Tillamook headlight., July 22, 1897, Page 6, Image 6

THE
TILLAMOOK
HEADLIGHT,
Marion Walling who went to Porthind
HEADLIGHT X-RA YS
Wanted, county warrants at Cohn &
last winter for surgical treatment return­
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THURSDAY,
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ed last week.
After Buffering untold
Get one of those Skookum picture» at agony in treatment, he finally found it
the Elite. They are nil right.
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neceMiary Io have his leg amputated lie-
Hides wanted at Cohn & Co.
low the knee. Walling now goes about
ffon
E
E.
Selpli
left
last
Monday
for
Purest Drugs put up by an experience
on crutches.
a »bort busines» trip to Portland.
Pharmacist at Williams’ Drug Co.
Rev. Mill» will preach at the South
Left.
Mrs. Win Olsen spent a couple of days
On Saturday, July 3d, at La Mode
this weekin visiting friends at Woods, Prairie school house Saturday evening
July 24.
Millinery Parlors, a pair of ladies black
Ore.
hose and a black belt with a silver
Dr.
Hawke
i»
expected
Io
return
today
Dr. Linton, of Nehalem, was in town a
buckle. Owner can have the same by
mid will he ready to attend all call».
couple of days this week.
proving property and paying for this ad.
The
battery
case
of
State
of
Oregon
vs.
Photos of the celebrated Skookum, and
Calatbumpian parade ot July5lh, fur Alfred Carlson was tried in Judge Sap-
Tide I.and for Hale
Cnrlson
pington’s court Saturday,
fc.de at the Elite Foto Parlors.
tf.
55 acres of the best tide land in Tilla­
plead guilty of battery and was line
mook Co., for sale 011 easy terms.
There will be preaching at the 8. D. A. |5.00 and costs.
Apply to, or address,
church next Sunday evening at 8 o’clock
Mrs Dr. Wise and children spent a
M. C. Trowbridge, Tillamook Ore.
by Elder B. F. Durfee. Subject “The
few <lays of this week visiting friends at
Mission of Christ.”
Hobson vi lie
Card of TI ihii I ím
Charley Smith had intended going to
We desire to express our thanks to our
The gasoline launch Irene has again
Marshfied on the last trip of the steamer
many friengs who so kindly came to our
Harrison, but, having missed the boat, changed hands.
assistance in our time of need, at the
left for valley points via the Forest
Colin & Co. want eggs and butler. funeral of our dear sister Miss Lydia
?
Grove stage.
They are paying 12*2 <‘ts per dozen for Eynou.
eggs
and
12/9
cts
per
lb.
for
butter.
Severance’s mill, at Netarts, is busy
]\fr. and Mrs Frank Ely .
J
cutting lumber at the rate of from 10,000
Cohn ¿k Co. buy your produce paying
Cheap lumber.
Io 12,000 feet per day. A schooner is ex- you Iberelor the highest market price.
jajcled from San Francisco in about two They sell you goods at the lowest price
Tillamook Lumber Co. have again re­
weeks. It will carry away upwards of
WANTED—10 cords of spruce limbs— duced their prices, and »re now selling
150,000 feet of lumber
rough lumber at $6 00. Sized lumber
Theodore Sieinbilber.
Mr. and Mrs. Theo, Steinbilber and
$7.00, shiplap 7 00, picket» I x 3—4 feet
J. E.Tuttle, proprietor of our tele­
the Misses Lura and Mildred Samson of
long $7.00 per thousand pickets.
Yamhill have been camping on the phone system left on the last trip of the
I
Steamer
Harrison
for
a
brief
visit
to
Allen llotiMe Guests.
beach for a week near the light house.
D. R Hulbert, Light House; J. H.
They relumed yesterday and report hav­ Marshfield.
C. A. Doty the genial Secretary of the Warren, J. A. Nelson, H F. C h fry.
ing had a delightful time.
Hobsonville; Sum Reickin, IT. Koffman,
Orr Nolan, deputy District Attorney Galvanized Wire Pipe Company carries
and wears his Washington; F. Long, Will Refenbnig,
went over to Sand Lake yesterday to try hispo. ket full of cigars
It is a girl and Hay City; L. J. Chapman, Sentile; C. A,
a couple of wife-beating casees. We do most expansive smile,
Holmes, M, Borden, J. Sorensen, M
not know whether the parties charged weighs nine pounds.
