Tillamook headlight., October 07, 1897, Image 4

TILLAMOOK WEEKLY
THE
COUNTY ITEMS
GATHERED BY 8UR CORRESP8NDENTS
A Brief Glimpse at Last Weeks
, Happenings
Woods
(FROM THE OCEAN WAVE)
It is reported that the bind contest be­
tween Mr Atkinson and Mrs L Stanley
was decided*in her favor.
Mr. heater Ray ami wife will move in
this fall and leinain in Ibis city this win­
ter.
G. W. Gue, P. E. of this district, will
preach at this place on Sunday morning
Oct. 10th; nt Netarts Oct. 9th.
Mr. W E. Convert «nd the Misses
Weatherly came in from the valley last
week, returning Tuettihiv. Misses Rose
and Effie Weatherly will spend the win­
ter in Portland.
Rev. Allen’s family will arrive in this
city shortly mid remain one year with
our people. The field to be covered by
Rev. Allen extends over unite a good
deal of country and it will be impossible
for him to bold services here every Silli-
day.
NETARTS
Miss May Donaldson closed a very suc­
cessful term of school here Friday.
Miss Ollie Donaldson was visiting in
this vicinity last week.
Kirk Johnson and family were camp-
ing for a few days at Netarts last week.
Mr. ami Mrs. C. B. Wiley and Mi MH
Nettie Morgan returned from the valley
Monday.
A Fearful Experience
A POSTMASTER LOSES THE USE OF HIS
LEGS AHO ARMS.
Edwin R. Tripp, of Middlefield Center, Meets with
a Hazardous Encounter Which Renders
Him Helpless.
‘Don’t cry, my dear,” to tiny Bess,
“One kitten's enough to keep;
Now run to nurse, for 'tis growing late,
And time you were fast asleep.”
Frank Lundberg miule fifty
Hulling the other night.
tlol III I M
Mr. Klonn caught aflluigeon in
net that weighed 20()M» h .
hid
Tho seliommrs Amethyst, Bidwell and
Prosper were towed in on the fhat by the
Mnggie. The Amethyst will load stave
bolts for Ed. Ziler. The Prosper is a
large three master and this is her first
tiip since coining from Alaska.
Mr. Tuttle was in town Sunday eve.
Miiirie<l nt the bride’s home on Oct. . I
Nigs Chua Effenberger to David Paiegoy.
both of Tillamook. This is (he (bird
wedding in Nehalem in the last few
weeks. Who w ill be next?
The Elmore came in again Saturday.
Mrs. H. A . Bloom is qii’te ill.
The fishermen me catching a large
anmuiil of lisli and tin? canneries running
night and day.
Mr. Fin lev received a letter today
stilting that in» would receive a pension
of eight dollaiH per month mid hack pen
Aion lor 4*2 years at eight dullais per
month.
Our merchants all received freight on
the Maggie.
H. Kieb’. mill ia running full blaat.
Gilbert Demi «» initiated iu
Sweet Brier t.’irele Sutnnly night.
the
Mr. Steinhäuser’» new I iouho ia nearly
compieteti
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
10c, 25c. It C. C. C. fail, druggists refund money.
W. II. II Cary Inis the largest 9to<-k
of ammunition in the county.
Vita Medicinefl make red blood, lieiul
ad. No cure, 110 pay.
*
Miss. May Oakes spent Sunday in Bay The morrow dawned, and rosy and sweet,
Came little Bess from her tian;
City.
The nurse said, “Go into mamma’s room,
John Walt is here looking after his in­
And look in grandma’s lap."
terests in Tillamook Co.
‘Come here,” said grandmamma with a smile,
Quite a number of people from the val­
From the rocking chair where she sat;
ley have called here this past week tor “God has sent you two little sisters;
the purpose of purchasing salt jd salmon.
Now what do you think of that?”
Chas Ostrander has moved into his Bern looked at the babies a moment,
new residence located on his property in
With their wee heads, yellow ami brown,
the South part of town .
And then to grandmamma soberly said:
The tug Mnggie came in from A storia
Thuradny.
