Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, September 30, 1897, Image 3

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    HE JUDGE'S DAUGHTER.
,, l.uin«
Illlklus, blit
lift Act
H . Lcgsl »ml »Toper.
... looked serious mill the judgo'
“■J
properly demure.
If there
'«■1,0 knows when to look very
■,
it
¡3
thu
judge
h
daugh-
ind demur«*.
ßilklnH was here last evening,
^“Tutlge. mill the judge s sen«! was
f 1 wful to behold us be said it.
“Don’t
h0." roared tho judge,
.¿oarthathewajr
Lwut course I know «h:»t lie wns
r„u «;,y that in II trial it wann t pol-
^Imit aii.'tiiii'K- ' >t is tin.« enough
thing, 1 lli,vo heard you say,
admit a
1 “■ ’ I have
denial, you know.
nTiudge mumbled eomotblng about
J woman being a little to smart at
but finally waived the
oiut t.ud
¡ted that lie hal1 Peraon»**? “a“
Bilkins on tbe lroiit porch the pre-
ereniag.
admitted the judge s
“I am prepared to con-
for you to introduce the evi
teinore provokit’g than Ills daughter
,1 tiiaus.
"I li lt only raw him there,” continued
judge with tome impressiveness, "but
..y,.,, '»aid tho Judge s daughter pleas
George Is an invilii tea.su. ”
A tease !” cried tho - judge.
-
»Oh. he just delights in bothering me
mlaiii«! the judge s daughter.
-Oil, he ‘Les, does hel” inquired the
talgcsarcastle.illy. "Well, it so Imppens
ti»i I saw y,)U return Ids kiss."
Ihe judge's daughter laughed merrily.
■jlioidiaof u man who has devoted
Ilf lite to law not knoaiug any better
dm that.” »ho said. “Why, 1 wasn't re
I was situ
turning the ki. s lie gave me.
drreplrtinlng th.- one he lmd stolen.''
Then Ic was that tbe judge gave up tlm
■»equal strife and retired to bis library,
hiking to hla.sU/ in italics.—Chicago
hist.
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The Missing Word
S ßC5‘ ‘ea ‘S Wt °nly pU“ but il is
luwn Council
NOTICE.
TUR AL
i he following i54 each got $6.50.
ban francisco
Mr«. Atkiiuoii,
8l»s Merrill
Mm. Black,
iunibuii
". Buchanan,
K‘-l Eolhoni
RO«C Cftrcw,
». 1503»¿
w-5 .»arsei
Market
tils. A. C'Hrter, Wl s«, r«niento
Clauasen.
rw
-‘ —
j Lapp
23d
and
Mr*. L. During,
»K.
nryai
Mn. Ellix, Larkin .
1Iun
and
H _,
Mftfy C. Herliiy, 123«5Broadwav
r, Ho .ksrap, gni,
Eliberi
*>7'3 Ftlberi
Mr* Hsur-nlb. S il duel,.,,.,,
M. McKenzie,
20 Clementina
I’- 1 Miller.
182ftc Sutter
Kate Redlne,
700 Tennessee
Mrs. T. Salomon,
163« Eddy
Mrs. ( ha« Stock, <12 Ivy Ave.
Mm. W. Taylor,
Mrs. Thornton,
222 Filbert
Mrs. A. Verdier,
»44 Gearv
Mrs. 8. Watson,
429 Doualass
Mi»s Katie Wein,
CALIFORNIA KLSEWHEIlE
flr’
Alsmeda
Mrs. O. b. Uoodrow,
Em ma T I )on nelly, Los A nKeies
M rs. J no. B. H anahe,
L.'ecilia Nolan,
Mrs. E M. Shipman,
Addie Williams,
Mrs. C. L. Buck.
Oakland
Mrs L. Brunje,
Arthur Evans.
