Image provided by: Tillamook County Library
About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 23, 1897)
the T illamook weekly headlight HEADLIGHT X-RAYS he next thirty days we ■oillgivf a years subscription to !he ]Peehly Oregonian with every New Subseiiption to the Headlight. Now is your time to subscribe. Dam'mg school Saturday night. W. J. May County warreills wanted. Person who desire to take dancing ]c3Sons from l’rof. Beggs will have to ap ply at once. Peisons needing dental work will .,;en9e take notice that Dr. Tatom will be ¡,1 town for one week commencing Sept. 25th. Go to Miller Bros. North Yamhill for > job picking hops, will pick until lOOfii. Motley Oft. 1. 75 ce,,,s Per every day if wanted. McIntosh & Townsend will pay the cash for (lair highe t market price in utter delivered at their factory at Tilla mook. Bring all your packed butter to Colin 4 Co. and get lode, a pound for it. I'O you dance? If so you should dance we||. Now is the time to learn mid l’rof Eeggs is the best teacher in Oregon, from whom Io take lessons. The only complete lines of school sup plies and school books carried in the city at Tillamook News Co., next door to Bank. IVANTEB—A man Incut mid split W cords of 4 foot limbs into stove wood. Apply at Letcher’s Jewelry Store. I FOR SALE OR TRADE A Woman’s Strong Constitution Wrecked, Effects of a Treacherous Diseases A Wonderful Case. fVom the bulletin, Monroe, La. Mrs. Stephen Robbins is the wife of a Pills for Pale People had effected a miracu prominent farmer living on a large and well- lous 1 cure with the same disease which a kept plantation Just at the ..lg.-,,t Monroe, neighbor t of mine had in Illinois. La. 1 hey have resided in this community • i* the 8trenfffh of this testimonial I de but two years, having moved here from Illi- • < cided at once to give the medicine a trial. I “i1»’. T . <;hau*re ,n«ble for the benefit accordingly i sent for a box of Dr. Williams’ ot Mrs. Robbins’ health, her physician» hav Pink Pills for Pale People, and gave the ing advised her that it was the only hope of pills ] a thorough trial. I did not notice any her ever regaining her lost health. ’ < change till I had tried the second box. I w“Th.ret J‘‘Hrs »go this last winter.” said was discouraged a little with the result of Mrs. Kobbins, “I was very sick with that the i first box, but knowing that I should not most treacherous disease, the grippe. I had . expect a sudden cure of such a chronic case a very severe time with it, but was able to as ; mine, I tried the second box with the re get out after being confined to my home sult i that I immediately began getting better. several weeks. I think I went out too I used five boxes of these pills and was com soon, for 1 immediately contracted a cold pletely cured, as you see me to-day, weigh and had a relapse, which is a common occur ing more than ever before.” rence with that disease. For several more As evidence of the truthfulness of her weeks I was confined to the house; and after story Mrs. Kobbins volunteered to make this I did not fully recover until recently. the following sworn statement: I was able to get out again, but I was quite “ I hereby affirm that the above statement a different woman. is every word exact and true.” “My former strong constitution was wreck- “M bs . S tephen R obbins . cd, and I was a dwindling mass of skin “Monroe, I.a., March 2, 1897.” and bones. My blood was thin and I had “ Subscribed and sworn to before me, a grown pale and sallow. My lungs were so Notary Public in and for the Parish of Winn, affected that 1 thought I was going into con | State of Louisiana, this the 2d day of March, sumption. During my illness Thad lost thirty i , 1897. A mos R. J essups , Notary Pvhlic.” pounds in