Tillamook headlight., May 25, 1893, Image 2

A. G. REYNOLDS,
Trotting Bred Stallion,
the growth of the South, anil are the policy came. It wa« a very
enthusiastic in the future of their voluminouH document, about a
Published every Thursday evening.
"*.♦ PM etc nriu* h
country under the present ayatem. I «ix column quarto, mid was about
The entire abolition of the Chinese a« easily underatood as a Buddhist
Trial, 2:32.
OFFICIAL PIPER OF TILLAMOOK COUITT. alave laborer« from thia country astronomical chart written in
Will make the season of 1893, com-
Sanskrit.
It
was
treasured
away
would demonstrate in a abort time
| mencing April 3 to July 1, at the follow­
Instantaneous pr<«ess for babie«
W. V. D. J omen
E ditor amp P roprietor
that the people on thia coast would by the prudent journalist as a part ing places:
which insures success every time.
would be better off, and the varied of his asset«. When two years had MONDAYS. John Johnson's, at
Garibaldi TUESDAYS, Mr« Ray’s,
RATKd OK SUBSCRIPTION.
industries would progress as usual, expired the editor had paid in at the North fork Nehalem. WED­
(STRICTLY IM ADVANCE.)
n LA R<11 NG
A ?
pecialty
F1.TÛ.
One year
perhaps
better. The Chinamen are about SI 77.24 and thought he NESDAYS. Saturdays ft Sundays
.75.
Six months
at C. A. Bailey’s one mile east of
SO.
draw
out
and
invest
his
Three months
worth very little as workers any­ would
Views of the most inqiortant
Tillamook City THURSDAYS, at
way. A few of them as merchants money in government bonds or buy Joseph Bixby’s at Beaver Creek
pl ii-es of interest in the county.
I inch, per month
So. 7^
pcr.vearJ6.75
a slice of Htock in the Northern FRIDAYS, B R. Daniels. Nestucca i
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1.15
• * ”
>>•<» could be endured.
L. P. is ¡5*2 hands high and weighs 1230 lbs.;
(¿col. ”
”
3-75
’’
. 3300
People in the East who have Pacific railway and live on the in­ a beautiful bay with black (xiints. He has a goo I studio : C or 1 st S t . and 3 rd A ve . E., over H eadlight O ffice .
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6 75
6000
( lean bo: e, with powerful muscular develop­
I
•» »•
••
11.00
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charitable feeling for the Mongol­ come from his money. After some ment. He began developing natural trotting
action at an early age, and had he been handled
Local notice*, torts. per line; and sets. after ians only need a few years residence delay in corresponding, and being would no doubt trotted very fast. He was driven
the fir«t insertion. Only set» |>er line for first
but a short time on a farm track and trotted a
insertion for regular advertisers.
on this coast to work a radical importuned tostayin the company, full mile in 2:32. His colts all show fine trotting
action and a two-year old trotted last year better
Lost, Found. For Rent For Sale. Wanted and change in their sentiments.
lie ascertained by having a lawyer than 3:00 He is’ kind as a kitten, perfectly
Special notices, In classified ad“ column*, at
and pure gated.
the rate of oiir cent per word for first insertion
to examine his policy that there was level-headed
PEDIGREE: Sire Challenger 1064 by Almont 33.
and half rates thereafter.
sire
of
37
performers
the 2 30 list, including
A HANK SUCKER
just »55.98 due him. He thought Fanny Witherspoon, in
Legal notices. Nonpareil tocts. per line for
2:16^ (the grand race mare
ft rat insertion and Acts per line for each subae-
that
held
the
2-nifle
record
for seven years);
that was better than nothing, and Piedmont. 2:17'4 (the best stallion
quent insertion.
in 1881); West­
There are some people in this
mont
(p),
213'2,
who
has
to
his
credit a mile in TILLAMOOK,
*•*
OREGON
not having any more money to in­ 2:01)4, with running mate, the nearest
All local notices will be “starred ’ or otherwise
approach
world
who
will
buy
anything
from
designated as advertisements.
made to the 2:00 mark by a horse in harness.
vest, wrote the agent to send the ever
Almont's family records show 623 names in the
No special position will be agreed upon for
a cat in a bag to prize soap pack­ small residue asquiekly as possible. 2.30 list, and ioq in the 2:20 list as against 424 and
any advertisement, though we take especial
and 55, respectively, at this time a year ago.
p uns t«> display advertising matter effectively age«, and experience doe« not «eem
After a great deal of red tape and Challenger, sire of Trumpeter, 2:20%: Chai- ,
a id give a* favorable position a«« possible fre­
I lenger Chief, 2 21; Procrastination, 2 24; C. L. B. I
quently changing the “make up” of the paper
trial. 2.32; Bellenger trial, 2 36; Bessie W. Dial,
to teach them anything. The ex­ time-killing delay he was informed 240.
