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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1892)
illume oh fji’iibli0ht. Published every Thursday evening. “ADVICE" TO A BOY EDW. G. E. WIST, W. c. KING, ___ dealer in ------- I11 one of the large railroad offices in this country is a comparatively W. F. D. J ones E ditob and P roprietor . young man, who is at the head of D r .T. H. M eserole , A ssociate E ditor . a large department. When he entered the service of the company, All kinds of farming, logging, milling and mechanics* supplies. RATHS OF SUBSCRIPTION. five years ago, he was green and (STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.) 11.bO. One year................................ Lots for sale in the Town of Nehalem, the best location He was given the *7s. awkward. Six months 50. Three mouths on the river, directly below the forks, deep water poorest paid work in the depart front, good supply of fresh water. Post-office and advertising rates . ment. The very first day of his peryearfô 7S J0.75 1 Lio li, per month telegraph station in town. Now is the time to in '' 20.00 employment by the company, a 2 »5 " 33OO ¿¿col. ” ” 3-75 vest. Correspondence solicited. Address ’’ ” 60.OO man who had been at work in ths 6-75 u : ’’ ” loo.OO li.00 i ” ” E. G. E. W ist . same room for six years approached him and gave him a little advice. Local notices, loots. per line: and sets after ttie first insertion. Only sets per line for first “Young fellow, I want to put a insertion for regular advertisers Lost, Found, For Kent. For Sale, Wanted, and Special notices, in classified ad' columns, at few words in your ear that wil help the rate of one cent per word for first insertion you. This company is a soulless and halt rates thereafter. 1_____ TILLAMOOK, ORE corporation, that regards its em Legal notices, Nonpareil, iocts. per line for It fir-t insertion and Sets per line for each subse ployes as so many machines. EOREST GROVE, OREGON. quent insertion. makes no difference how hard you One of the oldest and best equip|>ed institutions in the North west. ColU, All local notices will be “starred" or otherwise A lfred W illiams and academe Courses; Classical, Scientific and Literary. I nusual t*p|iortunitiK work, or how well. So you Avant designated as advertisements. for advanced work in Chemistry and biology. Special instruction in t|le Englia No special position will be agreed upon for todojnstas little as possible and hr inches and in Normal methods. The Co i-ervatory ol .Music offers excellent ,,,,. any advertisement. though we take especial portunities Dr the study of vocal and instrumental music. pain« to display advertising matter effectively retain your job. That’s my advice atnl give as favorable position as possible, fre Expenses reasonable. Board in club at reduced rates quently changing the ‘make-up" of the paper This is a slave pen, and the man Winter term begins Tuesday. January :>, 18112 For catalogues, address: We make a special effort to change or re-build who works overtime or does any T homas M c C lki . i . anii , President advertisements as often as our natrons desire, but make no contract to that effect. specially fine work wastes his Opposite Tillamook, Oregon. Larson House. No cuts will be used, except out line cuts on strength. Don’t you do it.” The metal bases. * * young man thought over the ad* We reserve the right to reject any advertise ment that we deem objectionable. vice, and after a quiet little struggle * ♦ I T erms : Cash in advance for small advertise 'with himself he decided to do the C. H. SMITH, Proprietor. ments, and payment is required monthly or quarterly on large contracts. best and the most he knew how, whether he recieved anymore pay Correspondence oh topic« of general Interest, i nvited. from the company or not. At the Addre*« all communications to end of a year the company raised T he H eadlight , T illamook . ok . First St., Opp. □ccidsntal. Tillamook, Dre his wages and advanced him to a Prescriptions more responsible position. In T ii . i . amook , O re ., D ec . 1, 1892. | three years he was getting a third YOUR FAVORITE HOME NEWSPAPER At all hours. more salary than when he begun, — o AND o — IT WILL NEVER BE A TAMMANY and in live years he was head clerk However strong and effective ¡n the department; and the man Republican organization maybe- who had condescended to give the come in the city of New York it greenhorn “advice” was working T- ho i.lucu 1 i ti iti Is ! the pince f. to > fiori find I Lai gains in will never be like Tammany Hall. under him at the same figure that j represented his salary eleven year I fit should it would cease to be Re —0 THE 0 publican. 