Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, September 16, 1897, Image 3

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general news .
Conveyed In Short and Pithy
Paragraphs.
loMof appetite
Dr. Darrin lias »" f«r
WILL STAY WITH US' i-uied
kiln that we can see 110 traces of
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either conipliiiiit
A Kush of Business Causes Dr.
Darrin to Pospone Leaving
Until October rst.
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KANSAS CITY, Sept. 8 —A »|iecinl to
the Time» from Etnp ria, Ksn , says:
One of the worst wrecks in the history
0, the Santa Fe ruilroail cccnrred tin« e
miles east of here at 7:30 toniglit Ten
or ]1 persons were killed, and as niAny
more were badly hurt.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 8—A World dis-
patch from London aays:
A panic i» spreading through It eland
over the terrible prospect of the appar­
ently complete failure of the harvest. Re­
ports from 110 parish president from
counties Clare, Cork, Kerry, Lintericli,
Tipperary, Antrim, Armagh, Cavan,
Deity, Donegal, Down, Fermanagh,
Monoghan and Tyrone nil tell lite same
piteous story of ruined crops, impending
destitution and famine. Blight has
evetynhere in whole or partly destroyed
potatoes, while oats, which is the next
most essential crop to an Irish farmer,
have been baited down by incessant
rainsand practically destroyed.
WEEKLY HEADLIGHT
PHYSICIANS BAFFLED
tlEUEO Flit til »El TIE (HU
EUREKA, Cal.. Sept. 8 —The iiewn
by the steamer National City, front St.
jiii liaels, corroborates all that hag been
said of the prospect» of short rations in
the gold diggings of the upper river dur­
ing the winter.
Six thousand men in the mines nlioiit
P hwsoii City is the entiniate of Ralston,
who cstne down with F. L. Leonard, of
Nanaiuio, and R. B. Lamb, of Port­
land The supply of the necessities of
life Io feed these men, lie »ays, is totally
insufficient. In fact, he estimates that
the »tore« will be exhausted before the
winter is half over, when the famine
will be on in earnest, especially as the
number of men in the country will be
greatly augmented by late arrivals over
the passes.
TILLAMOOK-
Hartsville College, Cured of a Severe Illness by
Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pile People
after Physicians Failed.
Mr. Ktlilor—I notice hy your paper
Hint Dr. Dai rii* has ni i ivxl in Aatoiia
I w iah to .title to the public » hat he did
f .r tny daughter eight years sgo. Fortt
longtime she had l>*en sorely nfTicted
with long trouble, general debility, nell-
rnlgiaofthe heart «ini si le
We i-on-
sidered her ease II ipeloss, an I aa M Iasi
resort took her to P >rtl imi mt I placed
her tin ler Dr D irriti’» electric treat­
ment. She nt once emiimenee.l to im-
piovenn.l in a few weeka was perfectly
cured, ami remitme<l so to ibis day. My
wife was alati successfulIv treated for
heart ti olitile
I will be gltt l to answ er
any questions, and can Ite seen in Port­
land, where I have resided for the pas.
nine months.
Ct. irk E. G ariineh .
(Aatorian.)
Dr. Danin, the emin nt physician end
Hpeciuli»t, at the request of many frien Is
mid the great iiileie»! »hown by th«* suff­
ering anti Hill rltd, It is consented to shiy
with us until Oct »l»er 1. T ie truly
woiid^iful cures he haw accomplished ai*
being teal died to hy u host of atti cted
sufferers who can be Keen him ! coiisiilte I
on ibu mi: m < nious cures in their behalf.
IttShiifeto sty that no »p cialist baa
attained the prominence <>f Dr. Darrin in
this country, and he cannot help hut
meet with grand »wee«».
Those who arc di-|»nsed tn doubt hr.
Darrin’s cure?, will have their doiitita
shaken on reading cu b from Mis Cap­
tain M. D. Staples of Astoria and Mr.
Claik E Gardner of Po* tlaml, Mr.
Gardner is a man well mid favorably
known tn all «nil reailere, he having re­
sided in Stella, Oregon, for a long tone
His case will go fur to eMtablish the skill
of Dr. Danin now slopping al the O ci
dent hotel, Astoria, and Mrs. Staples is
known to all.