weight. pounds, I tried to regain my I Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People strength and former good health by trying contain, in a condensed form, all the ele different medicines ana physicians, but noth- noth-j ments necessary to give new life and rich- ing seemed to help me. . My Mv appetite was I ness to the blood and restore shattered nerves. gone, and when I ate the food it would not j They are an unfailing specific for such dis stay ou my stomach. eases as locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis, “The only thing my physician said for me | j St. Vitus’ dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheuma to do was to take a change of climate, and on tism, nervous headache, the after effect of la his advice I came here. At first* I seemed i ' grippe, palpitation of the heart, pale and benefited, blit to my sorrow it proved to be j I sallow complexions, all forms of weakness only temporary, and in a few months I was either in male or femalp. Pink Pills are in my former condition. The color had left j sold by all dealers, or will be sent postpaid my cheeks, I had no energy, and life WM 8 on receipt of price, 50 cents a box, or six misery. I had become a burden to myself boxes for $2.50 (they are never sold m bulk and family. Finally I happened to read in lor ' bv the 100) by addressing Dr. William«1 a newspaper of how Dr. Williams’ Pink I ' Medicine Company, Schenectady’, N. Y. FirstClass County Papei farm property in Tillamook County For further information apply at the rs • Headlight Office TillamoolçLaundry and Dye ]¿ou$e. GENT’S LIST—Price. Piling............................... 25c Shirt, Plain ........................... 10c Towels.......................... 3- ShirlH, 1’. K........................ 12‘^c Napkins....................... 2l.j< Shirt Negligee................. 12l2<’ Table Clothe. . ..5 to 25« Shirts, Fancy........................ 15c Slier th............................... 5c Shirts \\ ith (’ol. <fc Cutis .15c Pillow Slips....................5 ■ (>vci Shirls............................... 10c Pillow Shiimej. .25c to |1 Night Shi 1 I k ......................... 10c Bed Spreads. . .10 to 25c Under Shirin...........................8c Rollers............................... 5c Drawers .................................... 8c Curtains, Lace.b ’c to $1 Collars.................................. 21..c Curtain*, Plain 10 to 25c Cliffs, Each.......................... 2’ »c Overalls........................... 10c Handkerchiefs......... 2’e 5c Blouses............................. 10c Socks, per pair....................... 3c Caps ...................... 5 lo 10c Neck 1 ies.................................. 5 lo 10c Gloves...............................5c Linen Coats............... 15 to 25c Ve Is..................................... 15 to 25e line of wall Cheap lumber. NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS. Tiioinpson Novce is hereby given that on the first Mon Tillamook Lumber Co. have again re hand mid duced I heir prices, and are now selling day in October. 1897, the County Hoard of Equal- low as the rough lumber at $6 00. Sized lumber ziation will attend at the oflice of the County 7.00, shiplap 7.00, pickets 1 x 3—4 feet Cle.k of Tillamook County, Oregon, in Tilla lowest. mook, Oregon, and publicly examine the as long $7.00 per thousand pickets. sessment rolls, and correct all errors in valua at Woodbury’s Facial soap for sale tion, description, or qualities of land-, lots or Sturgeon’s. other property, and all persons interested in said assessment are hereby requested to appear per Cohn & Co. are paying 15cts. at said time and place for the purpose of correct pound for packed butter. 