Tillamook headlight., December 15, 1892, Image 2

sides seems to dwarf the com­
prehension as to the size of the
eubliahed every Thursday evening.
individual tree. The foliage of the
spruce
or the fir uniform y runs to'
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a slender poiut at the top. and be­
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ing a uii form flight. the trunk
tapering from the ground so grad­
K A rF.S OF SUBSi RlFTJON.
ually, and standing so thick on the
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THE PRESIDENT'S MtSSAGE
President Harrison's message to
the present congress is a long one.
Laron lluii«?
Republican party. There is . arilly
a subject of national interest but
what he treats of in a common­
sense manner, and be recommends
is himself. If he does this without
fear or favor, he will have a greater
follow ing and better support than
lie who trims liis sail to every
changeable
breeze,
and
with every shifting tide.
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The Leading Republican Family paper
Is the
;he place
i dace to
ti» find
find bargains
bai trains in
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picnics
in
the rain.
The
children play in the mill, and seem
Io thrive in it. There never was a
storm so bad here as to stop a
The rains here aren't so
bad after all.
dance.
Clothing, hats, caps, boots, shoes, notions.
(rents' furnishings. Groceries and Gen-
eral merchandise.
At the old stand,
T illamook , < iregon .
TILLAMOOK ¡¿AKI-RY
For only $1.50 per year, cash in advance.
- _\\l> fOXFECTIOXFKY.
El-President Hayes is deaf in
Many persons in
traveling through this country do one ear. the effect of an injury
■lot realize the enormous size o( the w hile in the army.
that
eove.r
the
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NOWOPEN
Fresh bread, pies, cakes etc. always on hand, Home-
made and French candies, oranges, nuts and
lemons.
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COKNER FIKST ST. a ST11.LWEI.I.
HEADLIGHT, Tillamook, Oregon-
THE OLD RELIABLE
A vk
(Srand Central Milliard “Hall
C. B. HADLEY, Proprietor.
• Z com Diete Stock of Drugs-
Potent Medicines, Toilet-(£r
. Irti cíes, Notions on hand.
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"Dr. H. I? X). ^ohijson
and Mietens
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^experience in this bit sines»
FinH Billiard and Pool Tables.
TILLAMOOK,
NEW HOUSE
DREDDN.
NEW FURNITURE
LARSEN + HOUSE
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J. P. ALLEN, Proprietor.
M. H. LARSEN, Proprietor.
First class in every rsspsctj best accammadaticns inite
city. H=adquartars far tfie traveling public. Lacatsd
□n main street, Tillamook. Dregon.
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Wehave Iahen full vhat ee of the tlrand < eutral Hotel and have reSitert .„<1 refaral.hed i
it in
eacelleal «hape. juat .. <<»d aa ne«
« -hall
t„ ha,-ealt onr ol.l pai.on.
an.l fri. ad« to mal ua a catl Everv effort «ritt hv made tn makv the
•orrountlnga pteasant and eoanüirtahla f,w ,piesi»
TILLAM0DK,
OREGON
L. A • L. STILLWELI > «
Livervand Peed Stable.
B est B each R esort
T illamook C ounty .
A RICHARDSON,
GARIBALDI. OREGON
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I he table is supplied with the liest the market affords Just the place to ’P*1111 ‘
weeks during the summer. Intn my nail boat from Tillamook
t "'-ariljaldi daily, stopping at Bay City and Hobeonville
and carry freight and paaaengers.
GEDRGE \A/. PETTIT,
TILLMMODK? OREGON,
MAN4GER AND PROPRIETOR
Cood Turnouts for the Traveling Public.
STABLES IT JOHN BAT BARN
T illamook ,
in
BAY VIEW HOUSE.
Horse» Boarded by the Day or Week.
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D rug store
If First Class Restaurant in Connection.
of
The tallest woniaiiin Idaho lives
Western Oregon and Washington. at Boise City. She stands 6 feet
I lie vast expanse of forest on all 5 inches in her stockings.
Total
WE FURNISH BOTH PAPERS ONE YEAR FOR SI.50.
1 ¡lists the most liberal combination offer ever made in the United States, and every reader
f lhe HEADLIGHT should take advantage of it at once.
Address all orders to
Bells in churches were first placed
there
to drive off evil spirits.
to a small forest in Kentucky,
An electrical machine in the
where the trees are larger than
any in the United States. except Loudon Mint counts the coins.
the big trees in Cali ornia. The
The smallest known <]undru|>ed
seen in the east
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Subscriptions may begin at any time.
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Kentucky trees arc seven and eight is the pigmy mouse of Siberia.
feet in diameter, in some instance,
< hiñese control almost the entire
so the article says. Evidential the shoe-making busin s* in California.
writer never visited Oregon or
The princess of Wales has some
Waaliington. There is a great deal
gloves which are nearly three feet
of ignorance displayed in the east
long.
regarding the forests in the North
There is but one sudden death
West, There it is generally known
among women to every ten among
that there are extensive tracts of
men.
timber in this country, but our
In India there is a species of
eaatern friends sem to hat e no con­
crow that laughs just like a human
ception of the magnificence of our
being.
forests, nor of llieir value. They
The railroads of the
United
do not know that a specimen of
our largest
tree
would excite Kingdom possess nearly l’.DDO
wonder and admiration wherever hsouiotives.
