HEADLIGHT X-BAYS
For the next thirty days we
will give a j.c s si b'cr'ption to the
Weekly Oregonian with every New
Subset ifition lo the Headlight at
$1.50, ccsh in advance.
Now is your lime to subscribe.
What makes poor Bryau wipe his eye,
And beat his breast and frequent sigh,
And tell his folks he’d like to die?
'Tis wheat,
'Tis silver,
What makes his party friends declare
Their cause is smashed beyond repair;
What makes them so profusely swear?
'Tis wheat,
•ria silver.
What makes “the toiling masses” all
Poor William J. a humbug call,
Who tried to bunco them last fall?
’Tl« wheat,
’Tis silver.
Has he not preached from day to day,
That wheat and silver, come what may,
I.ike Siamese twins together stay?
He has,
He has.
Whose price goe-i up while fanners say,
“Lo, ihings al last have come our w.iy,
Three clivers for us--hooray, hooray?"
Wheat’s price—
Not silver’s.
W.io e pr ce, in spite Bryan's frown,
(Joes down and down and down and down,
Ard down and down and down and down?
Silver s price—
Not wheat’s.
M. II. McElroy, in Rochester Post-Exprew.
Dancing school Saturday night.
W. J. May
County warrents wanted.
LIKE A MIRACL
i
How a Locomotor Ataxia Sufferer
Was Cured.
Krom the Evening Newa, Detroit, Mich,
My wife used 10 put eight or ten hoc water
bags around me to stop the pain. Those
that came to see me biu me good-bye when
they left me, and 1 was given up. The doc
tors said nothing more could be done for me.
“ We tried every known remedy, and my
wife kept reading the articles about Dr.
Williams’ Bink Bills for Pale People to me.
Finally she said they only cost 5*>) cents,
and she wanted to know if I would try them.
To please her I consented, and the first bo?
gave me relief. 1 continued to use them
for about two years before I could get strength
enough to walk. It came slow but sure, but
what I am to-day is due wholly to Dr. Wil
liams’ Pink Pills for Pale People.
“ I am rearly seventy-five years old to-<lay,
and there Is not a man in the whole city that
can kick higher or walk further than I can
to-day. If any one has locomotor ataxia
that reads this, let them come and see me
to-day. Can you tell me a man to-day in*
this big city that can do better than that ? ’’
said Mr. ('roeket, as he kicked the reporter’s
hat. which was held high above his head.
“ Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale Peo
ple made me what I am to-day. I only wish
I could persuade others to do as I did, and
take them before it is too late.”
(Signed)
“J ames C rocket .”
Before me, a Notary Public, personally
appeared James Crocket, who signed and
swore to the above statement as being tiue in
every particular.
R obert E. II ull , J r ., Notary Bablic.
Wayne County, Mich.
Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale people
are sold in boxes (never in loose form by the
dozen or hundred, and the public are cau
tioned against numerous imitations sold in
this shape) at 50 cents a box or six boxes for
$2.50, and may be had of all druggists or
direct by mail* from Dr. Williams’Medicine
Company, Schenectady, N. Y.
James Crocket, a sturdy old Scotchman,
living in Detroit, Mich., at 88 Montcalm
Street, was a.sked about his wonderful cure.
“First,” he said, “I must tell you some
thing of my life before my almost fatal sick
ness. I waa born in Scotland in 1822, and
came to this country in 1848. I am a marine
engineer by trade. In 1872 I was in the
employ of the Detroit and Cleveland Navi
gation Co., and for fifteen years I *-->» chief
engineer on one of their big passenger
steamers. M y first boat was the K. N. Rice,
which was burned at the docks. Then I
was transferred to the Rubie, which was
chartered to make the run between Detroit
an»l Cleveland.
“ I brought out the new steamer the ‘City
of the Straits,’ and for years acted as her
chief engineer. Il is a great responsibility,
the position of chief engineer on those big
passenger palaMt. Thousands of Ilves are
neld in the keeping of the engineer. The
anxiety causes a great nervous strain, and
the strictest attention is necessary. Not for
a moment must he lose his watchfulness.
