Tillamook headlight., July 15, 1897, Page 5, Image 5

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T hursday ,
july ic , ISO?.
t
tersely
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What the People of Tillamook Say
1 hat Kay & lodd have the best stock of clothing in Tillamook
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A CARD
We take this method of thank­
ing the people of Tillamook Coun­
ty for the liberal patronage given
us since opening our store here.
We have endeavored to please
our customers by giving them the
very bent value for their money,
and believe we have done so, from
the fact they are daily sending
others to us to trade, thus showing
our best advertisement to be the
goods we are selling.
We care little for the loud talk
of our would-be competitors, but
are willing to leave it to the good
judgement of the people of Tilla­
mook to decide as to the quality
and price of goods sold, and let
them render the verdict. We will
be satisfied with their decision,
and still continue to furnish you
with the very best in our line for
the money.
T hey have the largest stock to select from
They carry the best stock of Underwear
They handle the finest line of Hats
They keep the best stock of shoes
4 nice line of Men's a nd
Boys Hats, Clothing and
:
Harrison too late for the
They keep latest styles
They sell more goods
They sell cheaper
à
4th, but we have them and
will sell them very cheap
They do business in their own name
i •
They sell just what they advertise
They buy the best quality of goods to be had
They do not handle cheap John auction goods-
We guarantee our goods just as we represent them, or your money refunded.
These facts should be carefully considered; abusiness house with this record
can be trusted.
In fact the goods they sell, give better satisfaction, last longer, and fit better
than goods bought elsewhere for the same money-
Remember the Place, Aiderman Building Tillamook
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Shoes received on Steamer
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These are right direct from
the manufacturers and
all in the latest styles.
Low Prices Quick Sales Small Profits
GENERAL NEWS.
1LE1HED FROM ILL »It» THE WORLD
Conveyed in Short and Pithy
Paragraphs.
WASHINGTON, July 7,—By decisive
voteof38lo 28, the tariff bill was passed
ill the Senate shortly before 5 o’clock lo
day.
By 4:00 o’clock the senators began to
for
manifest their impatience by calls
last
“vote, vote,” and thereafter the
and the
amendment was disposed of
final vote began. There were ninny in-
terruplions impairs were arranged, and
when, at 4 :55 o’clock the vice president
rose and announced the passage of the
bill—ayes, 38 ; lines, 28.
An analysis of the filial vote shows
that the affirmative was cast by 35 r>-
puhlicans, two silver republicans (Jones
of Nevada and Mantle) and one demo-
erat(MrEnely). The negative vote was
cast by 25 democrats, two populists
(Harris of Kansas and Turner) and one
silver republican (Cannon).
Eight republicans were paired for the
The
bill mid eight democrats against it
tiist-naim-d would have voted for the
bill, and the last named against it:
Aldrich ami Murphy, Chandler and Me­
Laurin, Frye and Gorman, Gear ant!
Hear
Smith, llansbrough and Daniel,
and Harris of Tennessee, Thurston and
Allen, Wolcott and George.
New Stock of Clocks, Watches, Solid
Gold rings and Jewelry of all kinds at
Sturgeons.
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lurcQ
LONDON, July 7. -Greaco-Turkisli af­
fairs seems t<> be re-euteiing nil interest­
ing stage. The porte dispatched a cir­
cular tj its representatives abroad, con­
taining* skillfull defense of the Turk­
ish case, and declining to consider any
frontier line in Thessaly north of ti e
river l’enies, which is regarded as
Its
natural boundary.
On Monday the sultan
summoned a
council of ministers for an extraordinary
lilting to the Yieldiz kiosk, with the ic-
lult that, after a healed discussion, a re-
JK»>I wiis drawn up in favor of resumijig
ho-tihties if |>eace should not be com lud-
»<1 w.ibin a day. The minister of
war
Second IJand Store
lent telegram! to Edlieiu Fash*, auuoun-
emg the decision.
SAN FRANCISCO,
July 8lli—Ti e
long-anticipated “California ’97’’ of the
Christian Endravurers became a reality
w*th the assembling of I lie two vast
»udieuees at the Mechanic’« and Wood­
wards pavilions this morning. Ten
thousand people filled the Mechanic’s
pavilion aseaily as 9:30 this
morning,
• ml crowds of delegates were turned
away, no room being left for them on
the inside. The hall was n vast bouquet
of colors. All
was animated ami
happiness, with the thousands eager to
•Pplaud or cheer at every opportunity.