Creases
............. Jo to ouc
"líder Vests..................... I"1'
;i,ht Dtesses. . .10 10
’Bemises................... 10 to 25c
Drawers............
10to25c
Comhiimliun Suits............l.V
Skirls......................... ¿0 to 50c
Waists..................... 10
to 25c
Shirt Waists............. 15 to 25r-
Wrapper*.
‘
Sacquea..................... l& hi 50c
Stockings............................-5c
Apron"................... .5
to toe
C.-pe Collars .......5 to 15c
Cliemisettes....................... »5»’
Tidies........................... 5
to Ilk-
J.A PIES’ LIST— l’ii. * Ba nkets............. ...25 to 75c
I
Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
Which One
We hear that Miss Jessie Barker ami
George Riefenberg are to be united in
marriage on the 12th ¡list. Both patties
have been residents of this place and
made many friends while here, who wish
them all joy and prosperity.
. ,25c
I’an'"..............
...
,3<
Towel" ..........
• î‘s1-
Napkiufl........
,5 lulfc
Table Cloths
She< tfl ......................... ‘^c
Pillow Slips.................
Pillow Sham«- .25c to $1
Bed Spreads. .10 to 25c
Roller«.......................... J«
Curtains, Lace.50c t<> $1
Curtains, Plain 10 to 25c
Overalls...................... 10c
Blouses........................Wc
Caps.................... 5 to 10c
Gloves.......................... m
J. W. ATWATER, Manager
Diseases
ScliopI boys are all busy hunting thin There were two little kittens, a black and a gray
wees.
A nd grandmother said with a frown:
Miss Frankie Jackson is expected “It never will do to keep them both,
The black one we’d better drown.
home from Dallas soon.
Bay City
GENT’S LIST— Price.
Shirt, Plain ...................... 1<*
Shirts, P. K.... ............ 12'..e
shirt Negligee. ............ 12‘4 c
SliirtH, Fiiixy. .................15c
Cuffa .15e
Shirts witi» Col
Over Shirts........ ................ 10c
X gin Shirts . . ............... 10c
Cmler Shirts .. ................ Sc
. . Sc
Drawers ..........
Coll:» 1'4.............. ............. 2».,c
1 Ulfs. I' .It'll.. . . ............ 2l-,c
llaiidkereliiefa. ...2*2 to 5c
Socks, per pair .. .............. 3c
Neckties........... ........ 5 lo 10c
Linen Coats. . . ... 15 to 25c
V ...I,................ ... 15 to 25c
From Ottego Republican, Cooperstown, N. Y.
or aix boxes for $2.50 at any druggist’«, «nd
Extra charges
sent for two boxes. I used the pills faith­ Dyeing, cleiiiiiiig anti repairing, pressing and creasing,
fully ami they gave me an appetite. I then
sent for four more boxes, and before I hud for work one on short notice, 'lerms, C. O. D.
taken all of them my feet and legs which
rwratdi» BV THE DOZEN- When a wathinK contains two dozen or more. 50 cts. pvr doz;
had been cold began to get warm.
“ I was a member ot the Town Boatd that oneZzen. all big pie«., J1.00; one dozen, big and small, 75 cent.. No shtrts, shirt w.usts or
summer and bad to be carried an«i put into a Skirts allowed b, the dozen; they must go al list prices. Washing, washed and dried
t
wagon to go to the'meetings, and in fact was
You must not expect to s i.
helpless, as my neighbors Know. In August per dozen; washing dried and starched, 30 «nts per dozen
I could walk around the house by pushing a in all your big pieces and get them done at list prices. If you send ill y our big ptec s. only,
chair. I kept getting better and managed we will have to charge you more.
to move around more, until at election time
, that year, I walked with a cane to the poll«;
' a short distance from my home. I continued
to take Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pal«
People until I ha«i taken eighteen i>oxea. I
could then get around, and to-day walk to
the post office ami back, a distance of on«*
ADMINISTRATOR’S FINAL ACCOUNT
Every new subscription to the H ead ­
quarter of a mile, three times a day, and
Notice is hereby given that the uudersigned
attend to my duties as postmaster.
blings
light handed in before Oct. 15
hat filedin the Ccunty Courtof Cillaniook Coun­
“In the spring of 1893 I was elected town
clerk, which office I held for three years, I with it as a premium a year’s subscrip- ty State of Oregon his final account as admin-
had
previously
been
a
justice
of
the
peace
moved in a chair.