Johnson, L. M. Rice, J.L. Cast le, Port­
proprietors
of
with the oilense are guilty <r not but if so
Mr. Pearce, one of the
Weding Bells.
land; N. Chamlrerhiin, North Yamhill;
they should be given the full extent of the North Yamhill Record is rusticating
W. J. Smith and wife, Gust Nelson, Wil­
the law. No one but a brute will raise in Tillamook County and made this
Sunday’s Oregonian contains the an­
son ; David Shewlters, Nehalem; F. E.
his hand to strike a woman.
office a call on Wednesday. Mr. Pearce
Dodge, Str. Harrison; G. B. Davidson, nouncement on Wednesday evening,
came awheel over the Trask Toll Road.
T. H. Goyne is now readv for business He is much pleased and agreeably sur­ Netarts ; A Necolre, Portland; A. J. July 14, of Dr. C. E. Hawke of this city
to Miss Olive V. McBride, daughter of
Edson, Carlton.
in bis new office opposite the Court
prised over what he has seen here
Mr. and Mrs. H. McBride of 87, E 27th
House and you may rest assured that any
Tillamook is much more of a place than
street, Portland, Oregon. The ceremony
mutters entrusted to his care will be
Pianosand
Organs.
he had supposed.
was performed bv Dr. Chas. E. Locke,
well attended to. Besides bis work as
The Wiley B Allen Co., of Portland, pastor of the Taylor Street M. E.Church.
People
who
own
fruit
and
berry
orch
­
an attorney at law, lie will draw deeos,
have shipped to Tillamook a line slock
mortgages etc., rent or sell houses and ards are complaining that a lot of boys of pianos and organs, which they are Mr. and Mrs. Hawke left on the follow­
ing day for Harrisburg, Ore., where
are stealing and carrying away their
lands, or collect rents for you.
going Io sell at the very lowest prices and they remained for a few days and then
fruit. It is perhaps unnecessary to re­
on easy terms. Heie ia a chance to Luj returned to Portland and from that
(.¿nite an extraordinary clam was Oil
mind these youngsters that in thus steal­
n first-class piano or organ, fully guar­ place started for Tillamook where they
exhibition at Colin A Co.’s store on Tues­
ing the property of other people, they
day. It was of the razor-shell variety,
anteed, direct from the oldest and largest expect to arrive this evening.
Dr.
are laying themselves liable to the law
and Hie shell was about 6 inches in
music house in tile northwest, mid at Hawke is one of our best known young
and that should they continue their
length. In the dish with the clam were
much lower prices than can be given by professional men ami deserved ’popular.
depredations they will probably have a
two eggs about as large as quail eggs, of
any one else. Mr. Frank Anrys, of the
taste of it. There comes a time occa-
Miss McBride comes of one of the best
which Doc Linton avers, on the w rd of
Wiley B. Allen Co., is here to sell these
sionly when forbearan e ceases to be a
families of Portland and lias ever been
a scientific gentlemen, the clam is the
goods, but as he has hut a slioit time to
virtue and the people above referred to,
a great social favorite, highly esteemed
progenitor, I'lie doctor’s scientific lec­
slay, big inducements will be given to
think that lime has come so far as re­
for her many good qualities of mind and
ture in connection with tha exhibition
make quick sales. Old instruments will
gards the depredations of the hoys re­
heart
'I’he doctor and his estimable
of the animal whs very interesting in­
j will be taken in part payment of new
ferred to. The boys are all well known.
bride will find many friends here to
deed, several of the gentlemen present,
ones. Call at Williams* drug store to
wish them long lives, replete with joy
as the eloquent doctor dwelt on the
I see the instruments and get prices.
and gladness. The H eadlight extends
Mrs Walker's Death
maternal instincts of the clam, being
the usual congratulations.
Town Council Notes.
moved almost to tears.
This community was greatly pained on
A regular meeting of (he Common
We publish in this issue the new ad of Tuesdny to bear of th« death of Mrs. |
GENERAL NEWS.
