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FHK TILLAMOOK WEEKLY HEADLIGHT. GREAT* DISCOUNT * SALE ! We are not discounting our prices, as we are selling goods 011 a very small margin, but we are discounting the prices of others and will still sell In this, as well as other lines, we do not limit you to Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Furnishing Goods but give you yowr choice, we carry the WOONSOCKET GOODYEAR and boston Macintosh Overcoat for $1300 is a dandy, SNMG PROOF THIGH BOOTS Ladies Macintoshes in Princess, Palmer, and Military Capes are the very latest- JJi have TFe have short Boots for Men, Women and Boys to Jit a No. 5 childs shoe to a No. 11 mans shoe. Oil Clothing To liis line ice especially call your attention- TFe can show you any thing in the line of MAC INTOSH ESfor Gents, La il ies, Boys and Misses, and at prices ranging from $5.00 te $20.00. Our at lower prices, quality considered, than you can O ne B rand RUBBERS Macintoshes If it is a sin to be the cause of reducing the price of clothing in Tilla mook then we must plead guilty. The fact that we are daily selling people clothing who had formerly bought their clothing outside of Tillamook County must mean somethihg; either we are selling oods that they have been unable to buy elsewhere, or we are selling at lower prices, or abetter grade of goods for the same money. Does this need interpretation? We submit the case. Oil Clothing in Towers Fish Brand and Shield Brand. Clotliiers etnei Furnishers -¿ùulUexrxxarL JBvLilclirxg' Tillcim_oolr, Oregon Answer to A- Sooner. t BAY TENT, NO. M K. O. T. M - Meets oil As to crops; tlie most abundant crop newspaper here, at low twelve, to climb MAIL SCHEDULE. the second and Fourth Tuesday evenings of a ladder tip to the top of a school house, in this Mji tioii is the rain crop, there is each month at 8:oo P. M. at Woodmen Hall. W T illamook and N orth Y amhill ;— liiillioitH of bushels goes to waste annual- J and curiosity to see what the man up on Leave N. Yamhill daily except Sunday 8 p. 111. H. Cary, Com.; A. G. Reynolds, R. K. Arrive at Tillamook next day by 4 p. 111. Iv, for lack of shipping facilities. Freight ! the school house would do, caused an orning S tar R ebekah L odge No. 52, I. o. Lung Troubles and Consumption Can ba Leave Tillamook daily except Sunday 6 p. m. O. M F. —Meets on the first and third Wednesday Arrive N. Yamhill next day ............... 2p. m. evenings wiiB too high to «hip even the water pipe J other man to take the ladder down—It in each month. Mrs. (’. M. Newniun, Cured. IT i . lamook and H obsonvii . i . r : — N. G.; Miss I.. Poland, V.G.; Joe Petre, See. lust year. Moss is another vegetable 1 isjalso said to have killed a monkey. L’ve Tillamook daily except Tuesday 6:00 a.m. G. A. R.—Meets first Saturday of each 9:00 h . in. Yes, Schooners aie plenty, and as Arrive llobsonville that grows spontaneously. No matter L’ve Hobsonville, except Tuesday. .10:00 a. in. month at 1 P. M. in I. O. O. F. Hall. C. N. An Emlnennt New York Chemist and sciential Makes a Free Offer to our Headers Drew, Adjutant; P. Brant, Commander. where you go yon will see moss. It j they sail down the foamy deep, they Arrive Tillamook ...................... 1:00 p.m, L ’ve Hobsonville Sundays .................... 9:00a.m. I. O. O. F.—Meetsevery Tuesday night at 7 3o grows luxuriously, mid you will see it 011 make every Tillaniooker smile and give Arrives in Tillamook............................... 12:00 m. p. m . in I. O. O. F Hall. C. 1». Knudson, N. G. The distinguished New York chemist, A. T. some Oregonian’s backs. It is used in the glad hand. Will you come? Well N etarts :— Wm. Olsen, Rec. Secretary; W. J. May Leaves Tillamook Tuesdays, Thursdays, Slocum, demonstrating Ipia discovery of a re Per. Secretary. some places for saur kraut. Babies, I reckon. and Saturdays at ................................... 7 a.m. ALDER CAMP.