(ion to the Oregonian. If you wnnt the strator of the partnership of Claude Thayer
**I think it was Iu June that I read of the for tnirty-two years. I am now 70 years of
state and and G. Gabrielsen deceased and the Court
ease of a man ia Saratoga Co., N. Y., who age, ami have lived in this town for al»out best general newspaper in the
has appointed Tuesday November 2nd 1897 at
wa« taken very much as myself. lie had forty-six years. For nearly fifty years I l>est local paper in the county subscribe io o’clock iu the forenoon for the hearing of
taken Dr. William«’ Pink Pills for Pal« worked at the blacksmith’s trade. I am now.
objections to said account and the settlement
People which contained, in a condensed form, able to do work in my gar«ien now, and saw
all the element« necessary to give new life some of my wood. I consider that my rew»
thereof.
i
use
who
People
eat
and
sleep
well
toration
to
health
is
due
to
th«
use
of
Dr.
and richness to the blood and restore shat­
Claude Thayer
tered norreo, and had been cured by their Williams* Pink Pills for Pale PeMle.
Vitrt Remedies. Read ad. No cure,
Administrator.
E dwim R- T uff .”
#
Subscribed and «worn to baftre me tldfi no pay.
“ I learned that the pill« were prepared by
Handley & Handley
___
tho Dr. William«’ Medicine Company, Sche­ 23d day of June, \W7
Attorneys for estate.
None but Vita Medicines cure Blood
H omes H akkam , Mary
nectady, M. T., and only oust 50 cents a box
Mr. Edwin R. Tripp, the pastmaster at
Middlefield Center, N. Y., recently had a
dangerous experience which left him in a
helpless state. His system was so much
shattered that it was feared he might never
recover.
In an interview with a reporter of the
Republican, regarding this experience which
had attracted considerable attention, Mr.
Tripp stated:
“ Iri March, 1892, I was taken with what I
afterward learned was locomotor ataxia, and
I kept getting
was unable to walk, and
i
my
arms. _ I
worse until I lost the use
— of
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llfnl «Inntíira
doctored with two skillful
doctors hut.
but tP-
re­
ceived no benefit, and also used a galvanic
battery but kept getting worse and the doc­
tors told me they could do no more. This
was in .May ami June, 1892. I gave up all
hope of ever having the use or my limb«
•gain. and did not expect to live very long.
I was unable to dress or undress myself, and
could not get around the house unless 1 was
panse« 1
Thousands of wild geese have
over this vicinity of Lite.
HEADLIGHT;
If you want watches or j°welery as
cheap as at Portland go to Letcher’s.
Mrs. Siurgeon is now prepared to lake
orders in tho latest styles tf winter
wrap«. Be sure to see the samples.
No cure, no pay. Read ad.*
Those who believe chronic diarrhoea
I* asturage Notice.
to be incurable should read what Mr. P.
All persons desiring to find good
E. Griiriiiim, of Guars Mills, La., has to
pasturage for horses and caite, will do
say on the subject, viz.: ‘I have been well to see me about it. Price are as
a sufferer from chronic diarrhoea ever | follows.
For yearling 15c per month,
since the war and have tried all kinds of i 2 year old 20c, 3 year old 25c. Horses
medicines for it. At last I found a $1.00 per month. The pasturéis on the
remedy that effected a cure and that was premises of C. E. Thayer, an I is on tide
hind. I will not be responsible for any
Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera
and ! lost stock. Parlies desiring to pasture
Diarrhoea Remedy.’’ This medicine stock on the above prentices must make
can always be depended upon for colic, arrangements with me before putting on
cholera morbus, dysentery and diarrhoen. their stock.