113 any errors c hat may appear ’in their assess ments, as no errors can be corrected after the Slur- Nickle alarm clocks for sale at sitting of said board. J. S. Stephens; geon’s. I>4> You Want to Sell? County Assessor Sturgeon keeps a full supplo of drugs Considerable money is on deposit in this city for the pinchase of impeved and patent medicines. and unimproved properly within four or five miles of town . Parlies having such Window glass all sizes at Sturgeon’s GENERAL AGENT FOR i mis for sale, will do well to call at the McIntosh & Townsend will pay the H eadlight office and leave discript ions highest market price in cash for dairy of the land together with price ami butler delivered at their factory nt Tilla terms. mook . If you want anything in the paper don’t forget that Nels ketps an excellent supply on it,«1 lie sells that sellsit it at prices as Bead the new Ileiulliglit nd thin week It contains things that will interest you. For window alindes go the Racket Store. Dr.Tnlom, Hie dentist, will he in town for one week commencing Sept. 25th. Those having work done in his line will for sale sale cheap $300.00 easy terms. Also 20 acres of Tide Land adjoining town $1000 00 easy terms. M.C. Trowbridge. J. W. ATWATER, Manager. Michell Lewis á Staver Company. ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an or der issued out of the County Courlfor Tillamook County Oregon, in probate on the loth day of July I897, the undersigned was by sard court duly appointed administrator of the estate of Barnard lhiback, deceased; and all persons hav ■ngcliiims a'jninst said estate are hereby noti fied to 1 resent them to the undersigned with proper voucher at the oflfn e of W .1. May 111 Tillamook City Oregon, 'or settlement, within six months Iroin this dale. Dated July 20th 1897. J. H. Delsmau J. W. May atty, tor Adm'r. Administra tor •'A RM ING IMPLEM ENTS & M .•> CHIEN ■)Y CHEAPER THAN EVER BE.’OR? SOLD IN THIS COUHTY- The Mitchell Wagon. Owing to over-crowding and bad ventil- stion, the air of the schoolroom is often close and impure, mid teachers mid pupils frequently suffer from lung and throat troubles. To all such we would say, trv Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. BO YEARS’ C.TATION I n the C ounty C ohjitof the S tate of O re gon , FOR THE COUNTY OF TjLLAMGOK, SB. In the maker of 1 theerialeot > Citation Erne t W'yss Deceased. I Information Wanted TRADE MARKS, ’ DEStCNS, COPYRICHTS Ac. Anyone rending a sketch a..d description may quickly ascertain, free, whether an invention ,s probably patent able. Communications strictly confidential. Oldest agency for securing patent« in America. We have a Washington office. Patents taken through Munn A Co. receive epeciul notice in tlie To the unknown heirs of Ei ne <t Wyss the above named decedent greeting: In the name of the Stale of Oregon, Yon arc hereby cited nnd required to ttppe.ir in the Counlv Court of the Slate of O: ego:i, for ihe Cot n'y of Tiibuuook, nt the Court Room thereof, at 1 Eamook, In the said County, on Tuesday, the and day of November, 1*97 «1 10 o'clock in the forenoon cf that day, then and there to show cause, if any exists, why G O. Nolan, ndmiiiict ator of the above named estate, should not be granted an or<! 1 of s de of tie interest of the above named decedent Er nest Wy-w in and to the the lands in Tillamook Con-ly, Orejon, dcsciibed as follows towit: The S E l4 of the S E % of section 11 and the S »4 o the S W ««<1 the N E of S W of on !2 in T 1 N of R 7 W of the Willamette M.-.i ¡111 io 0 f on containin'! (50acres. Witntss. the Hon. W. W. Conder Judge of the County Court of tl.e State of Oiegon, for the County of Tillannok with the s< al of 1 ' Court a fixed this »3th day O S' p ember iH -. Attest; J. D- Edwards Cleik. This notic ■ is served by public it ion ' y or ler of Hou. w. W. Coad >r Jiv ge o the above warn- e l Cou.s made 0:1 tlK-131b *1») of Weptvmbcr SCIENTIFIC CMERIOAII, beautifully illustrated, largest circulation of nnv seient!