SV .m (A, KspuUtsan, Columbus. I nd.
n”™“.
able- instructor
Primary medicinea «pending almoat fifty
nf* lB lhe fiuuou. Hartsville
(Ind.,)Colhgk, Is w.U aad favorably known' dollar» for these medicines alone. I than suc­
talrTfL." *"
but a1»" “ » min- cumbed to a siege of the grip in the middle
IWer r of the goop«)
go.p.1 ax
a. f for
year, of winter, and was left in a much worse con-
of a number of years
he WM
nmtnr rM°LL ek«
H..1.-U
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kidneys were fearfhUy dis­
wfX°
keBrHhren
church
at CL
harlotta, Mich., before coming to Haru- ordered, and my digestion became very poez.
ville.
---------------- 1 was indeed in a bad condition.
“A minister in conference learning pf my
advised me to try Dr. Williams’
rink Pills for Pale People.
I had heard
muoh about the woudetftil curative powers
of this medicine but it was with reluctance
that I was finally persuaded to try it, as it
Msni^l that nothing could do me anv good
However, I procured three boxes of pills and
took them strlctlv according to directions.
By the tint, the last dos. was taken I was
almost cured, and in Utter health than I
h*'J h*'1» for y«*™. I continued using the
pills awhile longer and waa entirely cured.
I can cheerfully recommend Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills for Pale People.”
Such was Professor Bowman’s wnnderfol
store which wm further endorsed by the fol­
lowing affidavit
, „ H abtbville , Ind., March 1«, 1897.
I affirm that the above accords with th»
facts in my case.
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R- 8. B owmam .
F»OF. B. A. BOWK AM.
Hubscnbwl and sworn to before me thia
Some time age he had a severe illne« t«th day of March, 1897.
MRS. STAPLES* CAliD
whieh vm eurtd almoet mtraculouely. A
L tmah J. Sct-DDIR, Jtoiaru PubHo.
reporter hearing of thia, interriewed him re­ S tate or
0F I ndiana , ss
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Astoria, Oregon, Sept 6
garding hie experience. Prof. Bowman wm
Dr. Williams'
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VilUams- Pink Pilla for Paia People
Mr Editor—I hold 11 to be a duly I«»
in the midst of his work when the reporter contain all the element.
neoMMrv
dementa n
«meare to gire new
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ff__
r-. shat
a . ­ tell what l>r. D.trtin has done lor my
oalied, but he cheerfully gave him a hear­ life and riehneea to the KI
blood
rretore
ing.
tergd nervM.
nervm. They are sold in
boxes (never
(t
tered
iu boge.
boy. Fora long lime he I imh been badly
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A. year ago iMt fall/’ »aid the professor, in l.MMe form, by the d»zen or hundred)
“ I broke down with nervous exhaustion, cents a boi or six boxe. for M Sb, and may
afflicted with a disagieeable catarrh and
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and was unable to properly attend to my had of all druggists or directly
by M.w..
mail «•
foot
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.mi
duties. I tried different physicians but with Dr. Williams’ Medicine
Scheue
ledicine Company, Schenec-
no relief, and alstueed many different pro- tady, N.Y.
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Cheap lumber.
Mrs. M . D. Staples.
MB Ct. ARK B U t BUM KB*» CAHII.
New skiff with 2 pairs of oars and oar
THIamook Lumber Co. have again re­
duced their prices, «ml are now selling locks and sail, will carry 6 persons
rough lumber at $6 00. Sized lumber will sell or trade for a gold mine in Klon-
7.00, shiplap 7 .00, picket» I x 3—4 feet
dikeor any tiling else of value that ...........
1 can
long $7.00 per thousand pickets.
use.
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C h Reynolds
For Sale.
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Dr. Darrin makes a specialty of all dis­
eases of the eye, ear, nose, throat, cal
arrli, deafness, bronchitis, la grippe, co •
siimplimi, dyspepsia, contipalioil, henrl,
liver ami kidney diseases.
Ile permanently cures till diseases of
lhe gen 1 to urinary organs in either s. x
All peculiar female troubles nre cun li­
■leiitiallv treated, as well as amie,
chronic, private ami nervous diseases,
in men or women of whatever nature il
iirnble. No cases taken if not.
Most cases can be ties led at liouo
nfiei one visit to the doctor’» office
Imsinesn relation» with Dr. Darrin
strictly cmiHdential.
miuiiiuur
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G ENT'S LIST—Price,
( Panis.............. . ......... 25- DrcMhes .................
! Shirt,
............ Plain
...... 1..........................
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10c Towels............ ............ 3
'n-ler Venia .. ..
j Shirts, 1’. K .................. 12,‘4 c Napkins........ ...21,
ighl Dirs-e«..........
