Trotting Bred Stallion,
per «lav, and they have abundance ! genus, who with fashionably clad
of
the Hnest kind of material in companions haunted some eoriier
Published every Thursday evening.
that section to supply a number ol1 or doorway from w hich to piacti««
such mills indefinitely. It must not his impertinences. Directing public
Trial, 2:32.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF TILLAMOOK COUNTY be understood that the manufacture i attention to the nuisance, the
Will make the SMSon of 1893, com
of shingles alone is the ouly por- Boston Journal gave minute des- mencing April 3 to July 1, at the follow
OREGON
TILLAMOOK,
W. E. D. J ones • E ditor and P kopkietok
tion of the lumber industry we are criptions of the dress and appear ing places:
able to supply, says tlie Journal of ance of these loafers day by day, .■ONDAYS, John Johnson’s, at j
Garibaldi TUESDAYS. Mr. Ray's,
KATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
that place. It would seem however.! so that its readers began to reeogn- at the North fork Nehalem. WED
(ITMACTLV IN ADVANCE )
»1..-10. that the timber could be easily 1 ize and stare at them. Posts of ob-
NESDAYS, Saturdays & Sundays
One year
.75.
Six month«
at C. A. Bailey’s one mile east of
50. floated down the Nehalem to the servation that had known them
Three month«
Tillamook City THURSDAYS, at
mouth where it could be manufae-' for months knew them no more. Joseph Bixby’s at Beaver Creek
FRIDAYS, B R. Daniels, Nestucca
There seems to be rather un Hired into shingles and put on lor their impudence was not proof <'. I. P is IS1, hands high and weighs njolbs.: I
a
beautiful
bay with black points. He has a good i
against general ridicule. Those
necessary delay in getting to work lioard a lumber schixmer.
clean boi e. with powerful muscular develop- |
All kinds of turning done to order.
who
linger
receive
such
attention
mellt
He
began developing natural trotting ,
or preparing for work on the Dry
action nt an early age. and had he been handled
The
'1
illamook
H
eadlight
,
in
its
>
a(f
«*T|
le
Mouldings and Brackets of all kinds.
Would
no
doubt
trotted
very
fast
He
was
driven
as
this:
‘
“
The
young
man
who
was
Stocking bar improvements, and it
a short time on a farm track and trotted a
jeMcrii,e<i on Saturday in the long Imt
full mile in >32. His colts all show fine trotting
is hinted that work will not begin last issue, everlastingly scorches described
and a two-year old trotted Inst yenrlietter
e(mj an(j tanne(l shoes is action
than 3:00 lie is' kind as a kitten, perfectly
before August. It is stated by men some one of the law firms in Oregon
level headed and pure gated.
who know, that the contract was City, doing business for th«* Land Htin )iallgjng around, but his stand PEDIGREE: Sire Challenger 1064 by Almont 33.
of 37 performers in the 2:30 list, including
let at ruinously low figures, and Office, at that place, lhe H ead - ¡h not H() Ktea(|y |>y any means. sire
itaiiHV Witherspoon. 2:16^ (the grand race mare 1
light charges the firm with with-1 The lnan in tlie lollg gray coat, that held the 2-mile record for seven years);
that no man can furnish the mater
Piedmont, 2:17’4 (the best stallion in 1881); West- |
(p). 213’2. who has to his credit a mile in |
ial and do honest work at the holding money due its publishers wh() wearg a ailk ti(e a Httle tbe niont
2:01^, with running mate, the nearest approach
We make a discount of ten per cent,
ever made to the 2:00 mark by a horse in harness.
for
timber
land
advertising
and
L.
orse
for
wear
at
all
hours
of
the
figures in the contract. In some
Almont’s family records show 623 names in the |
for cash orders.
2 30 list, ami ioq in the 2:20 list as against 424 and
),is place and
eases the price for nails was less says it was with some difficulty day ig Ktili
55, respectively, at this time a year ago.
Challenger, sire of Trumpeter, 2:20#; Chal
per pound than pig iron can be that the money was finally secured ’ j patrolling the coast from tlie Adams lenger
Chief, 2:21; Procrastination, 2:24; C. L. B. |
at
all.
j
School Books of all kinds. Pop
trial,
2:32; Bellenger trial, 2:36; Bessie W. trial, i
And
furtliermore
says
that
j
House
to
Boylston
street.
”
bought for at the furnace. Con
2 40 C. L. P.’s 1st dam Lizzie Pepper by Bay
ular Authors, cloth bound, 35ets.
