Tillamook headlight., October 28, 1897, Image 4

THE TILLAMOOK WEEKLY HEADLIGHT
THE WEDDING DRESS.
i
Coliu A Co are paying 20c per dozen
Blood Poisoned.
Li»k is coining!
x
Mrs. Siurgeon iz now prepared to lake
ordeis in the blest styles of winter
for egs;«.
Hay tor Sale
Barbara and Lettlce Maitland were or­
wreps. Be sure to see the samples.
70 tons of hay—half oat and half
phans, the children of a doctor w hose genius
bad developed itself more in the direction
I fmotliy-raised on F. Schomberg's
Asthma or Catarrh
No cure, no pay.
of spending than saxing, and who at his
rauch.
Inquireof B. L. Eddy.
Head ad. Vita Medicine Co.
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death had left his family almost penniless.
Now, however, Bartiara was earning a
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Look out for Lisk !
modest Income ns assistant secretary to
Notice’
Lady Glendower, well known for her phil­
When Lisk conies everybody will be
Wanted 20 cords of wood ent at the
anthropic efforts, and Lattice added to
Court House, 4ft wood ent twice and
happy.
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their store by t*aching the children of a
stacked in wood shed. File bids fo
prosperous linen draper.
County wairents wanted. W. J. May same with County Clerk on or befoie
Lett ice had bren for some weeks staying
at Broudstairs with her young charges,
Pnralyda, Vertigo' Impoteney, Dys­ the 1st day of Oct. 1807.
end Barbara was alone, but much hap­
W. W. Conder
pepsia,
Nervous Prostration and Insom*
pened during these few weeks, much that
Co. Judge
Prom the Chieftain, Pueblo, Col.
Read ad
Lett ice is at present in ignorance of.
“ I consider Dr. Williams’ Pink Pill« for nia cured. No cure, 110 pay.
*
The
harry
and
bustle
of
the
housewife
If we enter their little sitting room and
Is extremely wearing upon the delicate Pale People,” she continued, “the be«»t of Vita Medicine Co.
Cheap lumber.
listen to the conxersation being carried on organism of womanhood. Her intense ear­ tonic I have ever known.”
15cts.
I*
Colin A Co. are paying
by the two occupants, we shall h arn the nestness in whatever she undertakes, tempts
“A friend not long ago was telling me or
Tillamook Lumber Co. have again re­
her mother who is at a critical period in her pound for packed butler.
nature of what has taken place. One oc­ her constantly to go beyond her strength.
duced tiieir prices, and are now selling
Read the story of a Colorado woman as life. She had been subject to terrible faint­
cupant is Barbara Maitland herself.
Why rough lumber at «6 00. Sized lumber
“I’m nearly dead with
The other occupant is a man about 40, told to our reporter: “Eight vears ago,” ing spells, and the whole family would work
Dr. Williams’Pink Pill« have not
Bead ad of Vita Medicine 7.00, shiplap 7.00, pickets I x 3—4 feet
dark and handsome, albeit tanned by ex­ said she, “my husband died, and I was left overher.
three children to care for and educate. only stopped the fainting spells, but given not get well?
long $7.00 per thousand pickets.
posure to wind and weather, as xvell ho with
About two years ago I was very sick with her so much strength that she is able to take Co. No cure, no pay.
may, having only lately returned from his blood poisoning, caused by an abscess that up life’s duties again.
Ladies, read ad of Vita Medicine (o
fruit ranch in California. He is I»ady had not received proper treatment. The
“ I recommended the pills also to a young
For Sale.
G lend oxver’8 brother.
disease for a time settled in my throat, caus­ lady whose pale face made one pity her. She No cure, no pay.
220 acres, 6 miles east of this place,
looked
ns
if
there
wasn
’
t
a
drop
of
blood
in
“It all seems so strange,” said Barbara, ing me intense agony. Then inflammatory
“to think that wo are actually engaged to rheumatism set in. For four months and a her body. She was so weak that she was
\V. If. II Cary lias llie largest stock on Trask river, rieli soil. Musi be cash.
able to attend school, but after taking
each other, and yet that we don’t profess half I was a prisoner in my room, most of not
S. C. Foster.
Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for awhile she has of auiinunitiou in the county.
the
time
connned
to
my
bed.
