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TILLAMOOK WEEKLY THE KOT HIS DAL GÜTER People eat and sleep well who use Vita Remedies. Read ad. No cure, * “Welcome, my hull” exclaimed the did no pay. sergeant. “Como to have a crack with the None but Vita Medicines cure Blood old chap, eh? Well, draw up and make Diseases. No cure, no pay. Read ad.* your miserable life happy," ho chuckled as he proceeded to poko the fire with one of Vi'.a Medicines cure all Bick people. the iron «hod stumps that did duty for his No cure, no pay. Read ad. * legs. “Come, lad, out with tho trouble. What’s amiss?” Vita Medicines make red blood. Read “Dad,” I stammered at last desperately, ad. No cure, no pay. * “I want to make Kitty—my wife!” If you want watches or j “ we)ery as The old clay pipe dropped from his Bps and shattered on the floor, and as the half cheap as at Portland go to lartcher’s. light from the glowing fire fell upon his County warrents wanted. W. J. Mav still stalwart frame he murmured inarticu lately : Paralysis, Vertigo1 Impotency, Dys “And Kitty, my daughter, wlmt does pepsia, Nervous Prostration anil limoni- she say?” “She loves me,” I cried earn<‘stly, “but nia cured, No cure, no pay. Bead ad * I have breathed no word of marriage to of Vita Medicine Co. her yet. I wish for your consent first.’’ “ I ’ m nearly dead with Piles. “ Why With bowed head he leaned against the wall, as if unconscious of my presence. not get well? Pead ad of Vita Medicine My words had moved him strongly, for Co. No cure, no pay. * every now and again he would quaver me Ladies, read ad of Vita Medicine Co chanically: “I might have known it! I might have known it!” No cure, no pay. 1 “Dad," I broke forth at length, for the Asthma or Catarrh . No cure, no pay silcnoe was oppressive, “one would think I can>e to ,rob you of a daughter instead of Read ad. Vita Medicine Co. * giving to you—a son.” He raised his head, and with a peculiar Vita Medicinesmake sick people well look in his eyes he stammered brokenly, Read ad. No cure, no pay. * “Jack, she is not my daughter.” “What!” I ejaculated umazedly. “Kitty Nerves made whole by Vita Medicines. not your daughter?" ♦ “Listen,” he cried, w’lth upraised hand, Read ad. No cure, no pay. unheeding my exclamation of surprise. “I Liver and Kidneys made well by Vita can trust you, lad, and will tell you how Medicine. Read ad. No cure, no pay. she came to me. “Six years ago to this very night I was Wood wanted on subscription at the walking the streets of Bermondsey, which made up my beat, for I was then, as you H eadlight office. Bring it now. know, a sergeant in tho force. The night “Ohl, How I suffer—Rheumatism was sharp, and I blessed the forethought which had prompted my wife—God bless and Neuralgia, Can’t be cured.” Ves it can. Read ad of Vita Medicine Co her!—to give me a ¡Minnlkln of tea. * “Suddenly I was startled by a distant Nu cure, no pay. whistle, recurring at Intervals. It was the Eggs 25 <:I h , a doz at Coll it and Co. fire alarm. Following the direction given by the signal, I soon came to a blazing Ourc,orres|>ondents will do us a favor building, and they told me there were peo if they will please remember that if the ple at the top and all escape out off. But my heart sank within me as I gazed up at items are received later than Tuesday the windows above and realized that the evening they will be too lute for th escape could not arrive under ten minutes. paper. The place burned like a, hayrick, nnd a At this time of the year a cold is very groan of horror went up as with a deafening crash the first floor fell In. ensily contracted, anil if left to run its “Tho flames wjjro shooting across the course without (lie aid of some reliable narrow cartway that divided tho burning building from tho neighboring warehouse cough medicine is liable to result in that —tho caretaker of which, an old man, had dread d.sense, pneumonia, We know of rushed out at the first alarm—and as my no better remedy to cure a cough or cobl eyes wandered upward like a heaven sent Ilian Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. We inspiration a plan of salvation struck me. “ ’Have you a ladder that will reach have used it quite extensively and it has across?’ I asked tho terror stricken man given entire satisfuclion.