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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1896)
Attentioq! very Member the Family r£THERE IS In turn M^*The date opposite your name printed on the margin oi your paper or <»u the w i upper indicates the titiie your subscription expires, und you are invited to renew at that time. All papers sent to parties outside the county are promptly discontinued w hen their time expires and six months’arrearage is the limit within the county. In stopping your subscriptnn, it s ii«'^H.sary first to pay all arrearage« no easier or sur,r way to rea?h their pocket Waits h Chance to John Smith books <K- Read This Paper* TILLAMOOK. OREGON, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1896. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. CHANCING POLITICS opens before you The world shoots from under your feet as a meteor tlnelies across the evening sky. Ikm’t bo in a DEMOCRA 7'S ARE LEA I '/NG hurry. The nerves dance before the IF//./7’ HARRY, D/CK AND just created altar of love as zephyrs T//E/R PARTY. TOM SAY. dance with the dew trimmed Hower». The heart forgets its bitterness, And More that half a dozen of the leading the art of kissing is learned.” and best informed democrats in this A Denial. Sinople copie» of various papers are county, to say nothing of several others, being ilisti iUuteil among tho subscribers Hay City, Oregon, Feb. 15, 1896. have renounced their allegiem e to the E ditor H eadlight :—Having lieing of ths H eadlight . democratic party, and while they are informed that my name ha» been used Puck,•Judge, Truth, Review of Reviews, North American If l’ut Smith had one of the now fa not making much noisa about it, they ns a would-be candidate for the ottice of Review, Forum, Harper’s Magazine. McClure’s seem in earnest. It remains to be seen county clerk on the democratic ticket, 1 mous Cathodes lie could probably locate the buried treasuie on Nehalem. Magazine, Frank Leslie’s Popular Mag if they are sincere and remain changed trust you will permit me to say, through azine, »Scribner’s, Munsey’s, The the columns of your valuable paper, The exercises at the flag raising in case the democrats should stand n th»t I have never given my consent to next Saturday will begin at 1 o’clock Delineator, Century, Godoy’s show of success next election, but such any inch statement. sharp, instead of at 10 o’clock as adver Cassell’s, Ladies’ Home Jour. a state of affairs is almost impossible For twelve years 1 have been a resi tised last week. nal, Young Ladies’ Journal, Life’s Several of the old democraii« warhorses dent of Tillamook county amt have al Tillamook Dairy farm of 285 acres, Comedy/La Art de la Mode, Illustrated of Yamhill county and other counties ways been known a» a true republican. have changed also, '¡’here seems to be From the fact that 1 aspire to the otlice for rent, and dairy cows and implements American, Cosmopolitan, A. P. A. Magazine? a general disgust with Cleveland and of county clerk, I am led to believe this for sale. Apply to or address W. W. with the tariff policy. Here in Tilla mis-statement was circulated ill the en C onder , Tillamook Oregon. mook the importation of Chinese-made deavor to damage me in the eyes of ill v The country contingents should make lumber free into San Francisco lias friends, but I venture to think that I am no combinations or coalitions with the caused some democrats to do some solid pretty well known ns far as my princi slate makers who hang about the county thinking. ples are concerned. I am not subservi seat. The people should control county Il is perhaps best not to mention the ent lo any clique or ring and should I affairs the next convention. i names of those who have given up their he so fortunate as to get the nomination A few days ago while J. G. Morton of allegiance to the party as they may feel my aim would lie to serve the best in some delicacy about having their names terests of the county to which 1 belong. Bay City, was putting a cap on a loaded cartridge, holding it in his band, it ex paraded before the public, but among Thanking you for your courtesy, 1 am ploded and mangled his hand, but at • LAMB, them it is reported tliai Ex-Judge