There is no better cigar made than La j
DIRECTORY.
Hundreds of thousand« have been in­
duced to try CliHiiiberhiin’M Cough Rem­
Sinceridsd-at Lamb’s.
edy by reading what it ha« done for
COUNTY OFFICIALS:
Now is your chance to subscribe for others, and having tested its merits for
W. W. C onder
the H eadlight , the only paper contain­ themselves are today its warmest friends. Judge
11). I’. H arvky
For sale by 8. J . Sturgeon . I Commissioner ...........
JC.H.W HKELER
Mr. Odell, agt. for the Oregon Fire ing all the local and coiliitv news. Only
J. 1). E dward »
Clerk...........................
Relief Association, is in the county with 75 els. per year if you subscribe now.
J. H. J ackson
Sheriff ..........................
J ohn B akkek
Treasurer
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Yon
may
bunt
the
world
over
and
his family, mill will remain for some lime
.J. S. STEI’HENH
The only first class cigars in ♦.lie city
Asressor...................
you will not find another medicine equal Surveyor
A. M. A ustin
They will camp on the beach at Netarts at Lamb’s.
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G. a . W alker
to Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera «nd School Superintendent
C.
K. R eynold «
for a lime.
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Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel complaint«. Coroner
l)eput»’ Prosecuting Attorney C laude T hayer
The latest: Celluloid Photos, samples j
It la pleaHRiit, safe ami reliable.
For
C..cuit Court convenes the 4th Monday in
now on display at Hein’s Alt Studio. 1
Settle I p.
August, and an adjourned term is generally
«ale by 8. J . Ktuigeon.
held in the spring.
To Cure Constipation Forever.
County Court meets the first Mondays of Jan­
All persons knowing themselves in­
uary, March, May, July, September and No­
Take Cascareis Candy Cathartic. 10c or 25c.
debted to the Tillamook Mill and If C. C. C. fail to cure, druggists refund money.
vember. Commissioners court on the Wednes­
days following.
Thia 1« Your Opportunity.
Lumber Company will please call al
La Sinceridad clear Hava na cigar« h
PRECINCT:
On receipt of ten cents, cash or stamps,
once and settle, either by cash or note.
. G. W. S appington
Lamb’s.
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a generous sample will be mailed of the Justice of the Peace,
8. V. A nderson
onstable . .
Changes that have taken place in the
most popular Catarrh and Hay Fever Cure
CITY
OFFICIALS.
If
yon
want
something
nice
for
the
floor
nieiiibersbip of the company render
(Ely’s Cream Balm) sufficient to demon­
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O ko . C ohn
Mayor
immediate settlement of all outstanding of your store building or dining room, o- strate the great merits of the remedy.
. N elm T iiomfhon
...............................C arl K nudson
ELY BROTHER«,
any un carpeted room that
require«
accounts absolutely necessary.
............. ................ (.’. B. H adley
56 Warren 8t., New York City. Council
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( fe.ftl TNOMMI
Tillamook Mill <& Lumber Co. «weeping try “Duitine.'* This article is
.It. H GOODSPI 1 D
Rev. John Reid, Jr., of Great Falls, Mont,
an oil that pieventa dual from raising in
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.. .<■ N. DltL’.V
Recorder
Mrs.R. R liny« will open her Select
. .................... H oward C aky
fiont of ilia broom, and doe« awav with recommended Ely’c Cream Balm to me. I Treasurer
C l yde C lemen i h
can emphasize hi« statement, “It is a posi­ Marshal...
School early ill Sept. Ill mhltion to the
Real Estate Transfers.
the necessity of sprinkling. For sale at tive cure for catarrh if used as directed.”—
SCHOOL BOARD
common school branche» taught, »he
Rev.
Francis
W.
Poole,
Pastor
Central
Pres.
C.
E
Reynolds.
M W. Harrison. B L. Eddy, and G. A.
U. S. Patent to Oregon ami Cat. R R
will mill n carefully selected ami graded June 24
Kdinunds.—Clerk, A. G. Reynold«.