Council,of Tillamook City, was held at
Nels Thompson our local furniture deal­ Elvn C. Walker the eslimnble wife of our
(Continued from page one.)
the City Hall on Monday evening, all
er and cabinet maker. Mr. Thompson efficient County
Superintendent of' being present.
The mining excitement relating to III?
carries a very nice line of goods and, Schools.Mrs. Walker bad been ill lor sev­
The Recorder’s report for the first half Clomlyke district is on the increase One
what is more, sells away below the price eral months and at one time her life had
of the current year was read. It show­ hundred men took passage yesterday for
you can land furniture here from Port­ been despaired of but the last few days
ed cash receipts from all sources to be the new gold fieldsoil the A 1-Ki. Other
land or San Francisco. In addition to ll i had brought an apparent improvement
$869 50, expenditures by warrants vessels that are expected to sail in the
lie has a finely equipped shop, in which ami «lentil came unexpected The dis­
drawn $771 69, balance 011 hand $91.81. near inline have their passenger accom­
he is able to manufacture any thing de­ ease of which Mrs. Walker died is known
i'he report showed the amount of City modation* all engaged. It is estimated
sired, to order. Read his ad, and when in Medical books ns “Cholelithiasis’,
faxes in the hands of I he county treas­ that over 2,000 men will leave New
you want any thing in Mr. Thompson’s commonly known as “Gall Stones” and '
urer derived from the 2 mill levy for Yoik, alone during the season for the
line, give him a call.
when once firmly seated is practically in­ general purposes and the 2 mill road tax mines. There is no denying that the
Judge Sappington informs ns that curable. The de< e i? ed suffered from t he to amount Io $102.62, one half of which new find is exlraordinanly rich but un­
tlieie are two bands of China pheasants disease ior upwards of eight years. Mis. belongs to the road fund.
less one is well provided with funds and
on his place, and he de«ires to have Walker’s maiden name was Clay. She
The Ciiy Attorney was ordered to draw provision« he will do well to remain at
them left alone. The original biids was borne near Painesville Ohio Aug. 10 up an ordinance to regulate the licensing home.
from which these are descended were 1851 and was one of seven children of all trades, callings and emplovments.
SAN MATEO, Cal. July 17.—Colonel
tin ned loose about two years ago, and Dining her early girlhood the family It was found necessary to do this in order
imw it seems that instead of having per move«! west, lesiding for a time in Chica­ Io obtain funds whereby to meet the C. F. Crocker, first vice-president of the
Southern Pacific, stricken with apoplexy
ish <1 nr was supposed, they have done go wbeie she received an excellent edu­ city’s expenses.
and paralysis nt bis dinner table eight
well, and laid the foundation fora fine cation in the high schools of that city.
Considerable diaciission was had on
supply of this toothsome game-bird. Later on the family moved to Hillsdale ibis subject, and the general opinion was «lays ago, «lied this evening.
Aliy one shooting anv of these bi.d» Michigan. It aas at that place that on that no favoritism should be shown, but
Antone Pfanner, the Forest Grove
will be prosecuted to the full extent of Aug. 10, 1881 she was married to Mr. G a general and reasonable license fee be banker, whose invsterioiis disappeiirance
the law
A. Walker the devoted husband who made.
'•»Ollie weeks ago led Io I io* <
illation of
Bills were allowed ami warrants order­ niinieroiiM 0111101*4 rrg*u<ii:ig hi- absence,
If you are in need of dental work don’t with liis three children remains to momn
is now al the home < f his s sier, Mrs.
forget that Dr. Wise is now at hi» office her loss. Early in life Mrs. Walker en­ ed drawn to the amount of $108.45.
Leopold Huff, livii.gat Woodland, Wash.
ready to attend to any work in his line tered upon her chosen profession of
Planner left borest Grove on June 10th
If you need false teeth, either a few or a teaching ami al the time of her marriage
M ANKIE1 >
cotaiug to PorilR'id, and then he inysler-
frill set, the doctor is ready to make had already achieved most fialtering suc­
cess.