“For fifteen years I carefully watched
the big engines and boilers without a single
accident, and only noticed that J was getting
nervous. Suddenly without warning I was
taken sick, and in less than a week I was
prostrated. I had the best of physicians.
I grew gradually worse, and at the council
of doctors, they said I had nervous prostra
tion, and had destroyed my whole nervous
system and would never be able to be up
again. They slid I had worn mvM-|f ont by
tim long nprvous strain caused by watching
nfid worrying about the machinery. For
three long years I was unable to move from
my beu without assistance. The doctor said
I had locomotor ataxia, and would never be
able to walk agsin.
“The pains and suffering T experienced
during those years are almost indescribable.
IMrson who desire to
lake
dancing
lessons from 1’rof. Begg« will have to ap
ply at once.
Notice*
Wanted 20 cords of wood cut nt the
Court House, 4ft wood ent twice
and
PiiralyMH, Vertigo* Im potency, Dys .stacked in wood shed. File bids
fo
pepsia, Nervous Prostration and Insom . •me with County Clerk on or befoie
nia cured. No cure, no pay. Read ad the 1-t <lay of Ort. 1897.
*
of Vi til Medicine Co.
W W. Conder
Co. Judge
McIntosh & Townsend will pay the
highest market price in cash for dair
('lieup lumber.
utter delivered at their factory at Pilla*
Tillamook
Lumber
Co. have again re
mook.
duced lheir prices, and are now selling
Bring all your packed blitter to Cohn rough lumber at $6 00. Sized lumber I
7.00, shiplap 7 00, pickets I x 3—4 feet
<fc Co. and get 15cls. a pound for it.
long $7.00 per thousand pickets.
Do yon dance? If so you should dance
well. Now is the time Io learn and Prof
Boggs ih the best teacher in Oregon, from
whom lo take lessons.
Sell?
Considerable money is on deposit in
this city for the purchase of impoved
to and unimproved property within four or
live miles of town
Parties having such
tf
I. iik I h for sale, will do well to call nt llie
“I’m nearly deml with Biles.” Why H eadlight office and leave discriptions
price
and
not got well? Bend ad of Vila Medicine of the land together with
terms.
*
Co. No cure, no pay.
If you want anything in the
paper don’t forget that Nels
Let ps hii excellent supply on
that he sells it At prices its
lowest.
Ladina, read ad of Vita
No cure, no pay.
line of wall
Thompson
hand mid
low UH the
Medicine Co.
«
Cohn A Co are paying
pound for packed Imtler.
15cU.
People eat and sleep well
Vita Remedies. Read nd.
no pay.
per
« 110
1180
No cure,
Nickle alarm docks for tab e nt
geon’s.
Stur-
WANTED—50 or 75 stands
of
bees
Must be in g >o.| shape Mini cheap.
Address
G. P. Bradford
I 01 cat < »rove
Tn (’me Constipât’.on Forever.
Tul«’ (' iscarrts <’nmlv Cathartic. 10c or 25c.
If C. C. C. full to cure, druggists refund mouev.
will
Sat-
Sat-
Rt ad li e i < w Headlight ml II.is w<ek
ll contains things that will interest you.
l or window alindes go
Stoic.
the
Rucke)
VortlHiul Market
As given by Alien Jk Lewi«
WHEAT Markvi. advance nominal at 85c
to sen-. Eastern Oregon; Valley.
OAI'S—No.»,
choice.
whit*,
to jS; grey,
jlc
BARLEY—Feed $19 50, to ao.50
I'OT VIDEA— In good demand at 40 to 45c
pci sack.
Bl* l'TIvR -Store, In rolla 25 (4 Foe per roll
choice dairy, is uy 4oc per 1 all ; cieatnery 43
($t 50C per roil.
KGGM,—choice candled 17Mie per dos
HIDE^—Dry.ii’i «e 15c, greet» ec to 7c.
DRIED APPLE*- Evaporate»! bleached
eva; aisled unbleached, <t4 je.
PUA**—Sun and evaporated,
PRIED PLUMS -Pilles«. 5<<*6r; prunes 4c to
CHICKENS— l.i soil U oc
i
Information Wanted
Information is wanted concerning the
whereabouts of a man named William J.