II. F. Yours truly, present he is doing very well and will Holden, J. E. Sibley, F. R. Beals, E E. J amkh J ohn P vk . save his hand. Selph, and many others, may be count- ed as republicans in the future. At the populist meeting last week the Next to Bank. TILLAMOOK. OREGON. P. 0. Box 123. It is seriously expected by many that following delegates were elected to the there will be no democratic organization Head (¿uni ters Corinth Post No. 35, state convention J. W. Haskins, P Department of Oregon G. A. R. or convention in this county this year, F. Browne, G. K. Huff and J. Hansen. I Notice is hereby given to all members The lime for holding the county conven ; and that the fight will be entirely be tween the populiNts and republicans. of the G. A. R. and all ex-soldiera and tion was set for April 4. Leading Papers Almost Given Away With the Headlight—Prices never Quoted In that case many of the democrats will famlies to join in the celebration and It is estimated that the milk from The act with the populists, and many will flag raising on February 22nd. Before to our Subscribers. fully 1000cows is delivered to the three ally themselves with the republicans members of the post and other soldiers will form line in front of the I. O. O. F creameries at this place per day, to say The following named papers will he clubbed with the H eadlight at the rates this last proposition no doubt depends hall at 1 o’clock A. M., sharp. nothing of the milk used in private given in the right hand column of figures. The figures on the left show the price upon the action of the populists—that A total of creameries ami dairies. C. N. D rew , W. E. P age , . is whether they are somewhat conserva of the publishers of the various papers. These are cash prices: thirty thousand pounds per day for the Adjutant. Post Commander. ...»2 00 tive ih their policy and nominations, or three creameries is about the highest re 41 50 Oregonian.................................. and H eadlight .> 25 whether they get flighty and go lo ex 1 50 Examiner.............................................. lie Broke the Devil. ceipts for last season. » > 2 oo tremes. 1 50 Call......................................................... »» ... 2 00 “ Harrison went out today, five passen 1 00 Detioit Free Press............................. Il is also doubtful if the state demo (Adapted from the sawmill story ) »> 2 00 ’ 1 00 Toledo Blade........................................ gers. Steam schooner Albion made an cratic organization is kept up this year 00 2 1 00 St Louis (»lobe Democrat (semi-weekly) I"J » A certain man had served Ids Satanic attempt but returned, and is anchored ... 1 75 L ater —Before publishing the above 1 00 Inter Ocean.......................................... Majesty ho faithfully that it w » ih deter in the river yet. Sailing schooner lying 1 75 New York Tribune ............................ 1 0.) it was thought best to see J udge Cornier, M mined the services should he suitably outside today, supposed to be the Helen 1 75 1 00 Cincinnati Enquirer ...................... who is democratic chairman, .fudge ...4 00 3 00 Scientific American.......................... rewarded. So the devil took his servant Marriam, from San Francisco.” The ....2 00 Cornier says that there are lots of demo aside and offered to set him up in any 1 00 Cosmopolitan...................................... foregoing is from a Nehalem correspon >» 00 .2 crats left, ftml many wko went with the ' 1 00 Hoard’s Dairyman .......................... business lie desired, and more than dent, dated February 16. We can give you some very favorable combinations of several paper» if you populists last election will be democrais that, to back him in it with wluit ever wish more than two. These rates may be withdrawn any time. as usual this year, and that the demo W. T. West hik I wife of Beaver were funds were necessary to pav expense» lie Call at this office or at B. C. Lamb*» book store if you wish to accept any of cratic strength will he surprising. in town last week doing some trading and make it a success. has issued a call for the county commit- Mr. West says there are prospects of get these offers. The Devil suggested a bank, n store, You