Tillamook headlight., October 14, 1897, Image 3

Woman’s
I
Deed
Hav for Sal©
70 tona of hay—half oat and Imlf
limolhy—raised on F. Schomberg ’a
lauvli.
Inquire of B. L. Eddy
WONDERFUL
Cure of Chronic Digea^eg
Notice
A benefactress who is
DOING INCALCULABLE GOOD.
LIST—Price.
i-lii.t, Plain., ..
ShiiiM, p. K............
Shi i t Negligee....
Shirt», Fancy........
Shirt* with Col.ifc
Over Shirts..............
Night Shirts..........
Under Shirts........
Drawers ................
Collar?....................
Cuffs, Each............
Handkerchiefs....
Socks, per pair ...
Neckties..................
Linen Coats..........
Vests.......................
Devotes Much of Her Time to the Benefits of
Children—How She Helps Them.
From the Evening Newt, Detroit, Mich,
Mn. John Taneoy, of 130 Baker Street,
Detroit, Michigan, is one of those women
who always know just what to do in all
trouble and »ickneaa. One that is a mother
tu those in distress To a reporter she said:
“I am the mother of ten children and
have raised eight of them. Several years
ago we had a serious time with my daughter,
which began when she was about sixteen
years old. She did not have any serious
illness but seemed to gradually waste away.
Having never had any consumption in our
families, as we come of good old Irish and
Scotch descent, we did not think it was that
disease. Neither did she have a hacking
cough, yet she grew thinner and paler each
day. Our doctor called the disease by an
odd name which, os I afterward learned,
meant lack of bloo<1.
“It is impossible to describe the feelings
John and 1 had as we noticed our daughter
ilowlv passing away from us. As a last re*
lort I was induced to try Dr. Williams’ Pink
Pills for Pa!e People, made bv the Dr. Wil­
liams Medicine Company, Schenectady, N.
Y., which I understood contained in a con­
densed form all the elements necessary to
give new lite and richness to the blood and
| restore shattered nerves.
t«tr.n v_,
..oTr.-R-
—»11« had
r ‘’ L box’ ‘he.™,»aa a decided change,
and after three months treatment you would
not have recognized her, aa her health was
«n&W lJrJmpr0Ted- -She 5ttinert in
rapidly and soon was in perfect health. I
have always kept the pill, in the house aince
and have recommended them to every one I
could. I have told many mothers about
them and they have made some wonderful
cures. One of the girls had a young lady
friend mat
ineuu
that came to the house almost every
day, and she was a sight. Honestly, she
seemed almost transparent. I »lid not care
to have my daughters associate with her, aa
I was afraid she would drop dead some day
when they were out on the street. I recom­
mended and begged her to take Dr. Wil­
liams’ Pink Pills for Pale People, and told
her of their sterling qualities and how the
cost was slight, being only 50 cents a box or
six boxes for $2.50, at any druggist’». Final­
ly I induced her to try them.
“They helped her wonderfully, and un­
doubtedly saved her life. She now recom­
mends them to other young women.
“Every mother in this land should keep
these pills in the house, as they are good for
many other ailments. I don’t believe in
doctoring and never spent much money in
medicines, hut I can recommend Dr. Wil­
liams’ Pink Pills to every mother that haa
a daughter just coming into womanhood.”
Wanted 20 cords of wood cut at the
Pants................. .... 25»* DreRaes...................... .25 to 50»
and
Towels..............
3‘ I holer Vent»... .., .......... 10* Court House, 4ft wood cut twice
f<l
Napkins.......... . .. 21s<-1 Night Diesbes.......... .10 to 25*- stacked in wo »«I shed. File bids
Table Cloth«. . .5 Io25<- I'heinises................. .10 to 25c hHine with County Clerk on or befoie
SllPl ts............... ............ 5c I Dniwerw................... 10 to 25c the 1*1 day of Oct. 1897.
W W. Cornier
Pillow Slips. .. ............ 5c ('oi ii I »in at ion Suits. ............15c
Pillow Shams. . 25c to$l
_
Skirt«........................ 20 to 50c
Co. Judge
Bed Spreads.. .10 to 25c WniwtM..................... 10 to 25c
Rollers............................ 5c ■Shirt W h * m U........... .15 to 25c
Curtains, Lace .50c to $1 I Wrapper»..................: 25 to 50c
Curtains, PlainlO to 25c ¡Saeques..................... . J 5 to 50c
Overalls........................ 10c Sto«-kings............... . ............. Io
Blouses......................... 10c Aproii«........................... 5 Io 15c
Caps..................... 5 to 10c Cape Collars ............. 5 to 15c
Gloves......................