C. A. Bailey.
It is pleasant to tjike and never fails to
W. J. May
Tillamook County Assessment
Following ¡ h the completed hshprs -
nient of Tillamook Comity furnished to
the H kadi . ight by A mhchhoi * Stephens:
Acres of land 300 428, value 85i 604, average 2831
Improvements on deeded landa
11500
Town and City lot* 7684 val. Is9, 716, avr fl2 482
Improvement!« on Town and t ity lots
M9«s
” land not deeded or pat. 6 765
Miles of Telephone lines, value
I Boo
M«lsc and stock in trade
20 000
Farming implements
» M3
Steam and sailboats and stationary eng’s I7 585
Money
lo 413
Notes and accounts
68 385
Share« of stock
65 000
Household furniture, watches, jewelry
1886«»
Horses ami mules 1H7 val $i2 293, average 10.72
(’attic 6S69 value $53074. average
7 TS
Sheep and g«»ats 1728 value $1740 average
1 06
Swine 828 value $1294 average
I 59
Gross value of all property
I 171 652
Exemption
111 45b
Total taxable property
1060 I96
Number of polls 810. Poll tax collected
D 19
Fines $20.00.
A m Page At Son See It
McIntosh & Townsend will pay the
highest market price in cash for da ir
utter delivered at their factory «t Tilla­
mook.
“I’m
not gel
Co. No cure, no pay.
Medicine Co.
«
15cts.
pei
Notice
Wanted 20 cords of wood
the
Court House, 4ft woodcut
and
stacked in wood slie<l. Fi
fo
Mime with County Clerk oil or befoie
the 1st day of Oct. 1897.
W W. Conder
Co. Judge
<'I»«*H|> lumber.
Tillamook Lumber Co. have again re­
duced their prices, nn.l are now selling
roitgli lumber at $6 00. Sized lumber
7.00, shiplap 7 00, pickets I x 3—4 feet
long $7.00 per thousand pickets.
The following extract from a letter
written by
Page & Co. Commission
Merchants, to the Tillamook Dairy
I Association is selfexplanatory, and shows
the reason for the present agitation con-
1 corning better I ran sport nt ion. It also
of this place,
shows incldently what is the opinion of
Must be cabli.
Portland commission houses on the sub-
S 0 Foster.
ject:
“Butter insiket extrenv Iv «loll
Have
!><» You Want to Mell?
lowered the price of Trask River to 40c
Imping to increase the sale. Quite a lot
Consideiable money is on deposit in
of your butter received on (he 17ih ifl this city for the purchase of impcve«l
ii trendy quite strong, as naturally would and unimproved properly within four or
expect it to be; was quite a long time oil live miles of town
Parlies having such
(lie iniy mid we have had it in «tore now hinds for sale, will do well Io call nt (hr
quite awhile; you will undoubtedly siitfei 11 f \i»f . igiit office and leave discript ions
«{iiite a loss. It is simply outrageous that of the lend together w ith price mid
the tinnspoi tut ion between here and terms.
your place should be so bud that von ■
should have lost on this l«»t of butter
I his amount of money. Had it 11 rrlved
Town property in Tillamook, consist­
when vour Mr. Brant was here could ing of house, Barn Mini *a acre of hind,
have sold a portion of the Trask River for sale sale cheap $300 00 easy terms
nt 60c, and certaiiilv would have placet!
Also 20 acres of Tide Land adjoining
h II of it at 55c without any trouble at nil
By the time it arrived here the market town $1000 00 easy terms.
was perfectly Hat.”