K. Oakland
Mrs. Wm. McKay,
Oakland
Chas. A. McDonald,
Mrs.G.H. Main war! ng,
Rena Marvin,
Oakland
Mrs. Geo. P. Moore,
Oakland
Mrs. Chas. B Tenney,
Lou i se 11 age 1 s tei n, Sacr am e n to
Adeline Lima,
“
L C Ruble.
Ban Diego
W. E Sha rm an.
Mrs. B. Sii aw .
W. F. t'ord,
E. San Jost
M. I. Corey.
San Jose
George Frolic k,
Alfred M a mine,
Ulive Smith.
Arcai«
Lillian Hamon,
r Auburn
Mrs Geo W Hamilton.
Mrs. *».
....O.
A. ...
M Maclennan
...«avien unu. BadCfl
Mrs. Cuas. Henry, W. Berkele
C McKilhcan. N. Biooralie.d
Nei' Il Eaton.
Braille-
Mrs J. D. Ctinnlncbam. Cuino
CAI.IFOKSIA elsewhere
WASHINGTON
<-l«ra Lovejoy,
i Ji^’M’Shelgren,Longbranch
Kr.nel, W. Lu«rt.,
Lot.cord
. Dunn,
Marciij
.Marvin
Mr«. Kate Manning. Downey
r ranee« Dudley. Medica; Lake
Mr». H. S. Gibb.,
,
Elk
Creek
Ritfvil.a
Mr» Annas. Dooley, Eureka Geo Rebel,
Mrs. Katie Petersen,
Brattle
Allee Thompson
Keaverlo. Fpsngle
o. C. Uwia.
Folsom ¿.wS-
Bnokane
Mr». J. e . Kenning, Fruitvale Ellzal>eih A HelH«.
Mrs Fred 11. Carr.
r CO ill a
vliu x11,‘.hle-
'¡»nK-rvlije
Spokane
«2 K*“!* Ivv>’’ Gr“»> Valiev Rosetta L. Sutton,
Mrs. N. Davey,
Greenwood
IT AH
Orey Dann,
Hy detivUle
Mrs. W. Buscombe.
Corinne
Kennett J. L. Rhead,
Nina
Mickelson,
Di a iter
.
Keswick
Mrs. Ella Kraus, Los Alamitos Mrs. T Peterson,
Goshen
______
Rosa Price,
Midway
Ma lara Mrs. Maggie Huber,
.Morgan City
Miw Eva McCarthy,
Magalia Anna try,
Vivian Duncan,
Maxwell Mrs. Henry Baumeiater. Ogden
Mrs. Emma Strecker,
Ogden
Flossie Flanagan, Mendocino
_
_
V.orft A' Arw ‘‘‘fc» Pleasant (»rove
. arah Stanley, Mission san Jose Mrs. E C. Henrichsen,
Lhfty?marrlno»M°keluinnelhi: Horace Cliaimer,Sall Lake City
Kila Camubeii,
Monson c ara L. Deighton
..
N. Bishop, National.... Mrs. C. J. Tru:np,
Mrs J A. Simmons, Oleander Mrs. J. Busby,
Mrs. Minnie Horn,
OTHER STATES
Mr». B E Johnson, The 1-a ni.
»rank Perry,
.............
l’aio Alto
E Woodin,
Albany or.
Mr» c A. Harlan,
'arklield .' u...
G. W . Kobhuon,
Pa-a.len» •I is.Ka'c Engberg.Bigeiow,
Ml» R om - A. Coxhead. Peralta Mrs. A o ii ett.Bri tai Veil
Mr-.\\ Hotveli,Oregon City. **
Mr». A. J. Coyle,
Mr». Klch dUrahim, Peta mu. J il ia Johnson, i on and',
Mamie ilannine Viremia.Nev
MammGoyan,
Piaeerrd
smith
Wasitoe.
Mrs. W. H. Russell.
Pomo i :
»1rs. \\. I-‘unic.WinnemiH < s
I. J. Rodgers,
Porterviln
lodward, Atlantic Wyo,
Mrs. A. G. Walker. Port Costs
-iuni.i Muss Burnt Pork,
Mrs. Geo. Ward,
4 : > i’.-iit y Rice, Cheyenne.