Mv
hands
to love each other in the very least.”
were swollen so that I could not feed myself, gone back to school, and, with her rosy
“Yes,” responded her companion. Then and the swelling in my feet and ankles cheeks and bright eyes, she looks like an­
Vita Medicines make red blood, Read
Do You Want to Sell?
he added, “Barbara, would you not like to would have made walking impossible if I other girl.
nd. No cure, no pay.
(Signed)
“M rs . L. E. B rowning . ”
know why I first thought of taking a fruit had been strong enough.
Considerable money is on deposit in
Subscrined and sworn to before me thia
“One day, after considerable treatment,
ranch in California?”
If you want watches or j'welcry as this city for the purchase of impoved
19th day of May, A. I)., 1897.
my physician brought me a box of pills.
“Yes, certainly I should.”
ami unimproved property within b ur or
G eorge W. G ill , Notary Public.
cheap ns at Portland go to Letcher s.
“
You
need
a
tonic,
”
he
said,
“
and
some
­
“That was the cause.” And Geoffrey
five mil»1« of town
¡‘al lies having such
Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People
placed in her hand a tiny morocco case, thing that will act at once, and thia is the contain, in a condensed form, all the ele­
hinds for sale, will do well lo call at the
best medicine I know of for that purpose.”
wherein was framed the portrait of a love­
Educate Your Howels With Cascareis.
“Pills,” I exclaimed in surprise as he ments necessary to give new life and richness
H eadlight office and leave discriptione
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
ly girl, spiritual!©, yet full of vivacity, opened the box and showed me the little to the blood and restore shattered nerves.
of the land tuge-.her with price and
with deep blue eyos and golden hair.
5»ink globes. “ These are Dr. Williams’ Pink They are an unfailing specific for such dis­ 10c, 25c. If C. C. C. fail, druggists refund money.
terms.
eases as locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis,
’ills for Pale People.”
“She died, and now, little woman, you
“Yes,” he replied, “but you need not be St. Vitus’ dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheuma­
know why I told you I could never make
1)<>
You
Want
Hose?
Town property in Tillamook, consist­
nervous headache, the after effect of Ja
love to any woman again. I was nearly alarmed, they are not physic, and my word tism,
grippe, palpitation of the heart, pale and sal­
they’ll do you good.”
If so please remember that J. E. Till- ing of house, Barn and
acre of land,
mad with grief for a time after I lost her, for “ it,
Before I had been taking them a week I low complexions, all forms of weakness lie keep an excellent supply of all kinds
and I went out to California and plunged noticed a great improvement in my con­ either in male or female. Dr. Williams*
for sale sale cheap $300.00 easy terms.
madly into work. At first, as you know, dition. Soon my rheumatism was gone, I Pink Pills are sold by all dealers, or w ill be jofeotton hose rubber hued, and rubber Also 20 acres of Tide Land adjoining
things did not prosper, and I lost a lot of grew stronger each day and now am in the sent post paid on receipt of price, 50 cents a
lx)x, or six boxes for #2.50 (they are never hose wound with wire. Our prices are town $1000 00 easy terms.
money. Now I have regained all I lost beat of health.
The lady was Mrs. L. E. Browning, of 115$ sold in bulk or by the 100), by addressing Dr. ust right.
Al. C. Trowbridge.
and am comparatively a rich man, but if
Williams’ Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. Y.
I am to succeed and take a large number East 4th St., Pueblo, Colorado.
of pupils, as I hope to do, u wife Is an ab­
solute nece/udty to mo.”
That same evening Lettlco arrived. Let-
tlce was 19 and had a tall, supple figure
and a face of wondrous beauty. Her eyes
were of that rare blue violet shade, her
hair a soft nut brown. Tin y had finished
tea, and Barbara was seated in a low
chair by the open window, Lattice on a
stool at her feet.
“ What, Barbara—a new ring?” cried the
younger sister, capturing Barbara’s left
hand and examining the lovely sapphire
flashing on the third finger. “Ah, you
are blushing! What have you been doing
while I have been away? Come, toll mo
The pr oof of the pudding is the eating. The proof of the question as to whether or not the H kadlight can do fine Job Prill.ing lies in
all about it.”
an exhibition of work done. We lake pleasure in exhibiting to you in this space some samples of recent work. Die II eaulio HT
‘I have been getting engaged,” replied
Barliara demurely, and then, to her sister's
enn do anything in the line of Job Work—no matter what von may '.vnnt.
great surprise, she told her all about it.
