Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, May 07, 1896, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextRY IMPORTANT ing w ba L oe ver, s »n oi together with such pei- persons so inoculated <»i afflicted Ci] IT NTG11 JLf FVTI NT G W^° I U U LT L l L IVl L. 1 1 H (jt in to ol frequent tlieie be in a slate of quarantine by the display of a danger Hag or signal, to be displayed in a public place; and the Hag O/tùfN. INCE HEAL TH PASSED. measles yellow, and for other diseases ■t the council meeting Ab inlay night ■toderable hiisiiipss orang*«. S ec . 3. Every house, boat, booth, or WHM oilier building \\ hats ever, ami every per the inarslia I Hrecordet foi sahtiien were allowed . ■K Mill Co\ bill to< |10 i<> son suHering or afflicted with any ut the diseases mentioned in this ordinance who imp .riant The bills of ^^Kisarled I or signal used for Mii.ill pox sliull be of red color, for diphtheria Idack, for il e Hide- notth of l he bridge w as rejected l.tini of several w itnesses, repre- walk ’Hie < I The One Great Standard Authority, So writes Hon. 1». J. Brewer, Justice V. 8. Supreme Court. V*S«nd a Postal for Specimen Pages, etc. NuccciMor of the “Unabridged.” Standard Warmly Commended officer is silisHed of the complete exler- by Stele Superintend ents of Schools, anti otlier Educators almost without number. mination of such disease, amt aliei mu h Rented by T. B I 'demand for th»1 return of tin* paid by Eugene Page bt.tfiie fate. Handley Mr. he would sue the costs and m. l with the gave nolice imim di;.te'y city poinl a health officer, who shall be a te gular licensed physician within the Stale of Oregon The health officer appointed S ec . 5. for under the provisions of thin oidinance Ti ie following ordinances were passed, sary acts to entry into effect the provis l hefvai ions claims. is empowered to do every ami all m*cer- the most important of w hi< li is the health ordimim e, w hicli R eynolds . \V. II and introduced was ions of this ordinance. M. i vor. tlie same evening by unanimous it being deemed that an Office o: Mayor, •lillitino..k, Or * Muy 5, 18W. emer gency existed : To all whom Greeting: < IIY <)lll>INAN< HS. these presents of David Wilev as a t ilizmi ami pine s an BKI’EAL ORDINANCE AX ORDINANCE T<> NO. 3, ENTITLED: “AN ORDINANCE TO FROM MINORS PROHIBIT LOITER 1 NO ON BEING OR THE STREET« OF TIL* I liPieby Dated ibis 5lli dav of M City do ordain W. II R eynolds , Ala vol*. OKDl.XANi !•: o. okdinxnce to kegi lvie , hi strain . MIX'.Rs PRo.linii r?<l> BIING FROM I i’"N Till*. SIR El IS, ALLEYS. OR Pt'Ill.lC ■ Pl.U'EM OF THE CI1Y, AFTER <’ERT MN HO. RS. The people oj Tillamook ei'y ao ordain fol Io;t's: | find the word wanted. ascertain the pronunciation. trace the growth of a word. learn what a word means. The Detroit Free Press says.*— The Unabridged hits long been the standard among those making constant use of a dictionary. The International is our old friend and stand-by revised and expanded to meet the demands of our growing language and advancing civilization. • • The whole has been made to reflect the scientific thought of the day, and the latest and l>est usages of the lan guage that now encircles the globe.