*lc journal, ’veok'y. terms $3.»*i a jear; fl.50 six months. Specinn n copies and H and 160 acren of himl joining the town i of B ook on P atents sent free. Address MUNN A CO., place, Woods, |6l»0 in improvements « hi | ‘ Portland Market. 361 Breadway, New York. good house, barn, waler power shop, eight acres under wiie fence, frir.t trees As given by Allen & Lewis. and good rotidH, House '4 miles from school and I’. O. Mns! be sold for c^li WHEAT—Market, advance nominal’ at „lon.-e. Price (»5<») '""..Ire.l toS6c, Eastern Oregon; Valley, 90c ollnw . A.ldresal’.O !<■ 'X N > « 3'c Nehalem Oregon. OATS—No. 1, wlnt-', 34 to 38; grey, 33 @ Choice. rh For sale by S. J . Sturgeon. For Sale at a Bargain BARLEY—Feed,. $19 50. to 20.50 POTATOES—In good demand at4oto 450 pet sack. A Cure for Biliou** Colic Resource, Screven ( o., , Gtk— I i»:'ve * 4 of bilioiM Colic been subject to altacts (. ’s Colic, BUTTER-Store, in rolls 25 Soc per roll for several years. Chamberlain (— Choice dairy, 45 (<J 50c per roll; creamery 50 Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy iw the <3 55C per roll. only mre telief. Il n<*ts like a diami, when al One dose of it gives relief KGGS.— Choice candled 20c per doz oilier remedies fail.—G. D. Sharp. For HIDES—Dryti2'i@ 15c; green 6c to 7c. sale by S. J. Sturgeon DRIED APPI.ES— Evaporated bleached, 6 evaporated unbleached, 4^ 5C- I k the C ocstt Cocar of TutsunouCoi sty , PEARS—Sun and evftporated. 4<7£6c. S tate of O recv ON. In the mutter of the estate* DRIED PLUMS—Pities«, 5@6 c ; prunes, 4c to oi Lydia Eyn n • •Kc. deceased.? Notice 1« hereby elven, by Uv nn.l.r. Uned CHICKENS— $3.00 nt f3 50 exeentor of the last wi.l and te-tamenl of l.yl. TURKI'.YS—Live, 12c for choice. Eynon debase; to the « re lltor. of .nd t ah DUCKS—Young. $1.25 $2.50 person having cUlin,»8»t'i-‘ " d deuce , ^,„.t|.;.. .n. with then «;- DEESE—Young $2.50 @ f loc. in six month,, alter the first pnblkMiou . Second Pfand Store notice, to the said executor at 3. H Coo^r, in the« Ity Of Tilla noo«, la f.lla „okoroanty. state of Oregon _ Dated lids 14 day of September, is,.. gxeeiftor of the last «'ll1 ” •*' .memo LyoLEinou. deceas ... Co to W. E. Page’s Second Hand Store (5 ,A1 ftv ^A<jft !■ t-,.- or no pay. Call and aee me. W. L PAGE, Pripriitir, Tillamook, Oregon. "or n. t. fr« of CÀ.SNOW&CO WANTED AN I DEA thing to Latent ? Protect your ideas ; t hey rnny bring you wealth. Write JOHN wEDDEIv- BL’ItN Ac CO., Patent Attorneys, Waidaiutftun. D. O.. for tbeir IMUO prize offer. DtALER IN ini BAY CITY, OREGON WRITE FOR CIRCULARS. Tis New Hom« Sewlni! Machine Co. dimenili Villa». > aaxciM'o, C ai ~ A tlaxta , < j A. FOR SALE BY Agent. N. TH MPSON. Or®. Tillamook, 'E'ish TDar’ket' The only flagazlne on the Pacific Coast. I É 1 ft CO . ' ■ '"• •• fc A S H . Mr.TC N, O. c.>. f -V , Vf T • VT» VVW Overland Monthly Pub. Co. F am F pahci »^O. C au I Stands oq its Own l^arrit The Headlight has every week nearly twice as much home news as any other paper published in the cenaty. It is «11 home print. It has a Jine stuff of correspondents, It covers the entire county. It has a fine standing everywhere. It he tangs to no elique. > It is btead and progressive. It is able and up to date. It is also the County Official Paper It was so designated last February by the County Commissioners, who at that term passed the following or der: In the matter of selecting a news paper under the provisions of an act of the Legislature approved Feb. 2J»t 1*97- “On the 2d day of Ft b nary, 1897, It be ing a day <»i th • regular term of this court toi .’tun a y H 7 thii cause continu 'd tot .is time for filing of p.o Hs by tl e newspapers contesting herein, < «'lies oil to !