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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (May 31, 1894)
Dr. Mills insulted Rev. McLachlan, of No person who may hereafter be SlMX« fare »" North Yamhill i» down '■> of the Mi-iliuilirt Church, a lew days ago »3.50 1 bv telling Idin logo down to the saloon a col lector or holder of public tuoii- Court proceeding» will >* given next ami take a drink lie has in-ulted more Fresh butter at the Central meat Mai- neck. than half the people in the comity al ev, shall be eligible to any office of ket. A big shipment of blasting powiler al ready. trust or profit, until he simll have Bolognasausage at the Central .Market Ltclier’». We offered Mr. Handley S|*ace to tell every week. Beware »1 election lie» citenhited al a why lie had neglected to turn that insti accounted for ami pani over, ac. This paper will soon annoutu*e clubbing late hour. tute fund money over to the treasurer, rates with the “Coming Nation.” lie has hot explained hiuilelf yet The Mill’» attemjl h> get Huff io draw off cording to law, all «ums fin- which only way to explain it, is to turn the Districts needing blank school bonds was a ridiculous failure. the money over to the treasurer, ami it lie may be liable.—Constitution of should call at this office and see samples. G. B Johnson, editor of th" Nehalem has tu t lieen iloue. Lresh meats are delivered every day Time» was in t11« ‘'V Oregon, Article JI, Section 11. Kt| ans Tubulia : for s ur st uimci,. to the Central Market’s branch in Bay Seventy five barrels of wbiirky would City i not I ave helped Mill’» cause any There will be a dance at the <». A R Dr Wise is »'ill in town If" had too Hall next Saturday evening, every bo.lv i much work to do w hen l>e expected 1» invited. go. Dave Hadley is building a lions on his The legislature w ill lie safely n p d.li- Netarts property. The sawmill over there ¡can, beyond a dmibt, even if Mr Selpl. Ims begun operation I is elected E. M. Keys lia>> fitted up a fine camp The Elmore came in yesterday heav ground at his place on Traak river He savs fishing is getting good up that wav. ily loaded, and will go out tomorrow via B. Stokes, telegraph < porator of Nehalem. Wherever Milla g'ts Ids best vote, the Forest (¡rove, cama over Wilson riv* r road on a bicycle for a short visit last , test of the ticket will fare |»»irest, | this mean 1 r-'ding? week. The mmi win» swipe«! the ten cents Mills is trading the whole republican ticket, or some of Id« friends are, which j . from the counter had better return it is the same thing. No doubt you know ; I We are out»» y<»'i A few copies of the election laws oi instances. Though the Nehalem Times «lisagrees Oregon to give away to subscribers. wish us on some political issues, we ad First collie, (list served. Only the best selected stock butchered for this market. Beef, veal, mutton aud pork on mire the square manly fight it is making! The H kaui I tlir makes no newclrirge- hand at al! times. Dressed poultry every Saturday. Game ill season. The patronage of the for the men of its choice. or argnmeiils just before election. Every public Is respectfully solicited. The steamer Augusta has quit trawl thing we have said could have lieen ALDERMAN & HIGGINBOTHAM fishing off tne Columbia as it proved answered by this time it at all unprofitable, and will fish for halibut Decoration Pay whs duly observed yes off the Sound country. terday. the G.A R. marching, accom Persons knowing themselves indebted panied by the hand The graves of the | to me and wishing to settle will find departed soldiers were appropriately dec their accounts at the office of <L O. orated. Nolan. Respectfully, L H. B rown . Don’t take any stock in the stories | Certain parties «till insist that this pa Dr. Mills is circulating at the Inst mo per wanted $50 for two columns. Mr. ment. lie was not willing to make Lis Handley, himself, will fell yon that we charges public in time for the people to refused it, and offered the use of the pa investigate them per for nothing. The Advocate was held Lack this week It is thought that as soon as the Frisco after it had been printed, so that any store advertisement is read by the people thing it said might not 1« answered lie- that there will he parties here from all fore election, no doubt all for the sake of parts of the country to take advantage of Mr. Handley’s two columns. The Advo- the low prices. 1-2 is published principally in the interest ,-l Manv of the candidates have been Mills and Handley. greatly bored lately by “strikers’’ who ’ Most all the people in this county sub have a great deal of “Inflooence” ami scribed for the H ka DUUHT. but we want want a few dollars to go up to Nehalem or down to Nestucca to“rattle up the all of them. We’re not particular about vour religion or polities. A our dollar is boys”. good, and we expect to give you a dollar’s It is proposad that there be a grand worth in return. Republicans, Demo ball for the defeated candidate after the crats, Populists, Mugwumps, Prohibition election is over and that the successful ists, Kickers, and members of factions or ones foots the bill. From the length of combinations lire welcome to take the the tickets, the hall ought to be well at paper, pay’ for it and read the local news. tended. This teachers’ institute fund affair is a Mr. Dalrymple, the populist candidate for district attorney, made a very inter serius thing Do the people want to el esting speech to a large audience in the ect a man to office who does not account court house Saturday afternoon. Mr. for money belonging to the county? The Dalrymple is an entertaining talker ami worst of it is, Mr Handley has not only neglected to turn over wliat he has col made many good points. lected, but he has drawn out part of the C E Reynold* has promised to ap balance left there by his predecessor. point three deputy coroners in every The treasurer’ books are plain and easily precinct, if elected. He has also pro understood on this matter, the most il mised harbor improvements at Nestucca, literate man in the comity can see Netarts ami Sand Lake, besides guar through it at a glance anteeing a railroad, good wagon roads John Barker, our popular townsman, and several other things. (who is also a candidate for county The entertainment at the rink Satur treasurer) woke up the other morning day night was well patronized,and shows and the sun was shining in his face. that there is a great «leal of talent, even John wasn’t used to this. Old Sil gen in so se<|uested a spot aM Tillamook. Our erally sent his genial raisin over John's friends Fairview will receive a cordial re- head in the early morning. “Say, there’s ceptin any time they wish to show to the been an earthquake,” said John to his people of this tow n . Come again. wife. He knew there had lieen an earth Thu Steamer Louise makes daily trip* quake or that the election was over and to all points on the bay, leaving Tilla had gone wrong. His wife began to mook at 8 in the morning, returning laugh. Then John remembered that he about noon. The proprietors have refit had moved his house onto another lot ted the boat in good shape, and ex|iect aud turned it completely around. He to make two trips in a short while. , daily ------------------ -«..v. said nothing, um bnt got up«im np and nmtita made a lire fire . j j . . niter which they will publish a time in the kitchen stove, something he hadn't HOt tlllS lliattCl* tOO l()llg table, 1 dune in a long time. News and Comment. CISZSl Headlight, $1.00 per Year. Hard Times. The prices of all commodities have dropped, The H eadlight realizes this and will give the people the advantage of a hard times price on the paper. Until June 15, 1894, the price of this paper will be only $1.00 per year. This applies to all new cash subscribers, all old subscribers who pay a year in advance, and to all who are in arrears and pay up until the present time and for a year in advance. This ar- rangement cannot last longer than stated, as $1.00 per year barely pays for the act ual cost oi the white paper, but we make this oiler in order to give those who are in arrears a chance to pay up regardless of hard times, and g ;et our books square. Do