( 5c
’heinisetteH......................... 15<‘
Tidies............................. 5 Io 10c
LADIES’LIST—Price. Bankets..................... 25 to 75c
gents
M rs . R. R. H ays
Sefeet ScßoüL
* < *
C arefully G raded C ommon &
I>yeing, cleaning and repairing, pressing and creasing. Extra charges
H igh S chool D epartment and
for work one on short notice. Terms, C. O. D.
T eacher ’ s C lass .
ffl^TRiCF.s, by the dozen — When a washing contains two dozen or more. 50 cts. p'r doz;
Y ear divided into 2 terms of
one dozen, all big pieces, fi.oo; one dozen, big and small, 75 cents. 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 dried and starched, 30 cents per dozen. You must not expect to send
in all your big pu ces and get them done at list prices. If you send in your big pieces, only,
we will have to charge you more.
J. W. ATWATER, Manager
McIntosh & Townsend will pay the
highest market price in cash for dair
utter delivered at their factory at Tilla­
mook.
“I'm nearly dpiid with Piles ” .AVhy
not get well? Bead ad of Vita Medicine
Co. No cure, no pay.
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Co.
I
FOUR AND A HALF MONTHS EACH.
TUITION
Per Term....................................................... 17 5f
Per Year
(in advance)
ia.;"
Per Month.......................................................... 2 0
(primary department
l.or
Per Mouth
Cheap lumber.
Educate Your Bowels With Cascaretn.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
10c, 25c. If C. C. C. fail, druggists refund money.
Tillamook T.umber Co. have again re­
duced their prices, and are now selling
rough lumber at $6 00. Sized lumber
7.00, shiplap 7 00, pickets I x 3—4 feet
long |7.00 per thousand pickets.
W. H. IT Cary Ims the l>ir<reMt stock
of ammunition in the county.
Vita Medicines make red blood, Read
ad. No cure, no pay.
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I or "»ale.
220 acres, 6 miles east of this place,
If you want watches or j*welery as on Trask river, rich soil. Must be cash.
cheap as at Portland go to Letcher’s.
S C Foster.
A GOOD PLEA.
There came one day to an inn near Bo-
Icgna, kept by a widow, Madonna Lucret-
zie, three travelers. Seating themselves on
a bench under her vine trellis, they were
supplied with a flagon of Aleatioo by a love­
ly girl, her only child, the imago of her
former self. In their hats they wore a
medal, such as in that age was often dis­
tributed In war, and. they were evidently
lubalterns in one of those free bands which
were always ready to serve in any quarter,
If a service it could be called, where a bat­
tle was little more than a mockery, and
the slain, as on an opera stage, were up
and fighting tomorrow. Overcome with
the heat, they threw aside their cloaks,
r.nd, with their gloves tucked under their
belts, continued for some time in earnest
conversation.
At length they rose to go, and the Vene­
tian thus addressed their hostess:
“Excellent lady, may we leave under
your roof fora day or two this bag of gold?”
“You may,” she replied gayly; “but, re­
member, we fasten only with a latch.
Bars and bolts we have none in our vil
lage, and if we had where would be you»
security f”
“In your word, lady.”
“But what if I died tonight? Where
would it be then?” said she laughingly
“The money would go to tho church, foi
none could claim it.”
“Perhaps you will favor us with an ac
knowledgment?”
“If you will write it.”
An acknowledgment was written ao
cordlngly, and sho signed it before Master
Bartolo, the village physician, who had
just called by chance to learn the news of
the day, the gold to bo delivered when ap­
plied fur, but to be delivered (these were
the words) not to one nor to two, but
to the three—words wisely introduced by
those to whom it belonged, knowing what
they knew of each other. Tho gold they
had just released from a miser’s chest in
Perugia, and they were now on a scent that
promised more. ’
They and their shadows were no sooner
departed than the Venetian returned, say­
ing, “Give me leavo to set my seal on the
bag, ns the others have done.” And she
placed it on a table before him, but in that
moment she was called away to receive a
cavalier who had just dismounted from
bis horse, and when she came back it was
gone. The temptation had proved irresisti­
ble. The man and the money had vanished
together.