So Lettlco was introduced to this new
brother, and the new brother and Lettlco
got on very nioely together. Lettlco was
just of an age to lie fascinated liy a man of
Geoffrey's ago and style rather than by
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one nearer to her own age, and Geoffrey
was taken hy her fresh, girlish ways and
by her natural, unconventional style.
So it xvas all arranged—a marriage of
mutual satisfaction and esteem, but no
lovemaking.
But the little god was not to be cheated.
So two hearts, after one ecstatic lioiind of
passionate joy, as they realized that they
M
areall the world to each other, are plunged
in anguish and despair as they also realize
that they both are in honor bound never
to lie more than friends.
Look into Geoffrey Selhurst’s room late
one evening toward the end of Augustas
By Urdar of the Board of County Commissioners
ho paces up and down, heedless of the fact
that the clock is already registering the
County Clerk.
small hours.
“Fool—fool that I was!” he ejaculated.
“Fool to tell myself that my heart was
dead and buried xvith my lost love, and
By
Deputy,
now it is beuting ns wildly and with as
passionate love for another, and I may not
claim her. I uni bound in honor to her
flliter.”
HEADLIGHT PH I NT.
“Barbara shall never know it,” mur­
mured lattice as she lies awake in her si
lent misery through the long night. “I
will bear my pain alone. Her life shall
not be «polk'd. ”
Literary Notes.
It was the evening before the wedding,
tendon to and building up a town than
J7/I NA } (¡N. IES.
MAIL SCHEDULE.
a lovely, still September evening. The ,
any oilier agency employed. People go
three wore together in the Mail lands' lit­
I On the 8th day of October more than where there is business. Capital and T illamook ano N orth Y amhill :—
tle sitting room.
Bridexrooui (in the parlor)—Dailinx,
Leiive N. Yamhill daily except Sunday 8 n. ni.
Arnveat Tillamook next day by
4 p.m.
“Bal», you have not tried on your wed­ yon seam sad; is it possible lluit you re­ 10,000 blndents were on the roll« as mem­ labor will locate where there is an enter­
l.eave Tillamook daily except Sunday 6 p. m
ding dross,” cried Iiottice. “It looks love­
ber* of llie first Frerhiiian class of the prising community. No power on earth
Arrive N. \ Rmhill next day ............ 2 p. in'
gret
the
step
you
have
taken?
ly. Do go up stairs and put it on. I know
Cosmopolitan University. The confusion is so strong to build lip n town ns a news­ rn.LAMOOK ANI) HOHSONVILLE:__
Biide—No, dearest; I’m only worried,
that Geoffrey is dying to Hee it.”
I. ve Tillamook daily except Tuesday 6:00 a.m
into which the plans regarding the Cos­ paper wtll patronized, and its power
“ Yes, do.” Mild Geoffrey. “I should like that's all.
An.ve I olwoueille
,:oon.m.
mopolitan’s educational
work were should be appreciated”.— Keystone.
’
•
except Tuesday .10:0- a til.
to nee It. ”
i lidegioom— Worried' Why, my angel
Arrive lillamook
i-oorni
“Very well,” said Barbara, smiling. “I
thrown by the retirement of Piesideiit
L’ve Hobsonvllle Sundays
q oot m'
will gratify your curiosity and my vanity. wliat can you have to worry about?
Arrives in Tillamook ...........
hl
Andrews, in onler to meet the urgent
Bride- I’ve been trying to remember
1 will run and put it on.”
List;! Liskl! Liskl 1! It becomes a N etarts :—
wishes
of
his
fi
leu.Is
al
Brown
Univer
­
Leaves Tillamook Tuesdays, Thursdays,
Fora fewseoonds silefioe prevail«. Then something that we might have futgolten,
lituieliold word whatever beat known, x
atld Saturday«
Kntiirrlava at
a»
anti
sity, has been met by the acceptance of
Lettie«1 cr<»sscs over to Geoffrey, and, tak­
Arrive» Netarts .................
- 1 1 Ill.
ing both his hands, gazes at him with sor mid I can’t.
Now is the lime to subscribe for llid
Leaves Neiarts, same days,
the Presidency by ¡»r. Eliphalet Potter.
■1 o. J-.
Arrives Tillamook by .........
row laden eyes.
“My wife,” said the man who wanted Presiilent Potter lias been at llie head of Weekly Examiner and get lit on tile
• 6 |. m.