—Nov. 11,189&. The Chicago Times-Herald says:— . Webster’s International Dictionary in its present form is absolute authority on everything pertaining to our language in the way of orthography, ortho epy, etymology, and definition. From it there is no appeal. It is as perfect as human effort and scholar ship can make it—Dec. 14,18». G. A C. MERRIAM CO., Publishers, Springfield, Mass., U.S.A. Do not buy cheap reprints of ancient editions. WANTED-AN IDEA Lexort is Coming! of some simple thing to patent ? Protect your ideas ; they may bring you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDER- BIJKN & CO., Patent Attorneys, Washington, D. C., for their $1,800 prize offer. 18 16 ©ne ©ent per Tctord. ll,e Alderman 1'ou can sell your land, your cattle, your horses, your cordwood, your butter or cheese, your dry goods, your merchandise; you can rent your house, or get a swap on real estate or trade horses, by putting an ad. or reading notice in the Headlight. Leading Hotel of Tillamoc k— iiipa s Ta’ ules cure dizziness. City,” passed April l.'lili 1891, be <tt<l the same is hereby repealed. ■ to to to to in and f< r Ilipa :s Tabules: pleasant laxative, RSfng oi loitering on the sheets of I’ilbi- nhfcok A n appoint said W. II. R eynolds , Mayor. ant e to |>r*»bibii mi..ois from Ol< easy easy easy easy State o Oregon. I. That oidiiuii»<e No. 3, entitled ;c is is is is Tillamook City in Till inn ok c-oinly at.d I \MOOK CITY”, PASSED APRIL 13, 1891. Tillamook ami coiiMlilute l).»vi*l Wilcv as heal li otfi. ei THE BEST FOR EVERYBODY BECAUSE It It It It come— Bi lieving ¡11 lb. co fi<b ik e mid ability ORDINANCE NO. When the next boat comes will arrive Lexort, the wonderful Phenomenal. This artist has appeared in all the leading theaters of America and has won great credit for his wonderful perform ance on lhe slack wire, trapeze, etc. Some of the features of the performance will be ceiling-walking, on the ceiling head downward . Magic and second-sight will aiso be introduced, the performance to conclude with the wonderful living leap for life, which holds the audience spell bound and is said to be the most daring teat of its kind ever performed on any stage. Admission 25 and 50 cents. Doors open at 7:30, curtain rises at 8:15 sharp. Come out if you wish to spend a pleasant evening. See small posters when the boat comes. of the V. 3. Gov’t Print* iiiK Office, the U. 8. Su preme Court, all the State Supreme Courts, and of nearly all the Schoolbooks. shall reside or lodge therein shall remain in a state of quarantine until such health Ihti.dlev, for fees in the ‘house, boat, booth, or other building whatsoever together with all clothing ttnd <hf»e of the city against Ilia slcigh-ride bedding contained therein shall have H’HII'Irlb, \MS rejf. ed l»r-<.. .-r ilifi-- been t luioiqhly disinfect! d. | Was no evidence that the subpoenas had S ec 4. Tin* mayor is empowered under ¡been nerved or the witnesses present. A the ptovisioiis of this ordinance to p- LEXORT IS COMING! Webster’s International Dictionary . 3^ ec . 