Mrs. C. Hemlrickson, Red'nnd
R o Arno'd, Evanston,
Miss M. O'Brien, Redwood Citi
•Ir-, Harlander, Gt.I a G.Mont.
Mrs. J R. Balkwtll.
Reed (
1rs. G .M rritt.Boi«v Cit»,
Mrs. F. J. Kalber
Kit» ViH
. Rsintorth, Honwi v kv.
H, G. Marling,
Ib'ck.i
bali.la, Colo.
W. J. Meyers,
Roh nervi .
Irs.C.t arpenter Florence Aiiz
Mrs. J. Graham
ban Rai at
ruene Kictzke Phccnix, ‘
John Sauer,
•ella WC i$
Miss Eva Series
santa <’r• •
’rs.8.C. Murati Cerri lo«, N.M.
Henrietta Miller,
1 el.am
»eorge C. Akerly,
Vacar
ilKITKU COLUMB A
Mrs. Cora Bentley
Mrs K. H Hacke
1rs. lohn \( » ’er
I a 'nera
Mrs J. D Jones.
I' McGarv
Vittoria
Mrs. J. A. Winans.
wa'lac
Mis« Belle Mc< ann Whcatlan.
dr« Carrier
A Kebur •
I VJUlOl
I'-TK- !I1> 4
The winners ol the two $150.00 prizes for sending n tl
bcr ol tickets were:
Von mus' .('llow the rules exactly n the
»un. youi words
Perversity In the Inanimate.
Matches arc a nuisance any way you
fl them.'’
"How do you niako that out?
* Well, if you take only one to light tho
pi with, it invariably goes out.”
"Yet!'”
And if you take two you always have
to curry the other ono back.”—Chicago
2 lotice.
will be convinced
I onrd & Stokes^
Astoria, Oregon.
First Class Accommodations at a
Second Class Rate.
Best Meals tn the City
town lot or timber claim or any
3t tier •improved or unimproved real
Mate? If so yon want to put it into
the hands of some one who will ad-
vertise and try to sell it. I have
just opened in this city a thorough-
TILLAMOOK, .OhCOCN
Wilson River and
T-C. M c N amer , P rop .
Oifiee
If you want to buy or trade for
real estate, if you have property
you desire a tien U<1 to in your ab­
sence, or any other business in the
respect
real estate line you
fully invited to come and see me
ber 25111. and remain one week
will be my last trip this fall.
Those wishing work done will bear
D. DeK. Bowman/
Tillamook, Ore
this in mind.
Tillamook Stage
E mmet Q uick , D river -
Reduced Fares!
-
TRIP IN TEN HOURS
-
FARE, 4 DOLLARS
Connects With 4 P. M. Tram at Forest Grove.
Piuest Fishing in Oregou Along the Wilson River and its Tributaries, Giant Trees,
Beatiti*
ful Scenery, University Falls and Good Accomodations.
TI LL A HOO K
vx::. -r-r.-v.
KER Y
- • ..fcU »Mui. «Mk
AND RESTAURANT
A lways has on hand
FRESH BREAD, PIES AND CAKES
ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OE
Canned, Fruits, Nuts, Cigars, Tobacco
and Stationery.
Host IxzCestls xrx tlx© Oxt^r
TILLAMOOK
Dr. W. Tatom
T o N^ORIAL -Î- pAlÿ.0^
••••••••
I ••••••
Lunches tram ID Gents up.
Wm, Knoell, Prop
¿iertrtc§tntUr, Vrop
Shaving, Hair Cuttingaud all Tonaorial Work
Done in the Latest Style of the Art,
Shaving.
25 Ctl.
Hair Cutting
Next Door to Post Office,
Gratitude.
Magistrate—What made you steal the
jewels of that actress?
