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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 29, 1892)
(KtUuntoolt ijcciblioltt I houiw-H arc* preferred to brick, even EDW. G. E. WIST, SAY! if freights and insurance are high, ----- —DEALER IN and when this idea takes root W. F. D. J ones • E ditor ami » P roprietor . among the middle classes of Great Britain we may look for an immense D r .T. H. M eserole , A ssociate E ditor . trade from John Bull. At present the imports of timber and lumber KATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. All kinds of farming, logging, milling and michanks'suppUot t*4x (STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.) into Grea Britain amounts to over One year ......................... Lots for sale in the Town of Nehalem, th^pest Jocation Si x months #7.5,000,000 per year, of which less Three months on the river, directly below the'jfaikô. déet water than 82UO,OfM) worth comes from advertising rates . front, good supply of fresh wat-TF, Post-office and Pacific coast. Should the month Jo.7.5 per year $6-75 the -» ->c ' ' 1 ' ‘ 2o.oo /n ftn telegraph station in town. Now is the time to in wooden house idea take — anti there 33 oo ’ 60.00 vest. Correspondence solicited. Address is no reason why it shouldn ’ t — ’ lOO.OO E. G E. Wis?. there will be enough work for all Local notices, torts per line; and sets, after the cargo mills on the coast to the first insertion. Only yds per line for first insertion for regular advertisers supply the demand.—Puget Sound L------------------------- 1 — • Lost. Found, l-or Rent, EorSalc, Wanted, and Special notices, in classified “ad" columns, at Ltiinbernian. the rate of one cent per word for first insertion and halt rates thereafter. A pine has come all the way from i Correspo «Iciicc on topic« of general interest, Oregon—sent by a son of Maine— i tivited. FOREST GROVE, OREGON. to furnish a flag pole for the village Address all cijniuiiinications to T hk H kadi . ioht , One of the oldest and best equipped institution» in the North-west. CeNefl of Buck ’ s Harbor, ¡tn the Machias T illamook , ok . and ucudemv Courses ; Classical, Scientific and Literary. Unusual opportunities river. It is a noble spar, seventy- for advanced work in Chemistry and Biology. Special instruction iu the Eiiglis|, ing branches and in Normal methods. The Co i-ervatory ol Music offers excellent op Tu.i. am » ok , Gm-:., D ec . 29,1892. one feet long, nine inches through portunities for the study of vocal and instrumental music. at the butt and four inches at the Expenses reasonable. Board in club at reduced rates end—but just think of the old “pine Winter term begins Tuesday, January 3, 1892. l-’or catalogues, address; wL The whisky trust already made lfred illiams tree state" sending to tin* Pacific T homas M c C i . ei . i . and , President:.«. three different advance.-, in the coast for a flag pole.—Lewiston, price of liquors. Xo telling what Maim*, Journal. the world is coining to Loggers who are for! unate enough Rev. Father McGlynn 1ms been to bold good logs now are finding I Hntchins C. H. SMITH. Proprietor. restored to the priesthood in the a fair market for them. Some of Tillamook, Oregon. Corner. the mills have been buying quite Catholic church. His socialistic tendencies were the cause of his freely recently and paying good being suspended in the first place. prices,—that is at least by compari LIITE OF Tillamook) Ore I son. A buyer, who has recentl / First St., Opp, accidental. The light for president of .he been on a tour down tlie sound re Oregon senate which meets in Jan ports the number of good logs in uary, seems to be between Ed. the water as limited. Some of «------- o AND o------- Ilirseh of Salem and C. W. Fuller these days the loggers will get on of Astoria. In the house it is prob in front, for verily: “If two men able that '1'. T. Green will be the ride a horse one must ride behind. At all hours. speaker. —West ('oast Lumberman. M. M. Ketchum, of tlie firm of The Nestucca people want a Ketchum & DeNoille, sash and bridge across the Big Nestucca door manufacturers of Helena, river and they want it bad. A Mont., passed through 'Faeonia re Is the place to find bargains m bridge near Hebo would be a great cently on his way to Astoria, Ore. blessing to Nestuckerites, and they Ill* has purchased the plant of the ought to have it if possible, how Clatsop Mill Co., and will take im give« al! the news of Town and County and as much National news as any other paper of its clasaj ever a bridge there, to be ¡it all mediate charge. In connection Mr. Your Home would be incomplete withou i . substantial, will cost a pile of money Ketchum ami associates acquired and many art* of the opinion that several thousand acres of timber t he county can’t build it at present. hind in Nehalem valley and will at 1 once make improvements to the ( 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ..................... ... 