1 Shirt Negligee...............1213« Table Cloths. . ..5 lo25 I Iieini»es................
Lhjrt9i F*I1(*...................
1 Sliei ta.............. .......... 5<
I Ira wer»..................
I Shirt» with Col. <St Cuffs .15c l’illuv; Slip». .
5 ’uiiibitiHiioii Sun.«,
220 acres, 6 miles east of thin place,
Pill-'W Simin» 25c lofi [.S kii I h ............................
Over Shirts....
ADMINISTRATORS notice .
on Trask liver, rich soil. Most bet-ash.
Be«I Spreads. . 10 to 25c I ' ii‘»t-...................
i Night Shirt» . .
Dancing school Saturday night.
S. C Foster. Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an or­ ' Under Shirt» .
Kul 1er».......... . ... 5c 'shill Wafat»..........
der issued out of the County Courtfor Tilliimook
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’urtaiiiH, Mee 5Jr to $1 i A üippei»...............
Drawers
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County Oregon, in probate on the 10th day of
County warrant» wauled. W. J. May
Curtain«, Plain 10 Lo 26c ¡Sacqne» ..................
July I897. the undersigned was by said court Collari.............
Uvera 11». ..
... 10.- ’'tu.-king» ......... . ,
Parson who desire to take dancing
duly appointed administrator of the estate of Cuffs, Eucli....
Blwiine». . . .
........10c I H“"n-..................
Considerable money is on deposit in
Handkerchief»
lessons from Prof. Beggs will have to ap­ this city for the purchase of impoved Barnard Bub&ck, deceased: and all persons hav Sock», per pair
C h i ►»............
5 to 10t- Cape t olhir» ........
ingclaims against said estate are hereby noti­
ply at once.
(Bove»
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........5- k’lipiiii>ettp»..........
and unimproved property within four or fied to present them to the undersigned with I Necktie»..........
! l idie«...................... .
five miles of town . Partieshaving »uch proper voucher at the office of W. .1. May in Linen Cunt».. .
Persons needing dental work will imitls for «ale, will do well to call at the
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Tillamook City Oregon, for settlement, within
piense take notice that Dr. Tatom will be H eadlight office and leave discriptions six months from this date.
Dyeing, cleniiiiig mid repairing, preHsing mid creiiHing. Ex I l it eliurge*
in town for one week commencing Sept. of the land together with price and Dated July 20th 1897.
J. B. De1«:uan
terms.
,
tor
wtii-k tine on uliort noUc«-. Term», C. O. 1).
Administra
tor
J. W. May atty, for Adin’r.
25th.
Mr. Shanahan, who has been tuning
pianos here in town, w ill leave on the
ties tripof the steamer Harrison and
those alio desire work done had belter
see him at once. Mr. Shanahan lias
done work for the proprietors of the
Headlight , ami we take pleasure in re­
commending him ns a strictly first class
tuner. Orders can le left here ut the
Headlight office.
Town property in Tillamook, consist­
ing of house, Barn and
acre of land,
for »ale sale cheap $300.00 eaay lerins
Also 20 acres of Tide Land adjoining
town $1000 00 easy terms.
Al. C. Trowbridge.
Do You Want Hose?
If so please remember that J. E. Ttil­
de keep an excellent supply of all kind»
For a good cot set ask for the H A S at jofcotton hose rubber I’ued, «ml rubber
hose wound with wire. Our prices are
the Racket Store.
ust right.
Go to Miller Bros. North Yamhill for
long job picking hops, will pick until
Information Wanted
Oct. 1. 75 cent« per 100B>. Money
Inforniation is wanted concerning the
every day if wanted.
whereabouts of a man named William J.
McIntosh & Townsend wilt pay the
Stretch. He came Io Tillamook from
highest market price ill chs I i for dair Smith Berni Washington about three
utter delivered at their factory at Tilla­ years ago. He is about 00 years oi
mook.
and is a timber cruiser by trade,
Bring all your packed butter to Cohn sons »ending information to this office
will be rewarded lor their trouble.
4 Co. and get lóete, a pound for it.
Do yon dance? If so you should dance
For Sale at a Bargain
well. Now is the time to learn iiml 1’rof
160
acres
of htiitl joining ‘he tow" ol
Begg« is the best teacher iu Oregon, from
Woods, $600 in improvement« "it pbtee,
whom Io take lesson a
good house, burn, witter power shop,
' r wire fence, fruit trees
A full line of school brooks and school
House *4 miles from
supplies al Littiib,»
If
Must l>e sold for cash
($500) five hundred
Fur table linen, toweling, stationery, nt owe.
ollttrs . Address P. 0 Box No 83
go to the Racket Store.