‘‘Wretched woman that lam!” she cried
as in an agony of grief she fell on her
daughter’s neck. “What will become of
us? Are wo again to be cast out into the
wide world? Unhappy child, would that
thou hadst never b»*n born!” And all
day long she lamented, but her tears avail­
ed her littlo. The others were not slow in
returning to claim their due, and there
were no tidings of the thief. He hud fled
far away with his plunder. A process
against her was Instantly begun in Bo
logna, and what defense could she make;
how r> lease herself from the obligation of
the bond? Willfully or in negligence sh<
bad parted with it to one, when she shouh
have kept it for all, and inevitable ruir
■waited her.
“Go, Gianetta,” said she to her dough l
ter. “Take this veil which your mothei
has worn and wept under and implore* the
Counselor Calderino to plead for us on the
daj- of the trial. He Is generous and will
listen to the unfortunate, but, if he w ill
not, go from door to door. Monaldi can
Hot refuse us. Make haste, my child, but
Mi'ml,er the chapel as you pass by it.
Nothing prospers w ithout a prayer.”
Alas, she went, but in vain! These were
Ntalncd against them. Those demanded
toore than they had to give, and all bode
them despair. What was to be done? No
■dx> cate, and the cause to come on tomor-
row!
w Gianetta had a lover, and he was a
■tut ent of the law, a young man of great
promise, Lorenzo Martelii. Ho had studied
long and diligently under that learned la"’
J<r oovnnnt Andreas, who, though little
°f f-tature. was great in renown, and ’ y
bis onuni|*orarit s was called tho arch doc­
tor. the rabbi of doctors, the light of the
world. Under him ho had studied, fitting
on the same bench with Petrarch, and aho
under hw daughter, Novella, who would
often leetun* to the scholars when her fa­
ther was otherwise engaged, placing her-
^If I ’ liind a «mall curtain, l^t her beauty
Jbonld divert their thoughts, a precaution,
“ this Instance at h«st. unnecessary, U>-
*n«o having lost his heart to another.
To him she flies In her necessity, but
of w hat assistance ran he be? He bus Just
token his place at the lar. but he has
w spoken, and bow stand up alone, on-
practiced and unprepared r.s he is, against
at* J.rray that would alarr.i the most ex
to *1* DCld?
decent Semcxples cfFme ToTo ^’xintin.gr
The proof of ^be the pudding is in (ho eiiting. The proof of the question as to whether or not the H ead ­
light can do fine Job Printing lies in an ehibition of the work dene.
We tube plensure in
exhibiting to yon in this space some s»nn>les of recent work. The H eadlight can do
anything in the line of Job Work—no matter what you may want.
sample below is that of a siock book printed last week for the
Tillamook Tug Co.
tell about their great Micie»» mid bow
they can cure you.
Having a system of medicines found-
ed on great diNcoveries of
eminent
scientists, demonstrating the fact that
»•very »liseuse has an antidote and that if
iheir .speciticH are used according to di­
rections they nearly always cure.
Their remedies
have completely
restored to health so many thousands of
suffering humanity, they absolutely
GUARANTEE a cure in all cases—such as
Morphine and Opium Habits, Drunken­
ness and Tobacco Habit, Liver Diseases,
Jaundice, Salt Rheum, Yellow Blotches,
Pimples, Gastralgia, Gastric Debility of
die Stomach, Dyspepsia, Chronic Con­
stipation ; Kidney Diseases—such
as
Bright’s Disease,
Congestive
Blood
1'rouhlvs, Dropsical Swellings, Crystal­
ites, Dirbetis, Chronic
Rheumatism—
no matter how long standing, Neuralgia,
Gout, Asthma, Bronchitis, LaGrippe,
Indigestion, Catarrh in all forms, Hay
Fever, Diseases depending on the brain,
Veiligo, Debilitating Losses, lm potency,
Nervous Prostration, Paralysis, Pain in
the Back, Weakness of the Limbs, In­
somnia, Lassitude, Piles in nil forms,
Colds and Croups, Blood Diseases of
eveiy kind and nature, including Scrof­
ula, Hip Disease, White Swelling, Fever
Sores. Cm vat lire of the Spine, Bickels,
Skin Diseases, Chronic Diarrhiea, Head­
ache, dec. All Fetale Complaints the
Female Regulating lablets and Vaginal
Cones always do their work safely amt
surely when iis « m I ms diiected. Simply
write the company in strict confi­
dence, dis»-riliing disease ami they will
semi )ou free directions as to what re ill-
edy to use, or if you enclose $1 they will
send yon a month’s treatment adapted
to your particular case, and they wi I
guarnii ye a cure if their directions are
followed.