M. C. Trowbridge.
I'll, nip ill aulxtltulion in tbis country
o' Italian«, PuleeJlungminns, and tbe
like for Eli,liali-N|«aking unskilled la­
bor line niiipieetioiiably bail nome ten-
ileiiey tomakecapitalinta mor« arbitrary
ami less carefully just in dealiii, with
l*ortl»n«l Market.
norkingiiieu. Thia new iniiiii, ration
has sharpened the distinction between
A* given by Allen fk Lewis.
organiieil and nuorgaiiiied l»l>or. The
WHEAT—Market, advance nominal •t 74c
tuiiles unions can usually take pretty
good care of themselves, 1ml it is com­ 1076c, KAateru Oregon; A’alley, 79c
paratively bant for the newcomers from
OATS—No.1, whitt', S> to 54; grey, 29
31c
Eastern Europe to resist injustice. Tlmse choice.
BARLEY —Feed >1900, to 19 50
engaged in miiiin,. it is true, have now
been more or less completely brought in-
POTATOES— Iu good demand at 40 to 45c
t>> lalior organisations; but generally |wi *ack.
speaking the newcomer ia at the mercy
IH'TTKR—Store, in rolls 17 H (4 22SC per rail
of capital
For the past two years the choice dairy, 10 4 35c per roll ; creamery 40
ininiigiaiita coming from Austro Hun­ (< 45c per roll.
gary, Italy, Poland, and Knsam have
eouatitiited it |>ei cent of our total immi­ KGU8. -Choicecandled i?'4cper dot
gration
Their nveinge illiteracy is to1 HIDES—DrytuS»4 15c; given oc to 7c.
per cent, as compared witli wloui 31, per
DRIED ATPIES— Evaporated bleached, 6
cent among immigrants from Greet
Biilian and Ireland, France, Germany, flffbHc evaporated unbleached. 4'4 5c.
mid ScandiunviA
Only one in about 25
PH A RS—Sun and evaporated. 4(46c.
of the immigrants from southeastern,
DRIED Pl.VMS— Pitless, «.(«go-, prunes. 4c to
Einope is a skilled workman. They are
exploited by our corporations in gangs
at low wages ii|um all kinds of work re-
CHICKENS- fc«o«l h 50
ouir ng muscle rather than skill, and
they are not always treated with ordinary
TVRKKYff—Uve. ite for choice.
lnallce by contractor, —From "The
DI CKS-Young fj 00 i4Uoo
I’logre-s of the world,” in
American
Monthly Kewiew of Reviews for Oeiober. GKESK-Young 15 00(416.00
■>«» You Want lline?
If so please remember I lint J. E. Till-
lie keep mi excellent «apply of nil kind,
jofeotlou Ixxe riibl>er I'tieil, amt rubber
I iom wound with wire. Our price* are
nut right.
Eytion decease; to the creditors of, and to all
person having claims against said desoeased, to
presnet them, with the necessary vouchers, with
in six months, after the first publication of Ibis
notice, to the said executor, at the office of W.
II. Cooper, in the City of Tillamook, in Tilla-
mokoCoutity, State of Oregon.
Dated this 14 day of September, 1897.
B. F. Ely,
Executor of the last will an«! test
ament of I.ydi.i Eynon, deceased
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an or­
der issued «mt of the County Courtfor Tillamook
County Oregon, in probate on the loth day of
July 1897, the undersigned was by said couit
duly appointed administrator of the estate of
Barnant Buback, deceased; and all persons hav
ingclaims against said estate are hereby noti­
fied to present them to the undersigned with
proper voucher at the office of AV. J. May in
Tillamook City Oiegoii, for settlement, within
six months from this date.
Dated July 20th 1H97.
J. B. Delsinan
J. W. May atly. for Adm'r.
Administrator
CITATION
I n the C ounty C ourt of the S tate of O re -
gon , FOR THE COT'NTYOF TlLLAMOOK, SS.
In the matter of 1
tlie estateot
I
Ernest Wyss
> Citation
Deceased.
J
To the unknown heirs of Et nest Wyss the
above named de«’edent greeting:
In the name of the State of Oregon,
on are hereby cited and required lo appear
in the County Court of the State of Oregon, for
the County of Tillamook, at the Court Room
thereof,at I llamook. in titestiiJ County, on
*1 nesday. the 2nd day of November. I897 at 10
o’clock in the forenoon of that day, then ami
there to show cau»<, if mty exists, why G. O.