Nehalem Oregon.
The only complete lines of school sup­
Wanted.
plies and school liooks carried in the city
lOcordsof spruce limbs. Apply at
at Tillamook News Co., next door to
Bank.
If this office.
Ajr.niy, m I ioii M be iron gray in color,
pay
the
Milntosh & Townsend will
and weigh 850 or 900 pounds.
highest market prick in cash for dairy
Apply «1 this office.
butter delivered at their factory at Tilla­
mook.
£*-1- ricks , bv thb dozkm — When it wa.hinK contains tw » .fosen or more, so cts p >r «lot,
one dosetl, atl big piece«.
one dozen, big and small, 7s cents
No shirts, shirt w lists or
GUARDIAN’S SALE.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an skirts allowed br the dozen: the>- most go at list prices. Washing, washed and dried, Zosels
Vou most not expect to send
order of the Hon. County Court of Tilliimook per dozen; washing dr.ed and starched, 30 cents per dozen
County State of Oregon duly made on the 19th in all your big pieces and get them done at list prices. If you send in your big piec.s, only,
we
will
have
to
charge
you
more.
d»y of July 1897 authorizing me a« Guardian of
he estate of Ethel Johnson, a minor, to sell the
real property of said minor herein after des­
cribed. I will on and after the 4th daj of Sept­
ember 1897 offer for sale to the highest and best
bidder the lands in Tillamook Comity Oregon
CITATION
belonging to the estate of the aforesaid nitnoi
»ng« Notice.
Tw the C ounty C ourt ok the S tate of O re
and known and described as the S E 1, of the
All
persons
<le»iring
to find good
S W«4 and the S W of the 8 K ’¿of Sec 13 »»»>’1 GON, FOR THK COUNTY OF TlLI.AMOOK, SS.
puMtuiHge for liorHCH uinl ch Ite, will do
Iii the matter of 1
the N K -¿of the N W >4 and the N W % of lhe
vwll io sei» me about it. rriieareas
N E % of See 24 In T 2 SR 10 W of the Wiliam I lhe estate of
Ernest WysH
> Citation
billow»
bur yearling 15c per month,
ette Miudian containing 160 acres more or less.
Deceased.
2 yvnr old i0c, 3 venr old 25c. Hur^e«
Terms of Sale Cash or one half credit if de 1
sired, conveyances to be made al the expense of j To the unknown heirs of Ernest Wyss the $ I .Oil |ier month . The pHMlure is oil the
l»renii»»‘H oi C. E. Thaiei, an I i» on tide
purchaser.
al>ove named decedent greeting:
land. 1 n ill not I»«* re-ponNible for any
Alma S Johnson
In the name of the Mate of Oregon,
lo»t stfx k
Pm* ie» «le»iring to pUHlme
Guardian.
You are hereby cited mi 1 required to appear
«lock on the al)i>v«* piemict*» mm»l imike
in the County Court of the State of Oregon, for
irrMngeiiienlK with me before putting on
the County of Tillrmook, at th.» Court Room
I heir stock
thereof, nt Tillamook, in the aaid County, on
<". A.
Tne.-day, the and day of November, 1 «97 at 10
I o’clock in the forenoon of that day, then ami
j there to show cause, if uny exists, why G. o.
Nolan, adn.ii.irt ator of the ab rve name.I estate,
Pnirie. Any
should not be granted an ord of site of the
A. G . Ander-
I interest of the above named decedent Ertied
Wyss in and to the the latt Is in Till 1 nook
' Courty, Oreg >11. described is fjllow« towit:
The S F. of the SEX of section 11 and the S
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X of Hie S W X ««»d the N F. *4 of S W ', of
section i2 in T 1 N of R 7 W of the Willamette
' thing
Meridian in Oregon rontahilii r 16) .acre«.
pii.l i O’-
Witness, the lion, W. W. Conder
71541
Judge of the Co inty Court of the
State of Oregon, for the County
of Tillam »ok with the seal of
BUkbsrriMffjr ¡Ule
RiddCourt affixed this 13th day
\|r«. IU11 Tuen »r !•** ev»*»k»wii L »i k-
of St p ember 18 7.
Attest: J. D. Edwards Cletk Ire-irie-K |<H K»l»* »ll IlHf plllruill l*l«'Hf«:nit
This notice is served by public tti ni l»y order V..II»), upjwwile l)r. Mill« piare.
of Hon. W. W. Condor Judge of the above nam­
ed Court made 011 the 13th day of September
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of nome simple
Handley & Hundley
Attorneys (or estate.