G rand R ond :—
“Geoffrey, you will never let her know,
to air his private history, "actually two great colleges lor neatly 23 years, premium. Lamb Agt.
l.e.ve- Grand Ko.inde daily except Sunday
never let her gutMM. You will lie true to
■ orou arroat o( mailfrom McMinn-
her and good to her always, will you not?” thinks more of a little idiotic, saucer- and brings to work exceptional talents
I'strength is what you
want, y oil
“Lettlev, Lettlco, I want you! Come shaped dog we’ve got than slio does of as an organizer hik I a man of broa I cul­
Arriveaat Tillamook at 145.
should study what causes your weakness.
and help me to put my gown on,” cried me.”
Leave. Tillamook Unity except Sunday at 6
ture and common sense ideas, lie is al­
Barbara s voice from up stairs. “Come
It is practically lack of food.
v-nbui.
"And
venture
to
say,
”
said
the
man
ready at Irvington engaged in organizing
and help me, I settled Miss Frazer has
Arrives at Grand Konde at 1:45.
B it you eat 3 meals a day, and all you
mad«' a mistake. My goxvn Is much to«» witli n talent for saying mean things, his staff of pi ofessors. The work of the
M1.?'!
h.""r"’ 7 30 A’ »» to 8:ouP. M.
can eat at a time.
long and too large. Sh«' seems to have "that it isn't much o( a dog at that ”
Moin ; Order department, S oo A. Ji. 6.oo 1' M
Univeisily lias been groupeil under fif­
miudav 4 00 to 6:00 P. M.
1
Yes, but do you digest it?
made it hy your measurement instead of
Editor—Y ju havii't been in this busi­ teen heads, covering the various bianch s
mine. Try it on, l.ettiee, and let me see.”
Food undigested, is not food. It is not
ofknowlege. Each ol these will he in Horn isliment.
Lvttlee consented to array herself in the ness very long?
white silk and lac«' draperies, and very
charge of a professor. As soon as the
New
Reporter
—
No.
I
am
almost
a
It does not create strength.
lovely sb«« looke«l in them. Iler tall figure
«ON HIM THE Cot NTX OK TIL l AMOOK.
task of selection is complete, the students
o digest your food take Shaker Diges
easily carried off th«» superfluous inches novice at it.
Ky."I I Noti« o( «»»I «Ulemeut
that had so distressed Barbara, and she Editor—Tluil’s »list I supposed when in will be assigned their work mid the t veCoidial at meals. After a while you
ili cea»ed. J
of estate.
looked xvith pa rd« »na bio girlish vanity as your leport of the contlagation of Bones’ largest Freshman class tn the history of
will digest'voui food without it. Then
Notice Is hereby give» tlmt d . W. Rv.n, nd
her sister placed her in front of th«' glass.
Hie the univvisities of the world will be you will get well, and strong ami happy. miui.trator of the above named estate, has filed
stable
last
night
you
failed
to
call
“Did you think I did not guos what
given its studies.
had happen«'d, littlesisterf” said Barbara s the red-tongued demon.— Ex.
Shaker Digestive Cordial cures indi­ his final acrount with the clerk of the above
named court allowing lhe receipt, and dis­
sxxeet, low toned voice, while her arm rtole
gestion and all its symptoms, such as
bursement, of the funds ofsaid estate and that
gently round th«» ninaxed lattice. “Hero
It Looked Stt^pivlouj»
is Geoffrey Selhurst s bride I Como and
The first Thanksgiving dinner was nausea, headache, eruptions, pain intlie l>v virtue of an order issued by said court on the
let me take you to him. ”
They were flitting on the broad veranda celebiated in this country two hundred s oimch, giddiness, lo-s of appeiiie, etc. rath day of Sept. 1S97, Tuesday the md day of
“But, Barbara, stop! llow did you find of h nuininer resort hotel and the one in
and Nov. 1S97, Was appointed as the day on which
and seventy-six ye^re ago, at Plymouth It makes your loo«l noiliisli you,
ol j. cllons would be heard to such final account
out? We nvsixj meant you to know! I
makes
you
strong,
fat
and
hearty.
light
gray
ventured
to
nay
to
the
one
in
Mass.
The
whole
American
army
was
and the aettlement thereof, at which time if
will not take your lover from y« u!”
Druggi-ls sell it. 1'iial bottle It)cents said final account is approved by said court said
"Ge«>ffi> y is not my lover, ami he is only white tlmt her husband was evidently present—it iiumbeted 27 men. Mile«
going to marry mo l>« eause he is tcwvehival very dev<»led .