Nolan. administrator of the above named estate,
should not be granted an order of sale of the
interest of the above named decedent Ernest
Wyss in and to the the lands in Tillamook
< ourty. Oregon, deaciibed as fallows towit
I he s E
of the s E % ofrccticn 11 and the S
4 of the S W
and the N E Q of S W \ of
section 1. in 1’ 1 N of K - w of the Willamette
Meiidian in Oregon containing 1«acres.
Witness, the Hon. W. W. Conder 1
Judge of the County Court of the
State of Oregon, for the County
of Tillamook with the seal of
Mid Court affixed this 13th day
,
of September 18^7.
Attest. J D. Edwards Cleik
T1ti> notice ia «erred by publication by ord.r '
C arefully G raded C ommon &
H igh S chool D epartment and
T eacher ’ s C lass .
Y ear divided into 2 terms of
FOUR AND A HALF MONTHS EACH.
TU ITI OB
Per Term..........
Ter Year
(in ad rance)
Ptr Meath.........
Par Mouth
(primary department
I2.JO
»..8.00 '
1.00
I
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And Salt Fish?
IF SO GO TO
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A paper co.iUlnin
C0(|
news, and In every « ay in
wliitli ullthe vatie.i iudu»lriea and
lutereNtM of Die eouuty. Such a
paper is that is the
The Headlight is the oldest paper
published tn the county, and hai
done more to advertise the county
and call attention to all its various
resources and iulcrest capital in R«
development than all ot’-er nev..«-
papera ccmbl ed. It h 1 never
failed to rtu all in its pouefor the
good of the country, in letuiu tor
thia the people of the county have
bestowed upon it a most generous
patronage. The Headlight has to­
day
Double
Of any other newspaper in the
county. And all this is spite cf the
fact that other papers have been
given away for ncthitig in order to
lessen the Headlight's »’ireuiatioa.
The Headlight does not need to beg
people to take it or plead fot
a caanee to enter their ho nes as a
special favor as a premium given for
something else. It is a ligitiinate
newspaper, and it
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 select!:»/ a news­
paper under the provisions of an act
of the Legislature approved Feb. 21st
«97-
“On tlie 2d day of Feb: nary, 1897, it be­
ing a <1 iv of the regular term of this
court for Janna y 1897, this cause
continued to t »is lime for filing of
ptoifs by tl e newspapers contesting
heir ji , « o nes on to b‘ heard rtmi
the p b-her of the Tillamook
Headlight having du'y filed a ceri-
fi d ! s o' its ■ on fide yearly sub-
fcrib rsliving iu this county, and
no > t er pub i-her bavin,' s > filed
meh l;st, and the Herald I’ublis'i ing
Co. liav’vg appeal ed by its attorney
AV. I.. Fro L and « x prowl y waived
the Hlipg o.’ such li*t or further con­
test herein it. is hereby ort'eted that
theTi 1 tnjok Headlight be and he...-
by is ie ected as the newspaper pub
1. h «1 in Tillamook County,Oregon,
having the largest c’t euialioii with­
in s i.i county and wherein shall be
publish the proceedings of the court
•as required by the 1 revisions of an
act of the Legt»lalu:e of ti e State of
Oregon, approved Feb. 21, 2891.”
Any other paper claiming to be the
County Official paper does so without
shadow of truth or authority. No
other publishes al! the county offic­
ial matter. The Headlight is also
The City Official Paper
and publishes all the proceedings of
the City Connell, all ordinances an
all official notices. It may save you
lots of trouble and expense to know
what the ordinances are and to keep
infarm«don offiicial matters The
Headlight has the reputation of being
one of the
An Emlnennt Now Vork Ch.mU!and scl.ntl.,
Maka. a Fr.. Offer to our Reader.