Stretch, lie came to Tillamook from
Smith Bend Washington about
three
years ago. He is about 60 years of age,
and is a timber cruiser by trade, Per-
sons sending information to this office
will be rewarded for their trouble.
th
»5 Order uf Circuit court partitioning
D I.C of James atul Anna Quick
E V. and tt. E Brinlev to Wm D. Ätill-
wvll 1^3 act in set .s l*p i s R > W’.
Ida Elli» Reynolds to W. 1). Stillwell 1214
a« res iu same.
Stateot Oregon to Edwatd B Simpson
Trustee, vat ion < tracts in T iNRo W.
16 11 Fand >vs«ie Crane. W ’4 nfs K *4, of N
F '< E »» of W h of S K ‘4 and W «t of W
’■9 of E q ofS E q ot section 33 T|> a N R
IO w.
»S Dianina Pag > to B. F Du fte N W \ o
see 11 Ip iS R 9 W.
R F. Dut fee to Dlanlha Page N W »4 of
blk 'J6 Thayers ad to Tillamook.
Goran and Munaott Munson to Pete Schild
N S of - w i4, N W q s K »4 s \v I4 of n
w »4 of <cc H T JS R9 W
2u John G. and Mat y 1. D v to W II If Ca y
Trustee, «everal tracts in Day« ad.
L S. of A to James Ryan K
of N E \
N K ’4 and E \ of S E ‘4 0» sec 7 Tp 1 s
R to 8 W
V. s of A to Wm Ryau N W q of Sec n
Tn IS R - W
James Ryan by admr to Wm Ryan E
F ’t of «et - Tp 1 S RAW.
13 Richard F Ryan to William Ryan,
'4 ot E % of «ec 7 Tp t S K S w
•4- A G. Reals lo I». II. Brown, Tract
M» T I A h I W
34* M R. Ru. khanai» to Geo. knee, part « f
lot 5 arc 13 T t N H 1 VI
>4- Clami«* and Rateila Thayer to I. G.
Potter, lota 5 and a blk 7. Iota -^9«*ll-rj
blk 6, lots » atui 2 blk
Malaney’a ad to
Ocean Park.
r<tnratr Toar llnwel« With Caararvt«.
Cw4? Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
Ilk.
H C c C fail, drugg taw re! und money.
The Headlight is the oldest paper
published in the couuty, and bas
do»»e more to advertise the county
and call attention to all its various
resources and interest capital in its
development than all ot* rr nevnu
papers ccjnbl ed. It h » never
failed to d<> uli in its power for the
good of the country. In 1 eturn for
this the people of the county have
bestowed upon it a most generous
patronage. The Headlight has to
day
GENT’S LIST—Price.
Shirt, Pla n............................ 10c
Shills, P. K..................... I2'2r
Shirt Negligee................ 12‘.¿r
Shirts, Fancy........................15c
Shirts w ilh Col. & Culls .15c
Over Shills... . ................ 10e
N:ght Shirts . .
............... 10c
Under Shirts .,
................ 8c
Drawers.........
................. 8c
Collnr-t.............
............. 2lgc
. 2 i ..e
Cliffs, Each.. ..
7.2'‘.To 5c
I landkerchiefs
Souks, per pair
..................3c
Neckties...........
,...5 lo10c
Linen Coats... . .15 to 25c
Vests.................
. 15 to 25c
..25 to 50c
Tanis............................ 25e presses ....
............... 10c
Towels......................... 3«
rnder Vests.,
Napkins......................2‘2 I sight Di esses.
.10 lo 25c
Table Cloths.. ..5 t<»25<*| ’hemises....
.. into 25c
She» ts..............................5c Drawer«................................ 10 to 25c
Billow Slips.................. 5c Combimilioii »Suits.... ...15c
l’illow Sh uns. .25c to $1 Skirls......................... 20 to 5’.)c
Bed Spreads. . . 10 to 25c pVnistK....................... 10 lo 25c
Rollers.............................. 5c Shirt Wa:«tM.............. 15 lo 25c
25 to 50c
Curtains, Lace.50c L» $1 ! Wrappers.........
.15 to 50c
Curtains, Plain 10 to 25c Sacques.............