—Olagnli, Ind. ns I threw off my heavy coat. He nodded Ter. Chief. affirmation, and heedless of his protesta Thin is the only remedy that is known tions, I thrust him Into tho place, and bid ding him find It quickly rushed up the to be a certain pievtintive of pneumonia. stairs. Among the many llioiiaanda who have “Throwing open the window which used it tor colds and gtippe, we have faced the burning building I was able to descry, as the blinding smoke flitted away never yet learned of a single ease hav- for a moment, a child’s agonized face ing resulted in piieiinionin. Perron« pressed against the glass I ji terror. ‘Quick, « Ito have weitk lungs or have reasons to man!' I yelled as tho old man tottered into fear an attack of pneumonia, should keep the room under the weight of the ladder, and taking it from bls shoulder I shot it the remedy at hand. The 25 and 50 cent across tho intervening space and crashed size (or sale by 8. J. Sturgeon. it through the window opposite. Town property in Tillamook, consist “Springing on to the sill 1 got astride the ladder, and shutting my eyes com ing of house, Barn and X acre of land, menced to pull myself across. Cries of en for sale sale cheap $300.00 easy terms. couragement arose from tho crowd below, but to look downward was deuth, and I Also 20 acres of Tide Land adjoining crawled on. I smashed in tho entire win town $1000 00 easy terms. dow, then leaped into tho room. M. C. Trowbridge “Tho little child wiin lying in the corner Mr. C M. Dixon, a well known mer In a swoon. Picking her up I remounted my temporary bridge and commenced chant of Pleasant Ridge, Fulton Co., Pa th«< perilous return. The heat was intense Inn a little girl who is frequently threat and tho suffocating smoko threatened ov- ery moment to overpower me, but with a ened with croup, but when the first fixed heart I clasped her to my breast and symptoms appear, liis wife gives her forced my way across. Chamber Iain's Cough Remedy, which “I saw one of my mates with arms out always a (fords prompt relief. The 25 stretched in tho window before me. An- other yard and he dragged me half fainting mid 5o cent sizes for sale by 8 J. ioilrg into tho room. geon “Her eyes reopened nt last, nnd with a scream of terror she hid her face. TOCUICKA COM» IN ONKDAY “•.M»ui»inar she screamed frantically. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Al! \\ here is mamma?’ “ ‘Take her away. Jim,’ I said deter Druggist» refund the money if it tails to cure 25c 5-»5 mlnedly as I grasped tho situation. ‘I must go liaok.’ “‘But It's certain death, Seth!’ my Don’t be persuaded into buying lini- mate gasped as he looked fearfully down menta without reputation or merit— ward, and he would hnve held me back. “The heat scorched horribly, but I pur Chmnberliiin’B Pain Bahn costa no more, sued my way, and in a few seconds was and its merits have Iteeii proven by a lest over. of many years. Such letters as the “The fire was creeping up tho stairs and following, from L («.Bagiev, llueneme, with a scream of horror I darted forward and dragged tho Inanimate form of th«« Cal., are constantly being received: woman from its very clutches. She had “I he best remedy (or pain I have ever gone to find a way of escape, and the smoke ' used in Chamberlain’s Pain Balm, and 1 had overpowered her. The flames had be gun to lick my portion« bridge, and as I say ho after having used it in my family I gazed down into a veritable furnace my | for several years,” It cures rheumatism , heart seemed to stand still. lame hack, sprains and swellings. For “Suddenly a mighty cheer rang above sale by H. J, Sturgeon. tho horrible dfn, nnd the engine thundered up nt tho very moment I got astride tho For Male smoking buldor with my h < useless bunion. 1 A complete house-moving outfit coii - Blinded and half dnaed, I pulled myself ollera, capalaii, forward. My legs wormed to bo burning nietiiigof jackeciews, i tollers, away, and the lira wrapped my body in its blocks end rope \\ ill sell cheap if remorseless clutches. A stream of water ' taken at once. splaalnd against me, and a friendly hand 1 C B. Reynolds. grns)H'il moat tho moment my senses were leading me and I was falling headlong to' For Malo. destruction. "When I awoke, I was In the hospital. 220 acres, 0 miles east of this place, My body was swathed In Isindages, and on Trask river, rich soil. Must be cash. horribly exerntiating pains seemed to bo 8. C. Foster. In my logs, and it needed all my pluck i when they told me they had iwen forced to amputate them. I was In a had way, but I pulled round, nnd after some months of weary torture was pronounced oonvales cent ami was discharged the wreck yen see me. The woman had died, they informed mo, without recovering vonsciousneM. "Jack," he continued wearily, “you’ll guess tlm n*st. When I was able to get about, I learned that the little girl was left an orphan. Since my wife was taken from me she has been all I had left to live for. 1 have watchixl her blossom