( . L. P.'s 1st dam Lizzie Pepper by Bay
We make a special effort to change or re-build
advertisements as often as our natrons desire, perience of getting Hwindled once that the money could not he paid Pilot, by Douophant, he by Davy Crockett sire '
ot
Eta
Jones, 2:20, and dam of Humboldt, 2:20. ,
but make no contract to that effe< t.
dam by Mambrino Champion, sire of Molly 1
• •
doe« not «eem to satisfy them, and until an order of the court wa« 2nd
Long. 2.29, Dom Pedro, sireof G. B., 2:20: Marshall
No cuts will be used, except out line c.its on
Maid, 2:23'.,; Billy H , 2:27; Tornado, 2:29; and of'
they are al way« willing to pay well made authorizing the same. The the
metal bases.
dams of Doncaster, 2:28; Golden Wing, 2 24;
Mambrino
Medium, 2:28. (Mambrino Champion
Oregon
law
is
very
voluminous
on
for
being
humbugged,
provided
All kinds of turning dor.e to order.
We reserve the right to reject any advertise­
by Mambrino Chief 11, the great sire of brood
ment that we deem objectionable.
mares. 3'I dam by Dowing Bay Messenger
they are humbugged in good style. the subject of guardianship and sire
Mouldings and brackets of all kinds.
<»f the dams of Clark Chief and Brown Chief. ,
T erms : Cash in advance for small advertise-
An editor of a paper, who doesn’t minor heirs, so an attorney was Clark Chief, sire of Croxie, 2:iS‘4; anti of the dams
ment*, at«! payment is required monthly or
of
Martha
Wilkes,
2.08;
Phallas,
2.13)1:
Majolica.
quarterly ou large contracts.
live a thousand miles from here, employed to attend to the matter. 2:15; Coralloid, 2:14'»; Wilson, 2 i 6'4. Brown
C »rrespoiideuce on topics of general interest,
Chief, sire of the dam of Alt «mont—19 in the
invited.
and who prides himself on his He copied about twenty pages of list. 4th dam by Mackling's Whip.
\ I Ires* all communications to
astutem ss and general knowledge the statutes and prepared a great Terms: S15.00 season. $25.00 Insurance.
TlIK ilKADl.lGIIT,
T illamook . <) k .
consisting C. L. I* is entered in the Witch Hazel Stallion
of the world, was not long since the roll of manuscript,
Produce Stake, which entitles all his get of 1893
victim of misplaced confnienee ilia of affidavits, bonds and invent- to start in this stake of liooo.
We make h discount »>f ten per cent.
C A BAYLEY,
San Francisco building and loan orie«, which went to show in a
Tillamook, Oregon.
f«»r cash orders.
association. He paid them a good legal manner that the editor was
SLAVERY
round sum for keepi'ig his money the father of his own children, and
Slavery exists in the West to- for awhile. But the money was at last the judge appointed three
day, and in as bad a form as it did neatly abstracted from him by a respectable, abl«*-bodie«l citizen«
sleek agent who parted liis hair in to appraise the value of the policy. W ill inane the season of 1893 a* follows:
in the South before the war. The
the middle and had a Sunday- After due deliberation they came
I* »lie pl.ice t » find Ba'gains in
VJ
great majority of the Chinese that Scleml-teacher expression on his to the conclusion that its cash
come to this country belong to and countenance. If some farmer had value was »55.98, and the court
Burnt Prairie, Monday« and
i
work for the Six Companies of San i liver ted liis lull’ll «wiling« in issued tin* necessary ol der. Another
Wednesdays, 11 A. M. to 1. I’.M.