Itiese remedies are nearly all in tablet
torni, easy to lake and contain no alco­
hol to injure the system. Address
VIT k MEDICINE COMPANY, Tacoma,
\\ ashington ' ,»f
Lung Troubles and Consumption Can ba
Cured.
An Emlnennt New York Ohemlitand scientist
Makes a Free Offer to our Readers
The distinguished Neu- York chemist, A.
Uncuiii, demo'iNtratiir; hl« «lUcovery of a
i tide amt xliMoliite line for Consumption (Pul-
lonary Tube culosis) and <11 bronchial, throat
•mg amt chest diseases, stii'ihor’i coiiglw. lung
id chest :tff clions . rtir-.id decline and weak*
••SN loss of flesh. find .«It c Ii.litions of wasting
V4V, will M I 1 I’HUKE Fit KF. BOTTLES (all
fib-rent) of h:* discovetles to any afflicted
¡»J. i of iitc It.»!»’ ! >‘u writing for them.
Xcw Si i. til lie Treat.iient ’ ha« cured
mid* ¡«e: iHHiieiit'y by i a timely UM,
.1
■! . rpL- p. ■. < ->l >lial duty
.»tfc-iiu< tin’ -.;.nity to donate a tiial of hla
liable cure
s» icii<-e cVdly »'. -rclopes new wonders,
tin great ».-. —inf, pmic illy experimenting for
ar*, lias pro luced > vaults a«* l»eiietleial to hu*
utility can bc.-l.ilme«! I»y any moderngenius.
¡KH<ot lion t ai lung troubles aud conauinpt-
it u »• curable la anv climate is proven
•trm | fell letters of gratitude,’* Hied
merles n and Emupean laboratories in
«and* from those cured iu ail part«
world.
Medical expert* concede that bronchial, cl e*t
amt lung troubles lead to consumption, which,
uninterrupted, means spce»ly ami certain
death.
Simply write to T. A Mocum af. D.J 9* Pine
street, New York, giving pot office and cap rasa
address, and the free niedicim wtll be piomntly
aent. Sufferers should take Instaut advantage
of his generous proposition
please Uli the Doctor that you saw hia
in the Mea llieht
I -T3LLAMDDK tub bd >-
Capital 3foclt $UI,U00. Vnii» in lull.
Shares Fifty Dollars Each.
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---- n O h - Assessable.
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Incorporated Under the Laws
of the State of Oregon.
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(Certifico that
THIAM DDK TUG <30.
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CATARRH
1» a
LOCAL DISEASE
and is the result of colds and
sudden climatic changes.
It can tm cured by a pleasant
remedy which 1» applied di­
rectly Into the nostrils. Be­
ing quickly ai»#urbedit ghee
relief at once.
Ely’s Cream Balm
i,V OKK-
IN TIIF
GO!
“Were I nr mighty no I »»•
.„re dale oil Noh. e of final .etllemenl
J h "’C* Kyan >
of estate.
deceased.J
.
Nol.ee wherei.y give., th.th W. Rvan. .d
rntm.trator of the above namede-tate. ha. filed
1,0 final account w.th the clerk of the alewe
I court .howiog the reee.pl. and d.^
t,„r.ementaofthe fuud. of Mlle-Ute and tl.nt
the world for you.
virtue Of a., order i-aue.1 by ...d court»., the
The dM nnive. «nd the enure >e m- >.,h.t..v ofe.pt
T.leader the .nd day of
Nov i«7 wa" appointed •• the day on which
ol /Clio... would be heard to .net. «...1 .. count
bUtdn'1nml1’«f,t.'i')n r«ut“nd ..
and the «lUement th reof. at which time if
,CTed’- ......minutes the Judge« ere fro- Mid fi »1 account i. approved by raid rourt aid
lion of -on:e lulniit««
■,
ad.niui.liator will lw dwharged horn Luther
liability or countctlo.i with «»ul canoe.
D W. Kyati.
'rt.,. end tho. ridrewe« «*»•
Administrator.
nit», W. J. May att y for adm’r.
one
Dated Hept. r»th |8J;
tnny 1 v.rtt.rc t° ep«k n b.h«W ¡ wU|
who h«s none el« W *U(„ „1Mi
ne’u- ’
Utt. 1 will be there. Glanetta,
Xhn.ayth^Fri<nd<.f the frlcndles* give
în°n^n
50 YEARS’
tXPî-.
r.
TRADE MARKS,
but the eoHle th.
