tn ct moo It
Semi-Annual Statement.
hoping to throw tl»e election into the
cet i* lifiltt.
House ”
Published every Thursday evening.
OF THE
“What of the labor question?”
“I <lu not approve cf the acts of some </
F. 1» J ones
W
pa , d
kek
OREGON Foil THE SIX MONTHS ENDING ON THE 30
WAY OF SEJ TEMBER. A. 1).
E dito « and PaorKtsroa.
-
the labor organize lions, but I have al-
Da.T H. M kskrolk , A ssociate E ditor .
April
May
June
i 141 cs fat;t 37» tçt
»131« 74 1 561 49
In fact, I laid the foundation to my pres In Coin and Currency
In County Warrants
KATES OF SI IISI RIPTION.
(STKICTLV IN ADVANCE.)
ent iinmeuHe fortune by hard labor."
.
Ono year
.......................
Six inonthx
Three uiontlis
11.60.
......... 7.5«
50.
<1459 74 $2682 86
Total received
At thia, Pan leaned back in his chair,
took a fresh ct.ev of tobac co, and began
July
5 »53 .«>
>
7
August
I
September
267 6
*
>691 82 $ 261 26
26; 66
September
July
August
April
May
June
July
267 66
I 141 ‘o $2121 37$ 691 82$ 2,-3 51 ~i
periences in the Indian war, indicating To Countv Treasurer: In Coin
In Warrants I »>3-8 74 f 561 49
> *7 75
fo.75
267 66
thus tliat lie did not care to discus« poli
2.2.5
$
l>459 74 $-682 86 $ 691 82 4 261 26
Total paid Treasurer
3-75
tic« furtiter
So the reporter hied away, STATE OF OREGON. M
* 75
II.OO ...
Comiy ot TiHaJuookA sherjff ()| >nl() Count>-
hertby certify the foregoing statement is correct
leaving the sage politician entertaining
and true.
.
.
Witness my hand this 7th day ot October, A. D. 1892.
acoteiieof friend, who had gathered to
SberlB.jTHuT.’mz’cou.ity.
Local notices, iocts. per line; and sets, after
the first insertion. Only sets per line for first sit at the feet of tl.e great philoHOpher and
insertion for regular advertisers.
garner the words of wisdom as they tell
Lost, Found, For Rent. For Sale. Wanted, and
Special notices, in classified ‘ ad” columns, at ker plunk from his venerable lips.
emi nnual tatement
tin- rate of one cent per word for first insertion
OF THE CO’NTY TRE »-IREK OF TILL AM >OK C<»1'NTY. < IKF.C.ON FOR THK SIX MONTHS
and halt rates thereafter.
ENDING ON THE
DAY OF sEFTHMBEK A. I> l*-'2. oh MO-NE' RE.-EI\ED
The Horn ( reek Bugle.
AND EAID OCT. FROM WHOM RECEIVED AND FROM
Legal notices, Nonpareil. locts. per line for
WHAT SOIKCE. ANDON Wll.Vl A< -
first insertion and Set» per line for cadi subse
<HI NT PAID OCT:
The Bugle is on hand again, and
quent insertion.
• •
I lioM WHAT SOFRI E GENERAL SCHOOL
All local notices will be “starred” or otherwise launches forth in the following style:
FUND
AMOUNT RECEIVED
DATE-18 2
FUND
RECEIVED
designated as advertisements.
“The Bugle survives. Four more men
f
3 91 4»
:
3*>44
35
No special position will be agreed upon for
To
¡tin
>u:it
on
hand
from
last
rep
>rt
March 31
¡Trial Fees.
I 50
any advertisement, though we hike especial have paid their subscriptions, we bor April 2
To amounts received f.om
5’5 65
1S74 '00
1 Taxes
p un* to display advertising matter effectively
April 18
443 05 :
1417 61
¡faxes
a id give ns favorable position as possible, fre rowed $16 of a friend, ami we have May 21
2 O O>
I License
quently changing the “make-up” of the paper
May 4
II 70
4 50
Taxes
...
orderered enough piper to List another May 4
6 xj co
Licenses
We make »1 special effort to change or re-build
May 5
• f7
|I4 56
advertisements as often as our patrons desire, month
The foremen will stay with us May 6
¡Taxes
........................
186 85
j Taxes
597 92
but make no contract to that effect.
May 21
5 O>
* *
I Fines
.......
until we get our pay for the county print May . »5
164
72
527
lo
(Taxes
No cuts will be used, except out line cuts 011
June 2S
38 (XI
^Institute
ing. Thus a great dis.istei to the town is July 1
metal bases.
6
1
156
19
24
Taxes
* *
.July 6
6 81
2 13 !