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ration of w ives and daughters. Its general political news, editorials and discussions are compre­
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miles in a day.
to turn completely around.
Your Home would be incomplete withou i .
A Special Contract enable« uh to offi-r tliin plendid journal and the "Headlight"
MEALS AT ALL HOURS
A crocodile takes eighty seconds
HEADLIGHT
for one year
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We have one pauper to every
loot» inhabitants.
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gives all the news of Town and County and as much National news as any other paper of its class
having a bountiful rain-fall in the
winter. Well, it lias. But the
people here don't mind it at all.
They work in the rain, travel in the
rain, go to church in the rain and
held by much like chicken.
private imliv idiials or cor|s>iations.
The German emperor has a rhin­
me worth nothing at all.
oceros skin walking stick.
t res
One Year for only $1.50.
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GOODS.
mook bay anil elsewhere,
An article in the Cosmopolitan,
one of the I ailing magazines, refers
YOUR FAVORITE HOME NEWSPAPER
At all hours.
The Gatling gun was invented
This decision seem* to indicate by < falling in I st>|.
that the titles
‘S to tide Hats in Tilla­
Progs, w he . cooked, taste very
RIG TREES
Tillamook, Drg
This county has the credit of
have
liquors and cigars .
Prescriptions Compounded
without
chart or
compass, purpose or
principle, drifts aimlessly about
BUREAU
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q pj SMITH, Proprietor.
DRUGS & PATENT MEDICINES, fine wines ,
road claimed that it had received subscriber at any time, but if he is
title to large ari as ol this land from right, in the end lie w ill gain five.
the state of Illinois, but the Supreme He will obtain two thereby. If he
Court says virtually that such a lalsir not to displease any one, if
thing is ini|Hissible. We give an he tries to ride all the horses in
J
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his message which is not in accord­
ance with the principles of the
lie should lalsir to please
OREGON.
One of lhe oldest and best equipped inHlitutiona in the North west. Collie
and acadeniv Courses; clasaical, Scientific and Literary. Unusual on^inunities
f,,r adv.tnre.i work in Clirinistrv and Biology. Special liiatnu tion in the English
brandies and ill N.,rn.Hl mdliods. The Co i-ervat-jry ol Music offers excellent op.
p.,rtuniti< s i i the study ol vocal and instrumental music.
Expenses reasonable. Board in club at reduced rates
Winter term logins Tuesday, January 3, 1802.
For catalogues, address:
Oregon.
Tillamook,
Opposite
He does not back down on the
tariff issue, and there is nothing in
the man
Nehalem, Ore.
FOREST GROVE,
and. in fact, it will be regarded as
exaggeration by those who are ac­
the field, hi' w ill be unhorsed by
each of them. The editor should
follow his honest convictions and
Lots for sale in the Town of Nehalem, the best location
on the river, direct.y 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. G. E. W ist .
•Pacific I'niversity and Tualatin Academy.-
1____ TILLAMOOK, ORE
plain, yet (lignified presentation of
The question as to ownership of
the needs of the country.
the submerged lands in front of
Chicago lias been recently passed
The Arlington Record lias t e
upon by the United States Supreme thing down pat. It says: The fear­
Cour . The Illinois Central rail­ less editor may offend anil lose a
"The harbor of Chicago is
immense value to the people of
Illinois in the facilities it affords to
its vast ami constantly increasing
commerce; and the idea that its
legislature can deprive the state of
t lie eont rid over its beds and w aters
anil place the same in the hands of
a private corporation created for
different pllf|sises. one limited to
the transportation of passengers
anil freight between distant points
and the city, is ii pro|s>sition that
cannot lie defended.
The area of
submerged lands in question is as
large as that embraced by Illi the
inerchanilise
docks along
the
Thames nt London; iniieli larger
than that included in the famous
docks anil basins at Liverpool;
twice that of tile port of Marseilles
and nearly, if lint quite, equal to
the pier area along the water-front
of the city of New York. The ar­
rivals mol clearings of vessels at
the port exceed ill iillinber those of
New York, and are equal to those
ot New York and Boston combineil.
It is hardly conceivable that the
legislature call divest I he iiilitl'o| of
the state over the management of
this harlior mid vest it absolutely
in a private corporation. Any
grant of the kind is necessarily
revocable, anil lie exercise of the
trust, by which the property is held
by the state, can be resumed at
any time."
goods on
Is- marvelous enough,
many important matters to the
T ii . i . amook , O he .. D ec . 15. 1»*.»2. attention of congress. While there
is nothing startling or unusually
vigorous alsiut his message, it is a
IMPORTANT DECISION.
extract from the decision:
All kinds of farming, logging, milling and mechanics’ supplies.
County warrants taken in exchange tor goods
at the highest figures possible.
interesting
articles, and need not draw on their
imagination either.
The plain
truth
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GENERAL
alsiut three hundred feet in height
and average 7 or S feet in dia­
meter near the ground. Many in­
dividual specimens are much larger.
The magazine writers can iiltd
EDW. G. E. WIST,
W. c. KING,
íjcrtblioht
of the
OCCIDENTAL t HOTEL,
COBBER 1ST STREET DO STILLWELL BYEIUE.
O regon .
Tina.«A*X(.rlh
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