The dktin7tii<he I Xew Ynrk chemist, A. T
docinii, deiiioKtratin-bln discovery oí a re
•¿«hie mid absolute cure for Cou.«nmplio:i (1 I’ul-
iniiary Tube:ciilo»h) and all brom ilal, throa
•Ittf .»11 1 cheM JifteAfles. «Di’ti «• rough«, lung
««»<1 client hi R ctions general dtc ine «ml weak
i VMS loss <4 flesh, and al! c .ndiiion«« of wasiing
of Hou. w. W. Condor Jvlge of th« above uam
rd mutt made on the tjth .lay of »eptemtx r • way, ivi ’. send I'HI’;:-; ER:.;; BOTTLES (all
I Afferent) of hit tiscove lea to any afflicted
1897.
‘•»r Willing for them.
Handley & Handley
Hi« “New Scientific T v.it itenf has cured
Attorneys for estate.
hoti’sawN per'.naneut ' h\ i r liniely use, am
I»
’r -4 it a ¿itti] P: • p ote -1 >na| dmy t.
i offri.luhu .illty to .¡oliate a I ial uf hl," 1 i.i
ntlah’e cure
Sciencedwily ¿ vclope« new wonders, ant*
hi* treni chemi.«-, patient’v expe iine.iiing fo:
v- arn. haaprolnce’ ~e«*th!l>i « he.ie.Icia! to hu
GENERAL AGENT FOR
I '1 uiily a« can
by »' iv -.no lorn geniti«
• Uaws« ii,>tl t a. iM 1R tn.:il le» H, «1
••» me curable in auv clint fe i« proven b
heartfelt letter« uf gratitude
tiled in 1 j
merk,m and En ot enn I »b,.n •tor • « in thou
• nd« from those cured hi all paris of the
world.
F arming I mplements * M achien - Merlicsl ropsrt. coa, M.. thn, hro:lim,| ,. ,
E”Y CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE • ti.t Ian, troab’e. . to „, ,.llmplt„„ w]lk.
>««.«. .,H-cly ,„d «riai
death.
SOLD IN THIS COUHTY-
Simply wrttr to T A slontm »1. D ; ,s rm.
The Mitchell Wagon.
mr.t N w Y ak ai.mjtno., OSI.,..,
■dUros. .nd th» f-« mctH-in, w u i»,,, ,,,,^
s»m 1-mr. ■<■«.! , t.t t.y, i„.tall,
•f his fiencreus proportion
I ea«* tc!’ the D tor that yo® *aw hl« offer *
» the Hee llirht
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M rs . R. R. H ays
Sefeet Se Goof F. M. LAM B,
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fi&v a y M 1 k b-
B
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It is ail home pi ini.
It has a fine sfaff of correspondents.
It covers the entire county.
It has a fne standing everywhere.
It belongs to no clique
' It is broad and progressive,
Il is able and up to date.
It is also tho
I
V V- J J 1 L J
k>
The Headlight hes every week
nearly twice as muck home news as
any other paper published in the
county.
I n thb C ounty C ourt of T illamook C ounty ,
of O hegom .
Pnraly*ifl, Vertigo' Iuipoleney, Dys- S In tate
the matter of the estate»
“Which one are you going to drown ♦”
of Lydia KynonJ
'¿Li
pepsin, Nervous Prostrntiou mnl I umoiii -
deceased.)
Fashion Bazar.
nin uure«l. No cun», no pay. Read ad
Notice is hereby given, by the undersigned t&a
of Vitn M Heine U >.
executor of the last will and testament ol I.ydia
•
living I" T.’I v ’ mt
CiPinfy or W’u0
has prop- |y loc trd bee wM|, .
o’) its Own JjeiM
effect a cure. 25 and 50 cent sizes for
Asthma or Catarrh
No cure, no pHV. sale by S. J . Sturgeon.
Read ad. Vita Medicine Co.
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County wnrrentfl wanted.
Ua <J s« k 1
and it spares no pains nor expense
to keep up its reputation. We have
just put in a water motor to run oar
presses, and have now one of the
most complete country offices iu the
state. The Headlight also has the
.liegst tfoB Printing
office west of Portland. W’e 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 get it done iu Portland.
have no competition in this county
in job work as no other office is Pre'
pared to do good work.
Our Work Tells
tth« gröbliche