■ Iminiatrator will I« discharged from further
Standish, the backward lover of Priscilla
tout and honorable to disapp oint mo, and,
lirtbility or connection with Mid caum*
“
What
do
yon
mean?
”
ai>ked
the
one
sat
at
the
feast,
while
Priscilla
served
at
though 1 like him very much and est««»m
D W Kyan.
In
while,
knitting
her
brow
and
looking
the tables. The story will appear in the
him immensely, I should never irvt my
W. J. May att'y for ndin’r.
Ailminiiytrator.
heart out about him, ns I know a fooll.-h troubled
Dated Sept. aStii 189;.
November issue of the Ladies* Home
little girl would d«» it I had gone away
“\\ hy he writes you every day, doesn't Journal. Here Indians and whites sat
mid not mere
xvith him und left her in England.”
dow n together by the tables set in the
C*ix months lat«r (her«'was a vvtddlng he?” returned the one in gray.
•’Ye». That’» just what trouble« me.” woods, and enjoyed the roast turkey,
out in California, and this time the bride’s
dress lilted |>erfr< tiv, ami even if It but! aidd the one in while, actually «cowling beaebnuts, » lam chowder, fish, salad
Should be the thing con-
not don»* so «hexvould hnv«» gon© to chnrvh
cakes, ft uit and other delicacies provid­
and have been ninrrhd in II all th© same, at the thought
bidered in the selcvtioii
Trouble* yon?”
ed. It was al this historic dinner that
for Baflutrn declared that Hugh 1 h r.ham,
AND ITS
of a newspaper.
th«* ch xer ihx tor, had won her h« art and
“Certainly. I can’t help thinking he’s the first oysters were served.
The
~
J° J?* Edito* >—l have an absolute
■«nil com ph tely for hlnimdf and that not afraid 1*11 pack up and come home un­
Illustrations of the article show portraits
wnedy for Consumption. By its timely use
ex« n to make larltiee happy would she Mur-
thousands of hopeless cases have been already
expectedly if he doesn’t.’—Chicago Post. of the Pilgiani Fathers.
render him. —Exchange.
FEARFUL RESULT OF IMPROPERLY
TREATING AN ABSCESS.
Mrs. L E. Browning, of Pueblo, Painfully Afflicted from a Complica­
tion of Diseases—Her Remarkable Fortitude.
cììcccntSamples
c7
ch'iic Jcl
y
(To «H r Creaettrev of Olnmooft Sintnttj, ©vegan.
pay to the Order of
Dollars
out of the County Road Funds in your hands, not otherwise appropria­
ted for Road Work in District No.................
Merit
Cheapness
Consumpiion
THE HEADLIGHT
Don't Tobacco Spit MH*1 Smoke To«r lift* An»y.
To quit tobacco easily and forever, be maf
In FIJI the coinage vhtvtly consists of
Rev. T. DeWitt Talimge M^elv ob­
•Ut.
full of lite, nerve and vigor, lake No To-
whale»’ teetb, tbow- of greater value t>< Ing m M, lhe
wonder worker, that makes weak men serve* that “a ncw*pi|H»r whose co I uiiiiih
tlytxl red.
I he luttlvcs ezchoi go .0 whits' I strong. All druggist*. 50c or II. Cure guarun-
with n«lx vi ti^einenl* of l»n«iine<.«
<<» tn for one redone aswswzebsnge dimes teed Booklet and »ample free. Address veitl
lor dallar».
S.orllng Keiucdy Co, Chicago ©r Ntw York. inrii it»« moiv infiueme hi alii acting ul-1
W hair.' Teeth For CnliM.
list increases constantly
nolwitlist 11 n ding the
frantic efforts of our
competitors to replace
it with cheap stuff.
pennanently cured. So proof-positive am I
of its power that I consider it my duty to
sent two bottles free to those of your readers
who have assumption,Throat. Bronchial .ir
Lung Trouble, if they will write me their
express and postoffice address. Sincerely.
I A StOCTM. M. C, nt p-«rl St.. Rrw Turk.
F-*Btorial and Bnnineaa Mana*v>m«»nt of
WONDERFUL
(Jure of fljronic Digest
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tell about their great success and how
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Rev. John Reid, Jr.. of Great Falls, Mont,
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can emphasize his statement, “It is a posi­
tive cure for catarrh if used as directed. —
Rev. Francis W. Poole. Pastor Central Pres.
Church, Helena, Mont.
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cure for catarrh and contains n° nierciiry
nor any injurious drug. Price, 50 cents.
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