1. That no minois, within ilia limits of 1 i 11.im*'I* City, and iiiBier the age of cigli’een years, shall b*« From U.S.Journal cf îMidni Frol. W. n. Feekc. who makes a specialty o£ ». Epilepsy, has without doubt treated and cur ed more cases than any | living Physician; his I success is astonishing. We have heard of cases of 20 years’ standing cured by him. Ho publishes a flBaJl > V valuable ■ ■ H work on ■ ■ n this dis- H R H ease, which k L «3k M he sends Wja<&.w i t h a large bot tle of his absolute cure, free to any sufferers who may send their P. O. and Exprès ; address. We advise anv one wishing a euro to acMress p. Piui.VZ. U. FEEZE, F. D., 4 Cedar Lt., Nev/York 1 teadquai let s for Commercial men and the traveling public. Samp e looms. Electin' lights tlitoiighout. Stngv and boat of fices. Rates, |i oo to ja.co per day, Anietican ¡dull. NEW MANAGEMEfl F Count the words in your notice and send us one cent for each word, and if you wish to run the notice more than once the price is one-half cent per word after the first insertion. .Is this isa SP ECIAL rat t/ means C.dSH in advance, except with regular ad vertises!' from ivhom ire collect once a month. Especial attention to the < uisilie depa rlment. H. A. WOODFORD. Prop’r. JA.LT_.EIST HOUSE I ^B|>u the streets, alleys, or public places oltlli'* • iiy between the liuiiiS oi nine ^^ftock I*. M. and four «•’» l.<ci< A M. I'.'Hii May 1st to September 3dth <>1 each \<«i, ami between the loins <f eight j^^Eock w P. M ami four o’clock A. October isi ^^B^ from «• to April .‘illlli <>i year, unless such nim-.r be upon eirand or leg tiinate other Ims iae- fcr his parents or g»1’’ .ians; bill in ^B c<iSH during Midi t ine that such tnilior shall ba upon >uch eiia id (lr <-liter leiitimatw business shall Io* loiter upon aity street, alley, or othri | ubl.c place ot t hit city S :c 2. That any min-a vi Jaling tin* previsions of section I ot I Ins • idi nance, I itfio;) c mvicHi'i! trieiwol sb ill lie punished b)| a line of iml h s . 11. an one * lull it nor mpiu lli.in ten dollar* an I co-l>;ai’<l siirli niin»>r so c-'nv irted s ,:iil be impris in lhe cily jail until Midi fine and oned < osl are paid, 1 r a ided , lhal sm h minor Moiponvirted sii ill be imprisoned one day for ever v I wu rloH t is ■ >1 such line ami cost. II. R eynolds , W Mayor ORDINANCE NO. ORDINANCE TO REPEAL ORDINANCE N<> “AN ORDINANE C TO ENTI I LEO. ND ORDINANCE,” APPROVI.i> \N AlMfsT 12tb, 1895. copie ef ’Tillamook C Uy do ordain That ordinance No. 52, cí an nr<l:nam*e lo amend an ordin- approved be Angtisl I2lli. li • Maine is lie rei») 1» peal'd ami W li R eynolds , M r > or. ORDINANCE NO. \ ni > welfare health follow . B ì F e <'. I. Thai every ImiiM», bmil, bt-olli ■ i I I ■ • g ’A • ! 11 - • • \ • • i \\ i i ! : 11 11 h • UHE.« • i |^Bi> i I-ID | m lìierv Minili Ini. hi <>k ( iiy, ics *le, lodge, nt fie- ^^Knl any pcrNim who I i -. im been iimcill- ^M k I. oi , i Ü1 cb <1 V. In lhe *iii:ill-|»OX, •’ he i*. ligM i li ÍH. I • I-, ”f I jltrl . -Il I tgioll - .li-cu-t* I - « i i i ■» -u i the tegiilalimis mentioned in jj^^Blion 2. 3 ami 5 o' Ibi» mdimince. C -i That rim! ;on<-d whenever -’I I $1800.00 GIVEN AWAVTOJNVENTORS. llie |*r vid* -I IT'S THE SIMPLE, TRIVIAL INVENTIONS THAT YIELD FORTUNES. « TILLAMOOK. OREGON JEHE MYERS, C onghess , I ht . D int . such as the “car-window” which can be easily slid up and down without breaking the passenger's back, "sauce-pan,” “collar-button,” “nut-lock,” “bottle stopper,” and a thousand other little things that most any one can find a way of improving ; and these simple inventions are the ones