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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1893)
r l gon. They understand that it would not take long for the people to Pu'.liihed every Thur»d«y evening. change by votes the constitutional provision for the location of all tin- OFFICIAL PAPER OF TILLAMOOK COUNTY. state institutions here. As a rule, therefore, our people favor letting W. F. D. J ome » E ditor and P kofkietor these matters alone.—Statesman. Ci Un nt 00 It fKitbliilltt KATES OF SI’BS< RIPTION. (STRICTLY INADVAMCK.) One year Six months Three month* 1 inch, 3 Li col. 1 ‘ o ti so. .7.5. 50 ADVEItriHlNC. KATES |MT per month fo-7-> I” year $6.75 " ” ” 3300 ” ” 3 75 ” " 60.00 o - 675 ” ” loo.OO »» ” lioo Local notice«, 1 oris per line, and sets after the first insertion Only ‘Cts per line for first insertion for regular advertise!s Lost. Found. For Re it For Sale. Wanted, and Special iioti'-es, in classified ’ ad columns, at the rate of one cent per wor<l for first insertion and half rales thereafter. Legal notices. Nonpareil locts. per line for first insertion ami •’»cts per line for each suhse quent insertion. All local notices will be “starred"or otherwise designated as advertisements. No special position will be agreed upon for atty advertisement, though we take especial pnn« todispUv advertising matter < ifritlv< l> and gtve as favorable position a« pos*»lbl. ire qtietifly changing the ‘make up" of the paper We make a special effort to change or re build advertisements as often as our natrons desire, but make no contract to that effre I. No cuts wlllbe used,‘except out line c ft» 011 metal bases. • * We reserve the right to reject any advertise ment that we dee. ii objectionable. Tii'tMs: Cash in advance for small advertise ments, and payment Is required Monthly or quarterly on large contracts. C irrespomleiice on topics of general interest, invitctl. A I Iress all eom'iiiliiicallons to THE HF.ADf.IGHT. T illamook . <>R- Herman Wise, the ex-clothier, of Astoria, is to hi- the next post umster at that place. No part of the Went call hoiiat Ol a finer climate than we have in Tillamook during the minimer. Ous 11. Bymm Ims bought the Nehalem Journal published at Vernonia. I le takes charge at once. Davis Bros, of Vernonia have bought the St. Helens Mist . ....... .1. It. Itcegle. Davis Bros, an pract ical newspaper men. Madame Patti is to get 1000 pounds for singing “Home Sweet Home" at tin1 World's l air. We would warble for less. A fortune await« the man who will start a limnin factory on Cape Meares peninsula. There is no end to the supply of hemlock that may be obtained there. The coat of arms for this county should be in the shape of a chilli shell, embellislied with representa tions of a salmon, a saw log, n Jersey bull and a butter keg. I tieii. N. A'.,Observer: Governor Pennoyer's reply to Secretary Gresham's telegram was probably dictated before lie had taken Il ÌH morning dose of br.mio-seltzer. It has been <lecid<*<l to open the World’s Fair grounds on Sundays, but the buildings w ill remain closed. This is a great I hhiii to working men and a hard blow to the down town sahsm-keepers, who expected to reap rich harvests on Sundays. If every Isaly in Tillamook would fake as inueli trouble to advertise M M mbhi Phelps <\ Mill*, of No tarts. it would bring a great many pleasure seekers to this county, and a great many of them would locate here permanently, no doubt. r Now the Oregonian has joined in the clamor against Salem, be cause some second class fixil news paper men < fthiseity have opposed the location of the proposed State Soldiers' Home at KoHclHirg, and it branch asylum in Eastern Oregon and Iwcause a cititeli of Salem hits enjoined the truste»*« of the former institution, It would lie quite ns reasonable to condemn the whole city of I’ortlnnd. as a city. Iweause fors<s>tli, some fellow residing there made a fixil of him self—-or was made such bv his creator. How many kinds of finds would the Oregonian call a manor a newspaper taking such a course? The pisqde of Salem generally do not op|s>se the hs-ation of the Soldier's Home at Roseburg sine«* it is provideil lor. at all. And they are not op|swd to the location ol the branch asylum in Fwstern Ore- The Nehalem Times has wrought disappointments in the Nehalem heart. It has failed to reach the standard that we hoped for. It flings dirt at the better classes, and fails even to give the tow n news.