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J. W. ATWATER, Manager.
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WANTED-AN IDEA
Bt'HN' A CO.. I'elent Attorney., W»«hlngton.
Get Your Piano Tuned
line of wall
FC Shatiitlian, |>i»no ,u"er fro'" 11 e
Tnompson Wiley B. Allen Co. ofl’ortlsitd, si-'own
hand and prepared to <lo tiny " Otk in In» I"»«-
low as the l>,irtie»de»irii>gtbeirpi»i>o»tn"e.l or tiny
tepsirs ttistle to litem cmi "ee bun at
Mrs Willinm"’ I’HRtnliiig1""«'” |K"V’’
Woodbury'» Facial soap for stile Hl
orders st lhe H eadlight . Hi**.
8tnrgeon’a.
|3 00. Repuiriog charged for »ce.tr.liug
per to amount of work .lone.
C0I111AC0 are paying lóets.
pound for packed butler.
H yon want anything in the
paper don’t forget that Neh
keeps an excellent supply on
that he sells it at prices as
lowest.
SslrURCtioo.C»:- ATtzrtz.Óí.
ron bah BY
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N. TH
MPSON.
Tillamook,
Kesri the new Headlight nd tl '» week
It contains things that will interest j OU.
for window shades go Hie
Store
Monthly»
Stur­
Resource, Bcrevet. Co., Os.- I >>«£
beet, subject to alUct. of b.boua> che
for several years. Cband*erl..m.Co£
No-To-Bac for gale at Sturgeon's.
Cholar«.nd Diarrhoea Remedy »11«
Sturgeon keeps a full stipplo of drugs only sure relief. It acts like a . b»rm
UII'J
•nd patent medicines.
One dose of it gives relief
other remedies fail.— O. D Sharp. For
Window glass all »ires nt Sturgeon’s
»ale by S. J.
McIntosh A Townsend will pay the
niftiest market price in rash for dai'y
NOTICE TO TAX PA\ EKS.
butter delivered at their factory at Tilla­ Notice is heiehy
^"Xdof
mook .
Racket
Dr. Tatom, the dentist, will Ire in town
one week commencing Sept. 25th.
Tlwwe having work done in Iris line will
please take notice and call in time.
If yon want a good county paper
•Ire HeADLioHT.
tak I
d.y lu Octohrr. l»97. ,h*i
^,hr ,
zUllon will
»• >"« »'' ' ±,'b „ T,
Clerk of Till.mO'U < our.t, 1 rr*»"
Cierx ut
. exannne the a»
moot. Oregon. —trrnr.
,.ta
wssment rolls, «"<*
, f lend , l"t’
tRio. descrlpti""
in
other properl)■. »"•>
eppMt
ew«»nien« »■
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irprwi oj correct
.t Mid tiinr «»J P'»« (
,brir ,.w
„.nr error«
"J J^rmted
ments a.M-rror.
be «
«tting of Mid lu-rd
g(epl)fM.
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County AMe-er
Ore.
Overland
A care for Bilious Colic
Nickle alarm clocks for sale at
geon’s.
Agent.
porreo
gQUCTtlll 1111111.
ADMINISTRATOR 4 FIN* I. ACCOUNT
D. C.. for their »13« prlxo otter.
1 Notice i« hereby give i that the tt«tderxixne<l j
I has filed in the Ccunty C» i tof f lllamook C >un- I
| ty State of Oregon hl« final accmui t a« a Iniin-
•NÖ93HO ‘AHO AV8
• Ulraior of the partnership of Claude Thayer
and G. Gabrielsen deaeaaed ami the Court
uoquany icíluojj
' ha* appointed Tiieadny November and 1877 at
pu® ¡npJCJ »/*
®UOU3»||O3
I 10o’eluCk in the forenoon for the hearing of
objections to »aid account and the setilement
thereof.
Claude Thayer
Ml M11V1Q
Admiiii ‘trator.
Hin<1 ley & Hendley
Attorneys for estate
Iimh put afiuiqok]
To Cure
Forever.
Take C «curéis < -miv Cathartic. 10c < r We.
If C. C. C. fail to cure. (Iriiggi«u$ r» fund muticy.
Its literary matter represents the best
thoughts of such writers as Hjslmar
TG^rth Bovesen, Charles Warren Stod-
dar-C Edith M. Tho.n,“’ JO,*.'’“^“rtyle
Its illustrations show tn the best style
♦h*» crlnri«»» of the Pacific Coast.