—No. 2iQ, Woodmen of the liable ami absolute cure for Consumption (Pul Arrives Netai ls ..................................... 1: in. Ex Gov. D.m Bowers. ducks, calves aud cabbage grow spon Leaves Netarts, same days, ...................... lr.ni. World, meets every Friday night in W. of W. monary Tuberculoal- ) and all bronchial, throat hall. R. R. H ays , Consul, Otto Heins, lung ami chest diseases, sltihbom r.mghs, lung Arrives Tillamook by .............................. 6 ; . m. taneously aud mature early. Clerk. G rand R on »:— and chest aff.clions, general decline and weak For amusements we have the Young Leave* Grand Rounde daily except Sunday Iler Bathing Suit. A.F. 8c A. M.—Meets first Saturday night of ness loss of flesh, mi-! <dl conditions ot wasting Mail's Christian Assassination, tlie Old j Soxoy—Say, have you seen the new at 6 p. 111., or on arrival of mail from McMinn each month In Masonic Hall. R. R. Hayti away, will send THKHF, FREI BOTTLES (all ville. W. M.; F. R. Beals, Secretary. Maid’s Aid Society, the Electrifled bathing dress of Miss Van Dough? Its Arrives at Tillamook at ¡ 45. different) of his discoveries to any HlHicb. d Leaves Tillamook Daily except Sunday at 6 JOHNSON CHAPTER NO. 24. — Meets at 7 30 P lloppintjts where one can lean', anything rich. m. or on arrival of mail from N. Yamhill, M. on the 3id Saturday of each month (it readei of the Hi. a 1»! 1 . 1 r writing for them. Knoxey—Judging from the aspect of it p Aliich Ilia “New Seieiititi Treatment ' has curad is usually 4 30. from a skeddndle to St. Vitus dance, around Masonic Hall. J. W. Maxwell, If. P.; W. \\ the lop and bottom, I should say Arrives at Grand Ronde at 1:45- thoii^amls permanently by i s timely uae, and Cornier, Secretary. four Churches and lite Liar’s Club, of it was so poverty stricken as to be trying Post Office hours, 710 A. M. to 8:ou P. M. I m (■■ J .’r - It a simple profefinial duty to SILVER WAVE CHAPTER, No. 13 O. E S which I myself am an exemplary mem to make both ends meet.—Pittsburg News. Money Order department, 8:00 A.M. 6;oo 1’. M. Meets and and 4th Hatiiiuhys Gt e«cA month suffering husiRuity 10 donate a t.ial ui Ids ill- Sunday 4 00 to 6:00 P. M. Mrs. G. W . Pettit, W. M.; L- Coates Secretary Callable cuic ber. Grape Juice Fermented. Bclrme dally d'-relop'?« new wonders, ■ ¡d BAY CITY LOD3E DIRECTORY Amongst the lodges, we have the “That man Von Miner is the most care this great ch-mist, patiently experlme.iting for U nity R i beckah L odgi . No. 51 1.0. O. F.— DIRECTORY. A. r. E’s, tlie A. F. it A.M. or Ancient ful Individual of his health that lever Meets and and 4th Tuesdays. Mrs. Elizabeth years, has produced results as beneficial to h 1- Pje, N. G., Mrs. Frank Long, V G., J. J. Pye, mauityas can be claimed by any mo ler 1 genius, Frizzled up and Antlqiinted Mosslmcks, «aw,” said Van Wither. Secretary. tlisasse lion that lung troubles and consumpt “What (I' mi lio do?” asked a friend. COUNTY 0HK1CIAI.H: the I. 0. O. F. or Independent Order ui “He’s so afraid of appendicitis,” replied B.VCITV I. n' r So. .oa A. P ft A M. —Mee ion ate curable in an v climate i* pi oven by W.W. C onder Fuddle heads, K O. T. M pronotiiice.l, Van Wither, “that ho takes all his grapes Judge Saturday, in each month. itua •heartfelt letters of gratitude. ’ filed In I is ID. F. H arvev andit..o4in Alfred American and Eniopean laboratories in thou ‘cot lam’ fthalsacussword used by s. aii- in liquid form.”—Bald more Sun. Commissioner I C.H. W heeler Nelaon. W -M . C. H. Hick», H. W M.gnuaou. I. W. Geo. w. Kiger, Secretary. J. I). E dwards sands from those cured in all parts of the Clerk diwegians) and the H.E G O.S.S.I.I S. J. H. J ackson Sheriff ............................ MfaicM i HACTaa No. 2oO. K. 8.—Meet« rat world. Where to Stop. J ohn B arker with an occasional lien lodge that Treasurer .................. 