Burglar—1 saw her in tho theater and
idmlred her art so much that I concluded
w give her a chance for a free pull in the
papers.—Fliegende Blutter.
Astoria and
Tillamook
Judging From the Quality.
Razors Honed
on Short Notice
Tillamook
GO TO
JONES BROS.
LiVer'tf Stable
when you want
"Where did you learn Frunch?” asked
the Parisian.
From a native,” proudly replied tho
tourist.
Ah’ A native of wliat?”—Philadcl-
phiaNorth American.
Beyond n Doubt.
Try if and uou
VOUF
and list it.
We have at last succeeded in dislodging
iportion cf our enemy from their strong-
b ld!” exclaimed the almost breathless
Spanish officer.
"How did you manage it?”
My bravo men and I went too close to
Rbere they were, and they camo out and
thased us.’—Washington Star.
Gl.Vl It Showed.
□fher brands Combined.
J. F, ALL1SN PROP
And am now prepared ’to tran-
sact all business usually connected
with such ónices.
I expect to make a specialty of
the sale of Tillamook County >airy
Lands and for that purpose will
advertise extensively in eastern
If you have any land, for
papers.
sale now is the time to bring ¡t in
52000. oc comesi or we
An Important Explanation.
You are awfully vain ewer that dimple
your chin. Dollie.”
Tou mean thing! I won’t admit any­
thing of the kind. But I am glad that I
fon t happen to be the bearded lady.”—
Cincinnati Enquirer.
IS THE BEST
Leaves Forest Grove, 6 A.
Sundays, Tui'nilwys «-.id Thuirdayi
Leavês Tiilamook,
6 A.M., Mondays. Wodneaduy» & Fiidays.
Kind Advice.
Kecd—I don’t think you catch the idea.
Suppose you were to write something that
would make you amount to something.
Ihm if your present truck were copy-
righted, the papers could not put you to
shame by reprinting it.—Cincinnati En
RO Y AL CREAM FLOUR
îkLLEK * MOTH
I y equipped
Auuress. MONEY BACK San Francisco
tend Leader.
Expert Cooks Claim that
Do you want to
Some people sent coupon* nstead of ickets. Wrong!—we can’t
sount them. I tie "t ckel’ is the p 'per 4 x 21{ nches.
• But.” the visitor suid, according to
the accounts in the papers, it wasn't your
fault. You were on the right side of the
rail when the milision occurred.”
"I know that, but the fellow who ran
Into we was on a last year’s wheel.”
Recd—If I wrote stull like yours, I
would copyright it.
Wright—Uh, it is hardly worth the trou-
Agréai many people are under the impies
»ions that the county court must keep printed
notices on bridges warning the public that it is
unlawful! to tide or drive over suchbiidges at
a greater speed thau a walk. This is not the
case, but it appearing that it Is the practice of
quite a number of our citizens to ride and drive
over the bridges of the county at an unlawful
rate of speed, 1 will cite them to the following
section of the Uregon Statue that they may take
warning and keep out of trouble.
Sec 17 ,2 reads as follows:
If any person shall willfully ride or driv
over any public bridge within this state
greater speed than a walk, or shall drive at any
one time more than ao head of cattle, horses or
mules (»ver any such bridge, such person upon
conviction thereof before any Justice
peace or other court ot competent jurisdiction,
shall be punished by a fine not less than ten,
nor more than one hundred dollars.
U . W. Conder Co. Judge-
I. Busby. Mau LsxeCttr. Utan-iKe •■cfcet.
Mrs. \nnie Packer, s.ffr,rd, Ari».—liu tick , i.
Umili! iut cd
Xo,” groaned the sufferer, “I don’t
mind the bruises so much.
It’s the hu
iniliitloo of the thing that is hardest upou
Meeting
A Nice Rig and
A Good Safe Team
«... A.c. the wwther pennitiln» between A.lori. and Tillamook Cit)
Will make trip, every five
I»»«“»' ’•
ELMORE. SANBORN 4 Co., A.tori», or COHN &. CO. , Tillnmook, Aflt».
that yon can drive with corn
fort and enjoyment.