After
her
marriage
she
continued
i ’U“ly disnp|>eaied. One in. nth later he
them in the best style of the ait. The
HAWKE—McBRIDE—In Portland, was fouml by his loot her-in-ia w in n
editor of thia paper has had woik done almost uninterruptedly in her work, ami
C E. Victoria B. C boMpita!, 111 nlai.y un iil-
by several demists, eminent in their pro at the time of her death she bad few Ore. .July Nth, 1897, by Rev.
fi sion, hut never by any that gave such equals as a primary department teacher Locke, Dr. C.E Hawke, of Tillamook, anced and «uttering seveiely from ner
excellent a.itlafnellon »» the work done in the State. Mrs. Walker was a woman and Miss Olive V. McBride, of Portland • ins prost rat «oil.
T. H. Adams, a well known merchant
D . Wise Try him lor bridge work, of marked intelligence. She possessed a
of Forest Grove, while on a business trip
mid you will see w by we apeak so highly strong, well stored mind and had Imth
the ability and courage* to think for her­
MOWN.
to Kalama, learned that Planner had
of his work.
self; conseqnenty she was, while not a
been taken to the borne of his sister at
The case ot the Firemen’s Fund Insur­ j visionary theorist yet an advanced
W’oodland, and, desiring to nee him
ance Co. vs William Ol.eu came up be­
visited him nt that place on Thursday.
fore a Sheriff s Jury last Saturday. I'lie thinker on all siibjec Is, with a iiom it was
Mr Adilins, on returning to Portland
extensible object in view was to decide a pleasure to talk and associate—not s
Friday, stated that he found Pfanner 11
the ownershipnf a box of candles, which new woman by any means but an intel­
a stale of nervous pioMtialioii, hii <I l^ar-
find l>een taken in charge l>v the sheiiff
DOTY—In Tillamook. July 19, to the ing all the evidence of having passed
niider a writ of attncliioent. I*lamlifi ligent affectionate wife and mother with
tinoiigh terrible suffering.
I
Ent
one
objec
t
in
life
and
that
to
render
wife <»( C. A. Doty. a daughter.
was represented by Messrs I'lnnrr,
Willie Mr. Plain er is not considered 1
llsimlev, and May, nml Louis <»|., ii. her life a blessing to others. The funer­
in a d «nge «»uscomlitioii, it may |w some
I'l-iimantof tile property by It I Eddv. al took place from the family residence
time I a-f<»re lie will b-» able to return to
1 he lux of candles wm taken fioin Loins
Fotest Grave and face his credits is.
DIEP
Oi«< u’s store and was claimed by him on Wednesday afternoon, Rev. Corner
I tie trial occupied the greater pirl of the I of the M. E Cliurcli officiating. The
rl y. I'lie Jmy brought in a verdict for lemains were Imued in the Cemetery
Walker—In Tillamook, Ore , July 19ih
EISII LIAR’S CLUB.
Louis Olsen ns being the owner of the near town, Mr Walker and bis child
1597, M ir . Elvia C Walker, wife nf G.
(Continued from pa ge 5)
property nforesaid
leu have the profound sympathy of all
A Walker, a native of Ohio, aged 45yra while “Pull for thr Shore” mn.lr t|,Pni
in their affliction.
franlic to lute liefore the !»■»(» left them
II months and nine days.
One fellow playe<l “ A llnmlre.l fathoms
Deep" anC forthwith they hail to let out
more line One venturesome vnaa »lav-
for every yellow ticket—in
III *'In Ibe North Sea Lived a Whsle”
package SchulJntg
nml forthwith there rose from the depths
a monster whale, which, willi cavern­
ous moatli, a pproai-li«! the liont, nml the
Don t
bort, i-anipsriiiid all di».-ip:>e ire I.
silence sui-eeeded
Not a leaf
save them
something Keeps on liAiid a complete stock of Furniture, Matting, Window stir A re, dead
I, not a man atirred until Brother
else.
8hadea, Floor oil doth.
Billymnrtin not up io tell Ills englestory
A dispute at on« arise ns to whether or
Rules of contest published in Ijirgi
All kitols of Cabinet work. Turning, 8croll sowing etc. etc. done on •101 an eagle was a Hall, and lending the
•<lvert»5rment about the first and middk I
short notice.
