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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (April 20, 1893)
(t illuni o o II íjciibliillit. Published every Thursday evening- OFFICIAL PIPER OF TILLAMOOK COUNTY. w F. D. J ones EniTOR ano E mopmie f<n: K ATKH Of SI'BM KIBTION. («TMICTI.V IMADVAMCB ) One year Si X month« Three month« Aio i- irri'iM. 1 Inch, per month F» 7r» 2.25 ^4«*o1. ’’ ” 3-75 b 75 ti ’ 1 ». .» 11.00 . fl M). .75. 50. sates . p« r year $6 75 ’’ 2o.oo ” ” 33.00 " " 60.00 ” " loo.OO Local notice*, torts per linr: anti sets after thv first insertion Only «.cts per line for first ins rtion for regular advertisei« f,o*l Found. For Re.it For Sale. Wauled and Special notices, in classirled ‘ ad" columns, at the rate of one cent per word for first insertion and halt rales thereafter Legal notices. Nonpareil, locts. per line for first insertion an<l octs per line for each silbae qitent insertion All Io -«I noli •••« u til be ••starred tn otherw ise designated as advertisements No special position will be agree«! upon for any adverlisenieiit. though we lake especial p uli' to display advertising matter effectively a id give as favorable position a* possible, ire qiiently changing the ’make up" of the paper We in ike a special effort to chaugeor re bniln ndvertis.ments as often ns our natrons desire, but make no contract to that vffe< I. No cuts will be use<l. except out line cats oil metal bases We reserve fie right t<* reject any advertise inent that we derm objectionable. Tii’iMs: t'as’i in advance for small advertise ments, and payment is required monthly or quarterly oil large contracts. <! irrespo.idvnc«* oil topics of general inlercst, in vile«!. A I lr‘?ss .ill eoiiimiiiiiciilIons to TlIK IIK WEIGHT, i'll.l. I MooK < Hl T ii . i . amook , Oio:., June 22, 1X93. AFTER THOUGHTS. It is ill order now to have better lire protection. There was iniicli loud talking that meant nothing. All places should haven pump mid hose ns nt 1'i iiriisidi (iroiiud was broken lor new buildings on Tuesday morning. TUib town does not auk charity iii its present misfortune, in the usual sense of the word oil such occasions, but we should like to see those who hav«*capital act liberally in advancing the nwessary funds tor the people to re-build. The op portunities for safe investment here are most excellent. '¡ here are several schemes ad vanced to provide protection against fire for the town since the most of it is burned up. Some ad vocate the purchase of the steamer Improvement, thinking that she may be tilted up with pumps and in case of tire moved up and down th<' slough in Midi a manlier as to protect the town effectually. Others think that a scow in the slough, with a fire engine and several feel of hose would be the tiling. A bet- scheme; perhaps, is to lay water mains over the principal streets ennui cled with the mill, 'flic mill keeps up steam all night, and all that woultl lie necessary in case of lire Would lie to connect the hose ■ t tile proper places and play the water onto the fire. This would not cost the city over 81 INMI so we »re told, and would give the best protection possible. It would save the people enough ill insiirnnee to pay for the outfit in a year. The iasiirmiee companies make milch lower rates when there is protec tion against lire, besides insurance rarely covers the actual loss, and it is belter to prevent tires alto gether, if p issible, iio in liter wlmt is the cost. Something slmii.d lie done at once. Why not call a meeting at an early date to discuss the matter ami make provisions for protection? In a few months Tillamook will be a better town than it ever was before. The 'I ilh.n 11 k I i n.In ting Co. lost hinvilyon