Church, Helena, Mont.
Co. Land ill Tp 3 S R 7 W.
Lord Lancaster cigars at Lamb’g.
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CHURCH D!RE< TORY.
High School course of study. The
Ely’s Cream Balm is the acknowledged
26 J. B. Pape et al to C. W Fearmlde,
C hristian C hurch :---- Rev. S. G. Dallas
Teachers’ Course, of which individuals
Yon want to paint your kitchen floor, cure for catarrh and contains no mercury pastor. Services on Sundays at 11 o'clock A. M.
tract iu >ec 2J Tp J N K io W.
and at 7 30 P. M. until further notice.
inny take nil the studies or only those in
2« K. T. Weatherly to Win. Plai lt 50 x loo and the place to go for the paint is C. nor any injurious drug. Price, 50 cent«.
M. E C bcrcii :—Rev. R. M. Corner, pastor.
in
town
ot
Wood«.
which each feels the need of instrm tion
E. Reynolds, he has just
what you
Preaching service at 11 A. M. an<l 7:30 I’. M.
>»
Janie» aud Mary I.. Steele to Richard want.
will be continued. A Primary Dept
every
Sunday. Sunday school al 10 A. M.
WANTED-AN IDEA of aonie airnple
Nixon Receiver N E W »ec 22 and S W %
will be added, if sufficient number of
thing to patent? Protect your Ideas ; they may ( I rm meeting at 13 M. Prayer meeting every
Sec 2<Tpl N R7 W.
bring you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDEK- Thuraday at 7 P. M.
I»«iry Ranch for Hale.
pupils be guaranteed to warrant the out­
BUKN A c CO., Patent Attorney», Washington,
29 Geo. E. Mitner aud Sarah R- Minier to
A No. 1 dairy ranch of 160 acres, 4M D. O.» for their 11,800 prize offer.
lay for materials necessary for this woi k.
S. D. A C hurch :—Sabbath achool every Sab­
Geo. E. Poteet, Tract in Sec» 4, 8. 9 «nd 17 miles north ea«t of Tillamook, First
bath (Saturday) at 10:30 A. M. followed by
Mr«. Hay» wfll have the asaistnm e of
preaching or Bible wtudy.
Prayarmeeting
Tp 5, S » i0 W.
house,
class in every respect. Good
A J
from V.A. Journal of JMfr-fnt every Wedneaday evening
Tract and miasion-
an experienced and competent teacher
jo Frank and Catherine Long to Sam barn and dairy house. 30 cows now on
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Prof. W. H. Peeke, who aiy meeting Suiidaya at 10.30 A. M.
.
rnaken
a
specialty
of
Down», lot» 1 and 2 blk 6 Barview ad to the much
which will enable her to continue the
B. (J. TABOR, Conference Laborer.
Will sell with or without
L 1 Epilepsy, han without
Bay City.
doubt treated an 1 cur-
stock.
school successfully.
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ed
more
f
»>»•••
than
any
For further particulars inquire of
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aocn r» onutc 1 oxv
July 2 Fred and Katie Schomberg to Claude i
■i
?
living Physician; his
Peter Brant. Tillamook, Ore.,
tf
and Eslella Thayer, land in 1 8 R. 9 W.
1
fc ■ k
> success is astonishing.
A. O. U. W —Meets every Monday night at 7
Cheap lumber.
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We have heard of cases pm Ini. O O. F Hull Slyrou I'erkins MW,
2 Joe Satan to William Batternoi. Tract
of so years' standing D. T. Edmunds, Recorder.
Public Sale.
Tillnmook Lumber Co. have again re-
In Sec 2 Tp 2 N R 10 W.
KOOK & LADDER CO -Meets flrat Wednes-
,lu,ed I heii prices, ami are now »elliiik'
ell ut
I will sell
at public iiuclinii,
unction, nt my
2 Henry and Cora Lowery to Clara Del»-
«lay night <>f each month in City Hall. VV. E.