Taxes
We reserve the right to reject any advertise at present thwarted.”
July 6
24 5’
(Institute
ment that we deem objectionable.
July 10
10 48
Taxes
’3 52
“Horn Creek City nee Is renovating, July 19
IL4 24
33 5«*
¡Taxes
T ehms : Cash in advance for small advertise
July 3»
6 .03
Institute
ments, mid payment I k required monthly or that is, in a moral way
There area August 1
2 c 3I 35
State Apportionment
quarterly on large contracts.
August Ji
.
9 90
3 10
J Tax es
few Hiispicif'Us characters about t >wn ><-,»(. I
4|V'
[Taxes
.
B 75
Sept. I
loomoo
Fines
who have no visible means of support, Sept 5
Correspondence on topics of general interest,
4r
I?
¡Taxes
150
93
Sept. '9
invited.
9toio
¡Taxes................................
29 ‘5
and they had better lake our advice and Sept. i
Address all communications to
“lay low,” or we’ll expose them ami
» 93S: 39 f #55» 35
T he H eadlight ,
S
L st summer we un
their past history.
T illamook , O re ., O ut . 20,
1892.
.
S
GENERAL SCHOOL
FUND
FUND
$ 6646 60 J
7497 53
487 33
142 82
I3 OG
U 3 53
lOy 9,
62 30
1.94 «S
150 00
B\ .mioniil pu-itrU 0:1 Cmiiitv Warr.nts .. .
By amount pud out on fchool Superintendents’ Wanants
By balance General Fund on hand
Bv balance School Fund on hand
By amount on hand Institute Fund
By amount on hand Indigent --oldiers’ Fund
Iiy amount on hand Building Fund
By amount on hand Incidental Fund.
By amount paid State Treasurer
By amount paid In. erest on Bonds
had been located here, and we did it in
great shape, though we had s »me hard
A lew of the
difficulties to encounter
-A
AMOlNTS PAID Ol r
dertook to dean out a cyprian dive which
toughs threatened us, a few gnody-g'»ody
citizens tried to persiiad«* us out of it, an
agent of the house tried to bribe us, but it
Í93* 39 f 7W> 35
STATE OF OREGON. I
County of Tillamook j ”
I., George Cohn, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a t uc and correct statement of the
L ight fores was sent to interview .Mr. mendation or encouragement did wa amounts received, paid out amt remaining on hand, in the Uoun.y Ti a ury 01 said ( ouniy 101
the six months emling on the 3o day of September A. I>. H92
Bowers, a« it was realiz -d that none but receive from the church people, and
Witness inv hand this 3 d dav of October, A. D. 1892.
Geo ge Cohn, County Treasurer.
a man skilled in diplomatic tact con hl some gossiping women even went ho far
The mOHt adept reporter of the H ead
Not one word of com
was of no use.
Mr. Bowers as to accuse us of patronizing such insti
get him to commit himself.
is a very astute ami adroit pollitician.
tutions (and ua.nc near proving it) but
the political situation ?”
success
Received an enormous stock oi tall and
winter goods.
DURING THE MONTHS OF
BY AMOUNT» PAID
to relate a story appertaining to his ex
T illamook , O k .
COHN & CO.
DI KING THE MONTHS OF
TO AMOUNT RECEIVED
way« been a friend to the lalioring man.
The Schooner Arrived Last Week
ami
S emi - annual S tatement .
Vnioiig them
is a very large assortment of fine un
derwear for ladies, and for gentlemen,
also
Dry Goods:-Come and look over our
invoice of drygoods. The best grades,
and novelties in every department.
Wet Weather has set in, and we are
prepared for it with a large lot of um
brellas, all styles and prices.
Keep Your Feet Dry:-A full line of
rubber goods, boots, overshoes, coats,
and everything in that line on hand.
Now is the Time to prepare for sowing
o grass seeds. We have an abundance
of all kinds suited to this locality.
Woolen Underwear:
k 5
Lav’ in your winter supplies before the
roads get too bad. We keep almost every-
thing you want, and receive new goods by
every steamer.
We are paving 25cts for eggs, and we
deal in produce generally
OFTHF I'Ot NTYCI.ERK OFTILI.AMOOK CO’/NTY. STATE OE ORE i >N. SH »WING TH
AMOCNTAND Nt'MBER OF CLAIMS ALLOWED BV THE < ol'.VTV COL oT l.F
The reporter finally found him in hi« we stood firm as adamant, as our virtue
-All» POINTY EOB WHAT ALLOWED. AMot.Nl or WARRANIN,
DRAWN AND AMOl NT OF WARKA NTS Ot TsTANDI NG AN.»
quartets, and plied him with question« was never before questioned.
