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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 23, 1897)
the T illamook weekly T = IS STILI o e are not discounting our prices, as we are selling g small margin, but we are discounting the prices of others and will still sell I Boots anol ^Sßoes In this, as well as other lines, we do not limit you to O ne B rand at lower prices, quality considered, than you can get elsewhere. j but give you yoicr choice, jee carry the WOONSOCKET GOODYEAR AND BOSTON i Macintoshes and OilCItohing Clothing, Hats, Slioes ancl Kurn islii n g Goods. MY &TODD To this line ire especially call your attention- JCr can show you any thing in the line of MAC- INTOSHESfor Gents, Ba il ies, Boys and .Misses, and at prices ranging from Our I $5.00 te $20.00. Macintosh Overcoat SJJ/ÎG PROOF i TRIGR BOOTS for $12-00 is a dandy, Ladies Macintoshes He have short Boots fori Men, JI omen and Boysl _ _ _ ________ __ I RUBBERS to fit a No. 5 childs shoe to a Ao. 11 mans shoe- in Princess, Palmer, and .Military Capes are the very latest- We hare If it is a sin to be the cause of reducing the price of clothing in Tilla mook then we must plead guilty. Tlie fact that we are daily selling people clothing who had formerly bought their clothing outside of fillam )ok County mast mean somethihg; either we are sellingg > > is th it they h ive b 3311 u.iibletj bay elsewhere, or we are selling at lower prices, or a better guile ofgjils far ths same money. Does this need interpretation? We submit the ease. Oil Clothing in Towers Fish Brand and Shield Brand- & TODD, Clotliiers and Furnishers .A.ld.ciixian. S-mild.in.g' Tillarrioolz, Oregon I .'or treatment reasonable. All NOW IS THE CHANCE Charges piivate diseases confidentially treated THE W0[lDEI$ OF {ÍCIEJICE and cures guaranteed. Patients at a dis tance can becured by home treatment. Medicines and letters sent without the doctor’s name appearing. Lung Troublas and Consumption Can be Curad. OUR KLONDIKE LETTER- SkaiffJackson Writes an Interesting Leitet from. Unalaska, To Consult the Famous Dr. Darr n While He Has of On board the Humboldt steamship fices in Astoria. 7 days from Seattle—2,000 miles distance—750 miles from here to Dr. Darrin’s Btiiv in Astorii is ngniii Yukon, and then 2,000 miles fur extended to November 1 and partiel* ther up the river to Dawson C'ty . fail to Unalaska Aug. 25lh 18U7. desiring his services should not consult lliis eminent electric piiysi.imi at Arrived here at noon today after an uneventful voyage. Saw whales, ami once. The visit of Dr. Darrin to Astoria is laid one heavy blow on the night of the tilled with interest in ninny |iarti<ulais. 23. We met the Portland steamship On hisarrival lie advertised extensively with a few returning Klondike miners and the cry went up that there was some on lire23rd, only one hundred thousand catch in it- Then lie cured one case that dollars on board. We sent back mail was considered in-peless, and surprise by her. The night of the 24111 sighted was felt. After that the very worst cases the first land and volcano. The m ruing in i xisteii.'e were given him as a test by reve.ded more mountains, some of them If he cures I Ids one I will covered with snow, an Is.iw two smoking ail doublets, doubters echoed, and af- mountains, active volcinoes. These is believe it, the <1 ter treatment the patient was sound as a lands are beautiful and green. This is dollar. Then tlxy gave him another a most beautiful (own, well built, snug test case, and another, and so on with cottages, a nice wharf and a most beauti the result, lie effected a cure in nearly ful harbor. The mountains are one ov , every instance. Then tlie doctor's terri ing green Add of grass covered with the ble mall of patients began, mid the inobl beautiful wild Howers that ever Ij stream has been growing larger every »«win my life; really this is a most day, numbering some of the best people beautiful country. The Biilisli Patrol ship “Wild Sw’im” is here and I lie U. 8. ill the state. A visit Io the office of Dr. Darrin is Revenue Cutter “Corwin.” We are now certainly n cruiosity a» well as » wonder. cooling and our 300 passengers are buy Patients are carried in one day, ami after I llllilillg ing everything in t»w:i and a week’s time, instead of being carried wild over the hills. The Irest business there, they walk inspiiglitly ns young that I heard of is to lease a large boys. Wlmt there is about him is cer island from ilie U. 8. government which tainly mysterious, fw lie lias performed can be done for $100 and g » into raising blue foxes. Theie are several parties most wonderful cure.