>• heard and the p b -her of the Tillamook Headlight having duly fib d a err I- fi I . s' <>■ its I on title yea 1 ly nil - fcribersliving In this county, and no it .er J ub i Gier bavin 4 s> filed such l'Ht, and the Herald I’ublisl ing Co. hav eg appeared by its attorney W. L. bro k- and <xpr< ssly waived the filing o’ such list or fu. th r con test herein It is hereby ordc-icd that theTi 1 m <>k Headlight be and he - by is be’< e.etl as the newspaper pub li h d in Tillamook County,(>'.< t on, having the largest clrc l;»ii.»;i with in s.»id couuty nil 1 wherein shall be publish the proceeding- <»t the court as required by the | rovhions of an act of the Lvgtslatme of the State of Oregon, approved Feb. 21, Any other paper claiming to be ’he County Offi' ial 1 aperdoes so without shadow ot tiulhor anthoilty. No other publishes al! the county offic ial matter. Tire Headlight la Fre.1i I i»l. <4 « v y dhcrlpV' " I” their sviv’ n- Are you loud ol Clams, Crabs, Fresh, Smoked And Salt Fish? IF SO GO I O and publish « all the proceedings of the City C■ hiik I', al! ordinances an all 0IK1 lai notices. It may aave you lots of trouble and expense to know what the ordinances are and to keep inform'd on offiicial matters. The Headlight has the reputation of being one of the and it spar* ft no pairs nor expense to keep up ita reputation. We have just put in a water motor to run our presses, mid have how one of the luoM complete country offici* iu the a tate. The Headlight alno has the Finest tiofi Printing Jjubltabrf 1868. It3 literary matter represents the best thoughts of such writers ss Iljalma» I Hjorth Boyes« n, Charles Warren Sto«l- dar«l, Edith M Thomas, Joaquin Miller. Its illustrations show in the beat style the glories of the Pacific Coast. It is a pictorial lc story of the Great West. It covers the whole basin of the Pacific, including China, Japan, and Corea. You want it, so does your family. OfM Sampte Copy. •<*• f In^l. Nem'arr,. >»*. Yearly S«l»crlr'.l«>". li ««, All po.traa.ter. are .et’iorlaed to take •ubkcripttofM. Of any other newspaper, in county. And all this is spilo of the fact that other papers have been given away for nothing in order to lessen the Headlight’s circulation, The Headlight dees not need to beg fc>t people to take it or plead a chance to enter their homes as a special favor as a premium given fofr something else. It is a ligitimate newspaper, and it Begt Local papety in Oregon Collactions Rece./e Csiaful and Prompt Attention. Do no* be d«*lved by Alhjrfni? adrrrfJjeaBjnt« and think you can get the bttst made, finert Cni’.i and MOST POPULAR 8EW1NC MACWIMS for a mere eon?. Buy from reliable manufec tuim that have trained a reputation by h*vn. rt ar< rqnnro v’ — h’wr. Ther" 1« none tn the wnr 4 Hat run In • n-trurt.on. dnrabCl’y p,r-. r-f Hnl-h. b-.»ty in w or Lae U many improvement* ae t».e PEW HOM*. The Headlight is the oldest paper published In the county, and has done more to advertise the county and call attention to all its various resourcesand interest capital in its development than all other news papers combi ied. It h is never failed to do all in its power for the good of the country. In return for this the people of the county have bestowed upon it a most generous patronage. The Headlight has to- Blckhcrric* for Sali- Mr»*. Bri. Tiirimr I»..» evetgie» n b’m k- bri rirM jor wit Ir «it In*» place in PltHBHIit W iley, Opponile Dr. Milin plm e. g .B d ]'! obtained and sil P-t- - « Han Iley & Handley Aitarne. s : ut estate u b n ¡Lt goods of any value and pay cash in the I also repair Boot, and Shoes and sewing Machines and warrant a good job 1 nr S»!