— Nehalem Correspondent in Grand Rapids Press. Trotting Bred Stallion, lieccBKHi’ies of life, uml iiKiiiy oi them would start eventually in business again on the funds that they unlawfully re tained from their Trial, 2:32. depositors. The laws regarding the Will make the season of 1893, com examinations of banks should be mencing April 3 to July 1, at the follow amended so as to afford better ing places: MONDAYS, John Johnson's, at protection for the people. C. L. P. Caribaldi TUESDAYS. Mr Ray's, atthe Northfork Nehalem. WED NESDAYS, Saturdays & Sundays at C. A. Bailey’s one mi.< east of Tillamook City THUR6DAYS. at Joseph Bixby's at Beaver Crees FRIDAYS. B R. Daniels, Nestucca The newspapers all over the country are advising their patrons to keep away from the World's Fair at present, on account of the f I. p. 1» liLhands highand welgti»i»3olb>.: exhorhitant rates charged for every «beautiful bav with bla<-k points. He lia»axoo<l . lean bo e with powerful mliwular develop thing. The Chicago papers, also, ment. lie beaall developing natural trotting lU-t.on nt an early age. and had lielweli handled are disgusted with their own people would ...... lonbl trotted very fast. He wan drivel! but a short time on it farm track and trotted a and are giving the same advice. full mile in 2:32. His colls all show fine trotting ! iction and a two-year old trotted last year better It is thought that the hogs that than 3:00 He is kind as a kitten, perfectly level-headed and pure gated. have control there now will shod PEDIGl’.EE: Sire Challenger 1064.by Alinont33. l... i'.,,.,...,] realize that the fair »ire <>f 37 V'-rformwr» In ihe (the a JO grand li»t. race Including oeiOKtU io lltllizi Him »III. •<««■ ............ ...... . , 2.16& Ohe »rand rnce mare i'anin Witherspoon. Will In- 'I failure and their profits ke'iuii'TbZTn.iiJ reUl.id (Ur seven yj.r.1; will lie 11 iaiiure, anu men pioms Piedmont. pie(1 ni)|it 2:17'4 2:17^ (the (thebl .»t stallion »taiiiolii„ west best in ihhu 1KH11: : West- i moot (p), 213 2. who has to hi» credit a mile in nothing, unless they relent. 2:01'4, with running mate, the nearest approach This city is in a pretty fair con dition financially, notwithstanding the fact that no taxes have or will he collected here this year. Some people here go so far as to say that ever made to the 2:00 mark by a horse in harness. there is no use to levy and collect Almont’s family records show 623 names in the Of all savage machines the most 2.301; t, and iuQ in the 2:20 list as against 424 and taxes at all here as long as the at.d 55. respectively, at this time a year ago. cruel looking one is now to be seen Challenger, sire of Trumpeter, 2:20*4; Chal saloons pay licenses. lenger Chief, 2 2i: Procrastination, 2 24; C. I.. B in the express office at L. L. Wil trial. 2 32: Bellenger trial, 2:36: Bessie \V. t ill, 2.40. < L. P.’s 1st <lam Lizzie Pepper by Bay The agricultural college of the liams’. It is a clamp in which to Pilot, by Donophant, he by Davy Crockett sire otEtaJones, 2 20. ami dam of Humboldt. 2: o. state of Washington had “a state fasten the head of an ox when it is 2nd dam by Mambriuo Champion, sire of Molly Long. 2 29, Dom Pedro, sire of G. B.. 2:20; Marsh tl I bull" named Bellinger, which was desired to dehorn him. The shears Maid, 2:23’.,: Billy II , 2 27; Tornado, 2:29: and <d the flams of Doncaster, 2 2S, Golden W ing, 2:24: for cutting off tlie horn is a wicked sold recently foi'830. Our state bull Mambrino Medium. 2:2S. (Mambriuo ( hampion by Mambriuo Chief 11, the great sire of brood is named "Penuoyer,” and he keeps looking tool having nothing attract niares. 3d dam by Downing Bay Messenger, sire of the dams of < 'lark < hief and Brown Chief. up a terrible smashing ofcrockery ive about it. Zt is proper to say, Clark Chief, sire of Croxie, 2:1s14: ami of the dams 1 .. fli.it tluM.niitriviii<H> ilnii’t “f Martha Wilkts, 2.W; Phallas, 213k: Maiolica. I , I llllt tllC COIlti IV <IIÌCC UOII I 2;i<.. Coralloi«!. 2:14'4; Wilson, 2.16*4. Brown in the democratic China shop. No however, Chief, sire of the dam of Alt imont—19 in the money would buy him.—Oregonian. belong in this county but is here. list. 4th dam by Mackling’s Whip. by mistake. The real purchaser is Terms: SI5.00 season $25.00 Insurance. There is no waste of the cedar of Tillamook.