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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (June 11, 1896)
y be »fi Haut oo k Ijeaiiliobt T he C ounty O fficial P aper IN THE LEAD............ O locbt P apbr , E stablish » in 1888 O tti O ial P aper of T il . amqom C ounty P ractically no O pposition --S worn C irculation * S ubscription >150. A dvertising R ates the L owest PUBLISH» BY TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT CO. INOORPORAT». WED JONES P rí S i O ínt MAUD L. JCNES. VlCt PRÍSI01NT NETTIE NOLAN StCRtTARY ANO TRÍASURÍR KATHS OK SOUSCRIPTION. (HíKICTUY IN ADVANCE ) One year 8ix lllOlltilH Three months . .. flbO. .............. 75. 50. 1 iitch, per month fo.75 yer year $6.75 3 ” ” ” 2.25 ” ” 2o.oo ‘4 col ” ” 375 ” ” 33oo ” ’’ 6.75 ” ” 60.00 1 ” '* ” 11.00 . . ” ” loo.oo Local iio U c - m . locts per line; and sets, after the fir^t insertion. Only set” per li«»e for first insertion for regular ailvertiaeis Lost, Found, For Rent, For Sale, Wanted, and Special notices, in classified “nd” columns, at the rale of one cent, per word for first insertion and halt rates thereafter. Leiral notices, Nonpareil, tocis. per line for first Insertion and Sets per line tor each subse quent insertion. £4^*All notices or communications should be sent iti as early in the week as possible. NINTH YEAR. THE TEN COMMANDMEN IS When blitter has been gathered and the color han been found to be CREAMERY VERSION. deficient, it may be remedied by 1. Thou shall not slumber late thoroughly mixing the desired > in the morning, but slialt arise quantity of color with the salt. early and deliver thy milk to the BfíN FRANCIS1-0 factory for he that goetli late caus- A large majority of the repub eth the butter maker to use much licans and at least three-fourths profane language. M anufacturers of L umber and B oxes , and D ealers in of the people of Oregon are fav 2 Thou shall not cast all the orable to silver, and the houses dirt thou canst brush off the cow> hail just as well quit telling the into the bucket. people they are not. 2. Thou slialt i not take any cream for thy tea < or coffee, for The Oregonian is in sad disre* pule with the republican (•any when thou gettest thy dividend, and the people of the state of Ore i one slialt say to ano ither “why tak- gon. Those it fought fared best, eth it more milk here for a pound ■ and its pets fared worst. The Ore. of butter Ilian at any other cream gonian has been unscrupulously ery?” Then shall the butter milk unfair and unreasonable in its po er arise and hold thee up to ridi litical methods. Ils rebuke is just. cule with the Babcock rotary test. 4. Thou slialt not mix water with thy milk, thou nor thy man T'lie table of the vote, being the official count, and all the latest servant, nor thy hired girl, for so corrections, is again published this surely as thou doest this thing, week, that all of our subscribers thy mime shall be Dennis over the may have u copy of the paper giv length and breadth of the whole ing complete returns, and also a milk route. definite report of theslateelection. 5. Thou slialt not feed thy Such a paper is worth keeping, cows too lunch potatoes, onions, and will be of particular interest mustard, radishes or bad cabbage, I in comparing with returns as they for these feeds, though they be come in two years hence. cheap as all out doors, cause the , J E SIBLEY Manager Store and Mill, Hobsonville Oregon butter maker to gnash his teeth j Principal Office, 249. Berry St., S. F. Mills at Truckee. Cal.. It is plainly evident that the na exceedingly and the blitter eater tional democratic convention will to buy his butter somewhere else. be controlled by the free silveriles, 6. Thou slialt not set thy can though the party is likely to split of nights milk in the cellar with wide open when the convention the cover off in order to use it for meets at Chicago. While the de a trap to catch mice and rats there D r . H. P atchen ’ s SPEC, is rapidly mand for McKinley seems over in, neither in the wood shed as u becoming an indispensible family medi It not only takes effect immed whelming, there may be a split at temptation to tby neighbor’s cat. cine. ASTORIA, ORE, iately, arresting the pangs of influenza, the republican convention in St. 7. Thou slialt not carry away but acts on the emunctories of the sys tem; thus freeing it of the accumulations Louis, if silver coes not receive more skim milk or buttermilk than of The favorite beer made W La Grippe of long standing. This is fair consideration, and such a thy share, lest some shall say con I why rheumatism so frequently yields to on this coast, considered |(| Supplying families with our bottle treatment and Disturbances of the thing as an out and out silver par cerning thee, “For a wonder one this beer, direct, or through any liouse Lungs, Stomaclie, Kidneys and Bowels I by many to be superior to ))) handling our beer, a specialty. Ask ty, of surprising strength, with, hog carrieth food for another. are so quickly overcome. 