Francis«*«». They really haven’t ns ‘'Bohemian Oats" or some other long delay, and the company’s
many liberties and privileges as common swindle, the aforesaid attorneys land completed a sp«jctl'O-
Tillamook, from Monday at 4
the Negroes had in the South.
editor would have looked with scope examination of the papers,
o’eloek P. M. to Wednesday at
A long and bloody war was ne­ contempt on him for being such the check for the amount came,
9 o’clock.
cessary to eliminate slavery from a rank sucker, but the editor got minus certain tees and p«*rc«*ntage.
the South. There limy be trouble there again on both feet recently— When the lawyer and court fees
before it is eliminated from the I hat is he bought enoi'gh «'Xperience were paid the editor paid the ap­
place, Oretown, Friday after
West.
noons and Saturday forenoons. I
in one lump to do him for a life praisers by setting up the cigars
Some of the pliilaiilhropists who time, so he thinks. It might be re­ and went to a store where he had
PEDIGREE AND DESCRIPTION
were instrumental in the alsilition marked right hero that experience credit and purchased some shoes
Oo'gon Stamp is tiirte-fourtl.s
Clydesdale; «as fotileil .May 1(1,
T illamook , O k iso on .
of slavery in the South lire just ns conies high sometimes.
for liis little orphans, as tilt* court
1887, bred l.y l>. Grierson, Salem,
enthusiastic in their efforts to per­
Orc Sire, Mas. a Forward; «,.
A little later on a dudish, spec­ was pleased to term them.
Sire Merry Mason (1222, S. C S.
petuate it in the West. The usually tacled, well-dressed young man
M oral : Don't heli« veevervthing
B ,) Dam, Bet, by Merry M hsoii ;
humane reformers of the New Eng­ came along representing one of the an insiirance agent says.
Grandma Bet, Li.mhurt mid
George, kcowii as the Hubbard
land states and other parts of the leading old line life insurance com­
Mare, Oregon Stamp bus taken
East are misguided in their at­ panies. lie bail a complexion like
four 1-1 premiums nt Oregon
Stale Fair,
lie is a imiliagony
tempts to do good by making this a girl, and said lie belonged to the
I
Bay, weights
wvixhih
u.io, 17
175(1,
1/ han.Is
n amis
country a home lol' the oppressed. Episcopal church in Portland. He
biuli, gentle, sho ah good move­
ment. is sure in l>em*itiiig colts
The sentiment is all right, but it is asked the editor of the paper if he
a curse, practically.
Terms:
$12 to insure, for
belonged to any church.
The
The mixing of inferior races with editor sorrowfully told him that lie
single mare, and $10 each Fresh bread, pies, cakes etc. always on hand, Home-
for 2 or more.
our people serves to degrade our was an ordinary worldly sinner,
made and French candies, oranges, nuts and
Payable
when the tn r- is known to lie
own , eople in many ways, and though he was trying to make an
lemons.
w it 11 Ida I. changes I .mills <>r is taken from
does the inferior class no good in honest living by hard work. Th«*
the comiiy. Can fuinsli pasture for
mares if desired.
the ease of the <'Lines«*.
insurance agent expressed somt*
Care will 1« taken, but will not be te-
The Western people are just as hope for him, ami asked if he had
A Dilemma.—“Well. Ralph, do s|H>nsihle for ai-viiteiits
patriotic, just as generous minded, II family. The victim answered yon have many playmates?"
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
N. P. II \ nson . Ow«i'*r
and have just as deep a sens«* of that In* was a lonely widower and
“Naw; don't have any."
—-CORNER FIRST S t ft STILLWELL A ve
jlistici* as th«* p«*«iple of the East, was trying to effect arrangement
“What, no playmate« at all?"
though we «Io Imve credit for being tosecun*mime kind-hearted woman
“No; mamma won't let me play
wild and woolly. The people of the who would I m * willing to share tin*
THE OLD RELIABLE
If you do, you should have THE
with half th«! boys, and tin* other
West art* honest and sincere in joys nml burdens of life with him.
boys' mammas won't let them play LADDER OF JOURNALISM,
a Text Book for Correspondents Re-
their demand to la* freed from tin* lie also stnt<*d that he had two
with me. Say, would you reform,
porters, Editors and General Writers.
curse of Mongolian competition in orphan cliildr« n in a distant hind
or just get tougher?"—Chicago
labor. It is coin petition w it h shiv vs mid they were all that lie hud in
PRICE, 50 CENTS.
News Record.