«, as the testimon lit the business now ami doing well. ials we have heretofore published have ell I will not go into the business un proved As a further proof we add tlie til 1 till my runs cans with golil gobi Tomorrow «e start north across Behling sea for follow ing caul: CllBD FROM A FINXISII FIT1KXT. the mouth of the Yukon river. For the benefit of friends niy Finnish Give my treat love an I reirirHs to nil luy friends. 1 niiiv n >t lie alite to countrymen, 1 wish to say I have taken write soon again. Go*»d liyeall. Dr. Darrin's electric treatment for neu From Yours Tmly ralgia in the heart, chest and lungs, I J. II. Jackson. can truthfully say lie has cured me, and An Emfnennt Now York Chemist and scientist Makes a Free Offer to our Readers CLASSIFIED ASSESSMENTS W At the last ansion of the Grund Lodge A. O. U. W., llif’ie was adopted what is known as the classified assessment plan, dividing the membership into group« or classes of five years each and charging each class mortality rates of ¡Is class Expectancy based upon the American Tables. The membership advancing Irani one class to lite other until they reach their fiftieth birthday when (lie rate remains level thereafter, giving pro- lection at current cost. The Oregon (»rand Lodge also provided for reducing the number of asse-sments upon tnem- bers ov«t fifty years of age who have been con tin iiouely in the order for twen ty years thereby reducing the cost to the old man when his earning power decreases. This plan wlis evolved after much thought, covering months of care ful deliberation by some of the brightest mines in the United States. There were fifly-f nr deaths in Oregon last year, calling $108,000. Had the classified been in force seven atiOM- ments would have produced $109,060 which would have paid the deaths and left over $1,600 in the treasury, The cost per thousand dollars would have been as follows: Ages 18 to 24 «4 20 |>< t Riiniini >» »» 25 ” 29 4.56 ” ft /» 30 ” 34 5.< 4 ’’ ff ft 6.81 ’’ 35 ” 3.) ft 7.07 ” 40 ’’ 44 rt 11 9 17 ” 45 ” 49 »» it ver 12.46 50 rni.l And this after the Oregon Grami Lodge lias been doing bnsifies.« for nearly twen ty years, which «penis v<i|nm*»s for the care that has been exercised in the risks that have been taken Under 'lie new plan s renewal <«f ii.terest can I r * wen ill the lodges, ami at Tillamook where the (»rand Lecturer of the order hasju«t vis ited . fifteen new iipplicafions w.-re re ceiveil, ages ranging from 19 to 43 years Thi- pl hi is a radical dvpirture from the I tea ten p«lhs of co-ojHT.iliv^ oiganzt tiont, and the result will lx* watched with interest by m H. Font teen Grund Jurisdictions have already a<!opfed lliis plan an<l the results are eminently sati«- U< t ry, California initiating over 4 hp men in last year, the aversg* age <» which was®years, ami New York rti; • lung into the the thonsainh with mu average age of 28 years. Th#» A O. t’. W has the larg'-t membership of any « ie’y in Oregon ami we will ei - deavor tvgive oar rea<le»w the result < f the change from lime to time as the work 1 most cheerfully recommend bis new The interiors of one thousand of the cure try electricity. I have resided in >R<>Mt sttiactive homes in the United States have been photographed by The Astoria for ten years. llEXRV M IKEH. Ladies’Home Join na|. Onehundred of the best of these pictures n ill be repro Thrrmgli the urgent request of many of duced in that mag zine. The tint arti- our moat prominent cilixens in Astoria eie of the series—“Insili* of h Hundred lloines’’—uillnppear in the October and surrounding country Dr. Darrin has •ionrnal. lk>d-<ha tn tiers, reception am, consented to remain another month— •lining rooms, halh-rnoiiis, Irills ii»<l until Noieiiil-r 1—andean l>e consulted Apartments of e voi v kin I will Is* p’ct tired daily at tlieOeci-lenUl h del, Astoria, ju«tANthrv are 111 daily u e. Every Woman is