Success
I N PAID. EROM THE 1st DAY OE APRIL l«u3, TO THE to
DAY OE SEPT 1 92, BOTH INI I.ISIVE
“Mr. Hower«, what do you think of came to us, ami nothing succeeds l.ke
“1 have nothing to say, for publica
tion,” said M r. Bower« “and don’t care to
diHi tiHS the matter."
Not at all discouraged, tlm reporter
tried him from another «tamlpoint:
“Ho you think u change of administra
tion would greatly affect the country .”
“I have retired from public life, at
present,” wn« the answer “and am de
voting myself strictly
to my business
affairs, thia year, and am not thoroughly
Informed as to political workings
health is not
the
My
lient, ami 1 wish tn
enjoy the seclusion of a private citizen
Should the welfare of the
for u while.
country demand it in the future, I may
saeritiee my personal interests lor the
country, a« yon know sir, that a public
Ilian or a public officer is a
dr cbantbre for the people.
Noone had patted 11s outlie
DATE
back and told us to go ahead, but after
S emi -A nnual S ummary S tatement .
of rule/ proceeded to unfold a scheme to wipeout OF THE FINANCIAL CONDl'l ION OF THE COUNTY OF TI I.AMooK.IN THE
STATE OF
OREGON, ON THE 3o DAY OF SEI T A D. 1*92.
In a short the evils of intemp rance and other vice,
hoi t
DATE DyJ
for a much needed rest, and may feel every week, in which to proninl.at» their
different after I return.”
We tol I tbelli they might pro
methods.
line ami are supporting President Harri sit the tv|«e.
son ?”
They said they suppled
|> A TE-1H92
” The question, sir, implies that ■ had fill up, and went out, ostensibly to look
The fHCt is, I
tor the extra ty|s»,
they
but
RECOURUES
have surjiorted him ever since the con returned as we go to press ”
1 ant a Republican.
I linve
“A mail ran e in with a copy of the
Wavbnck Itemixer, and showed ns an
mt health and bmuuess will not permit
article that he would like to see reprinted
it.
in the Bugle.
Before
the
lonvention 1 thought
Borne oilier can lidate
Would be moie
we’d rather have lots of sub«*cril»eis bring
The talk
us lots of wood, u hid. they had promised
the decision
of the party
about a deal Iwiug made, or overtures us long
since,
that aiDotig
and
exchanges there were often many good
I do not wish to c nitro
------- DEALER IN-------
articles which we were not able to re
founded.
the charge is entirely
un photo of ye cd.tor
As tar as I'lraident llnirisoii is scriber.
Fifty Years Experience in the Drug Business.
A COMPLETE STOCK OF
Drugs, Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, Notions Etc.
always on hand.
to every new sub
Com»» early and avoid the rush.”
Cotuerned, I urn oil good terms w ith him
l>er»< u«ili, ami theie n-'ver were any dif
The November Ovrrland
V if*/, will
“What do you think is tie real ¡sane?"
“Well, the silver question is out of it
this y car .Cleveland'« lettei of acceptance
does not indicate that the tariff
issue
will be fought on the lines laid down in
the Ihumwratic platform, and the only
real issue is let ween the two leading
, anilidatt.« as to their own p. ri-oiialit.es
and tlieir respective records as President.
i< al t>.'|»«rnieiit of the Univeizity of Cal
ifornia. 11 ««comi paper in tlie university
aeries so well received la-t month.
It is
also elaborately
tine
illustrateli
with
tliivugh
tl.e great Lick
DRUG STORE!
A man in IVrtlaml recently tried to
He missed her, but she
The Ihm ociats.ire trying tn make issue swooned in a fit ot hysteria, saying abe
ill the South on account of the Force Bill, was killed, wli -renpon, lie piantisi a bul
let in h a own brain.
the South, as usual, nt
eases do not terminate ao fortunately.
any rate
Ol
course, there is th/ I'vople’s party aide-
President
Harrison
Everybody invited to call
It ia a pity all am h
but the old prejudice w ill prvd min He in
wuS
\ i . erei ) W illiams ,
unable to
show, but scheming politicians are work-
sto tdllre Wiiid’s Fair ceremonies on
that in favor of the Ihinocratic machine,
aeex mt of the sickness of Mrs. Harrison.
e . wist ,
A
1TEW
telescope.
shoot lii» wife
E dw . g .
------- TILLAMOOK, ORE.
views on Mount Hamilton, ami photo-
graphs taken
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPDUNDED-
Countv warrants taken in exchange for goods
at the highest figures possible.
("iituin 101 aiticle ou the Lick Aatroiioni-
ferences between us.”