.............. 5c
Overalls.......................... 10c Stockings.........
. .5 lo 15c
Blouses........................... 10c \ proiis..............
Caps....................... 5 to 10c ¡Cape Collins .
. .5 to 15c
............15c
Gloves............................. 5c i 'liemisettes..
Tillies................
. 5 lo 10c
.25 lo 75c
LADIES’ 1.1ST— Pt ire. B ankets............
Dyeing, cleaning and repairing, pressing and creasing. Extra charges
for work one on short notice. Terms, C. 0. D.
I asturage Notice.
CTATION
All persons desiring to find
good
lx the C ou . mty C ourtoe the S pate of O re pasturage for horses and unite, will do
gon , for the C ounty oe T illamook , ss .
well to see me about it. Brice are as
In the matter of 1
1 'liows
F<»r yearling 15'1 per month,
the estate of
I
2 year old 20c, 3 year old 25c.
Hur-es
Ernest Wyss
)• Citation
Deceased.
$1 .(Xi per month . The pasture is on the
premises of C. E. Thayer, an 1 is on tide
To the unknown heirs of Ernest Wyss the land. 1 will not be responsible for any
above named decedent greeting:
lost wt'x k. Paries desiring to pasture
In the name of the State of Oregon,
stork on the above piemic s mnsi make
You are hereby cited and required lo appear !• rangenients witli me before putting on
in the County Court of the State of Oregon, for their stuck
the County of Tillamook, al the Court Room
C. A. Bailey.
thereof, at I'llamook, in the said Co inty. on
1‘ueMl iy, the 2nd day of November, IS97 at 10
o’clock in the forenoon of that day. then and
there t > show cause, if any exists, why G. O.
Nolan. administrator of the above named < state,
should not be granted an order of s de of tl e
interest of the above named decedent Ernest
Wyss In and to the the lands in Tillamook
four ty, Oregon, described as fallows towit:
1 lie SI.’, of the S E % of secticn 11 and the S
‘3 of the S W 1, and the N E
of S W '4* of
*-' * t ’’i 12 in 1 1 N nt H ; \V of tht- Willamette
Mvii.lt 1:1 ia •J.ev<>n containing 16O acres.
Witiuss. the H »n. W. \V. Conder
Judge of the County Court of tl e
Mate of Oregon, for the Coui.ty
< t Tillamook with the seal cf|
Blckbcrricsfor Sale
> 1 ' Court a'fixed this 13th day
ï-on Iunior li*.evrrgre, n Id.ric
of h p ember 18 7.
ini sale nt her pla.e in Pleasant
Altest:
D. FdwirdsCleik
Tbiaiiotio* is served 1>y pub lcation ».y order
or ILm W. W. cond >r Judge of the above nam
«1< >iittma.«eo>itherjll, .tj) of >.plen»n r I
Han Iley & Handley
Attorneys for estate.
Michell Lewis ä Stave i
Company
WANTED-AN |DEA";fco<*an,h,nk
thing to paton: ? Protect yourlrtcM uhey?nay
RIT^f\iy2’rne<i.th- Wfite J,)HN WEDDEIU
1» n
,>tent Attorneys, Washington
L>. C.. for their ¿l,aw prue offer.
Of any other newsp 1; er . in the
county. A nd all this is «pits of the
fact that other papers have been
give*» away for »<< th'iig in order ta
lessen the Headlight's circniatioii.
The Headlight does not lie-d to beg
people to take it or plead lot
a chance to enter their ho nes as t
special la voi as a premium given tor.-
something else. It is a ligitimate
newspaper, and it
0tand£ q it$ Own
The Headlight he. every week
nearly twice a. much home news as
any other paper published in the
county.
It is all ho me p> in I.
It has a fine staff of correspondents.
It covers the entire county.
It has a fine standing everywhere.
It belongs to no clique
’ It is broad and progressive.
It is able and up to dale.
It is also the
County Official Papi
It was so designated last February
by the County ( oiumi ; ion s, who
at that term passed the following or
der:
I11 the matter of selecting a news
paper under the provisions of an act
of the Legish.ture approved Feb. 21st
1897.