electric light wiles mid poles. Let every body take hold to re i ITFPi pair the damngi's by Sunday night's fire. \\ e should hate to get into ii con Il was amusing to see parties troversy with the Sheridan Sun seiittchiiig ilround in t lie ashes to mini. Il<' might smother us with find imperishable art ieles. anatlieimis like lie does the v alley It is an absolute certainty that I'railscript in I lie following: I lie liri's started were incendiary. •'Tile putty-headed idiot wlm It will happen again if nothing is runs the Halins Transcript gave done. tlic Sun a raking with his port bat file escape ol llildley's residence tery that nearly hulled us, all lie- mid barn was miraculous. Two enuse we said that Dallas was a barrels of water on the roof of Mr. I mg for Eourt h of J illy celebrations Hadley's kitchen saved several We emphasize our assert ions about Inn blings. Dallas, and defy the fungle-faeed, The faucet ton thirty gallon bar hull-headed sucker wlm .smears ink rel ot kerosene in the rear ol Had o'er the Dallas dishrag to knock ley's had been turned open, mid a chip from our shoulder. The ed the oil run out in n deluge. This itor ot the llogtovvn Dislirag is a is why the tlamc shut to the sky heap bigger mail than we are; lie w ith one Hash. is also older and meaner, and not The -Illi of July celebration and hall so handsome or distinguished races will probably lie postponed looking or pleasing in his manners. lor a year that is, the energy of Yes, you gluttonous porker, von the people will la- devoted toother slab sided rhiimceroiis. we dare, tilings principally for the present, you to tackle Us t jiieenslnirv, rhe dance in Hadley's hall will lie Gisi-eberry. Elderberry or unv other rilles, ill course, we Imte aw held sotiiew here else. If it mail lias an honorable, legit fully to tight w ith a skunk, bill you imate and visible means of support, have got our dander up. and gol lie is not likely to lie licensed of blame ye, we dare you over the crime. Those who huve not these Polk county line.—yes, we'll throw things are criminals. Ibis town old man Wash in you infernal Ims no use lor sueli a class. It is a liycna. you piisilhinim his essence ol nothing, you crocodile in human good time to gel l id of them. The slightest wind would have store clothes, you legislative clerk, destroyed the business Imuses that you miitlonliead. vou von well. \I. old boy. your city isn't as hog were left. At one time we Would gish as it might l> •, and you can go not have given fifteen cents for the buildings oil the south side of First alien«! with your celebration if you want to, but we'd like to have the St. At that time we valued our editor of the llogtovvn Dislirag olliee only tor wiuit We could cari v e> ......... ver and act as pall-bearer in out. A brisk wind would have our plug ugly parade. You seelie given no time for that. wouldn't need to disguise himself, There are drunken bums wlm at all. He is a plug of the first have I h ' cii ill the Imlnt of sleeping water, and as ugly as original sin. in vacant Imuses and sheds, Tliev t'ome over, Hniile; lliti chilli lishil g are liable to earelewslv start a lire from olliee back window is simplv any time. The marshall slmuld sii peril.” henceforlli put them in the cooler or drive them out ot town. Tliev slmulil not be allowed to hang N h I b Thompson, around the tow n at all. It is alioiit time to order a few laiy, worthless, good for nothing fellows out of town. It slmuld be dom...... general principles You can't do them an injustice by mak ing accusations against them, as they are of the chi" that is guilty of and res|Hmsil>le for uearlv all crime, «hit with them. A. G. REYNOLDS, There wan a spirit of neighborly generosity shown to those who were burned out. What few busi- new« place« that were left were made to aeeoiniiKalate as many ut> poHwible. It is to be hoped that the old neighlH>rhoo«l prejudice« burn ed with the tire. Cabinet Mallei’ and Carpenter. Eiirumm, Cabinet Work et. niaite to ut.hr Wooden Pumps made. Til l IVImiK, Oltki.o.'