get a receipt good for the Examiner prize scheme if you subscribe at the ' tee to meet here February 29, to consid- ting the Beaver cheese factory started a saloon, a railroad, a creamery, a farm, i er matters appertaining to the cam again, and that there are about 200cows H eadlight office or at Lamb’s. a steam boat, a cannery, and several paign. __________________ tributary to the factory, but that in the other things, as being at his disposal, To the rullile. winter it is almost impossible lo get the besides a sufficient guarantee for the milk there on account of the river, E d . H eadlight :—I see in last week’s necessary hacking of any of them, hut which is crossed by the road in many paper you state that Washington county his dutiful servant was particular and places, and is not fordable in the wet was not willing to concede the joint sen notional ami nothing would suit him season, besides being too swift for boats. I will say that Hitch but a newspaper, ami he insisted he ator to Tillamook Soins new road now being constructed is not the case, ns the Washington should have the Tillamook Advocate, will help matters greatly. county delegates were favorable to my with the Devil's backing. Alfred Guhser will make brick cheese Old Satan tried to persuade him out nomination. Hon. T. II. Tongue, one lie will I of the delegates, placed my mame be- of it, hut to no avail, and finally lie on the Kunze place this year. bundle the milk from 60 cows belonging said to his servant; fore the convention. Respectfully, o Well, if you aie homi.I to choose it. to Kunze Bros., and may get some from J. W. M axwell . OREGON Mr Gubser’s all light, but one thing »ure, I'm a others in the vicinity Kissing by Rule. brick cheese sold readily in the Portland buHted Devil, if you <lo.” market last year at good prices, and lie An exchange give» the following in- FULL STOCK OF St. Helens Mist: "Wake mika tick- intends to inanufaclure more this year. Htructiona nbout ki»»ing, and a» it is ” The beautiful lingo known a» Last season his operations were limited DRUGS. PATENT- perhaps of ns much intercut »» clieeae ay. < Chinook jargon, w hich wan formerly the a* be had only a few cows, being in the 4 nieiins of communication Im- upper Beaver country, and did not have ; MEDICINE, DRUGGIST,S making and blitter working, it i» re' priiicipel tweeu the pionear» and the Indian» of proper facilities for packing. He could prod need: ! tliia region, and among »»tiler» in sec not nearly fill the demand for what he NOTIONS, TOILET AR- “Don't ki»» everything, including tions wlieia Indian» were niiinerou», maud there, one Portland house offer- ua»ly little <l"g», mala or female. Don’t waa in alnioet a» common u»a an Eli- lo take all lie would send, and at a TICLES, ETC., ALWAYS »it down to it; stand up You need gli»h, ia now very »eldoin heard and fancy price. not ba anxioua to get into a crowd. tlioae who can ndarntaml it, let alone HAND. The firemen's dance last Friday night Two person» are a plenty to corner and »|a*ak it, can truly »ay “there ia only a catch n kiss. Moro person« spoil the few of ii» left ” The following anecdote was a very pleasant affnir, 33 numbers The total receipts weie ’ »port. Stand firm. It will not hurt brought from Hood river by Mr. Will being sold you alter you are need lo it Take the l.angiIla la therefore given for the ben something over $35, of w hich the fire left hand of the lady in your right hand, efit of the few old-tlinera who can un men receive«! $8.50 after all expenses Opposite Bank Building. let your hat go to—any place out of the derstand mid nppreciate it: Mr. Ian- were paid. Fifty cents per couple was way. Throw your left arm gently over gille meeting an ol<l Indian going flnli- paid for supper and the balance went for music etc. People do not turn out the ahoulder of the lady, and lot your ing on Sunday, »aid to him “Jim, you hand reach down about to her belt. old sinner, why don't you go tochurcli?” lo dances as they did in days of yore, Don’t lie in a hurry. Then <lmw her To which Jim replied, "Wake nika tiek when a hall could he filled with dancers three nights in the week. Shekels were Her heiul gently to your loving heart BÜREAU saloon ey clatawa cop* church