* Thirtvflve n tch <4 fine I ott >n» litn<! on W i I moii river. Will $irow »riy tl inr Well trit'iuled. T hiih cphv tniil l'ii- ch.iser. Inquire at tliiH office. 71 Ui To Cure Constipation Forever. Take Casenrets Candv Cuthurtiu. luc or 25c. If C. C. C. fall to cure, druggists refund money. CAA»***/«1 or exchange other goods for same. I keep a full line of 8tove«, Sewing Machines, Lamps, Tinware, Crock C. A. Bailey. i\ i G E R i for bargains in all kind, of Second Hand goods. I buy all kinds of *ry, Carpets and everything line of second hand goods, ADMINISTRATOR S FIN* I. ACCOUNT Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has filed in the Ciuuty CoUrtof I'illamook Coun ty State ol O.egon his final account as admin- i trator of the partnership of Claude Thayer and G. Gabrielsen deceased ami the Couit ha ; appointed Tuesday November and 1897 «t !oo’< lock in the forenoon for the hearing of objections to said account and the settlement thereof. Chínele Thayer Adm! nisli a tor. Handley 8 l HaivUey Attorn-ys for estate EXPE h IENC u Information is wanted concerning For coughs, colds, weak lungs and bron whereabouts of a man named William J. chial troubles no other remedy can com Stretch. He came Io Tillamook from pare with it. Says A. C. Freed, Supt. Smith Bend Washington about three of schools, Prairie Depot, Ohio: “Hav years ago. Hti is about 60 years of age, ing some knowledge of the efficacy of and is a limber cruiser by trade, Per- Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, I have sons sending information to this office no hesitation in recommending it to ah will be rewarded lor their trouble. tfr who suffer from coughs, long troubes, etc.’’ Exira charges irsr- P rice '’, by the DOzi N— When ft wa-hins contains two dozen or niarj, 50 cts p • <t>z; onedorcn, all big pieces, $1.00; otic dozen, big and small, 75 c-n - No ghirts, s'.irl waiits or ski ts allowed by the dozen; they must go at list prices. Washing, washed and dried, 20, cts pjrdozen; washing dried and starched, 30 cents per dozen Yu must not expect to serd in all your big puces and get them done at list prices, li you stud in your big p.ec.s, only, we will have to charge you more. p. M. Lamb Tillamook, Ore please take notice mid call in time. Dresses .................... 25 to 50» Jnder Vests......................... 10 dght Dresses.............. 10 lo e5. 'Itemises....................... 10 to 25>' Drawers..........................10 to 25c Comhiisalion Suits............15c ¡Skirls........................... : 0 io 5 )c W’ai't- ..................... 10 10 1&C Shiit Waists................ lo lo 25c ¡Wrappers...................25 to 50c Sacqties ...................... l5h»50c Stockings ................................ 5.' Aprons............................ 5 10 15c Cape (’<»1 la is .............. 5 to 15c i ’hemisettes........................... 15c Lillies........................... 5 lo 1 c I Binnkels..................... 25 io 75c Dyeing, cleaning and repairing, pressing and creasing. for work one on short notice. Terms, C. O. 1>. F. M. LAMB, Town property in Tillamook, consist ing of house, Barn and acre of land, A paper co. t lining all the county Hews, and in every way in touch whith alitile varied industries and interests of the county. Such a paper is that is the ----- L. fi CHIPMAN’S Market os W«t Main SI «’. Oppmli. Alderman Hotel Buttai».. U A. CHIPMAN. Proprietor office west Of Portland. We have all the appliances needed and there is nothing in the line of Job printing that we cannot do just as well as you can g’-t It don* in Portland. We have no ©»inpetition in this county in job work as no other offi :e is pre pared to do good work. Our Work Tells for itself. C qujc and gc it and you wiU be convinced. £lte ^enMight.