« To be held .July 4th n h shop and 5th. FIRE, FIRE! ^.”Vlj«’t«>nvrtphev,7^Zi,!ZZX> P ortraits I n A ll T he L eading S tyles Instantaneous pnaess for ItabieR which iiiKUtea success even* time. PO nl arging Everybody turn out and see the fun. July 4th. One quarter mile an I repeat rare, for ponies owned in Tillamook at the time, fourteen hands or under, entry $2.50, purse, $10.00. Second race, one half mile ami repeat, entry $5.00, purne $4 JAM). One half of the entry added to the purse. Third rare, 600 yards ami rejteat, entry $5.00, purse $30.00. One half of the entrance money added. Open only to horses three years old or under. July 5th. First race, 600 yarits ami repeat, entry $5.00, purse $30.00. One half of the entrance money added. Second race, single dash of a mile, entrance $5.00, purse $30.00. One half of the entrance money added. Third race, single «lash, one quarter mile, entrance fee $5.00, purse $12.00. One half of entrance money added. Furses will be divided as follows: % to the List horse and l3 to the second. In all races not less than 3 to ent er ami 2 to start. No money given for a walk over. distance Hag in all repeat races will he fixed at one hundred feet. Ride catch weights. Entries must be made with the secre tary of the Tillamook Fair Association on or before eight o’clock 1’. M. of the «lay preceding the race. Races must be run under the control of the judges appointed by the Associa tion. The Association shall have the right to control the horse ami rider« ami to change riders as on regulation tracks in case of any unfairness. a S pecialty . View» of the most ini|x>rtHiit pl u ts of interest in tlie comity. S tudio : C or . 1 st S t . and 3 rd A ve . E., over H eadlight O ffice . Tillamoolç Lumbering Co. TILLA IYI0DK, OREGON Saw ¿v Planing Mills. COHN & CO., are on deck again. Tliev All kinds <»f turning done to order. received a large lot Mouldings and brackets of all kinds. of goods on the Str. Augusta. On Tues day they got a full We make a «lisi-onut of ten p«*r cent. line of all kinds of f<»r « a-li orders. goods per Steamer El more. They used the telegraph freely I' '.lie place t«> find Bargains in ami can already serve their customers as well as ever. They have leased Clothing, bats, caps, boots, shoes, notions, W. King's store Will make the seas- n of LS 3 a- follow.": Gents* furnishings, Groceries and Gen building, ami are at Geo. Munson’s place. eral merchandise. At the obi stand, Prairie, Mondays and work building an ad Burnt Wednesdays, I I A. M. to 1. P.M. T illamook , O regon . Jones Bros* barn, dition on the side. Tillamook, from Monthly nt 4 They have a fresh o'clock I’. M. to Wednesday at 9 o'clock. stock and are selling John llellenbrand's place, Orctowh, Friday after cheap. noons and Saturday forenoons. Proprietors Electric Eiolit System. DRY i GOODS, Oregon ¡Stamp TILLAMOOK ßAKERY « Cohn & Co. H H PEDIGREE AND DESCRIPTION On gon stamp i« thn e iouri l,s (’Is«lesilale; was i« ale«l May 1(>, 1887, bro« I by I >. (iri« i -on, Sahun, Ore Sir«1, Mas-ii loir ward ; (». Sire M'-nv Masmi (1222. S (' S B ,) Da m, B« l. by M« riy Mason ; Gramliim Bl, Lmnliart mid Georg»1, ki own as the 11 nbbard Mar«*. (>r»‘L!