90c per large Milwaukee beer. Call for your dealer for price per doz. or case. bottle, 50c per small. Inquire of your Tiller, Sibley or Boise for presi 8. Thou slialt not use unclean j Druggist. it. and insist on having dent, may be the result of the cans but shall cause the cans to be Kopp’s beer. splitsin the old parties. Such a washed every day mid the seams party would perhaps sweep every and crevices thereof, for n filthy thing west of the Mississippi and can is abominable in the butter all of the south—maybe more. maker’s sight, mid he will visit wrath upon him who bringeth it. BUREAU SALOON Says the Cathlamet Gazette: 9. Thou slialt not trouble the C. H. SMITH, Prop'r. The Sknmokawil mill bus been blitter maker saying “When shall turning out Home very heavy tim I receive my pay,” for verily I say W ines , L iquors and C igars . ber, probably the hugest ever cut unto thee, he kuoweth not neither Kopp's Beer on Draught at any mill on the Columbia river. Ciireth a little bit. These timbers are part of the ear- 10. Thon slialt not say one un go of t he schooner Louis, consign to another, “Lo, behold, have not ed to parlies in Shanghai, Chinn, these milk haulers a soft snap? TI m ' list includes one monster 111 They receive lunch pay and work fee.t long, 24x24 inches, anil there not very hard at nil.” Verily I are eight 100 loot timbers that : say unto thee, this is a whopper. square from 24x24 to 18x18 inches. They rise early and toil much, mid There are also a number of heavy perndveiilure the beard of direc timbers running from 70 to 90 feet tors refuseth to buy another sepa in length. She also carries four 1 rator, they will be obliged to toil handsome spars 100 feet long, 24 Sunday morning when other peo F. to Tillamoolç inches through the center. The ple are fanning themselves within Di^Ect from bark Big Bonanza, also loading for the gates of the synagogue.—Al Shanghai, will take about the same den, Iowa, Times. number of heavy timbers as the Louis. LUM BEBI NG. Freight handled with dis- .LUMBfí General Merciiciiiclise wi PROVISIONS, LOGGERS SUPPLIES, Clothing, Footwear! Sperry Flour, Best California. We wish to call attention to our teas. We guarantee satisfaction to the most fastidious. The H eadlight begins this week its ninth year of publication. On June Sth, 1888, the first issue of this paper was published by C. E. Wilson & Co., J. E. Edwards, of the firm being editor. The paper was a small affair, but filled n long felt want, being the first pa per in the county. Wilson & Co. started a bank and branched out in other ven tures. He soon was found to be a rascal, and all who had business with him found themselves swin- died. Afterwards it was learned that he had wives in various parts of the United Slates and Canada, and it is ascertained lie attempted several forgeries, probably carry ing some to a successful issue. Kdwards was a business failure; the last heal'd of him he was preaching in East Portland. Theo. Steinhilher was forced to take the paper to secure his wages and as \ a partial recompense for money lie lost iii C. E. Wilson & Co’s bank Mr. Steinhilher, who owed G. \V. Pettit for a board bill, allowed Mr. Pettit to come in ns a part owner, and they had some inter esting experience in journalism for a while. Mr. Steinhilher referred all kickers to Mr. Pettit as being the lighting editor, and the latter finally sold his interests to Slein- hilbvr, getting a good price for the same. However, to the surprise of all parties concerneds peculators patch and at lowest rates. The following items of interest Fruit delivered in good order. The royal son of the Alps dis begun to gobble lip the timber and regarding lumbering are taken 1 dains to pointe the product of bos Steinhilher struck a bonanza print sy with the disugreable taste that from the Lumber Trade Journal, 3ast Accommodation and Cheapest Route ing hind office notices, lie got all to or from Tillamook. tin imparts- He will not even of Seattle: lie wanted and sold out to W, F, cut his whey, butter and cream A reduction of 10 cents in freight | Every attention paid to wants and conveni I). Jones, the present editor, who with 11 tin