‘E’izh TOarkef
their
Rsaalvsr.
MARLIN 1
r RE iPEATIb
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Msst M i Sir« and pr»grsas«ve
For caulorM or loronaMtoo wrtto to
THE MARLIN FIRE ARMA CO.
... F..W5WOO. C.U
A paper containing ail the county
news, and iu every way iu touch
whith all the varied industries and
interests of the county. Such a
paper is that is the
The Headlight is the oldest paper
published la the ceudty, and has
done more to advertise the county
and call attention to all its various
resources and interest capital in its
development than all other news­
papers cohgbined. It Bis never
failed to do all in its power for the
good of the country. In return (or
this the people of the county have
bestowed upon it a most generous
patronage. The Headlight has to-
Of say other ueWlps^r , in
county. Aua.sU this is ■piteo! the
fact that other patwr. have been
given away f.r,nothing in order to
lessen the Headlight's circulation,
The Headlight does sot need to beg
fot
people to take It or pt^ad
a chance to eater their homes M a
specis'Isvor aaa premium »tree lot-
something else. Il is a llgitimate
newspaper, and it
gtsndjl oq iti Otta tyMÄ
The ■ealUght has every week
«early twice as muck kame news as
any ether paper published in the
caunty.
ft is all home pint,
ft has a fine staff of correspondents
ft covers the entire county,
ft has afine standing everywhere
ft belongs to no clique
■ ft is bread and progressive,
ft is able and up to date,
ft is also the
County Official Paper
It wax xo de wig naled last February
by the County CoMtniixaionei a, who
at that term paaaed the following or­
der:
In the Matter of aelectin/ n news­
paper under the provision* of an act
of the Legislature approved Feb. list
IM7-
“On the ad day of Ft b nary, 1897 it be­
ing a day of the regular term of thia
court foi Januaiy t%7. thin cause
continued to t iiw time for filing of
pin>f* by tl e newspapers contesting
herein, < omea on to be heard aiul
the p b -her of the Tillamook
Headlight having duly filed a certi­
fied 1 * o' it« bon fide yearly *ui-
rvriberaliving iu thia county, and
no 11 icr pub i her bavin4 *0 filed
Kuch Pat, and the Herald I’ubiiahing
Co. having appeared by its attorney
W. I.. Brook« and « xpreaaly waive d
the filing of such lint or hi»* th er con­
tent herein it la hereby ordered that
theTill m<x>k Headlight be and he.v-
by is »elected as the newspaper pub
li-bed in Tillamook County,Oregon,
having the largest circulation with­
in said county and wherein shall be
publish the proceeding« of the court
aa required by the provisions of an
act of the Legislature of the State of
Oregon, approved Feb. 21, 1891.”
Any other paper claiming to be the
County Official paper doe« »0 without
shadow of ti utho: authority. No
other publishes all the county offic­
ial flatter. The Headlight la
The City Official P
and publishes all the proceedings of
the City Con nd*, nil ordinance« an
all official notices. It may save you
Jots of trouble and expense to kn«w
what the ordinances are and to keep
In Term<don offiictal matters. The
Headlight has the reputation of being
one of the
and it aparea no pains nor expense
to keep up its reputation. We have
just put in a water motor to run
presses, and have now one of
most complete country office ■ in
state. The Meadlight also has
n in
Are you funJ of
office west of Pertlsud. We have all
the appliances needed and there is
nothingin the line of Job printing
that we cannot do just ss well as you
can get It done In Portland. We
have no competition in this county
in Job work as no other office is pre­
pared to do good work.
Fresh Fish of ev*ry dierript
T"P
Overland Monthly Pub. Co.
FirstClass Ceunty Paper
.Fingst 4oB Printing
To Cure Constipation Foravar.
Take CiMcarets Candv Cathartic. 10c or 25c.
It a C. c. fall to cure, druggists refund money.
The only Hagazlne on the
Pacific Coast.
owz ^ hsc ^,.-
living in Tillamook County or who
has property located here wauls a
‘U30IN M T
Pztablisbed
family.
EVERYBODY
kcss . hi .
Clams, Crabs,
Fresh, Smoked
And Salt Fish?
if so go 10 ^85—-
L fl. CHIPMAN’S
MarkK on West M»in Street. OxpMlte
Aiffiarman Hotel Building.
U A. CHIPMAN. Proprietor
Our Work Tells
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