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nweligatioii the club adjonr ned, nine
©t each month.
A4g
I
Screen doors and Windows made to order.
Idle.
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LOW
IN TILLAMOOK.
Tlxat’s _A.11 ! !
“Z" ovl
One Guess
every
hest tea.
of
send
tor
NELS
i
coupons
TELOZLLFSOISr
burniture Store and
Cabinet Shop.
Zlnow tlxe ZSest,
:
:
:
A Life Saved.
A FOND DAUGHTER WAS NIGH TO DEATH.
Frank B. Trout Tells a Reporter of How His Daughter’s
Life Was Saved. Ail Parents Should be Inter­
ested in This Harrative.
From the Evening News, Detroit, Mich.
Using as a nucleus for his investigation and looked brighter. Every one noticed
the rurnor that the life of the daughter of the change, and I bought two more boxes
Frank B. Trout, well known in Detroit, for her.
Mich., real estate circles, had been saved, a
“ When she had taken two boxes she was
reporter called on Mr. Trout at his office strong enough to leave her bed, and in less
103 Griswold Avenue. Mr. Trout showed than six months was something like herself.
some hesitancy in giving his opinion for To-day she is entirely cured, and is a big,
publication, but finally said: “Circum­ strong, healthy girl, weighing 130 pounds,
stances and a father’s love for his child and has never had a sick day since.
forced me to try Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for
“ I do not think she uses them now,
Pale People, but not until the whole medical though I always keep them in the house.
profession had exhausted their skill. At My wife and I have recommended them to
the age of fourteen we had to take our our neighbors, and sent a few to another
daughter from school owing to her health. young girl who seems to be in the same con­
Before this she had been in the best of dition ju » my daughter. Had not Dr. Wil­
health, happy and in the best of spirits. She liams’ Pink Pills saved my daughter’s life.
began to fall away and became pale and I would not recommend them to anyone. I
languid. She was so weak that she would know they do all and more than is claimed
fall flown in a faint every time she tried to for them, and I am glad to recommend them
walk unsupported. The best of physicians to the world. I know Dr. Williams’ Pink
attended her, but she continued to grow Pills for Pale People saved my daughter’s
weaker and seemed to be gradually fading life, and that is enough for me.”
away.
F. B. T rout .
“When she was fifteen she weighed only
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
ninety pounds, and the doctors said it was fourth day of March, 1897.
anamia. Several physicians said she might
R obert E. H ull , J r „ Notary Public.
outgrow it, but that it would no doubt ter­
Wayne County, Michigan.
minate in consumption. No doctor we had
Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People
could help her, and we concluded ourselves, contain, in a condensed form, all the ele­
we must lose our child, as she was growing ments necessary to give new life and rich­
weaker every day.
ness to the blood and restore shattered nerves.
“We had tried all the well-known reme­ They are also a specific for troubles peculiar
dies, and finally about a year aco I bought to females, such as suppressions, irregulari­
a box of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale ties and all forms of weakness. In men they
People and took them home. That day I effect a radical cure in all cases arising from
had read of a case about the same as mv mental worry, overwork or excesses of what­
daughter s. and decided to give them a ever nature. Pink Pills are sold in boxes
trial, though I must confess I did not (never in loose bulk) at 50 cents a box or six
have much faith. Before she had taken all boxes for $2.50, and may be had of all dni^J
of the first box we noticed a change for the gif;ts. or direct by mail from Dr. William»
Vetter. She, however, gained strength daily Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y.
Dental Notice.
I wish to give notice to my patrons
that I will beat mvTillamook office until
Aug. 1st. and from Aug. 1st to Aug. 20th
at my Nehalem office. From Aug. 20th,
here again to remain as long-
as I am
CT
kept busy. From this date on I am go­
ing to adopt a strictly cash basis in my
practice. I will give extra inducements
in the way of prices for work to induce
people to settle up at once either by
cash, orders, produce or anv thing that
I can use to pay my bills Those know-
ing themselves indebted to me will please
call ami settle as I need
to close all accounts.
Yours Truly
money, ami
W. A. wise
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