house. Okok plentiful ill tlioae times, though there will fall lightly upon your ahoulder, and C. H. SMITH, Prop'r. iii -. ii halo ciinilui »ahal-lyee. let man a beautiful shoulder-strap it inaka. ■nitwit, halo, halo, halo. Tenaa chich- weie not nearly so many people then aw Send a little life down yonr left arm and inan hyu sing. king, aing. Hiwa.h pot now. The people seem to he getting ines , iquors and C igars let it know ita business Her left hand latch cliickaniin, chicknniin, chiekainin. tired of dancing in this place, however out in the country large crowds gm her ia atill in your right. Ia>tthere lie ex Wake nika tickey ” at the «lances yet, and on the night of pression to that, not like the grip of a vice, but a gentle cla«p, full of olectric- Foreat <trova Time»: A chimney the firemen's ball here, there wan a very 1 ily, thought and respect. Don't be in n burning out at the residence of Dr. Cole large crowd st tho Alliance hall (the hurry. Her bead is carelessly on your Wednewlay afternoon cauaol an alarm lem|a/iary hail on the Johnson pla< e ) ahoulder. You are nearly heart to of Are to be sounded that brought the Some people thought that it wns an op heart. Look down into her balf-cloaetl book ami ladder truck out In short or position affair and drew from the crow«! eye. Gently, yet manfully, pi»-, hat der. T. C. McNamer and t'roneu, rep here, but it made little or no difference to your bosom. Stand firm, and Provi resenting the two butcher shop», took The people out there seldom come to dence will give you strength for the the truck lines, and being on horseback town to dance as they use«! to, there be ideal, fie brave, but do not Im in a had the truck at the scene of the anp- ing some feeling for wine enuse, fancied hurry. Her lipa almost open. la-an poaad Are very toon. ! or real, ami they get in mik I have a big time themselves rvgardleaH of what is gently forward witli your head—not Gentleinen, if you didn't M4*P your going on in the wicked town. The old- with your Ixely Taka your aim. The Tha lipa meet, tl>e eye» cloM, the heait names in the list of prospective camli fashione«! dances are gradually «lying Perhaps we out, however, and will soon be a thing open», the soul ride, the storm, trouble dales, send them along. and sorrow of life. In thia supreme omitted the nainee of a few citizens, but of the past except in some remote loculi- ties. moment don’t Im in a hurry Heaven I it was not intended. ||D ï DU BEAD? PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND ACCOUCHEUR, All calls promptly attended to TILLAMOOK. ORE J D. KELLY, M. D. P hysician and B urgeon , ■ Special attention to Obstetrics. Office in Sturgeon'* lira« Store. Homs io to 12 A. M. Slid 2 to 5 I’. M. TILLAMOOK, OR y J. MAY, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, TILLAMOOK, OREGON. I T. MAULSBY, ATTORNI« Y-AT-I.AW, BLitary Public and Real Estate Conveyancer. TILLAMOOK. OREGON .•VI TORNEY-AT-LAW, TILLAMOOK. OREGON ATTORN EY-AT LAW, TILLAMOOK, OREGON. . Ä E. THAYER Tillamook, Oregon. G. W. KIGER, DEALER IN Exchange and looney ^ecuritieg. Collections Receive Careful and Prompt Attention. BAY CITY, OREGON. J [I. BI(ID(|EFOI(D. * Notary Public and Conveyancer, Does a General Real Estate Business. Bays taxes for non-residents. Bay City, Oregoq. CHA£. [ETESII, BARBER 3 IN CONNECTION 1VV*MOOK B**e BREAD Pie. and cake», freali every day. French raudiex. Freeh home niH.le i-andie*. New supply of . fruits ami vegHnbles by every I mat. ICE CREAXI ^Restaurant in '^Connection. ILLINERY ••»....D ress -M aking Mi«, I. J Kugglx »0'1 Mr. Johu«xl have a P r-t < la.. aiitllner. More and drea^makiuc re- «»bli-hmeut Loire! «tylre in millinery. Tillamook, Ore $1.50 Per Year £t>6 The foregoing shows the style of the ad dresses. The large figure six at the right in dicates the year, that is 1896. A large seven at the right would indicate 1897. or a five would in dicate 1895. The other figures denote the day <»f the month, and the month is indicated in small type. A cross mark in blue pencil indicates that you are away behind and should pay up. A T illamook N ews C o • B. C. ALFRED WILLIAMS DRUGGIST TILLAMOOK, A prescription^ Carefully Compounded Dad or Night. W L Instruments STREET TALK.
