson House Tillamook., Oregon. THE OLD RELIABLE DRUGSTORE Di’. [1. V. JOHN^OJl, proprietor. Fifty Years Experience iq thH Drug B ubííibbb A COMPLETE STOCK OF Drugs. Fatent Medicines. Toilet Articles. Notions Etc. always on hand. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED.