'I'lie 100.000 electors ‘ before. This is not a story of a who voted for the Republican Pres goody-goody little boy who died idential candidate on the 8th of early, hut of a live young man who November are not of the stripe of exists in llesli and blood to-day and gives all the news of Town and County and as much National news as any other paper of its cla.** which Tammany majorities are is ready to give “advice" to other c »upas id. They are an army of you g men just beginning to work Your Home would be incomplete withou i . caps, notions, self respecting citizens, law abiding their way into business. And here Glothing, ami law observing, and incapable it is: “Whatsoever thy hand findeth of imitating the vicious elements to do, doit with thy might."— Gents' furnishings, and Gen- I I I ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ | that control the course of Tam Youth's (’ompanion. is a Nationnl Family I'ai er, anil give* all the general news of the United Stales and the world. It gives the events of foteign lands in a nutshell. It has separate departments for “The Family many Hall. It would be far better Circle’’ and -Our Young !•’< Iks.’’ Its “Home ami Society” columns command lheadn-.ini Those who wish to take advan end At the old stand, rati'! ’, of’.•!'•.*« nnd daughters. Its general political news, editorials and discussions are com pre that tin* Republican party should hensive, brilliant and exhaustive. Its “.Agricultural” department has no superior in the conn be defeated year after year than tage of our New York Tribune try. Its “ Market Reports” are recognized authority in all parts of the land. 11 11 i 11 11 11 111 m 11 | that it should achieve victory by proposition should do so soon. r 1LI.AMO( ) K, O RE( Y( )N. A Special Contract enables us to offer this plendid journal and the “Headlight" entering into a r valry with Tam for one year Read our New York Tribune many Hall for the support of the advertisment and get a fair under For only $1.50 per year, cash in advance. pothouse, the gambling dens, the standing of t he proposition. Then NEW \OKK WEEKLY TRIBUNE, regular price per year fi.oo dives, tlm disorderly houses and HEAPLIGHT .................................... Ij0 come in and r new your subscrip all the various and num *rous ele tion. J2.50 Total.................... ments that exist upon crime and WE FURNISH BOTH PAPERS ONE YEAR FOR SI.50. degradation in this metropolis. Come in and pay up now. We Subscriptions may begin at any time. It would be tar better that the are makinp a new set of subserip- I his is the most liberal combination offer ever made in the United States, and every reader Republican party should struggle t ion books and we want tin* books NOW OPEN. r the HEADLIGHT should take advantage of it at once. Address all orders to along, ns in the recent campaign, tostaci out clean and free from Fresh bread, pies, cakes etc. always on hand. Home- with insufficient funds f<ir election small balances. HEADLIGHT, Tillamook, Dragon. made and French candies, oranges, nuts and purposes, than that it should ac lemons. eomplish a local or a national tri The Nehalem people are greatly THE OLD RELIABLE miipli with millions of dollars pleased at the policy of this paper raised by a tax on tolerated crime. regarding increased shipping facil It would be far better that the Re ities. so we are tohl. Commen publican party should lie without datory let ers have been received. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. offieal patronage than that it ♦ CORNER FIRST ST. & »TU.LWFXL A ve . .7 com niete Stock of Drugs-, should In* bound together by a The recently survey <1 timber- Toi let-{f Patent Medicines. Toilet- system of official blackmail that hinds are being taken very fast. .Irtides, Motions on hand. • ' a levies alike upon the respectable This shows hat lumbermen cap merchant, tin* gambler in his italists have increased confidence gilded parlors, the petty dealer in regarding tin* value of our forests. C. B. HADLEY, Proprietor. policy slips and the ragged street walker, a share of whose pitfull Judging from the number of