1 1 1 1 ■ 1 11 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 111 r 111 It was reported here, that the is a Natl >nal Fanil Iv I’nj er, and gives all the general news of the United Staies and the world mill and erect a box factory. The It gives tlie events of foieign lands in a nutshell. It has separate departments for “The I'amil) train being late at North Yamhill Circle” and ••Our 3 oun< Folks.” Its “Home and Society” columns command the udniirti firm will go into the export tradi ration of u ives and daughters. It" general political news, editorials and discussions are compre one day last week, there was no one hensive, brilliant and exhaustive. Its “A Krieiiltural” department Ims no superior in the coun extensively. try. Its “.Market Kepoitw” are recognized authority in all parts of the land. lit the station to receive the mail. •••>■>' 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 t I I I I I I ! I I I I I I I 1.1 f I I I I I I I Washington is the only state in 'Flic mail was carried on to Me A Special f'oiilract enables uh to offer this plendid journal and tlie “Headlight“ the I nion that has attempted to Miiinv lie, and then brought back for one vea r TILLAMOOK, O regon . tin* next day. It seems an outrage incorporate an exhibit in the con For only $1.50 per year, cash in advance. , that such a trivial thing ¡is this struction of their state building at the world's fair. The structure is NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE, regular price per year should cause all of Tillamook coun • HEADLIGHT .......................... ....................................... ty' to do without the mail for a day built on foundation walls of logs from Washington forests. 'Fen of longer. The people hen* should WE FURNISH BOTH PAPERS ONE YEAR FOR $1.50. make a kick, and do it in an organ them were 120 feet long, and two Subscriptions may begin at any time. of these sealed over 18,00(1 feet. ized manner to secure better mail This is the most liberal combination oiler ever made in the United States, and every reader Everything from the cellar to the facilities. It is like transportation f the HEADLIGHT should take advantage of it at once. Address all orders to iicilities—they would never have tops of the towers that is wood will HEADLIGHT, Tillamook, Dragon. been improved without somebody be products of Washington forests. The building will not be painted, making a kick. Fresh bread, pies, cakes etc. always on hand. Home- but finished in oil to show the made and French candies, oranges, nuts and THE OLD RELIABLE grain of the wood. The inside /.S' IT? lemons. will lie finished in fancy native lie lia<l a Christmas frolic woods. The value of the interior \nd a new Year’s jamlsuee. material is estimated at 810,000. And when lie came unto himself '1 here are 500,000 feet of logs and A sadder man was he. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. ■ 1 complete Stock of Drugs-, And if he then made gissl resolves, 750,000 feet of dressed lumber in \nd swore them all by thunder. Patent Medicines, Toilet- I In* struct lire.—Tiniberinan. • • * CORNER FIRST ST. & STILLWELL Ait. You g<ssI men who have all been there, .Jrticles, Notions on hand. Two kinds of pine are manufact Just sav if it’s a wonder. ured in th - state of Washington. Ex. Vlaska pirn* and Washington pine. LU MillRISU I.VILRLST. This latter was until recently C. B. HADLEY, Proprietor. A *2t>,(MH> timber land deal was called Washington spruce. It seems to be the fashion to change names Prescript ions oat closed up at Aberdeen last week by out in that section of the countrv, ’ i/compou nded. nfty^ Eugene France. It is understood \y experience in th isbà: the purchaser was 1». A. Blodgett, and it must be admitted that eoni- the well known M