Pilot, by Donophant, he by Davy Crockett sire j
sidering all these tilings, there is a the practice of the attorneys of I
of Eta Jones, 2:20, and dam of Humboldt. 2:20. |
HE OUGHT TO KNOW
2nd <lam by Mambrino Champion, sire of Molly ,
Blank books, of every kind.
shadow of suspicion on the whole ! collecting the advertising fee from
Long, 2.29. Doni Pedro, sire of G. B., 2:20; Marshall I
Maid, 2:23’.,; Billy H , 2:27; Tornado, 2:29; and of
transaction that makes some people | the claimant at the time of filing is | The Oregon Democrats who are the
dams of Doncaster, 2:28: Golden Wing, 2:24; 1
Mambrino Medium, 2:28. (Mambrino ( hampion 1
believe that the work will be de «»ne that casts a shadow of dis-| wasting their time at Washington by
Mambrino Chief 11, the great sire of brood 1
book stobe
would
do
well
to
go
home.
There
mares. 3<l dam by Downing Bay Messenger, j
layed until late in the fall, then credit upon the standing of th«*
sire of the dams of Clark Chief and Brown Chief.
',
claiming
that
a
long
¡c
nothing
to
1»
gained
by
camp-
D
Chief, sire of Croxie, 2: i 8‘4; and ofthe dams
rushed through, and that the fall newsjnipers,
ing at the AV lute House door.— Clark
Tillamook, Oregon.
of Martha Wilkes, 2.08; Phallus. 2:13^; Majolica.
2:15: Coralloid, 2:14^; Wilson, 2:16’Brown,
freshets will remove all evidences established and reliable paper is as Salem Democrat.
Chief, sire of the dam of Altamont—19 in the j
ofdefects in the work—and perhaps competent of taking care of the
Brother Flagg has just returned j list. 4th dam by Mackling’s Whip.
the works too, as before. The funds as is the attorney.
- The claim-! j from Washington and perhaps Terms: SI5.00 season. $25.00 Insurance. Stationery of all descriptions.
C. L. P. is entered in the Witch Hazel Stallion All the Popular Magazines.
citizens of this town should hold mailt pays the advertising fee to j.nows what he is taking about. I Produce
Stake, which entitles all his get of 1893 Subscr. taken for Periodicals.
a meeting anti earnestly petition the attorney in good faith, and We understand he is a candidate ' to start in this stake of $1000.
C A BAYLEY,
in
consequence
cannot
be
held
that work will be done at once
for Register of the Land Office at
Tillamook, Oregon.
responsible.
Nevertheless,
thej-e
is
and completed as soon us possible.
Oregon City, and we believe, by I
It would also be a good plan to re always more or less difficulty at the way, that he is one of the most]
quest the government to expend a tending th«; collection of those deserving Democrats in this state. |
Is tlie place to find Iiaigains in
few dollars in removing logs and long-due advertising accounts.—St.
OF COURSE.
snags from Hoquarton slough. The Helens Mist.
Will make the season of ¡893 as follows:
. ......—'
•
longer this is delayed,
the
It is time Tilhimookers are tak The bald-headed man, with four Geo. Munson’s place,
longer this place will Hillier from
ing some action to persuade Major days' growth of beard on his chin,
Burnt Prairie, Mondays and
iiiadi-qinile shipping facilities, and
Hanbury to begin work on the went into a barber-shop and sat. Wednesdays, 11 A. M. to 1. P.M.
if work on the bar improvements
down
in
one
of
the
operating-chairs.
|
Light House road, and also, to be
should be started immediately and
gin to open the road from here to To him presently went a knight of John Day’s bilFIl,
finished up speedily, the country
....
,
Clothing, hats, caps, boots, shoes, notions,
Tillamook river. Men who own the razor, who remarked, inter-
1 illamook, from Monday at 4
would be better oil'by thousands of
rogatively:
-
-
-
- at
considerable real estate here should
o'clock I*. --
M. to ---
Wednesday
dollars, to say nothing of the better
‘‘Shave, sir?”
9 o'clock.
contribute liberally.