interested in taking •• |>eep in- where he »rente lite poor free except for tothemofit atlrnclivc h< me« in the land medicines, from 9to 10 a. nt daily. Those to see how they are furnished and a’“ able to pay. from 10 a. m to 5 p. m ; ranged. She w ants to get practical hints evenings " t"8- -'H '■hrouic dis a-e>, and new ideas for iiirni-*hiiig her own. f he houses photographed by the Journal blood Uinta, loss of vital |aiwer a- I are those occupied by |«era.ns of nuxler- early indiw retioii« |>etmmieritly cured, ate income. Tlieir interior ariniigeiiieiit though no reference’me ever made tn allows wlmt pei feet taste òhi accomplish the pres» concerning s'<ch cases, owing with « little money and the touch of a to the delicacy of the petient. Fx imin- * 'man’s deft fingers. Homes in every •late in the Union—from Main toCali- alions free !o all, and cin-nlara mi I rpies- i°rnia—were photographed for the Jour- I tion blanks will be sent to any ad.bess goes on. Rai's unique and useful series. DIRECTORY. “My boy cnine Imine frem m I ioo ! oii day with liia hand badly lacerated and COUNTY OFFICIALS: bleeding, ami HuiTeiing great pain,” Hays J'"I r <- w. w. Coram 11), i’. H arvey Mr. E. J. Schall, with Meyer Bros. CoininÍHHioncr............. /<’. II. W heeler Drug Co., St. Louis, Mo. “I dressed the Clerk J. I>. E dwarpm Sheriff J. H. J ackson wound, and applied Chainhei Inina Pain Treasurer J ohn B arker ' Atoe««or -J. S. S tephens Bahn freely. All pain ceased, ami in a Sm v« y<n A. M. Al'MTIN remarkably short time it healed without School Siipcrhite-idcnt r_____ _____ . (I. a . W alker Coroner C. E. R eynolds leaving a scar. For wound«, spritius, Deput«' PiO«ecuting Attorney C laijdk '1 havkr ('..cult Court convene« the 4th Monday in swellings ami i heiiniatism I know of no /. tiRuat. mid nn adjoin 11 cd let in 1« geuernlly medicine equal to it. I consider it a belt! in the «prime County Com t meets the first Monday« of Jun- hoiiNehold necessity.” The 25 and 50 ct. miry, Match, May, July, Heptember and No vember. Coimiiihhionti« court on the Wedne«* sizes for sale by 8. J Sturgeon . The distinguished New York cheiutet, A. T, Slocum, demonstrating his discovery of a re- liable «11«! absolute rare for Cousnmption (Pul monary Tuberculosh) and all brom bial, throat lung and chest diseases, stubborn cough«, lung and chest affections, general decline and weak ness loHsof flesh, a nd al! conditions of wasting «way, will send THREE FREE BOTTLES (all different) of his discoveries to any afflicted eadri of the H eadlight writing for them. IIis ‘New Scientific Treatment ’ baa cured -housands permanently by its timely use, ami ir Cuiiside. a it a simple professional duty to mffvntiA hit nauity to donate a ttial of his in- fallable cure. Gel tliein leiiily liuule. But il Science d<Hy develop^« new wonders, and this great ci.-mist, patiently experimenting for Ml nt 1111 iirtide Hint will give Holi<l comfort, plenty of years, lias produced results as beneficial to hu manity as cun be claimed by any mo tern genius. wear iiik I never get out ,'isas e lion that lung troubles and consumpt- ofhlmpe then patronize ion are curable in any climate is proven by] If You Want day« following. PRECINCT: ’ .lustier of the Peace . G. W. S appington onalablu H. v. A ndkrron CITY OFFICIALS. Mayor.. ........... G eo . C ohn N ils T hompson ..................... C aiil K ni u ««)N Council ........................ C H. llAbLKY C E R eynolgh .H. F Goonspi 1 n Recorder ................. c. N. D rew Treaaiirer H oward C ahy (Oil Marshal... C l yde . C lemen in roil SCHOOL BOARD M. W Hnrriaon. Il 1, Eddy, mid G. A. Edmund«.