Tillamook headlight., August 02, 1894, Image 2

Tin Steamer LO'tiae makes daily tri(>*
to all points on the Lay, leaving Till«,
monk at H in the iimraing, returning
^illaniooh deadlight members of the cabinet , the A lltel (jiioug|l rev„llllc u, pay expenses. The alstut uoon. The proprietors have refit­
ted tlie Imai in good shape, and ex|«., t
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Justice, the Speaker of the House summer visitors here ami at Seaside pl make two trips daily in a short while,
would
use
the
line
a
great
deal.
Aslor-
W. F. D. JONES.
of Representatives, a committee < f ians who have interests in Tillamook after which they will latbNeh a linm
Congress officially visiting a mili­ would be greatlv benefited, and the ( table
T he C ounty O fficial P aper _ tary post, and governors, within shipping interests between the <»« F ok S alk :—The beat farm on Wilson
their respective States and Terri- places would be greatly facilitated. | | |mt i.sndv Io town, on good road, one
___ Independent in Politic»------
fr„ln creamery. If you want a place
•nries. receive seventeen guns. The Astoria would get much trade that now
goes to Portland, n mi> ••••'-
1
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»“«■ >'• A pan down, and u.„
Assistant Secretary of War receives ami the Tillamook trade is worth striv- Itulauce
KATES OK SL'BSl KIPT1ON.
fifteen guns.—August Indies’ Home ing for now. It to to be hoped the Cham-J
‘
Ti'ilumm'k, Ore
(STRICTLY IN ADVANCE. )
It 10.
One year
her
of
Commerce
of
Astoria
will
interest
I
. .75. Jott rnal.
Six lllOlltllS
M.
itself in this matter, and investigate its
Two L ea DJX u C otnty P a I’ kkh :—The
Three mouths
GOOD OMENS.
merits thoroughly. The people of this ««'atom Hmes ami II kai . i i<1Hr ,.„|v
ADVERTISING RATES.
merits uioruugmj.
i
Upper year; regular price $l.5tlea,i,'
fo 7-5
P*»
Several Republican State con- county have contributed to build the
i inch, per month
goo,| until Septerulier 1st, m llrw
3.»5
••
ventions in the east have recently 1 line we now have, and as it would cost , subscribers ami to 'hose who pay up a|)
3-75
^¿col. **
075
more than $1000 to extern! it from j arrearages and for a year in advance.
ll.oo
1’ ” ”
adopted platforms quite favorable not
Nehalem to Astoria, the project ought! Apply
'PP1* hi cither office.
“«* •’-
per line: and 54________
Local uolit i, loeth.
Only
.sets
per
line
for
first
to silver, and in Iowa, the following ! to be carried out. Astoria»» should be : 1 Frilitjars
the first insertion.
,
Mason
’s latest patent, in ball
......
insertion for regular advertisers.
Ix>st, Found, For Rent, For Sale, t, Wanted, and is a part of the platform:
able
to
raise
that
amount
for
this
pur-
[
.¿aliens,
_
____
,
quarts,
.
.
pints,
and . jelly
. cups
. 2»,
'
columns,
at
Special notices, in classified “ad" columns, m
the rate of one cent per word for first insertion
“We favor the largest possible i pose in about 15 minutes, and will if they 50 and ‘ 75 ds 1 less per dozen than last
and halt rates thereafter.
Legal notices, Nonpareil, jocts. per line for use of silver as a money that is I understand the benefits they will re- year, ntCohu A Co’s.
first insertion and acts per line for each siibse
consistent with the permanent | ceive. With this proposed connection B vy C itv P eople ;—You can get g<«M|
queiit insertion.
maintenance of the equal values of neither Astoria nor Tillamook need ever fresh meats every day st Aiderman &
be shut off from telegraphic connection lligginliolbain’s Bay City Murktt.
A CHALLENGE.
all dollars in circulation.”
with the outside world.
Mr. Handley, editor of the Ad­ Some people have an idea that
At the bakery you will find toothsome
CllibbiliR ItHteM
delicacies in the way oi tine French
vocate, is a fluent talker and a people who advocate free silver
ready writer, and will be able, no think that it should be made so free The H kadi . iguthik I any of the follow­ candies.
doubt, to handle any political ques­ that every man can go up to the ing papers will he sent to any address for Nothing but the Itest at the Cen'ral
Market.
tion as well or better than anyone treasury box and grab all he wants the puces given below ;
. $1 50
San Francisco Call.......
Job work at hard times prices, st thia
in his clique, therefore he can per­ of it.
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Chicago Inter Ocean, 6 mo....... ... .1.25 office.
haps interest the public. And, we
....1.65
Free l’re-H ............
understand by bis speeches, and An effort will be made to get the bus­ Itetroil
Fishing tackle of all kinds at lattch-
....2 10
iness men of Astoria interested in ex­ Weekly Examiner..............
other utterances that he is opposed tending the Tillamook & Bay City tele­ Coming Nation 3 mo 1 15, ti mo... 1.30 er's.
........... 2.50
to any legislation in the direction graph line to Astoria. There would be Weekly Oregmtiiut...