D. Jones. PreNiilent; John E. Tuttle Chief. Tom
I-ong rrnirie,
Prairie, on July Oth
611« 1897,
rough lumber at 16 00. Sized lumber I
man, S W % of N W \i Sec STp 1 S R 9 W. place on Long
Coates, Secretary.
|7.00, shiplap 7.00, pickets t x 3-4 lent
2 Janie» Steele to Julia C. tax mi». E % all my personal property consiHiing in
M omning S tar N p . hh : ah |,< hk , f N o <2 t. O
part of 3 horse«, 5 head of cattle, 18
O. F - Meets on tlie first and third Werhn ^lay
of E !, S E % of Sec 9 Tp 2 8 K 9 "
long »7.00 per thousand pickets.
bead of «beep, harness, plow«, stoves,
evenings In each month. Mr*. C. M. Newman,
3 Horace Patchen et u> to J. L. Toinliu- sewing machine bedsteads etc , etc.
N G . MI m L. Poland, V.G ; Joe I'etre, Sec.
»on tract in lot >0 Sec » Tp 1 S K 10 W
G. A. R.—Meets first Matuiday of each
Terms of sale:—All hiihim under |o 00 tie of hit absolute cure, free to any sufferer«
at 1 I* M in I O. O. F Hall C. N
Over $5 (X) 6 months lime On whoi.iav send their P. O. and Express address. month
6 Caroline M. aud J. I> Myer», to Caleb i.ash
Portland Market.
Drew,
Adjutant, P. Brant, Commander.
We advise anv one wishing a cure to address
c. < ooper, 159 37 A in Sec 6 and 775 S It lo appioved security.
I. O. O. F —Meetxevery Tuesday night al 7 ?5o
Prof.W.
IL
FXEKZ.
I.
D.,
4
Cedar
Gt.,
Nev/
York
Levi Hudson.
p. m in I. O. O E Hall. C. I’. Knudson, N G.,
u.
W in
Olsen, Rec. Secretary; W. J. Muy
a. given by Allen & Lewi».
6 V. 8. Patent to I»aa<- Turppa 8 W
of
Per. Secretary.
Don’t Tobacco Spit and Smoke lour l ife Awxy.
WIIE AT-Market, decline I. nominal at 6jc
of Sec 35 Tp. 3 s K nW.
To quit tobacco eaaily and forever, be mag
ALDER ( AMP -No tig, Woodmen of the
3 Hugh aud Lillian McGuire to Carrie
«6754 per bushel.
netlc. full of life, nerve and vigor, take No To- Wor id, meets every Friday night In W of W.
M. Weeley N W M of Sec 14 Tp 2 8 k » W
hall
K. R. H ays , Consul, Otto llcltn,
Bac. the wonder worker, that makes weak men
OA rs_No.i. white, 37 to 39c: gt'y-36
&
strong. All druggist*, 50c or II. Cure guaran­ ( lerk
3 Henry J and < lara Hewett lo Jo-eph
A.
E.
At
A M Meet- firxt Saturday night of
teed. Booklet and nurnple free. Address
choice.
Gnptill W 54 of H h of Tp . W R » W
month hi MaNinic Hall. K. R Hay:,
Sterling Remedy Co , Chicago or New York each
BARLEY-F«d JIS'», brewing. 1« to Ji'J
W M . F. M Beals. Secretary
, Otto and Pauline Rmnlke to L. Jen»en
foil .XSON CIIAPTKR NO ¿4 —Meet« st 7 V> P
POTATOES-<>id»elling«t25to 35 P'r “cM
traet in Sec 13 Tp 4 8 * »0 w
M on the 31 <1 Saturday of each month i t
Catarrh < unnut l»e < ure«l
new at 6ce to 70c I“'' 1« pound».
9 David Filtpatrfck to John Collin« >0.01 Go to W E Page’s
Masonic Hull J W Maxwell, H I* ; W U
with LOCAL APPLICATION«, as they <• .»not Cornier, Secretary.
A in Seco Tp 2« K 9 *•
BUTTER-Store. in roll. .754 9
P-
SILVER WAVE CHAPTER. No. tj O. E H
Second Hand Store
reach the scat of the disease. Cater rh is a blood
ch Jce dairy. 2, «spermi!: creamery 3»
Meets »n<i and 4tli Haturuays of eacn nnnith
or constitutional disease, and In order to < ure it Mrs. G W. Pettit, W M L. Coates s< retary
f<»r bargRiiia iu »11 kind« of Second ■ yov must take interns! remedies If all's Catarrh
BAY < 1TY LOD'JK Id RECTOR Y
® 35« P« ro,L
Pasturage Notice.
