ESTABLISHED IN 1879.
WwOUMALt D calar « *
farm
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P ortland R cmrinoc
MARK L COHN * OO.
140 R ront I t .. P ortland O rí .
FMiFii iiiitiTia t«
© oh 17 % Company
L argest G eneral M erchandise D ealers
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in
T illamook C ounty
‘Groceries, Dry Goods. Hardware-
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& Bargains in Boots, Shoes, Hats, Drv Goods!
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AGENCY LOR
BRADLEY&METCALFCO?
CELE 0R ATE D
BOOTS» SHOES
ESTABLISHED 1843
COHN >••••«
& CO
THE BIGGEST BOOT IN THE
TtADf MARK COPYRIGNTtD
trian reichsrath. This bill pro
poses to treat the persistent drunk
as a person who is mentally
T he C ounty O fficial P aper ard
incapable and likely to inflict in
jury upon the community, not on
PCIILIMIED EVERY THURSDAY HY
ly by actual violence, but by his
T iik T ii . i . uiook H eadlight C ompany ,
example.
It is therefore proposed
•
( incorporated )
I that the authorities shall keep him
W. F. I). J ones , E ditor and M anai . j r
under control, both during good
KATES OK SCUSI KII-TION.
behavior and for such a longer
(MIRICH.Y IN ADVANCE.)
of compe
♦ IM). time as in the opinion
One year
■ .7.5-
Hix monili*
tent
physicians
will
serve
to wean
50.
l’liiee months
him from his craving for strong i
I
drink.—Ex.
ing in the winter, and the songs of
the mermaids enticing in the sum
mer. The friendly sea lion may
be seen near Cape Kiawanda
playing hide and seek, and bask
ing in the warm sunshine at the
I base of Haystack rock.
But the
most important matter in connec
tion with this beach is its popular
ity as a place for accidentally
stranding worthies and worn out
last but heavily insured sailing vessels.
There are miles along the beach
in many places with scarcely 11
I" 7f‘
i inch, pwi month
3.35
rock to hurt a vessel as it comes
^4col. ”
”
The newspaper man who penned
375
•5
»•
n
bounding
on the beach at high
*•75
I From the Ocean Wave
11.00
the following lines states the pro
Local notic**, lucl# per line; air
......
_
I
tide,
so
that
it can almost be left
the flrtl insertion. Only .seta per line k>i ft rat per position of a newspaper.
He
insertion for regular ••IvertlRci#
•
Cape Kiawanda is situated south high and dry on the sand, without
Foiitnl, For Rent, ForSale, Wanted, and said.
“A newspaper is by no
rtpvcial notice#, In cl»ia»dtied “ad" column#, at
of Sand Like and north of Nest uc any great damage. Several mar
tin-rate of one cent per word tor that in#eitlon menus
a charitable institution,
I halt 1 ate# thereafter
ca bay, and is so named from an iners seem to have been quite well
Legal imtice#, Nonpareil, incta. per line for and should not be looked upon as
Aral illMertioti and 5cla per line for each #ul/Ne
such by anyone. The stock in
old aboriginal chief of that name aquainted wi h this beach, as a
qnent Iiiaertion.
f
Ml notice# or columnnication# should
trade of a newspaper is its adver
who resided here many years ago. number of vessels have been
tie »t nt in as rally in the week a# possible
tising space, and when a merchant
It is picturesque and extends well wrecked here without any danger
purchases space, it should be pur
into the sea. Haystack rock which or damage to anyone, not one of
Croaked Dunraveu evermore.
chased on the same principle that
covers several acres of ground, and the boats struck a rock, or reef.
the
editor
purchases
a
pair
of
is between three and four hundred nor anything more solid than sand
II will pay people to in form !
feet high, stands from it perhaps a and the sailors have had no diffi
themselves 011 Ilie Tonens title' trousers from the merchant.
(Toniplimctite
of
©lite
fotojtvnf
(On
I
levy.
mile. It is thought they were at culty in getting safely on terra fer
System. 1t is bound to conie, and Whenever a newspaper man,
one time connected, but through ine, with their baggage and valua-
will simplify all land title compli through any motive whatever, cre
The marine insurance
ates
an
impression
that
he
needs
BLOOD WILL TELL.
\ Jerome K. Jerome has written the lapse of lengthy ages and the ables.
eations al one stroke.
support from a charitable point of
wear and tear of the elements companies are doing an excellent
Tilings came out all right after a seiie8 of short stories for the
they were separated. There is work in placing a good price on
All through the pineries of the view he lowers the profession and
Ladies
’
Home
Journal.
They
will
all.
The
duke
of
Marlborough,
of
the vessels to be paid as soon as
east the mills have shut down for places himself in an unenviable
i now deep water between the main
»1 cource, is of royal extinction, and be published during the ensuring
they are wrecked. But it. seems-
light
before
the
eyes
of
the
world.
land and the rock.
the^vinter, while along this coast
it is just ascertained that the Van few months, under the caption of
it
would be more humane to pur
the mills are now being operated
derbilt girl is of lordly blood. “Stories of the Town.” Mr. Je Early last Friday morning a chase the vessel outright and turn
MOKE SUCKERS.
with ns much comfort ns they were
Those who have plenty of money rome portrays well known types three masted ship was seen appar
during the summer season.—Ex.