“On the 2d dayofFrb nary, 1’97.6be
ing a d ty of the reg liar term of this
court for Jun a y iS<7, this cause
continiu’d t< t .is time for filing of
p o >fs by tl e newspapers contesting
1 :t n, < o ”ts on lo bj l.enrd and
t v p b her of Lie 1 i ’.amooK
Hecdli. ht having du v filed a cer 1-
fi ¡1 . s o' its 1 Ou fide yeaI V m -
Jciib'.Tsliving in this county. ;• d
l»o . t er j v.b i her bavin s > fit I
mc.i l!st, and the H-mld I’ubLsl i g
C<’. liav'i’g appea ed by i s .it*•'■'
W. I.. 1 ro k fi.'.d t xi'i *.: • waived
the fi n.; O :uc'.i li t or fti. t'i r c
tes*. lierein it is hereby < i< tied that
theTi 1 m ok Headlight I e cn-l he
1 y is e Cled a^ the news;-;.p -r |»ub
1. 1: d n Tillamook <.<-•• i ty i
bavin ; the largest e re i t *.1 with
in s i 1 i on ity and wbe/ein shall be
publish t :< p.o e - ’.ii!J- d ti e court
as required by the i ruvi-i ns of an
act ol t'ic L.’gi.'lalu. e u; tl e ttate ot
Oreg'-n. approved 1 eb. 21, ;»9».”
Any oth r 1 aper claiming to l A ’be
County Offi< ial ; aper does so without
shadow of trull» or authority. No
other publishes al! the county offic
ial matter. Tin* Headlight is also
fhe City Official Paper
acdpubllAc.all the proceeding, of
the City Comici', al! ordinance« an
all official notices. It may save you
lots of trouble and expense to know
What the ordinances are and to keep
Inform'd ou offiicial matters. The
Headlight has the reputation ot being
one of the
W. KIGER,
DEALER IN
F arming I mplements &M achien -
Xchmg? and
E”Y CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE
SOLD IN THIS COUHTY.
s
E w
The Mitchell Wagon.
I :. M. Lamb
f illamook, Orc.
53 YEARS*
Eire»! .Her.
j&cui'itiejj.
Col.ections Recede Careful ln<j
Prompt Attention.
bay CITY, OREGON.
• DE8ICM9,
COPYRICHTS Ar.
--— ’’■77* - rtetrh a..J deecrlptioa may
Ounmnnk-nt • ns «tm-tly
IB SXWINO MACMIMB
*h
b,Mty cf working
WRITS FOR CIRCULARS
*acîiiD€ Co.
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
"Fish TDarkct
office west of Portland. We have all
the appliauces needed and there is
nothing in the line of job printing
that we cannot do Just as well as yo«
can get it done in Portland. "e
hare no competition in this county
in job work as uo other office is Pre"
pared to do good work.
N. TH
*®B BALS
MPSON,
Tillan 00k
Agent.
Ore.
Our Work Tells
Clanas, Crabs,
Fresh. Smoked
And Salt Fish?
if
so GO A O
and it spares no pains nor expense
to keep up its reputation. We have
just put in a water motor to run our
presses, and lisve now one of the
most complete country offices in the
state. The Headlight also has the
. finest #ob Printing
Fresli Fish of »very discription in
their season. Are you fun j of
trade mirks ,
Bw»« ox l-ATtM-r. wn frr^ Adar»«
MUNN A CO..
Ml UrMdw«,. New Y»rk.
i
For further information apply at the
GENERAL AGENT FOR
sk **
A pnper cr, t di.tn- nil tlw
liens, an.I In ,■■■■■
„ay
|w||
width alilbe railed ludu»it|„ tnd
Interests of the count,. Such i
paper is'tlint is the
farm property in Tillamook County.
J. W. ATWATER, Manager
XI. LAMB
►
45 acres line land near Santa ( i*uz t a
Will sell cheap or exchange lbi* desirable
rcy-i'xicits, by the DOZEN— When a washing contains two dozen or more. 50 cts p »r doz;
one dozen, all big pieces, $1.00; one dozen, big and small, 75 cent.?. Mo shirts, shirt waists or
skirts allowed by the dozen: they must go at list prices. Washing, washed and dried, 20. cts
per dozen; washing dr.ed and starched, 30 cents per dozen
You must not expect to ser.d
For Sale at a Bargain
in all your big pieces and get them done at list prices. If you send in your big plec s, only,
160 acres of land joining the town of we will have to charge you more.