Gents’ furnishings, Groceries and Gen-
times that will be caused by the
“No,” growled the man in the
John
Hellenbrand
’
s
construction of the work. We are
RATHER GRATUITOUS.
chair. “I want to be measured
keeping dollars out ol our pockets
place, Oretown, Friday after
The Nehalem Times, whose editor for a suit of clothes.”
eral merchandise. At the old stand,
noons and Saturday forenoons.
by delaying the mil Iter, It is no knows nothing of Tillamook, in re This statement seemed to sur-
use to say that no good can be done ferring to an article in the H ead prise the barber, but he managed PEDIGREE AND DESCRIPTION.
by letting our wants be known, light says:
T illamook , O regon .
to say:
Oregon Stamp is three-fourtl.s
because other places that have
Clydesdale;
was
foaled
Mav
10,
“This isn’t a tailor's shop, sir.”
"He knows full well that Nehalem
1887, bred by I). Grierson, Salem,
made a furious kick have been and Nelutlem City are in a much
“Isn’t it?”
Ore. Sire, Mason Forward; G.
attended to properly, A strong Ixjttereountry, with more mid better
Sire Merry Mason (1222, S. C. S.
“No, sir.”
B ,) Dam, Bet, by Merry Mason ;
and respectful petition placed in timber to back it, than the town he
“
What
is
it?
”
Grandam Bet, Lionhart ami
the hands of our Senators and Con is now located in.”
George,
known as the Hubbard
“It's a barber’s shop.”
The editor of the Nehalem paper
Mare. Oregon Stamp has taken
gressman will lix the business in
“What sort of work do you do
four 1st premiums at Oregon
short order. Such men as ('apt. has made a grave mistake in pub ill this shop?”
State Fair. lie is a maliagony
Bay, weights 1750, ..
17 .........
hands
Symons are obliged to do about lishing matter that reflects on this
“Shave men and cut their hair,
high, gentle, shows good move
harbor
and
town.
Nehalem
will
wlult our Congressmen want, or be
ment, is sure in begetting colts.
sir.”
removed to some other climate. A gain nothing by decrying Tilla “Do you think a man with no Terms: $12 to insure, for Fresh bread, pies, cakes etc. always on hand. Home
Tilhimooker's vote is just as good mook. As to that paper's criticisms hair on his head would come in single mare, and $10 each
made and French candies, oranges, nuts and
for 2 or more.
its anybody's, and all we need to of the editor of the HEADLIGHT, here to have his hair cut?”
lemons.
do to see that the »15,000 appro we don’t care a tig. We rather
------ -------------------------
Payable when the mare is known to be
“
No,
sir.
”
w ith foal, changes hands or is taken from
priated is expended properly, is to like it, being used to such criticisms
“Do I look like a lunatic?”
the county. Can furnish pasture lor
demand it in unmistakable terms. from such sources. As to Nehalem,
if desired.
This was replied by a silcnt
we have nothing but good wishes
Care will be taken, but will not be re-
shake
of
I
his
head,
but
the
barber
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
What a magiiitieient fortune and gixxl words for it. In fact we doubtless I
sponsible for accidents.
thought
he
was
acting
@--it
------
—CORNER FIRST S t . 8 c STILLWELL AV«.
then* will lx* in the Alaska pine seriously considered starting a
N. 1’. H anson , Owner.
like one.
forests of Oregon. < *ne-fourth of the paper there, but after looking over
“Then, presti
|
iiiiiig me to be a
available supply of tan bark of tiie the ground decided that it would
THE OLD RELIABLE
sane
man, , but bald headed, what
I'nited States is found in this state. not pay at present. As the school
would
you
naturally
suppose
I
came
The wood is totally unlike tin* indemnity filings have covered
her«* for?”
despised hemlock of the east, and most of the timber lands tributary
“For a shave.”
eastern lunibernien who lutve seen to that place, the prospect of rev
“
Then, dear sir, why did you
samples of our Alaska pine, pro enue from that source did not
ask
me if I wanted a shave when I
.7 complete Stock of Drugs-,
nounce it a superior finishing w < mm I, look very encouraging. However,
180
acres
of
River
took
a
seat
in
your
chair?
Why
Patent Medicines, Toilet-V
Ix-ing hard and possessing a Ix-anti- we hope that Nehalem will be able
ful grain. It has none of tin* faults to support a gixxl newspaper in didn’t you go to work at once? If bottom land, or two 90 . h-ticles, .Votions on ha nd.¿{-J
of eastern hemlock and about (io good shape. And, had we decided some of you barbers would culti acre tracts, over 20 of
per cent of it is dear. The bark to establish a paper there, we vate a habit of inferring, from
contains the best tannin in the should not stand back a moment cattily ascertained data, instead of meadow and 30 acres
I'nited States, and eastern tannin on account of the one that is there developing such wonderful conver
of pasture. TheKilchis
G '.III Prescriptionscarefully
is worth »24 per ton, and when a now. Further on the Times says: sational and catechetical powers it
would
lx*
of
material
aid
in
advanc
compounded. Fifty years
river runs through the
demand is created for tin* lumber
•“In making sport of our plant
ing
you
in
your
chosen
vocation
\&experie
nee in thisbusiness.
the Alaska pine proposition will the good brother has evidently
center.