^1 ,
, <n?
Wealth follow, d f“‘ ■ .
,
hurt er
b«,w ,<*>n he •>.« «I >•*
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who «»’bCTidc bln‘-'_El'
- de « ic * s .
eo.VRICHT« fce.
. Slur geon is n*»w prq a ed I«» t/»ke 1
oiilers in Hie ktwrt atylea <f winter
wiHpM. Be sure to nee the samples«
Aalhms or Catarrh . No cure, no
Headed. Vita Militine Co.
•
County warrenta wanted
W.J. M«r
Paraly-iw, Vertigo' lmpotency, Dye-
pc I ubi. , Nervous Prostration and Insotii-
..in rnred. No cure, no pay. Rend H<1
of Vit« Me lirii.« C<>
Itici»
Col.t.ACo nre paving
I*
| hjiiik I (or packed Iml'er.
I»o Y«»u IV nut V»
Conwidershl»«
dep*it in
Cnnai«l?rMl»l* money is
ia on <lep*it
Ihia city for the jHirrhane of ltnpcved
nini ittiimprove.l p.<vj*rtjr within h nr or
five i.tilc. of town
l’unie. h«vii>K »nel.
il Ii.tu lor Rule, will do « ell Io . nil nt tile |
Hk.iDI.tOHT< flicenii.l l.-nce .I'wriptioti.
..I lite Inu.i t“Ke<lier will. |>ric«
terni-*.
Town property in Tillatn *»k, conaiat’
i» g of h»HUM, Bin» mi I ’4
of luiol,
for sale axle c I icmji
euny term»
Also 2» ncres <»f l id« Imnd n«lj’iuing
town 11000 Of «nny term*.
M. <’. Tiowlrridffe
remedies. It opens and cleanses the nssal paMSg es.
r.llaye pain and inflammation, heale the eoree, py-
le' ti the membrar.z fr<m>
res the sen-Te
of taste and tel!. Price
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ELY BKUTHKIW. b6 WarrenBUeet, New York,
Lightest,
Safest,
Simplest
Strongest,
Solid
Easiest
Working,
Moat
Top
Accurate,
kecelver.
C rip ti .
Most Modern and progressive
For catalog«« or Information write to
THE MARLIN FIRE ARMS CO.,
New ttevsn. Corni.
1?ish TOarkefr
^ SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
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MUNN A CO.,
s-ron«. All drrn^«
351 Brwwdwav. Be* Ywflu
teed Booklet
cbitago or New York-
Bysrllag itomeiy CO. d»»cac
fin Y<»u W ant llnao?
If ao p!»-a«e remember that J. E. Tir
lie keep an exi elleiil supply of all kind
jofmCUMi If»* rnbl*r luted, and rni I*
ini*' wotnid with wire. Our prices» ar»
nsl rigid.
GENERAL AGENT FOR
Micheli Lewis & Stave r
Company.
F arming I mplements * M achif . n -
E^v CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE
SOLD IN THIS COUHTY-
The Mitchell Wagon,
r.
Lamb
Tillamook. Orc.
This 1« Taur Opportunity.
Fretli Fi»l. "I • veiy .liwiiption in
ll.eir tw-nn >n. Are you foinl of
Clams, Crabs,
Fresh, Smoked
And ¿alt Fish?
1F SO GO A O ^5-----
n tbruwth Mw.b A Co rsoJVO
F. XI. LAMB
L. fl CHIPMAN’S
Market on Waal Main Rtr**t, Oppoatte
AiAeraan Bout BniWing.
U A. CHIPMAN, Proprietor
On receipt of t. n cent», r<uh or stamps,
a generoua • -oriple v ill be n ob 4 of tho
nj< st popular C tarrh and Hay Fever Cure
(Ely*» Cr. t n Balm) «efficient tn <bn»oQ-
■ traU* tho gr* nt mertti of the rcuaMy.
ELi BROTireRB,
Go
bt., New York City.
Bev. John Reid, Jr.. of Great Falla, Mont.,
reconimc . L <1 Elv’* Cream P.»lm to me I
ran empluiza Ina slat* merit, “It is a [>oei-
trve cure for catarrh if used aadirected.”—
Rev. Francb W. l ode, ¡’»»tor CeutraH’rea»
CbuMh, Helena, Mont
Ely's Cr*nm Balm Is the acknowledg' d
cure for ca’arrh and eon*alna no mercury
aor au^ injurt *1 drug Price, 60 oenta.