Chickens wanted at the Central Mar­
ket.
of free silver. Therefore, the editor only about thirty miles of line to be Ki| ans Tubules: for s.mr stomach.
of this paper challenges Mr. Hand- built, as it already extends to Nehalem,
ley to discuss this question through and there is a cable from Astoria across
Young’s bay to Point Adams. There are
the papers published here. Mr. many reasons why this would be the
Mr. Handley can have the question best line for Astoria mid Tillamook.
fir debate stated in almost any Connection could be made with the
form be pleases, though we suggest Western Union at Forest Grove as it is
The Largest General Merchandise
it be something like tlip following: now, or the line could be extended from
Forest Grove to Portland at small ex­
Dealers in
“Resolved, That the present pense and connect with the Postal Tele­
Tillamook County. — _
money system favors the rich and graph Company’s lines there. The people
oppresses the poor, and is tile of Astoria do a good business over the
We Always Lead
principal cause of the prevalent wire up the Columbia to Portland, but
But Never
it
is
down
a
great
deal
of
the
time,
caus-
financial distress and suffering
i.ig great inconvenience ami loss at time.
Follow.
among the industrial classes.”
Whenever the Columbia is high, opera­
If Mr. Handley sees fit to accept tions on the lineceases, and a great deal
this challenge, we will arrange to of the time during the winter the line is
publish all or part of his arguments not in running order. The worst of it is,
in the lead of our comment, pro­ there is a greatexpense in keeping that
line up, as it runs along over marshy
viding he will show the same islands, lakes, swamps, sloughs, rocky
courtesy in return, thereby giving bluffs, ami across rugged canyons. Be­
everyone an opportunity to read sides, there is no wagon road along the
both sides of tliequestion, and make route, no trail, and little prospect of a
it impossible for either argument railroad on that route soon The line­
to garble statements or dodge sal­ men go out in boats to make repairs,
and often they have to wind around
“Teaching is the noblest art. but the sorriest trade.”
ient points at issue. Now, if Mr. through the tortuous sloughs, going five
Handley wishes his arguments miles to get one mile, and hunting all
read by all the people, he should night for a break. The dead timber,
take advantage of the large cireul- which is always falling, and the high
A TRAINING SCHOOL for teacher»,
ation of the H eadlight and ex- water, makes it a bad line even witli a
- \ theory and practice combined. A
railroad along the route. The Tillamook
* 1 strong professional conrxe, and well
plain to the people how he feels . on line, running front Forest Grove to Ne­
equipped model school. Thorough pre­
the financial question.
halem, via Tillamook, a distance of
paratory and academicconrses. Normal,
advanced normal, business, music and
about 40 miles, follows a wagon road ah
art departments.
THE NATIONAL SALUTES
the way, and it is a good road, for a
Light expenses; board and lodging,
The national salutes for Iroth the mountain road, being open the year
Itooks and tuition, not above $150 per
round. As there is a wagon road now
year. The town of Monmouth lias a
Army and Navy of the United from Nehalem to Seaside, there would
beautiful and healthful location in the
States is twenty-one guns. A salute be no difficulty in keeping that part of
very heart of the Willamette valley, 12
miles from the rtate capital. It has no
to the Union, commemorative of the line in repair Two men, some of
saloons.
the Declaration of independence, the ranchers living on the line, one la-
The Normal School Diploma entitles
consisting of one gun for each tween Nehalem and Seaside could easily
cr.e to teach in any county ill the state
! keep the line iu repair at all times, and
w ithout further examination. Gradu­
State, is fired at noon on July 4th only devote a small part of their time to
ates command goal positions.
at every post provided with artil­ ; it, except lor a few days in the winter,
Vitality and growth havealwayscliar-
Hctarized the work of the N ormal. The
lery. The president, both on his as Ims lieen conclusively shown between
arrival and departure from a mili­ here and Forest Grove. There are sev­ coming year promises to be the best in its history.
EXPENSES:—Tuition, ]>er term of ten weeks: Normal, $6.25; SuleNormal,
tary post, or when passing its vic­ eral offices along this line, Gales Creek, $5.00; Commercial, $6.25. Hoard and lodging: Board at Normal dining hall. $1.75
Glenora, Besters, Tillamook City, Pay iH-r week: unfurnished rianus, 50 cents |ier week; furnished rooms, with tire and
inity, receives a salute of twenty- City, Holisoiiville, Nehalem, and Neha­
light, $1.00 Io $1.25 per week; lioard and lodging in private families, from $3.00
one guns. No other salute is fired lem City, which witli Seaside and Skip- to $3 50 jier week
in his presence The Vice Presi­ anon, would much more than pay the
Catalogues cheerfully sent on application. Address:
P L CAMPBELL, Pre»ident or W A. WANN, Stc y Fecully.
dent and President of the Senate expense of keeping the line up. In fact (
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COHN & CO ■J
☆
☆
A large line of Oregon made, all wool, fine­
ly finised clothing, just received.
Boys’ Suits $6.50.
Mens’ Suits $10.00.
State “normal School « ZÄ1 Sï