3rd Tueaday« in each month. Mr«. Hila ! Medical experts concede that bronchia), cl e t .J. S. S tephens and v—Well, nnd how did you sleep last Assessor does good work, ns an accessory to tlie A. M. AUSTIN Wood, W. M., Gu. Nelaoil, W P , Mr». Maybel I amt lung troubles lead to consumption, which, night? Did you follow n>y advice and be Surveyor C» a . W alker Kiger, A. M.,C. H Hicka. Secretary. School Superintendent uninterrupted, means speedy and certain 11E G.O.S S.QL’.S. jli> counting? Coroner x.v»vs^s C K R eynolds pACirit fiOtMAK No. I05 1. O. G. F -wM.et. Deput” Piosecuting Attorney C laude T hayer Hridaya befur and 4th .«alurday and every other death. B.—Yea! I counted up to lk.OOO. Yon can come here at any time »imply write to T. A KIOCRRI M D ; 9* Fine r.acuit Court convenes the 4tn Monday in Saturday in the month. C. It. lllck N. G. A. —And then you fell asleep? Board 11 steamer at Sait Francisco, lake street, New York, giving <»*• ■ ami expies* B. —No. Then it was time to get up.— /»ugiiat, and an adjourned term i» generally lired Deane, V. J.J. Hye, Secretary, held in the spring a pail with you, with a hungry pup Tit-Bits. •ddrasa. »nd the fire inedicpie will l»e promptly _ _____________ County Court meets the first Mondays of Jan •ent. Sufferers should take instant advantage painted on the bottom, inside. You uary, March, May, July, Heptember and No I of his generous proportion. A Parting Shot. vember. Commissionerscourton the Wednes can leave your sto.n.ieli pump at liouie, days foilowing Please Ull the Doctor that you saw his offer Mistress—Nary, have you got a yotmp but take your bicycle pump along, as man In the kitchen? in the Headlight PRECINCT: you are libale to have a sort of ‘punctur . G. W. S appington Cook (under notice to leave)—I bare, Justice of the Peace 8. V. A nderson ed- vour- tired’ feeling. Or, come to in I consider a young man In the hitching o »stable . ----- Dealer in------ CITY OFFICIAL. II jollv sieht l>ett< r than an old man In Slieridan and ride in on a cow, you will CLARENCE TILDEN ........................................... G eo . C ohn STUDEBAKER WAGONS, uctirorin room, bo there!—Pick Mu Up. Mayor.... . N els T hompson need the c >w when you get here. — DBALF.R IN - — ................. C arl K nudson Osborne Mowers ............... C. B. H adley Seeding linn lie.e lasts the year The Illa«- ot Sklcfc Council Boggle«, hay rakes, plows and other farm ........... „ C E R eynolds Or.e n.ore unfortunate round. There are lots of seedy people machinery You »an save money by ,H F. GOODSPEED Eu; ning to death, dealing with me. ........................... C.. N. D rew i here. The country is full of hayseeds Recorder F.enzied. importunRM, Special Prices on liuguic*» and Spring Hov. A I1D ’ ARV Treasurer C l yde C lements from Cal.,s.juie sowing »¡I*1 o»1'' b>'tlie pnutiug for breath! wagons. Marshal... Klee dry wood of any kind, any length to 1 i:n < a;efuily, C. A. BAILEY, SCHOOL BOARD wayside, some sewing potato sacks, desired at lowest living rales. Que cion him not, Tillamook, Ore. I M W Harrison, B L. F.ddy, Rud G. A. some darning their last ye .rs socks, amt Swe.-.ring ho f«:rfv.lly, ! lMliiiunds.—Clerk, A. G. Reynolds. “Whew, ain’t it hot?” CHURCH DIRECTORY. some d—ning the country. I C hristian C hurch :----- Rev. s. G. Dallas L ok at his cullir there And now Mr. Sooner. I will take the pastor. Ken ices on Sundays at ii o'clock A M. (Cos’ Ulf a <i< »ar H.rre), liberty to ask yon a few questions; and at 7.30 P. M. until further notice. H- the .«•-'• eat <on«tautly rd! 1. How old are yon? M E CofLBCH:—Her. R M Corner, pastor. Ta <• kirn off in- amly. 2. Has probable cause ever kept y u Preaching service at n A. M. and 7 3» P. M i II every Sunday. Sunday school at io A. M. from being hung? y.-d with tbermon'Cteni, < lass meeting at 12 M. Piayer meeting every Have you miy emitrset Wl¥es? 11 Lx . a <m.lMiT “ n- ’ 3. I Thursday at 7 P M. AnxkiJH te go , .. BO, how many? Anywher» -enywheie I ft. I) A C hurch .