Our patrons will find every-
thing in first class siiapo and
our prices reasonable.
T*EEP YOUR BOWELS STRONG ALL SUMMER !
JONES BROS
__ANDY CATHARTIC
j ST_EZL j S
THOMPSON.
furniture Store end
(Sabinef Shop
Keeps on Hand a Complete Stock of
Furniture» Matting* Wall Paper, Window Shades di e.
' I Toot- Oil Cloth.
All Kinds of Cabinet work T urninci- Scroll sawii CI.C.
etc. done on short notice.
Screen doors and Windows made to Order.
ONI: GIVES RELIEF
Don’t Spend a Dollar
Medicine
until you have tried
CURtCOtlSTIPATIOM
10 ♦
25* SO*
DRUGGISTS
nt-rv »n.umm.r, - mrl.lr t-.-u.l"-,«-W--?,;
-- ———
0O©©O0©
ou can buy them in the paper 5-cent cartons
W.th li» Heidlia’it-Price» never
Oi**"f**,yt
Before to our Subscriber».
Quote
THE
M unson I
O V
»HK RIGHT MAN IN THE BIGHT PLACE.
—New York Journal.
In a Jewelry Store.
The Watch Work
You’re a hard ca**-
The Watch Case—Well, I’m outside any
while you’re in doing time.—New
*<*k Journal.
.folly—DI,] yOn catrh anything while
wen» fishing with Jack thia nx rning?
May-oh, yen-jack
Sun rrBDciaon
^amintr.
Ten Tabules for Five Cents
u » _ .»ini,!»«»»! with lite II eajì LKSHT nt the rp.fen
Tl,e f„1|o« ng unnici papers « t I >, •
ou d,e )eU ,1>o„ llie priee
given in th- .¡gl'«
‘‘’'“"’"‘’‘X These .re ««I»
( ohtaiim M<» ri I mfgbtamt and E mext IAL I fa -
ti he »» required of a first cla«« Writing Motfbii)''
„..biisher. oi the v.rtous papers.^ Il.e«
12 0» than can i le found in unv other O we Standard
of the I
in within
the --------
reach of
Typewriter.
Our pri
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Oregonian...
nil partie« re<|nirfiiR a htfh grade machine
Examiner.
He u« for full particular«
Tht Munaon Typewriter Co.
jMtoit Free Ire«»
MANUFACTURERS
^'L’m-Giobe'*'”’er“ ’«•■’•■’‘"“‘‘'C’ó
Inter Ocean ,
York Tnbnne
CifUnmiti Enq'tt'er
Scientific Ameri1-1"1
Cosmopolitan ■
Hoer.l s Kir»»»»««
, favoreble eombmatio»»» of wrer.1 pep»"
IVe can give you so»»* ver'
|> H,k store il jou ni»li to hecept
Tho.« rat“» m»y
wiali more H’A h t<*.
at D.f. I-M"1’’"
Cail at I*1'* rj,F'te or
liese one'«
ypewritek
I«4 WEST I.AKS ST .
■«
»ny
o«
CHICAGO H.I
Dont Tabarra *r'I «ad Rmafte Towr I ife Aw«v
To quit tobacco eaafly and forever, bo my
aetic. foli of l íe. nerve and vigor, taka No-To-
Bac. the wonder worker, that make« weak men
strong. All druggist«, 60c or VI. Cure guaran*
AddreM
Booklet ant »imple free
Sterline Remedy Ce. Chicago or Mew York,
If you don’t find this sort of
Ripans Tabules
At the Druggists
Send Fira Cent» to
T hu R ifan »
CxnttrAt Cou» A irr, No
Sprue* St., New York, and they will b* «nt to you by mail;
Il carton, will be mailed for qi cent*. The chance, are ten to
one limi Ripât» Tabalea ar* th* very medici»* you need.