Woods, $600 in improvements <»n place,
good house, Lain, water power shop,
eight acres under wire fence, fruit trees
and good roads. House l4 miles from
school and 1’. (). M list be Hold for cash
at on<*e. Price
($500)
five
hundred
ADMINISTRATOR’S FIN? L ACCOUNT
ollars . Add ret s ■i P. <) Box No 83
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Nehalem Oregon.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an or
der issued out of the County Court for Tillamook has filedin the County Courtof 1’illamook Coun
County Oregon, in probate on the 10th day of ty State of Oregon his final account as admin-
A Cure for Bilious Colic
July 1897, the undersigned was by said con t strator of the partnership of Claude Thayer
Resource, Screven Co., G a.— I have
and G. Gabrielsen deaeased and the Court
duly appointed administrator of the estate of
been subject to attacts of bilious colic Barnard Iluback, deceased; and all persons bay hu< appointed Tuesday November 2nd ¡897 at
for several years. Chamberlain’s Colic, itigclaims against said estate are hereby noti 10 o’clock in the forenoon for the hearing of
objections to said account and the settlement
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is the fied to present them to the 111 dersigned with thereof.
only sure relief. Il acts like a charm, proper voucher at the office of W. J. May in
Tillamook City Oregon, for settlement, within
Claude Thayer
One dose of it gives relief
when
al six months Irom this date.
Administrator.
Dated July 20th 1H97. *
Handley & Handley
other remedies fail.—G. D. Sharp. For
J. B. Delsman
Attorneys for estate.
J. W. May atty, for Adm’r.
sale by S. J. Sturgeon.
Administrator
I k the C ounty C ourt of T illamook C ounty ,
..TATE orOKKG' n .
in the miittei of the estate»
ol Lydia Evnon.»
deceased. 5
Notice is hereby given, by the undersigned
executor of the last will and testament ol Lydia
Eyiion decc ise; to the creditors of, and to all
person having claims against said desoeased, to
presnet’t hem, with the necessary vouchers, with
in six months, after the first publication of this
notice, to the said executor, at theoflficcof W.
II. Cooper, in the City of Tillamook, in Tilla-
mokoCounty, State of Oregon.
Dated this 14 day of September, 18)7.
B F. Ely.
Owing to overcrowding and bad ventil
Executor of the last will and test
ation, the air of the schoolroom is often
ament o l.y» i Eynh>u, diceastd
dose and impure, and teachers and
pupils tieqiienlly suffer from lung mid
notice to tax paa ers .
1 liront trouble«. To nil such we would
Notice is hereby given that on the first Mon
say, try Cham berlain’s Cough Remedy. day in October. 1897. the County Board of Equal
For coughs, colds, weak lungs and Bron isation will attend at the office of the County
Clerk of Tillamook County, Oregon, in Tilla
chial troubles no other remedy can com
mook, Oregon. and publicly examine the a*-
pare with it. Says A. C. Freed, Bupi. s-ssmeut tolls, nd correct all error* in xa1m.-
of schools, Prairie Depot, Ohio: “llav- tion, description, or qualities of la..d , lots <r
ing some knowledge of the efficacy
of other propetty. and all persons interested in
said assessment arc hereby requested mappe .r
Chambei Iain's Cough Remedy, 1 have
at said time and place fur the pi rpt *e of correct
no hesitation in recommending it to al ng any errors ? hat may appear ”iu their a 'V *
wlm suffer f»om coughs, lung troubes, nients, as no errots can be corrected after the
sitting of said board
etc.” For sale by S. J . Sturgeon.
J. S. Stephens;
County Assessor
Sept.
FOR SALE _
OR TRADE
for Itself. Ceaae and ace it
will be convinced.
—
Che
L. fl,CHIPMAN’S
Market op W««t Main street, Opposite
A.*craaaa Hotel BuiMu>(.
L A. CHIPMAN. Proprietor
i
704