I buy
Hand g>to<l«.
, all kind» of Cure lx taken rntcrnslly, aud acts directly on
U nity R fbpakah I xhiop . no 51 f .O (> 1f.—
EGGS.—Choice candled ijc per dog.
my
cash
good«
of
any
v»ihie
«nd
pt
the blood aud rnusruu« sui faces. Hall s Catarrh Meets 3ii<l and 4tb T uck I«)» Mrs. EliralM’th
All person» <le«iring to find good
I
or eguhsiigH other goodii fo or wine. Cure is not a quack medicine, ft wax prescribed Py«, N
. Mrs Frank Lotiff, V G , J J. Pye*
HI1)ES_Dry. oc-: green 5c to 554-
pj-tin age lor horses and calte, w i 11 do
, Hewing ■ by one of the best physicians hi this country for Secretary.
I
k«*ep
«
full
line
of
Stove«,
DRIED APPLES-E«P-.r.l«i «•**«»• 6 velilo «ce me aliont it. Price «real
Ma< hinen, Lamp«, TinwHie, Crock* i years, and is a regular prescription It is corn
B av C itv L d » No. .03 A F A A M — Mei »
For .
yearlitig
foib.w«
— - 15c
„■ |>er moiitb
evaporatisi unbleache.l. 4« 5«-
ery, CiirprU «t"l everything in the ]^>«ed of the b>-at tonics known, combin'd with and ai.04m Saturdays in each month. <«us
____ 1 old 25c.
Hor«es
2 year old iOc, 3 - tear
Nelaon.
W M.C i< Ifkks. M. W, Alfred
Î alao the treat blood ptirrfit r'«, acting directly on the MagniiMju,
line of hwoik I hand goods
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Ti
. ì » pasture
v ut ri re is on the
J. W ,Geo. W Kiger, Secretary.
PEABS_Sun aud evaporated. 4«6c.
«fui tier month
The
repair Boot a and Shoes hi »<I aewiiig must-ous surfaces. The perfect comMnation of
MiauN • HArrp.a No. joO. K S-Meet- 1st
premise, of C. E Dia)er, «nd >• on tuie
DRIED PLCMS-Pitle«. iS '4 : pmnei. J
Much
i
ties
rid I warrant a gor>d job
and
pd
Tuesdays
each month. Mi« Ella
the two ingredients i« what produces such won­ W< im I. W M ,G hs in Nrlaou,
and
I will not lie responsible tor any
W P. Mrs. Mnybel
or no pay
Call ami aee me.
derful results in caring Catarrh. ftend for tes­ Kiger, A MH Hicks. Secretary,
l„«t«to. k. Parties deairing to P»"“’’»
6Mc-
CHICKENS- Jg-SO •* I’ 00
timonials, free.
k on the almve piemice» mn«t make
P acific L odon N o 1O5 I O. O. F.—Meeta
W.LHIE. Fnpriittr,
F. J Chewey Ik Co . Prop« , Toledo O Fridays »»efore snd 4th Saturdays amJ • very
TVKKKYS-LiTe. 1« for choice.
arrangement» witli me before putting on
Tillamook, Oregon.
Mother Saturday in the month < H (Hicsk
Hold by all druggists, price 75c.
their
»lock
G , Alfred Dcaue, V. G., J. J. Fye, Seer «tar
DVCW-Tona« f> »5 •
j
Hall « Family pitta are the beat.
C. A. Bailey.
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GEF^E-Voung. p « « U V-
The formal opening was by Rev. F.
E. Clark, the founder and president of
the great Christian Endeavor movement.
Dr. Clark was received with frenzied ap­
plause by every person in the buildim •
Every man, woman and child stood up
mi benches and chairs waving aloft
fligs, banners, handkerchiefs—in fact,
every conceivable object to be had. The
demonstration lasted several minutes,
rik I Dr. Chuk appeared much
affected
by the heartiness of the welcome.
The meeting at Woodward’s pavilion,
while not so large, owing to the smaller
capacity of the building, was equally
enthusiastic. The ball was crowded
and hundreds blocked the streets 011 the
outside. Secretary Willis Baer formally
opened the convention at this morning.
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