- Habbath school every Rah- Have you any «tray chihlren scatter- Wheie there m xir.wl »ath 'Saturday) at lo 30 A. M followed by 4. 1 preaching or Bible -tudy Prayermeeting around? ed Tall; to him careful/, every Wednesday evening Tract ano mission Doe« your manager approve o you Worry him not. ary meeting Sunday«« at ¡0 30 A. M. 5 - fnv -'i him < b« ci .uily, B. c. TABOR, Conference Laborer coming to Tillffinook ? “lan’t it hot? ' 6 Duet Uncle Colli* give you any free A , oAii.ng hw weaknese pawes on Id» Rail If M *hy <1: u «y le 1.« lit" I' »'• Jc-t lake with »11 u « k:. -» does lie do it without consulting me SOCIETY DIRECTORY lu- "■.» llu»' I '-•'-» 7°u. 7. Who is Solar Flexus, aud where doe -Atlanta Conaii utioR. Tilhiniojk Ore. Nov. 20,1897 Editor H eadlight : In your issue of week before last, I notice a letter from “A Sooner” of Milpitas, Cal., asking for information concerning Tillamook. Assuming that Mr. Sooner really wants to know something, mid that lie is in the nec essary state of vacuity and emptlii- tivences to gladly receive knowledge, I hasten to fill him up. 1 believe in the Bible, which says “Blessed are the empty for they shall get full. Mr. Sooner asks, “Does Tillamook need settlers?” I think she do. She has enough people now, such as they are but tlieie are too many who refuse to settle. I know of one . mail who has owed me |10, for a year and he wont ».Itle. But, Mr Sooner, if you have never settled, maybe your creditors wont let you come. Mr Sooner asks, ‘Is Bob Hays a man of truth and ve— ve— Say paid, I have to give tlmt word np. It is too high for my chunk, but I think he is. He is of the masculine gender, anyhow, "ml the fattier of mi interesting family Bill, if yon are after Bob's pedigree yon might write to Doc Mill», at Nest-cow-in, *ho will fix Bob up all right. “Can a man rely on what Dau Bowers '«ays?” I hate to talk about myself, but I am forced to admit that the lion. D. Bowers ••an be relied on to pay for auything Unit lie can buy on tick, lie i» at pre sent living in retirement on his large estate at the head of Jackass C.nyOli nearTaiiliold Camp. He usually goes to his place of business, at 3 A. M. mid returns at 4 A. M. to avoid the rush of creditors. Bowers ha» inncli sympathy for creditors He was elected Ex-Gov- *rner, by a vote cast by his own hand, «ome years ago. “1» Theo Stienhilber the mini who makes Luinburger cheese?” No, he is only the mail that teaches the nrt of flavoring it “Can 11 man take np land on Hoqnur- tmi I’rarie?” Certainly; All yon have todois to walk across it, mid you are bound to take up most of it. If yon need more you can buy it at 35c. a load. “Who, or wluit is Nestneker?” Nes- tnckeris a large body of mud and water; it is lxmmle.1 by 3 river» on one side, ^Isb Creek on the other and Horncreek tearing down through the middle. It is noted for its high valleys, low hills and ’'if'you have any more q«e»tions, you _____ __________ ______ »---------- ■ awful deep ocemi that kisses it once in a To Coo»<lpa<l«" Vor»»»», •e.» C». arel» Canav Caihartle I1* "r»e. while on the off side It is a g"Od place C*„ tire them at me a? soon »• I tt^*C. C *sil lovure. drugsivli r<Tuna mone» 11Ut you should curb your cur.o. ly , Io go in the summer, and a la-tter place wb.t th. town looked Edm-ate T»«’ to come from in the winter. Vegetable* • Curiosity to w"h * r.ndT Catbartie, eure constipation torme». • nd spiritualists grow to full size iu that Iike caused, man, who used to run a HC.CC tail, drujxntarefund money. climate iu 3 weeks. THE tíaflDE^ OF ¡MCE C. A. BAILEY Wc-hpniit! A O. U. W.— Meets on the fir«t and third Thursdays of each month at 7 30 p. m. at Wood men Hall J. E. Tuttle, M W; C. X. Drew Recorder. HOOK fit LADDER CO. -Meets 0« the second Th 11 rad ay evening of each month at the City Hall. Oak Molan. President; Theo Meinh 11 »»er Captain and Otto Heine dncreUry. And everybody says 7770 ZZ)O It TXTell. cH. cadficjlil.