—Hillsboro Indepen ('. I.. I’, is entered in the Witch Hazel Stallion Produce Stake, which entitles all his get of 1893 sawed at the mill of the Tillamook dent. i (o K,ai, iii this stake of | km ». — C A. BAYLEY, Lumbering Co. What can not be Tillamook. Oregon. The school “inarms" who come worked into clear planks or posts is sawed into short pieces suitable to this county to teach in some of for doors and sash, and the scraps the country districts in the woods are made into palings. Machinery must have a bountiful supply of for making pickets has been placed native grit, The lucky man who Will make the season of 18:3 as follows: secures one of them for a wife need in the mill lately. not fear hut what he has a worthy There is a great liegira of China helpmeet in till* struggle of life. Burnt Prairie, Mondays and men to this country just now ; they It is such fortitude among Amer Wednesdays, II A. M. to 1. P.M. think this is about their last chance ican women that places them so, to get here. In consequence the far ahead of the partially enslaved steamships are bringing great loads women of other countries. Such Tillamook, from Monday at 4 o’clock P. M. to Wednesday at of them over. The steamship com women will eventually become the 9 o'clock. panies are careful to get the fare mothers of great men. guaranteed for the round trip, THE tHG TREE before they take any of them on place, Oretown, Friday after Isiard. noons and Saturday forenoons. A dispatch says that the place Governor l'ennoyer's head is of honor in the central rotunda of PEDIGREE AND DESCRIPTION. Oregon Stamp is tlireeTourtl.s level. H<* is playing for a seat in the government building at the (’Ivilesdale; was loaletl May 10, 18S7, bred l»v I > Griei>on, Salem, the I'. S. Senate, and it will be no World's Fair has been given to the Ore. Sire, Mast n Forward; G. surprise to close political o I m MTVITM sequoia gigantea, or big California Sire Merry Mason (1222, S. (J S. I> ,) Dam, Bet, by Merry M hhoii ; if lie gets there. If the I’opl'lists tree, which represents, as no other Grandam Bef, Limihart ami have many members in the next single tree could do, the natural (Jeorge, kr.own as the Hubbard Mare. Oregon Slump Ims tuken legislature, they will hold the resources of this country and the four 1st premiums ut Oregon balance of power, and force the scop«- of natural forestry long be Stale Fuir, lie is 11 niHliBgonv Buy, weights ... . 1750, 17 ...... liumls I temoi'rats to endorsid iov.l’elinoyer fore the advent of Columbus. This bikiii, gentle, shows good move* or stami by and see a Republican section of the tree is named "Gen ment, is sure in liegeiting colls elected. eral Noble" in honor of the late Terms: $12 to insure, for secretary of the interior. The total single mare, and $10 each ThoKC Hcntinientai people in the cost of cutting, shipping and instal for 2 or more. east who think that I he ('hinese ling in the government building Payable when the mar<‘ is known to l»e slnmhl he welcomed in tliiscoiilitrv. was 810,4X7. It took eleven ears w ilh foal, changes hands or is taken from (•onmy. ( an furnish pasture for should be forced to come here and to bring it to Chicago. As the sec the mares if desired. reside next to the Chinese quarters tion of the trunk now stands it is Care will be taken, but will not be re in some of our western cities. This about 30 feet high. It is protected sponsible for accidents N. P. 11 anson , Owner would knock the enthusiastic pliil- all around by a light ornamental antliro y for the Chinese out of our railing. A door has been cut in eastern friends. It is a question of the immense trunk, and asa major as much momentum as the slavery part of the interior is hollow , there question, and there is likely to la* are other exhibits inside which will a great deal of trouble over it be be lighted up with brilliant in- If you do, you should have THE LADDER OF JOURNALISM, fore tin- matter is settled. candescent lights. a Text Book for Correspondents Re porters, Editors and General Writers. A patent medicine firm in the HE TALKED IX HIS SLEEP PRICE, 50 CENTS. South sends us n most gracious Mrs. Brown—"Who is this ltoris BEST ON RECEIPT OF PRICE. BY oiler. They pinpose to present tls with a lot in Phosphate City, you talked of in your sleep?" ALLAN FORMAN. Brow n—“Doris, Doris—Doris Floriila, if we will run their ad. a 117 N assau S treet »' ey . V ork . N v while. They must take the news who?’’ paper fraternity for a set of suckers, Mrs. B.