ieliigancapitalist. nirrcially the name Washington Peter's new saw mill on the El- pirn* is superior to Washington NEW HOUSE NEW FÜRNITÜRE Fins Billiard and Pool Tables. wha river, near Port Angeles, spruce. Both of these woods will TILLAMOOK, located about 75 feet from flic edge cut quite a swath in finding lumber □ REGON. of the river plull'was washed ent in requirements. They are only biding ly away during the floods, and the their time, being on guard duty, as M. H. LARSEN, Proprietor. machinery lies now in tin* stream. it were, ready to make t’ e attack at the first i-pportunitv that pre First class in e vary respecti It is thought, however, that it can city. Headquarters for the be saved without being seriously sents itself. Freight rates, like a gritn fortress, guard the narrow damaged. t. Tillamcok. passage hading into the enemy’s J. P. ALLEN, Proprietor. Au interesting experiment is country. All hail the two pines of shortly to be made by an Eng ish ' — .--------------------- ---------- - tlie state of Washington. Chicago ",-hav, taken hi H (.-harae of the Grand <'antral Hotel and have reflttea and refurnished It landlord. \ British Columbia est each esort in illamook ount in I.umber Journal. ex...k-nt . ....... a, We -hall >,plea-.al t„vr,n our ()ld architect lias received orders to an,I fri.nd.to make u. a call Every .Wort Mill be ma.le t„ make the prepare plans for lightly const ruted •urroundinna pteaaaut and romfortahk for gueata .VAH YUAN RESOLUTIONS houses, such as an* built in this TILLAMQDK, □REGDN country and within the next tliirtv Oli, Ilio*,* \<-w \ ear’i* rei**»luth»m> flint J A. RICHARDSON, - h - GARIBALDI, OREGON! we Iliade witli Imlv nwe, days a ship will carry the material The table is supplied with the liest the market affords Just the place to spend • llow tlmv invite,! hke thè simw luinks for half a dozen frame houses to in a Jiinuarv thaw ! few weeks during the summer. I run my sail boat from Tillamook I England, to Is* erected for the llow tlie man w lm broke liismeersluium to Garibaldi daily, stopping al Bay City and Hobeoirville J ned vowed to «moke no mori*, workmen on a large estate. The and carry freight and passengers. rwl houses are to Is* shingled, too, with Now «moke* an oldtwovnt |<i|»* beliitiil thè celiar dimr. ted cellar shingle» instead of GEORGE W. PETTIT, TILLKMDDK, OREGON, New York Herald. thatch. File result will Is* watched manager ano propr CTOR OF THt ___ j with interest by the hiinlierin -n of flic life of James <i. Blaine still Horses Boarded by the Day or Week. the Pacific coast. Then* is no hangs in the balance. His phys Cood Turnouts for the Traveling Public. ician thinks now that In- may parti reason w by England should not ally recover fora while, but there — - —— Imild wooden houses. I he climate is little prospect of his ex er being GORIER 1ST STREET ANO STILLWELL IVEME. of the Pacitie Northwest is like able to take the trip west for his STABLES AT JOHN DH BARN. The hotel i> how under the management of G. W Pettit and wife. an<! cveryj that of England, and here wooden i health. Tl I.LA Mt >OK, ■ t ■ n.<k<- _ comfortable The i-Mr.-nac-of the pub . ia r. • Published every Thursday evening. If you are alive to your own interest, you will call at KING'S and make cash purchases, Special inducements are offered. Everything is marked down for your special benefit, Come and see how money talks, All those who are in debt to me are ex- peeted to settle by the first oft lie year, and to those settling with eash I will make a valuable present. Yours respectfully, W. C. K . X Nehaleni, Ore. .• Pacific University and Tualatin Xcademyl^ , W □RUG STORE! THE z BUREAU • SALOol FINE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGA< DRUGS & PATENT MEDICINES. Prescriptions Compounded The Leading Republican Family paper* 1 of the United 0tate£ One Year for only $1.50. HEADLIGHT DRY f GOODS lotliing, hats, caps, boots, shoes, notions, Gents' furnishings, Groceries and Gen- era! merchandise. At the old stand, NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE ;AXI) C0NEECT|0XEKV NOW OFEN. if Iirst ( lass Restaurant in Connection. D rug store Grand Central Milliard Hall. and &cjaz LARSEN •HOUSE A llbn H ouse B B R T C BAY VIEW HOUSE. < I <• L. STILLWELL. Liverv and l-'eed Stable OCCIDENTAL' HiSfll O regon . Tillamook M North I am hill stag« ticket "ffiee ia here.