that bring largest returns to the author. Try to think of something to invent. JOHN Bl'IlNETT, SfPRKME Jt'lXiE. Reduced Fares! S, I.. HAYDEN, 1»1HT. ATT KNKY. $6 $3.50 si IT IS NOT SO HARD AS IT SEEMS. W. B. DILI.AR«., Jo PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS: - T. T- GEER S’ M- Y oran - E- L- S mith . J- F- C aples - Astoria and JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO., FOR CONGRESS, 1ST DIST. - Solicitors of American and Foreign Patents, Tillamook. T- H- T ongue - 618 F Street, N. W., Box 385. Washington, D. C. Reference—editor cfthis pap er. Write foreur SUPREME JUDGE:- 50-pagepamphlet, FREE. R- S- B ean . THE GREATEST AUTHORITY IN THE WORLD DISTRICT ATTORNEY:- PRESCRIBES MENTHOL INHALER J. A- C arson - CUSHMAN’S — row — JOINT SENATOR:- COLDS IN HEAD. CATARRH. G W- P atterson - SORE THROAT. LA GRIPPE, HEADACHE or JOINT REPRESENTATIVE: - rtvj Bead or Throat Trouble. . W- L- B rooks - Will make tiips every five dare, the weather permitting, between Astoria and Tillamook ( ity car) ing I'rvighl and paxsengc a . COUNTY TICKET:- ELMORE, SANBORN & Co., Astoria, or COHN & CO., Tillamook. Agta C. H. W heeler , C ommissioner A. T. W hite , C lerk . your J. H. J ackson , S heriff . raf”rm.*f oLwa'dlwA^. rau-ii.g obstruct!«■ to lhe xalnrai breathwar. I prroerU.M Brttbnl inhaler to I be client •f hundreds e-r annum.” A !UU..M< WISKAM M*RM 1» «▼««A Then witr do you m on in a delodrd wav try In« to "w <*»t Wiserv when Ci •» im «*’* I mhaibu will relieve yon hutantIv. it i* a Con«twl Companion * £ ” worth < f tnedtOnr for V rf«. s. <- s* «'*>' O’:!’ • ...a h«Uhr.l -l i" ™ -.’■i. i” r.hii. .tap— .. i h —I.™ »ta l> *"** «"’> '• *s. e’.-” m » «’rerrthenine th« throat, ■ ura liruit I PR J. H. SALISHCRY, a distlivniihed iNrLUtNZAa •>%« .>. < n -• > r< i • «. J ohn B arker , T reasurer . ................... • SEA SICKNESS! • I bavobMiadCii binan » Menthol In’ *'.-r ere-, i.r» a fi^rk-d i*n«c rial rffe. t in Sra -ivknes« and r«P” nil' in ti e I»« udaehe and verH« ,, whi. h romakM after the actual vnrn tinit and re* • a j’a«»e<< << M .rrvn.ia, N Y. Jan A. H*. i naeo tiad Catarrh about ten year» A h\-< I «ert me Mie oi rntr i.,.... i.™.... - ti .-2; MOBTr>K ■ r % Cushman’s Menthol Balmg Netarts Camp Grounds. M reuptljr ft»r Best Location on the Beach been in-M ul i»e<l • i i* affi '•tr*l w ill ugh inveMigat•«♦•• of the r.»u«< «4 ^^■rb t umor, ami if he l>e wtliefh il « I the eki’»i«n«eoi a tit . f iliedi-e»tM*M mentioned ■t hi* ordinance hr shall al once 'leviate Imai, booth, «»r other build SAIT 'Hum BURKS BRUISES SCALDS ULCERS ITCH ERYSIPELAS CHVKI MIIM RINGWORM AMD 010 SORES “ Specialb Recemmer.Aed f®e PILES. Quick to Reli*-»* I-din an*l R« 4'ir* luflamtnaUnn Genrnntswo! tn ft re aattofartkn • tw e ne*d an oUluimt I* *»re V. «*♦ Cuahman « Menthol Ba.- ■ J.t It v«.:. I'Z *:«* e« t- ’ . I r F. i ’ . c «• 1 . -t B->» "i ■ '.-it- F n»ent and the >** '*•> the rnarkH. __ M If too .»m^t get It of Tour <iri«rt«* •*- V. Fl for one >ox by ntalf. RoM t y all kadi«« ■««. ft H CUSHMAN viwrmi*. imm . * m C m 4 2 • * hsf DRUC CO. tb^rwm au mtrt<n. m T J. I.I'i V, SlIERlEF. ALFRED WILLIAMS. TUKANL'MI It. LEM PARKER, A ksksmor . L. I. SMITH, Ht'HVKVOR. GILES B. JOHNSON, SCHOOL Sl’PT. DR. <’. E. LINTON, L'OMONEK. i F K. SKOVELI, J. I’- Isi D isi ] »<'. M. DE HOMER, <'os ht AULE «J II. BRUM.EFORD, J. I*. 