-•'I hihc , ignoble slaves."
SENT OX RECEIPT OP PRICE, BT
the way of a family at present. The
.7 com
id etc Stock of _ Dru^s- t
.
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Th«* people «if this coast liav«* no agent let drop a few pearly tear»
The Overland Monthly is a rare
ALLAN FORMAN.
'atent
.Medicines. Toilet-^,
fault to tind with the individual down his lily-white cheek, and treat every issue, and no resilient 117 N assau S treet *'«•/. T ork . N. v
.
h'ticles,
,\'otions on hand
hand.
'
rticles,
Notions
'
Chinaman, except for liis dirtiness talked of t he terrible condition they of this coast can afford to be with­
out it.
and bestial immorality, but they would In* in should tin* editor lie
do object to competing w ith a horde eall«*d away from this earthly
T imbkk I. asii , AcrJr.Mt 3. 187«.— X otice
of foreigners who ar«* owned, Isidv sphere. At this tin* agent mid
FOR I’l »LitAl'IoN.
t nite»! StHtm l.atul Otficu. Oregon City, Ore­
and soul, by one of the nnist grasp­ editor cried together. But tin* gon
Mm I*
NotICI ixlu'tfln given that
^ u \ ‘ Jll
reseci pt ions ca
• 7<Z p
Prescriptions
ca re
, fu U y
tn cunipitMttce with the provisions ot the act
ing, uiiNcriipuloiiH slave-dealing ugent managed to tell lictweeii ot
earn
elegraphy
CongrrM of June 3. 1H-S, entitled An act for
--p
compounded
.
Fifty
.J
years
the x.tlv of timber laud* in the States of Cali for
companies that ever existed.
**olis that he bad u plan by which ms. Oregon Nevada and Washington Territory,
¿•experience
in
thisbusiitess.
rade
Henn J. Anndd.
The Portland Oregonian chimes they eoiilil In* provided for in
ofCspeNorn County of Sk a ma da. State <»f A s«h
'it. h«ii» thisduy tiled ttt lltt*office hiM*worii
t
ays
ill with the eastern fanatics, though of the death of Ilio editor. The ingt
•lateintlll No .Hi9. for the pun-h»«e of the
n e 14 of * v J*. of sec a ami n w 1. of Success sute Add res.«
in somewhat different strain, using newspnper num rallied enough to a w w 4 of of * e sec 14. <t.
lfred
illiams
to an.r ' w, and will offer proof
J. C SEYMOUR.
show- that the land «ought t* more valuable
Oregonian Building.
the same argument that was used tell him tlint he nlremly had a life to
for its timber or stone than for agricultural
Portland, Grv
pur poses ami to establish his claim to said
in the South to justify slavery. It insiirane«* |M>licy in a gotnl mutual land
l»cfote the Register and Receiver of this
at Oregon t itv. Ore . on Thur«dty. the ,t,d
argues that Chinamen art* neces­ compmiy mill that lie feared noth­ office
dav ot August 15 3 ||, 11a tie« a* wifnttt'e*
I'. KXIDSOX
Frrtl Thompson. Robert Osborn, Wm Ryan
«
sary to get certain kinds of work ing 011 that s««ire. The good agent amt
Thomas l»t\. all of Portland. Ore
Any ami all per son* claiming a«lversvlv the
Blacksmith.
«lone, and intimates that it would iniornied him that mutual com­ above
Ihitchm*
described lands are requested to fib thvh
(’orner
in this oflle»* on or betote said trd dav of
1 illamook, Oregon.
be imposaihh* to operat«* the can- panies were not relialilc mid that t-latrns
August, ismj
\ll kind«
9
J T. Apperson. Register
neries were it not ftir Cliinetu* lalsir. they wen* sur«* to break lip in hus-
A SAl.F
The Oregonian also «a vs that ines» «Hui, and that th«* monev Notice Is ADMINISTRATOR
hereby given that in pursuance of an
^"CTT <T , ZLillSTZEZ OF
order
of
th.'