DRUGSTORE
De. fi. V. JOHN^OJl, proprietor.
end appointments in this county, «nd print ”
w hile I have Iwen accused of being a boss
“The Bugle offers a full labintt M/.e
politician,
TILLAMOOK. OREGON.
813’ 57
our
being made to me to get sup)
bosh.
48; 33
J 7*44 21
W.C. KING,
We told him that
available, but I am willing to abide by
I
The hotel is now under the management of G. W. Pettit and wife, and every effort possible is
made to make guests comfortable. The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited.
Tillamook & North Ù amhill Stage ticket office is here.
THE OLIO RELIABLE
He said it would bring us
lots of subscribers.
AMOUNT
Total Recources
lieen called upon to nuike «pen lies, hut
G. W. PETTIT, P roprietor .
$ 26283
Bv bund- in hand* of Treasurer applicable to the payment of Warrants.
By Funds on hands of She 1 iff applicable to the paymeut of Warrants
By estimated unpaid Current faxes applicable to the payment of Warrant«.
haven't
OREGON.
CCIDENTAL HOTEL,
$ 20283
looj
5 wo
Total Liabilities
we would l»e glad to gel the matter to
TILLAMOOK.
AMOUNT
To Warrants drawn on the County Treasurer ami outstanding and unpaid
To estimated amount of Interest accrued thereon
Bond«.
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“Is it a fact that you have fallen into mulgate if they would furnish a man <0
vention
Cohn & Co
A MT CLAIMS
aw arran T a
ALLOWED
HOTELS.
$
J5» 00
7 co
106 91
LLEN HOUSE,
1 35 42
2,0 .0
.’7 5>
: 2 ¿a
>99 IS
J. P. ALLEN, P roprietor :
19 4 30
4 6 6j
2.15 95
We have taken full charge of the Grand Central Hotel and have refitted and refurnished it in
2 3 25
excellent shape, just as good as new We shall be pleased to have all our old patrons and
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friends to make us a call. Every effort will be made to make the surroundings pleasant
and comfortable for guests.
f 9431 «1
4*3
press, ink-stained and greasy, but our Outstanding unpaid County Warrants on the 30 diy of Sept. 1^92
$30.83 35
TILLAMOOK. OREGON.
Estimated Interest accrued thereon
;io 0 00
dignity swelled within us enough to in
$2C28, 33 I10JO0J
Total amount of unpaid County Warrautx
form them that we were the pens >n who STATE OF OREGON. 1
ARSEN HOUSE,
furnished the brains ami motive power County of Tillamook, j
I, W W Conder. County Clerk of the County of Tillamook, State of Oregon, do hereby cer
for the Bugle. They were disappointed nt tify that the foregoing is a correct statement of the number and amount of cl lims allowed by the
County Court of »aid County for the six months emling on the 30 day of September 1'92011 what
M. H. LARSEN, PROPRIETOR.
finding such a prodigy of intellectual account the same were allowed, ami the amount of warrants drawn, ami the amount of warrants
outstanding and unpaid as the same appear upon tin records of my office in my official custody
Witness my hand and the Seal ot the County Court of said County this 11 day of Oct. 1 92.
power and moral superiority as the editor
{W. W. Cornier.
New house, new furniture; fiist class in every respect. Best accommodations in the city. Head
County Clerk.
of the Bugle of necessity is, in such tat
quarters for the traveling public.
tered and stained garments, but they
time 1 expect to take atrip to Euro)« and merely wanted a t»»liiinii in the Bugle
not been sur|Hirling him.
ON WHAT ACCOUNT ALLOW’D
July, Sept 1F92 Salary of County Judge
we were victorious everybody applauded. May,
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Salary of County Commissioners
Fees of County Clerk
We shall next tiir.i our attention to Gab
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Fees of County Sheriff
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Salary
of County Assessor
aiilda.
We propoje to improve the
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,. Salary of Countv Treasurer
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Salary
of School Superintendent
morals of this County, if we have to
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Justice Court
„
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Circuit
Court
move out to do it.”
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Election
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Roads
'Two strange ladies entered our sanc
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Indigent»
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B. oks, stationary and Printing
tum the other day and tokl us they would
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Miscellaneous
like to see the editor. We were at the Total amount claims allowed and drawn
So. OF
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Oppi »«ite
Larwn House
1
Tillamook, O regon.
General Merchandise.
ill kinds of firming, logging, milling and mechanics’ supplies.
Lots for sale in the Town of Nehalem the beat location
on the river, directly below the forks, deep water
front, good supply of fresh water, Post-office ana
telegraph station in town. Now is the time to in'
vest. Correspondence solicited. Address
E. G. E. W ist .
Nehalem, Ore«