—‘•That's precisely what or they would not make such bare I want to know; you've been re faced fakir offers. After all, they peating the inline over and over earn elegraphy have some excuse for thinking so again during the night." rade as a great many newspapers do Brown—“Oh—all—yes, yes of free advertising jbr such swindlers, course. It's Charlie Jones' new t ays and then wonder why their home collie dog. Oil she'sa perfect lieauty Sucres» »urr A.ldres» J. C 8EYM0UR, mereliauts do not patronize their I'd give anything for her." Oregonian Building Portland. Gre Patent Medicine sheets more. Mrs. Brown—“Indeed!" A. G. REYNOLDS, portraits in all the latest styles . Instantaneous process for I,al ies which insuies sm eess every time. E. xlakg i no S pecialty . a Views of the most iniportnnt pl ms of interest in the county. S tudio : C or 1 st S t . and 3 rd A ve . E, over H eadlight O ffice Tillamoolç Lumbering Co. OREGON TILLAMOOK, Saw & Planing All kinds of turning done to order. Mouldings and brackets of all kinds. Proprietors Electric Light System. We make a discount of ten per eent. (,,r casli orders. Oregon ¡Stamp I* the place to find Bu'gxins in Geo. Munson’s place, -I ones Bros’ barn, DRY Clothing', lints, caps, boots, shoes, notions. Hellenbrand’s Gents’ furnishings, Groceries and Gen eral merchandise. At the old stami, .John T illamook , O regon . TILLAMOOK jjAKERY 4 ' ^AX1) C0NFECl',0NEKY- NOW OPEN. Fresh bread, pies, cakes etc. always on hand, Home- made and French candies, oranges, nuts and lemons. ------ -------------------------- First Class Restaurant in Connection. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. <•> V --»*•-------------- CORNER FIRST ST. & STILLWELL A T Bank lailurex for the pa.-t week are more numeroiix than they have been ill the name time for several years. It seems tlmt unscrupulous Ixiukers have made a pi-rfeet science of failing and defaulting with the money i»i their depositors. People are fast getting distrustful of banks, and they are not to blame, in the light of recent transactions. Then- is liable to lx* a run made on all the banks of the country as a re sult, and a terrible panic ensue. The p<»ssiliility of such a thing is terrible to contemplate, as the ptsiple would lx* the real sufferers. While many unfortunate de|x»sitorw would lx* ruined and left in a pen niless condition, it is safe to way that the Ixinkers who failed would never suffer from the want of the P "Dr. H. T) ."O. Johnson *. /// Prescription# carefully (^compounded. Fifty years ¿experience in this business. . Blacksmith. Mrs. II.—“You ought to own? Certainly you appear very fond of All kind« of wood work and wagon work done her. You asked this 'collie dog' to put her arms around your iieek and kiss you: then you told Mr. Horçejhœing a Specialty. Jones' dog that you loved her with all your heart ami that when you Place of ImsincM In Win. H< itimller's come to die if you could only lav •hop. Tillamook, Ore. Blit-f your head on Mr.Jones' dogs' bosom you could breathe your life out SCRIBNER’S Qy|r (Jill Mlllill Silt sweetly there. Then you ask Mr. Most complete book of Jones’ dog to have another ice Lumbar it» kind ever published. cream and if the watch you had .»**• remen ts of ANI» All kind» of Lumber L»Mn. I'lank». Timber. given her kept good time, I mler to Lumber dealers Lag Book „ hints wood tura-ure spnil of these circumstances. Jethro Brown. *’ «re of sews. cord wood table« 1 think. |s-rliiips. you would Ix-tter felling tre«a growth of ire«*« ¡ami measure rent Soard iut« rest. Stave and heading go to Mr. Jones'collie dog. as 1 am bolts etc Mandard book throughout the Unf ted Mates and Canada Illustrated cdttiou of going home to my mother."-Detroit t^G^Ask \o«r bookseller for it. xtil postpaid for « cent« Fret* Press. G W HSKFR I .7 complete Stock of Drugs- Patent Afedicines, Toilet-i^ .Irticles, Motion# on hand , CARL I’. KXIDSOX, Brow ii —“Rather, she is just the sort of a dog—- DRUGSTORE , T L Box 238 Rochester. N Y Ait THE OLD RELIABLE Do yon Write for the Papers? I GOODS, A lfred W illiams , DRUG STORE! H ntchins Corner Tillamook, Oregon. FVLL LI1TE OF DRUGS & PATENT MEDICINES. Prescriptions Compounded At all hours. THE •a BUREAU • « SALOON, C. H. SMITH, Proprietor. FINE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. TillamaokiOrs