—Tlerk, A. G. Reynold«. CllUltCfl DIRECTORY. C hristian C hurch :------Rrv. H. G. Da I Inn pastor. HervictMon sundaynHt n o’clock A. .M hik I at; jol*. M until further notice. BOOtS and SHOES heartfelt letter« of gratitude," filed in his American and European laboratories in thou sands from those cured in ail parts of the world. Medical experts concede that bronchial, el e t and lung troubles lead to consumption, which, uninterrupted, means speedy and cctlaiu death. Simply write to T. A. Slocum. M. D ; 98 Pine street, New York, giving post-office and express address, and the free medicine will lie promptly tent. Sufferers should take instant advantage of his generous proposition Please tel! the Doctor that you saw hie offer in the Head Baht 9 BROWN the Shoemaker Rcpaiaing dime ns cheap a« anywhere Come and «^convinced. C. A. DAILEY — D-ftler in----- STUDEBZ. -E,< WAGONS, Osoorne Mowars Bngete«, b«v r«ke- pl»” « o’.lt-r farm liiHcliiiicry ’ «.»ve man*)' by «tefithi«' w i b 1 1 Special Price« «»u Bn .' c-* aed Sprint w « ik « imi . C A BAILEY, Tillr.moo!', Oro. A W AMD ITS rCUR? To THE E mtor —I have an absolute remedy for Consumption. By its timely use thousands of hopeless cases have been already permanently cured. So proof-positive am I of its power that I consider it my duty to tend two bottle! fret to those of your readers who have Consumption,Throat, Bronchial or Lung Trouble if they will write me their express and postoffice address. Sincerely, T A SLOCtTM, M. C.. 1>3 Pearl St., Hew Tert. »r* Hie Editorial and Bualnex- Mana«*ra«*nt ot tma l‘a4»er Gu^xaate« tui* gvaeruua PrvpoaiUua. CLARENCE TILDEN — DEALER IX • — Zrom F.A/'wrw'if a / JMtefa Prof. W. n. Peeke, who make« a specialty of Epilepsy, ban without doubt treat»-.I and cur ed moracoa* »than any | living Physic.an; hfi | auc'.eM la aatontehlng. We have heard of casern v£ >o year«’ «tandlmr cured b y him. He pabHshe«* valuable work on thia 4il ea«*, whi< h he 1'indi ,wl t h n ty.t. tie of hl« absolute cure, free to any «nffereri who 1 my send their P. (t. a> <1 E«pr- eddreaa. We advice anv "ne wishing a <-urv tnad-lr«»«e Vnd.W. E. F. D.» 4 Cedar St., fiev/ York Fits Cured Dont forget Proí. Begg»’ school on Setnrtlsy nights. Nice dry wood of any kind, any length desired at lowest living rates. dancing Hairy Karieh fur Sale J A No. I dairy ranch of JOO acres, I miles north east of Tillamook. Flint class in every respect, Good I k »use, barn and dairy house .30 cows now on tlie ranch Will sell With or without •tor k. for further partirulsrs inquire of Peter Bi ant. Tillamook, Oie , If M. E C htrch : Rev, R. M. Coiner, p««tor. Preachiug service at n A. M. and 7 30 P. M. every Sunday. Sunday school at 10 A. M. Claaa nicptfng at is M. Piayer meeting every Thursday nt 7 P. M. S. D. A C hurch :- fiabbath «chool every Sab bath (Saturday) at io 30 A. M followed by preruliinK Of IRible --tiidy Prayeriueeliitg every Wednesday evening. Tr««< t and niiM«ion- ary meeting Sunday* at 10 30 A. M. B. •' TABOR, Conference f.aborer SO< IETY DIRECTORY. A O. I’. W,—Meet« every Monday night at 7 r m In I. o O. P Hall Myron I'trkiii« M. W , I). T. Edmund«, Recorder. HOOK fit LADDER CO.-Meet« fii«t Wednr«- day night of each month in City llall W F. D. Jone«. Preaident; John E. Tuttle thief, Toni ( oatea, Secretary. M orning S tar R ebekah T, oir ; e N o <1, I O. O. F.—Meet* cm the fir«t and third Wrdue*day evening* In each month. Mr* C M Newman, N <>.; Mi*« I, Poland, V.G ; Joe Petre, Her. G. A. IC Meet« firat Saturday of eaeh mouth at 1 P M. in J O <>. F Hall. C. N Drew, Adjutant, P Brant, Commander. !. O <> F —Meeteevery Tuesday night at 7 ito e. M. in I O. O F Hall. C P. K uih I moii , N. G., Um. Olaen, Rec, Berretary; W. J. May Per. Secretary. ALDER CAMP -No afQ, Woodmen of the World, iin”’t« every Friday night in W. <»f W hall X. K. H avh , < oiinu I, Otto Hclna Clerk. A F fc A. M — M'ft- fir*»t Saturday night cl each month In Masonic Hall. R. R llayo W M F. X Heal«. Secretary JOHNSON CHAPTER NO U Meet« at 730 p M\ on the jid Saturday of each month ft Maunie Hall J. W. Maxwell, 11 P, W V» ( onder. Secretary. SILVER WAVE CHAPTER No fj 0 E S Meet« »nd and 4th Saturday« of * a . r, month Mia. G W rettlt, W M L. Coatee Secretary ■AY CITY ! OD iE l»lI*EC IOMY U nity R i . rkckah 1<oiMip, No st J.O. o. F — Meet« ii'<1 and 4fl* Tneaday«. Mra. I Jizalx th Pye. N <;.. Mra Frank Ixmg, V <»., J J. P>e, Secretary. B av C itv L r> 1 No. «0» A F At A M —Mee »nd ai.114m bat'irdaya in each month. <ii a Nelson. W M , C If. Hi<ke, H- W . Alfred Magnnaon, J W.,Geo. W. Ktgtr, fieeretary, M iriam < hahfh NO. 2 o O. E S.- Meet« l»t and vd Tueadayi in each month Mt«. File Wood, S M . Guo Neleon, W P Mr«. Meyhel Kig«.r, A M If Micko s cretarj, pAcrnc f/»rx»K No. I05 J. (> <; F —Meet« Friday« b for and 4th Saturday «nd every oth« r Saturday in the month. C H. Ijtek N G. Alfred Deane, V. J. J. Pye, secretary,