can earning is grasped by the Ta didates, the office of city mnrshel Gf.AU Prescriptions carefully iiiany policeman. must be a fat one. The principal • >• compounded. Fifty !far* Republican organization or reor thing however, is to secure a num ^inexperience in this busines»- ganization, in the city of New who will lie on the streets most of Fina Billiard and Pool TablaH. York will mean nothing like t is. the time ready to quell the brawls TILLAMDDK, new house new fürnitüre OREGON. It will mean a union of clean, hon that have been so common. This est. patriotic citizens, native and fighting business is getting too fre foreign born, without regard to quent ami should be cheeked. any distinction of poverty or wealth The late reports show that Pierce M. H. LARSEN, Proprietor. for the support of Republican prin ? is chosen asone of Oregon's electors ciples, the aeehievement of good F..3. Mass in evgry respect) best accommodations In the local government and the mainten by a small plurality, only 1 a few - Headquarters far the traveling public. LooBtsi J. P. ALLEN, Proprietor. ance in national affairs of that Re hundred votes. Tin* matter ■ will □n main street, Tillamcck, Oregon, publican rule which has made the In* contested probably, on the grounds that Pierce's name np- Xineriean Republic prosperous at full charge of the Grand < entrai Hotel and have reitted and refurnlahed it peart*d on the ballots in two places Ke have taken .h.„. home and respected abroad. Ü1 ;.................. .. new Wt. ,hsU |,r pIraw1 hav<. aI1 our o|d excellent shape, just as k .... « mw I as We in several e ninties. Of course his and friends to make im » a < call. ’* Every effort will be made to inak, the est each esort in illamook ounty The Republican organization surrounding* pleasant and comfortable for gueMs w ill be not less effective because it election or defeat would not affect w ill lie non-eriinina). Membership the general result, but it is pin- TILLAMQDK, □ regdn will mean good citizenship. It posed to test the legality of placing a man's name on the ticket twice. w ill mean true Americanism and •' ric HARDSON, - h - GARIBALDI, OREGON I table !S supplied with the l«st the market affords Just the place to spend« sincere attachment to American Drunken brawls and lights are principle and an American policy. 11 tig the summer. I run my sail boat from Tillamook more than ordinarily obnoxious of o Garibaldi daily, stopping at Bay City and Hobeonville It will mean hostility to everything late. If this state of things is al and carry freight and passengers. that tends to break down \ineriean lowed to proceed, there is sure to institution, and to impair the GEORGE W. PETTIT, TILLAMOOK, OREGON. lx* a result sooner or later that will strength and security of Republic. cost the county eonsidrealde. Some MANAGER and proprietor of the It will mean, in a word, the perpe fellow will use a knife or a Horses Boarded by the Day or Week. tuation of that spirit which saved pistol, and tilt* peoplt* will lx* put Good Turnouts for the Traveling Public. and which aims to preserve the to the ex|H*nseof boarding him sev I nion. not only in its political, eral month, besides a eostlv trial. It is time some measures are STABLES IT JOHN DAY BARN CORNER 1ST STREET ANO STILLWELL AVENUE. but in its industral inpeniienev. taken to prevent such an occur The hotel is how “ »•de to makr'-u/1 f °< C. W. Pettit and wife, and every e<f°rt N. Y. Press. rence. T illamook , OREGON. I Syonh *• ’E' resii goods on HANDS AT ALL TIMES. County warrants taken in exchange tor goods at the highest figures possible. Nehalem, Ore. • ¿Pacific University and lualatin Academy- .* , DRUG STORE! THE R BUREAU < SALOON ® -*• LIQUORS AND CIGARS. DRUGS & PATENT MEDICINES. FINE WINES, Compounded The Leading Republican Family paper of the United ^tateg One Year for only $1.50. DRY hats, GOODS. boots, shoes, Groceries HEADLIGHT NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I.............. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II I I I I I I I I I I | I || mu merchandise. II 111111 i i 11111 11111 i i i i i i i i | in , i i i || | || ( | 11 | 111 i | || j film TILLAMOOK pAKERY ? - \XI) QIXFECTIOXERY. First Class Restaurant in Connection. (ârand Central ^Billiard Flail X? .T). Johnson T>r. and ^iqaz> LARSEN ? HOUSE A llen H ouse B B R T C BAY VIEW HOUSE. L. L. STILLWELL. OCCIDENTAL t HOTEL, Fitti .