Situated
half
and
of
expanding
your
profits.
Do
the
fact
that
the
outfit
forgotten
be the best on the Pacific coast.
the H eadlight started in business
Ami there is an abundance of tin* with was no better, if as good as you comprehend?
wav between Tilla
lfred
illiams
“Yes, sir," replied tlu* man as he
w < hx I, so there need be no fear of tin« one now used by the Times."
mook
and
Bay
City;
began
to
lather
the
costumer
’
s
exhausting the supply for the next
Well, we admit the Hi plight
fa«*«* in a dazed sort of a way, and known as the River
genenition to conn*.
didn't have a very extensive outfit
In* never even ask him il’lie wanted
when it was started, but it was far
Tin* Vernonia Mill <’«>., of Ver-1 abend of the outfit of any paper oil «>n his hair when tlu* operation dale farm. For further
Hutchins
tiuiiiit. Ore., reeeived an order from in this county sine«*, and we have was performed.—Tit-Bits.
Corner.
particulars inquire of
Tillamook, Oregon.
Omaha, Neb., for 500 carloads of the satisfaction of know ing that we
J. S. E lliot ,
shingles, which was required to lx* hav«* increased th«* plant of this
Money
loaned.
tilled nt tlu* rat«* «>f'-*>*>ears a month. paper until it is hard to find a
Riverdale Farm.
ZLuIZTE OF
Tlu* order hail to lx* refused, simply lx*tt«*r
«
~ in Notes bought,
..... -.“ ««lie
in a country office
lor want of a means of tnuisport- i this
I’ 'icriiiore, w«* might
........ state.
....... Furt
ing th.* shingles out of the valley. «,veal w)inp intei“.*Hting _ f«*attires
i Collections made,
es in
GKO. XV Kit iE
and the result is that this plact* is ,
• to th«* purchase (?) of tlu*
41-54
Bay Citv
not to haxe the benefits of alx.ut N.dmlem Tinies.' if wewished. . So
ASTORIA. ORE
»40.000 m hard coin which this go easy, brother,
At all hours.
CARI. I>. KNCDSON, H. B. PARKER, - Proprietor.
order would bring iftlu* mill men
Fir»l cl.« U .n.e
Free Coach
C.4.VT STAND THE KODAK
could lune traiis|H>rtatioii for their
•i»
th» plan- for Ttllamookrn. to Mop
Blacksmith.
manufactures. This is but one «if
A Boston piqx-r Ims adopteil mi
tlu* long list ot
of advantagi-s
advantages they
tlu*v ar«* effective metliixl of i hiding public All kind.x of wixxl work an<| wagon
PAINTING,
work done
«leprixcd ot. by not having a rail- places of well dr«*ss«*d lunfers. Onlv
C. H. SMITH, Proprietor.
Frescoing. Decorating,
road through this x alley. If they a I'ortniglit ago it was not |x>ssil>|«>
shoeing & $
had th«« shipping facilities, the fur a lady to walk on Washington
and Paper-hanging.
Vernonia Mill Company alone itr»*et without lx*ing ogled atul
ria,« of biwineM : In Win. Il< itm.ll.-r » For rtUmtM and prlc,« call on. or Write to
<v—f-T.-------------- —
would turn out *200,ouo shingles perhaps addressed by one of this
Hnajo ,.,,.,,, Bvai-er Foat-oIBce
•hop, Tillamook, Ore
3944
Cillrtmook fieattlipht
C. L. P.
Tillamoolç Lumbering Co.
Saw & Planing Mills.
Proprietors Electric Light System.
,
Oregon ¡Stamp
DRY + GOODS,
“ AN'l) CONFECTIONERY.
NOW OPEN.
First Class Restaurant in Connection, iji
A Efreat Bargain
For a Dairy Farm.
D rug store
T>r. TI. T? 30. ^ohijzon.
A
W
,
DRUG STORE!
DRUGS & PATENT MEDICINES.
Prescriptions Compounded
THE
3* *e
BUREAU
SALOON,
FINE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
I
««
Tillamook County Ore
I
First St,i Opp, Occidental,
Tillam33k,Dr3