2ND DIM' I q A. RmiAltDSON, C osntahi . i «R T. W HATH ERL Y J I’. 3RD DIRT ' <11. BOOTH CoNHI AItl I Sell Your (Limber £anb | F. LARSEN Good pasture, garden truck’ miik, butter, eggs, and the Times: feed for tale. Spring water at hand. Sheltered from the wind, hight in front of the Sea Lion Rocks Good - - - - - - - BOGT£ and £¡1010 Me.le lo order. hat.: .’.3. Everything made pleasant for visitors. other niitligtirtiil, inferito«* or c «» ii - HB^ i * U*t tli-fa-r*, it *L, t II be It's fluty I'» J !•;. SIBI.F.Y, COMMIIMMONEK. J. D. EDW AllDS, < •i.KMK. J. s. S tephens , A ssessor . A. M. A ustin ,S urveyor . G. w. K iger , S chool S up ' t . While you can get C. E R eynolds , C oroner . FIRST DISTRICT:- W F indley , J P. H. S chollmeyer , C onstable . for it. ;SECOND DISTRICT:— T. Steinhilber. G. w S appington , J P S. V- A nderson , C onstable - ' THIRD DISTRICT:- J asper S mith . J- P- A. D- S anders , constable - Prices to Suit I <i>» S knatoh . Gold Coin K i « o « t >>». N.Y. I have used nne of t-wr Menthol Inhnler. f r al-mt a month f.< Chronic Catarrh rd tw-nts tear»’Mandi •<. It h o <*’*■ "*■***• relief than »ii other remeriie- I ee-r tried »' EATHAM. Th« m.*t tvAwhlw »’ > Heahhfnl aid t- HMItA! Hl fcrtferrr«. Rr ro ’-leep V tfe <1- ie.«. Cure. Inoonnm and Rerv ’ « tlon. Dm-I Iw fooWd with w.^hles« Unit« :.a. Tahe on ' H Ml- ■ AM’s. M»r. at drugr »ts. < madrd r—«tpa.d on r-~ t t of t<«. the eorp-trah* linn?« of Tillamo k nt GEO. CoHN, J oint R efkkhentative :R0m TRIP. Patents taken out through us receive special notice in the “ National Recorder, published at Washington, D. C., which is the Best newspaper published in America in the interests of inventors. We furnish a year's sub scription to this journal, free of cost, to all our clients. We also advertise, free of cost, the invention each month which wins our $150 prize, and hundreds of thousands of copies of the “National Recorder,” containing a sketch of the winner, and a description of his invention, will be scattered throughout the United States among capitalists and manufacturers, thus bringing to their attention the merits of the invention. All communications regarded strictly confidential. Address Ils tbe taRM. rer**t. nixi most re* table I Swell Democratic Ticket. Best Meals in the C ty. liealth ^^B w BI ipi Noted for its Fins Cuisine Department. $150.00 every month given away to any one who ap plies through us for the most meritorious patent during the month preceding. We secure the best patents for our clients, and the object of this offer is to encourage inventors to keep track of their bright ideas. At the same time we wish to impress upon the public the fact that M. J. t. BW1W1»«, LOWDOW DR. Browne Is J*rn.or Surreot. to tbo Cmtrol London TTiro»t and Esr '«1. He de. tare« In ■ recent n.edicoi ioiin bi ii > em- phxii. firm« MU ». -Tbe »«por <>( A n pRDINXNCE TO I iiOVIDE i < Ut THE H N- ■ > |{\L I’EtcK, B nF THE CITY . J Tke ! J. P ALI EN. Pi op'r. r>. r . h U rlb U t , IZ. axwell P lace . N etarts , O regon At Mepaii Ing d«»H< m cheap •• the c1i<*ape»t Come •nd be convinced. P. F. BROWNE Blacksmith Bnd Machinist. HotMuhovitig. ('arringe Work and M'«od W<nk nt lower price« than ever. the old stand.