spoon, knowing very ences of passengers. First class table sei rates to the east will enable the accidentally wandered into Tilla well what a difference it makes mill men of the Pacific Northwest The milk is drawn into wooden to dispose of every foot of lumber' mook in August, 1-889. B. C. Lamb was associated with pails, strained into wooden vessels in their yards. It will also stiffen for conveyance, and transferred coastwise and foreign prices, as a the present editor in publishing from there to the bright, scrupti new outlet for our common lumber the H eadlight until April, 1891, , lonely dean copper kettle; the will be created. C abin , O ne W ay , $10. after which Mr. Lamb engaged in congtiliim worked with wooden " R oundtrip , $18. Fir finish is destined to cut the book store business. breaker and ladle mid placed in a S teerage , one way , $7. quite a figure in the eastern mar Tom Coates, present deputy wooden hoop; from the press it is ket one of these days. Many pre comity clerk, had charge of the moved in due time to carefully fer it to oak, the best finishing $ail? Every 10 dayg, Weather conditioned quarters, where clean paper from July 1893 to May 1894 wood ill the world, and now that liness, temperature, mid humidity permitting. while the present editor was in are carefully noted: salted, turned the majority of the mills are using Astoria, since which time the pa mid cleaned as regular as clock live steam to kill the pitch it will For further particulars apply to be heard from. The trouble ill the per has been in the hands of those work, until the curd has gradually J 8 KIMBALL, past has been that manufacturers 22 Maiket St., 8. F. Cal., or to who own and manage it now. ex evolved into cheese, for which were too anxious to sell timbers H C. THOMAS, Master. there is no fear of over production, cept that the ownership lias been and didn’t push the finishing wood. Flobsonville, Or. and which retails at 35 cents per transfered to a corporation, known A good deal of cotton wood is pound. as the Ti.i.i amook H eadlight Co., being used in the east as a substi For yoor Protection. Catarrh “Curo” or Tonica for Catarrh in liquid form to be taken mid consisting of those whose The manufacture of oars ought tute for poplar in the ma nil fact lire internally, usually contain either Mercury or Several ship- Iodide <»f Potaua, or both, which are injur niimea appear at the head of this to be 11 profitable industry in the of wagon boxes, if too long taken. Catarrh is a local, not incuts were made last year from ious a blood disease, caused by sudden change to column. Pacific Northwest. The beat oar Puget Sound, and so fur as heard cold or damp weather. It starts in the nasal We give this hit of history re- now made in the east is the ash, affecting eyes, ears and throat. from gave splendid satisfaction. passage«. m the head causes excessive flow of guiding the paper as it may be of because it combines lightness with , In drying cottonwood, however, it Cold mucus, and, if repeatedly neglected, the re strength. An expert oar maker. sults of catarrh will follow; severe pain in interest to many of our old p>i Will. Fitzgibbons, of Saranac, is well to place it between fir lum the head, a roaring sound in the ears, l»ad trona, who have taken the H ead Mich., who has been visiting Aber, ber, as it has a tendency to warp. breath, and oftentimes an offensive dis charge. The remedy should be quick to allay light since it started, and many «leen, Wash., is authority for our inflammation and heal the membrane. Ely’s Oregonian and H eadlight , Cream Balm is the acknowledged cure for of whom have subscribed for it for statement that our spruce is su these troubles and contains no mercury per year. nor any injurious drug. Price, 50 cents. perior to white ash, and will dis another year. place the hitter as an oar wood For Sale. To all our patrons, we respect As the fully wish to express our thanks, when the fact Is known. A young fresh cow—will exchange WANTED-AN IDEA,te.f^ W m . H ubbard , mid solicit a continuance of your market is unlimited, the oar in- for sheep. Hl k N * CO , Palanl Attorney», Wsahlacion 1 dustry ought to be cultivated. liberal favors. Beaver, Ore. D. C., tor tbalr tl,ax> t rua otter. IVO La Grippe! TJorth Pacific Brewery^* JOHN KOPP, Proprietor. Truckee * * J. P- ALLEN, Prop'r. Noted for its Fine Cuisine Department. Reduced Rates! Best Meals in the Ctty. TILLAMOOK. OREOO» sturgeons New and Select gtoc\. patent l^edicineg and Dmggigt'g Notion?. — A Fine Line of Jewelry Stationery, Books. Proscriptions Carefully Compoundod. ■ I