<»ii Slump has taken f«»ur l-i premiums al Oregon stale Fair. He is a mahajonv Bay, we tfhls 1750, 17 ham Is biuh, g« nile, shows g »«>d move ment. is sure in lie^eiting colls Terms: $12 to insure, for single mare, and $10 each for 2 or more. I’IX able «Ill'll the ni.r- is known i . I«* w iih Inal, changes luind« «»r is tak- n fiom the couniv. Can fuin sh pasture l« r mares if desired. Care will l«e t iken, but will n «t I. ie- s | h » i Bible lor areident* N. P. II ANsON, Owner Trottinu Bred Stallion. C. L. P. Trial, ■' íAxl) C0NHEtl'IÜNKKY- NOW OPEN. Fresh oread, pies, cakes etc. always on hand. Home made and French candies, oranges, nuts and lemons. if l'ii‘*l Class Restaurant in Connection. 5* MEALS AT ALL HOURS. ' " 2. • h J’ i* hands high an«l weighs i«o lb» Mbr.iutiful bay with black points. He ha« a goo«! clean I m » e. with Dowerful niUM iilar develop ment He began <lt*Yvloping natural trotting H«thni at an early age. ami ha«! hel»een handled would no loubt trotkd xrrv fa«t He was «Iriven but a short time on a farm track and trotte«! a full mile tn u'. Ilia colts all show fine trotting action anil a tw «» y ear o'«| trotte«! last year l»etter than J » ||e is kin<| H« a kitten,' pvrfccth level h« a<!ei1 rih I pure gap'd. l‘EI»l'.Rb E sire Challenger i<6| bv Almont :i «ire of i; p, rforim r« in the 150 list*, im luding Mnm W ithers|MM»n 2 1*4 (;he gram! race mare that held th«- mile record for seven y«*ats Piednumt >17'« (the best stallion in iK«( We«t n.«»nt (p). 2 15’.. who has to his credit a mile in joiq. with running n.atr the nearest approach ever made to the J do mark by a horse 111 harness Almont * family records show 623 names in th« 2 3»list, ami uxj in tin- >olist as against 4I4 and an«| rrspvcthely. at this time a % ear ago < hallrtigt r sire of Trumpeter. 2 20«,; t hal lengvr t hief. 2 21 Procrastination. 2 24, *C 1. Il trial 2 .12 llell« nger trial. 2 c Bessie \t trial ’ .J’ ’ ’•"* l4*/,e h' B»»' i tl.H, by Ihmophant. he bv Uavy Cro.'kvtt -ire ot Eta Jo«vs 2 » and «lam of Hnmboldt. .0 2n<l «tarn by Mambrino Champion sir« of Mollv Long 2 2j Ihmi >*«"tro.sireof t. It x» Marshall j Will give n Strand Ball at Hadley*« Hall on the night of July 4th. TICKETS SI 51, iiclidiii wppe. Evvrytswlv Invitisi. S t . ft STIIXWEIX Au THH OLD RELIABLE D rugstore . / comi>lete Stock <>f Drags* Patent .M e<1 ici lies. Toilet-^, . h'ticles, .Votions on hanel. "Dr. ”H. X? .1?. ^ohrçson. <,'./// Prescripti on s ca re fa I hj ‘V com pounded. Fifty years 'experience in this busin ess. MO NDAYS, John Johnson’s, at G»ar21)aJ.dl TUESDAYS, Mr. Ray’s. fork Nehalem WED- . Saturdays & Sundays at C A Bailey s one mile east of Tillamook City THURSDAYS, at Be iVer Creex FRIDAYS, B R. Daniels, Nestucca flic Tillamook Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1 ♦-(•ORN’KR FIRST / W ill make the season of 1893. com- inencing \pril 3 to July 1. at the follow ing places Onppev nt Allen f|iut«c, SCROLL SAWING Nesi tor to Fred Lsrwe » < A lfred W illiams , DRUG STORE! Hntchiti" Corner. Tillamook, Oregon. 1 1 1 DRUGS & PATENT MEDICINES. Prescriptions Compounded .1 th. .lai». ,>r lt,„K-..trr , ,, c.oia,,, 1» in. , M.mbrtno Mellum • > M.mbrlno < htmpmn by Mambrino ihi. f it. th, great air« of brand 2,“rv’,.J',2!1,m »'»"«nt Kay Mrvrurer O, a ”< ' lark t h r?and Boran Chiri r L'o<'",c'' V”. amlouhrdam. ' « Nartha W ilk, • rm rhal'a. riti. Maiolk-, t 1, Vorall,.,.! . HU,,,, n„.w • h.Wl ,,lr. ‘,'11,, "f *l«<"ton«-t,iu thr ItM ,lh 4am by Mar klin, • W hip Tirsr: SIS 00 snson S2S.II lisirinci « I C i.rntrrr.l In ihr » ,t,h llaarl St rnnlaw Make. .Inch entitle, atl hi, art to Mart m thia .take |< .» * C V BVYLKV. Tillamook Oregon At all hours. THE t BUREAU <-L SALOON » C. H. SMITH, Proprietor. FINE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. • —------------------------ -- ------------------------- r-3-J Firs St.i Dpp. □ccidsntal, Tillamoak(Dre