A recent dispatch in the Oregon can trace such things back easily. or characters in these stories, the ently trying to come in across the them loose among the rocks and
reefs along some rugged and rock
ian say’s:
Her great great ancestor’s name first of which he calls “Blase Billy.” sand spit into the Nestucca bay, bound coast to work their own de
A merchant in Nehalem silver-1 “The postofliee department has was Jan Derbilk, of Holland, ¡pid The series is interesting from the about a mile north of the mouth of
tised for a young woman for light issued a fraud order against the he was a guard of the stoathelter. fact that it constitutes the first the bay. It seemed to have no struction, than to require people
to put their lives in jeopardy in
housekeeping. A Bay City girl Preferred Bond & In vest men Com The maim* finally became corrupt short stories that Mr. Jerome has difficulty in getting pretty well in
doing
this work, even if it is to be
pany,
of
Portland,
Or.,
of
which
wrote him a letter in answer to the j
ed to Vanderbilt as it is today.
ever written directly lor an Ameri to the breakers, but the wind be done on the beautiful beach of the
W.
G.
Bailey
is
secretary,
treasurer
advertisement, asking him where!
coming unfavorable it could make Nestucca.
can periodical.
the light-house was located, and if ami general manager. The charge
We would like to look into the
no further headway toward the
ADDITIONAL LOCAL«.
there was any way of getting is conducting a lottery or similar pleasant face of some one who has
beach. It remained in the break-1
NOTICE.
enterprise.”
ashore on Sunday nights.
never had any derangements of Wm. and I’. A. Baxter and Miss until in the afternoon, when the
The people here have been re- the digestive organs. We see the
Ollie Baxter are recent arrivals in sails were hoisted and it moved off A meeting of the T. F. P. U.
For the last three years we have repeatedly warned against such drawn and unhappy faces of dys
southward. We thought perImps will be held in Buy City, Or., on
been giving the New York Trib things, and some men in this town peptics in every walk of life. It is this city from Dolph, Tillamook •the boat was insured, but were not Nov. 30th, at the regular hour of
county.
The
latter
will enter
une free to our subscribers, but were insulted because they were our national disease, and nearly
postive as to that, as we had no meeting, I o’clock P. M.
have discontinued it. as the people told the “Preferred Bond Invest all complaints spring from this Willamette University and the means of ascertaining only by its
C has . Y oung , Pres.
others
will
visit
friends
for
a
few
do not seem to want the Tribune. ment Co.” was a swindle, - some source. Remove the stomach dif
movements. We do not know the
A. B enschidt , Sec'y.
days.
—
Statesman.
If anyone insists, however, they of them business men.
ficulty and the work is done.
name of the ship. It seemed to
Telephone Register: Charles not be loaded. Sailing vessels
can have the Trbune for nothing.
The H eadlight received $5.00
HAY FOR SALE
Dyspeptics and pale thin people
Sample copies at this office. We for adverting the company, but are literally starving, because they Hemstreet, of Tillamook, arrived should be careful how they try to!
I have half a ton of nice timothy
can do about the same on the Intel* some of those wl.o got swindled don't digest their food. Consump ifi McMinnville on Saturday
■” last, h come ashore here, as several boats
W. E. P age .
Ocean, and several other papers.
wouldn’t give 5 cents to support tion never develops in people of He will remain here until Friday have been wrecked along this hay for sale cheap.
the H eadlight .
We have told robust and normal digestion, Cor- and then start across the nioun- beach,
Ocean Wave and H eadlight ,
Medical men generally have for you often to beware.
Now, we reel the wasting and loss of flesh tains. Mr. Hemstreet hay dispos
The Nestucca beach is without only $1.75 per year.
years been of the opinion that ■ shall take the money from nil ad and we cure the disease, I>o this ed of his l>oat and is looking for
druukenneess as it exists today is ! vertising fakirs, as they pay better with food.
something to turn up. He is half a doubt one ot the nicest and most
useful places on the coast. All
a disease—created, perhaps, by tlian suckers, . Of course the suck-
Oregonian and H eadlight , 12
The Shaker Digestive Cordini inclined to return east to seek a
testify
to that, not only the peo per year.
moderate indulgence, but ultimate- ' era prefer to send their money contains already digested food and situation as engineer on some of
ple here, but also those of other
ly becoming as much a part of the j outside,
is a digester of food at the same the lake vessels, a business he has
Notice.
states and countries. Great mas
human system as any other di-
One man in this county has $2tM) time. Ito effects are felt at once. followed for years.
ses of humanity collect on it in the
sease of the blood. The lirst in-1 in the concern. Others are soak- Get a pamphlet of your druggist
The exposure of the character of suminer and other tilings in the We wish to inform the publie that the
North Yamhill and Tillamook stage
stance in which a legislative as j ed more or less.
and learn aliout it.
the “Preferred Bond & In vestment winter. Vehicles of every descrip, ilnP is now making daily trips on
sembly has treated the drink hab The columns of this paper are
Company,” of Portland is a mighty tion, bicycles, race horses, pretty schedule lime, making connections with
Lilli is castor oil made as sweet
it as a disease, rendering its victim ■open for all ordinary advertiae-
the 3:30 P. M. train for Portland.
good
hint to all persons to beware
a source of danger to the state lias ! monta, but no editorial commenda as honey by a new process. Chil of the confidence games of various girls and other people, break the
P. H. Mtssra, Proprietor.
dren like it.
monotony and lend variety to the
just been provided by a bill just tion will lie given to frauds if we
“savings” and “insurance” socie scenery during their season. The Photos of the latest Mylee and finiah.
about to be introduced in the Aus- ' know it.
Ripans Tabules : best liver tunic.
ties that work on this ‘ advance music of wild fowls make, it charm Also new background? amt accessories, at
ffiillninoolt Ocitblinht.
him
Hems’ Art gallery