Hon
iou»t\
Conrt
of Tillamook
they would he a . ...... tit in clearing paid in would I«* irretrievable county Oregon duly made ou the
4th dav of
Mat 1*41. the under signed administrator of'th<-
lip tin* heavily timliervd lands ol lost. H«> said In* reprcM'ntvil a estate
of John Mock deceased I ate of Tillatm»ok
Oregon will on Saturday. June i4th
the stat«*.
llcfor«* tlu* war th«* com puny that was mmnd mid that omnty.
iVt at one o clock tn the afternoon offer fi»r
at public auction at the court house d««or in Pince U biisiiieen: In Wm. ||<-itin Ikr's
great cry was that the alsdition ot mm«* of its |«>licy holders could Io»«* sale
Tillamook. Oregon, the real property of said
sliop. Tillaiihw«k, Ore
39t-f
described a* tollows lowit Pre-emption
slavery would cans«* the cotton in­ anything, and that a man could cwtats.
laml claim off John Ro. k In lillam.iok cuuaitt
Oregon
being
the
south
west
quarter
of
the
dustry in the Smtli to laps«*, and draw out Ills money lifter tw >> y ears northwest quarter and the north halfofthe
At all hours.
south west quarter, and th.« south west quarter SCRIBNERS
that it would make the sugar plan­ with iiiter«*st, if lie liked, or that ol
the north west quarter, of **etion (17) sewn
2m O h lilliee Sold.
tern,
in
township
(5)
five
south
of
range
to
tations and all kinds of farming in lit* couhl draw down a large en-' west, of the U illaniettc MrrMtan in Oregon
■*«•< comply,, book „J
Lumbar
* *
half cash one halt sec 11 rex!
it» kind ever ^nblUhwl
th«* South unprolitable. But the re- «lownicnt
i
nt th«* expiration of n Terms ol sale one
>’ ■<
br«ge on the premia sold
<.iw mn-arvn.riit, of
A XI»
»: ?
Lash bids will also he considerex! Cmivevsn<. »
«11 kind« of l.umbrr
suit of the war has proved the nnmlwr
i
of year». He said it waa a to be ma.h* at the rxpenat of purchaser
I n m Q mm L. £***’*• Hank»
Inn her
Lon □□□k. Mut» to Lun.brr.lrnlrr.
3
* H
Administrator
lallaey of th«« tlu-ory, and the South , goo«l investment, beside« lieing
wood no«- ;
C. H. SMITH, Proprietor.
‘■•’»«’t «"■* cord wood ««Me.
never knew wliat was real pumper- life iusurmic«*. I l««- «*ditor becume
NOTICE
'•lli|i« «re.» rrowth ot tree» l.n.l mwa.an.
WVr».. mv wlfr .«„.A IMrli,,, hM lr
"««••
reut
buaid
IwteroM
«ure
«n.|
hendin«
ity until after th«* war. Those who limp mid signified hi» williugnei* ■««.*■*»
l»X (■»J «nd iHMird without >u.t cauar 1
**«"a«rd book «hrvuxhout the I n?
lharrfo«« h,rbrf .11 pwrw.,,. «„ h«rb,.r “ToJ I*'«1’
ISL *2
,“*','w,***l rdnioo of
were the most hitter M*e«*»Mioniata, to Ink«* a »3000.00 |«ilicy. The Lh«.
I T* **I «■'will «w m» ac-uunt «• i «»an
„( h,t eonlrMting tn.m th,, d."
""
tour t>uokM'llrr for it
£1^“- nt
for
ernt«
now admit that slavery retarded agent drpart«*d, and in due time I
<». 1*11
G W FKHFR
M *
C. r Daati«,,
ftilliitnooli fjciibliiiltt.
C. L. P.
PORTRAITS IX ALL THE LATEST STYI.SE.
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Tillamoolç Lumbering Co.
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Saw & Planing Mills.
Proprietors Electric Light System.
Oregon ¡Stamp
Geo. Munson’s place.
DRY
Jones Bros’ barn,
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GOODS,
Clothing, hats, caps, boots, shoes, notions,
Hellenbrand’s
Gents’ furnishings, Groceries and Gen­
eral merchandise At the old stand,
John
TILLAMOOK ¡¿AKERY
-,AXI) ( awfectionery .
NOW OPEN.
S hirst Class Restaurant in Connection.
Do yon Write for the Papers?
D rugstore
“Dr. H. X) .X>. ^ohqson.
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DRUG STORE!
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DRUGS &PATENT MEDICINES.
Prescriptions Compounded
THE
BUREñU
SALOON,
FINE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
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Firs: St , Opp. □□cilental.
TilIam33k,Dre