from the little maid into a tssHitlful woman, and now”— The handle of the door turned, and, with a merry laugh, Kitty tripped into the room. "What, all In the ghatmlng?" she ex rial tot'd buoyantly. "What wickt'd plole have you two conspirators been hatching?" “God bless you both,” he qimvvrmi Ia*okonly nnd buried his face In bls arme on the table. —-Ismdon Tit Bits. Queer TrwUiii«. A god story Is told of two Oldtown (Me.) furnicm, who h'gan in tho fall to trade cow«. They traded with each other a number of time«, nnd In the spring they I with had the name cow« they hud when they began to trade, nnd one had made U&and the other |10. The only thing that the No. i lunn ain't explain 1« how the No. I man m't |.*v more out of the trade Uk»r. ho did.—Boetou l Ho be I A Soldier’s Escape. /Yem the DemocrabMeuaffe, Ml. Sterling, IU. I wu wrought by Dr. WillUm«' Pink PiIb fc‘ When Richmond had fallen and the great commanders had met beneath the ^historic w*MP a great «uflerer from sciatic ’’heu- apple tree at Appomattox, the 83<1 Penn matiam almost from the lime of my sylvania Volunteer», prematurely aged, clad from the army. At times f was bent almost in tatters and rags, broken in body but of double, and got around with only the dauntless spirit, swung into line for the last difficulty. Nothing seemed to ghe me per manent relief until three years ago, when n»y “grand review” and then quietly marched attention was called to some of the away to begin life’s fray anew. Rebel shot I cures effected by Dr. W dltams Pink Pills for and shell, the dread miasma of the southern Pale People, and I made up mv mind to try swamp, sleepless nights and wearisome days them. I had not Uken more than a halt a had depleted their ranks until only a hand box when I noticed an improvement in my ful remained. Among the number Ata Rob condition. I took three boxes of the pills, and at the end ot that time was in better con inson came back to the old home in Mt. dition than at any time since the close of my Sterling« Ills.; that he had left at the call to army serriee. Since then I have never been arms four years previous. He went away in bothered with rheumatism. Dr. 55 lllianis the first flush of vigorous manhood; he came Pink Pills for Pale People Is the only remedy back a ghoet of the self that answered to that ever did me any good, and to them 1 owe President Lincoln’s call for“ 300,000 more.” my restoration to health.^ g RonINSO)< „ With his return to the old homestead Subscribed and sworn to before me this there came to him the knowledge that war with him was only begun; that he muat the 12th day of July. A. D., IB#7- J ohn G. G hni . bh , Juttict of the Peace. fight the battle with disease to the end of his Medical eridence is added in the follow days; that the glare of a southern sun and ing physician’s certificate : the gulling tire of a southern soldiery were This is to certify that I have this day ex- as nothing compared to the onslaught of an amined Asa Robinson and find him enjoying enemy that fought under cover and disre garded all the rules of civilized warfare. ' 1 a healthy physical condition and free from Sciatic rheumatism fastened its fangfl upon rheumatism. H enry M. C owen , A.M..M.D. him, incapacitating him for manual labor and Suhscrilied and sworn to before me this rendering him, much of the time, physically as helpless as an infant. The years passed 16th day of July, 1W7. R. E. V axdkventbb , by, but his sufferings, with Increasing age, County Juage, Judge, Brown nrou-n - County, ..... Bit. were increased rather than diminished.« He All the elements necessary to give new life neeeseary «pent a small fortune for doctor’s medicine richne« to tn the blood and restore shattered praying for even temporary relief, but it did and richness nerves are contained, in a condensed form, in not oome. To-day he is an alert, active man of fifty- Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People. specific for such dis- specifie dis five years. His rheumatic pains have de They are v an _ unfailing X_ _X__ i — r.nva'rcl.^ parted, and while there are traces of his eases as locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis, ce, aciatica, sciatica, neuralgia, rheums- r»etti«a- years of suffering in his fttoe he walks with Rt. Vitus’ dance, the soldierly bearing and springy step of a tisni, nervous headache, the after effect of la __ :, , pale l ': ? and “ “ 1- ___ of ; the : heart, grippe, palpitation sal healthy young man. tow complexions, all forma forms_ of weakness To the Democrat-M—taae reporter he talked low either in male or female. .Dr. Williams ’ freely about his <*ase. Mr. Robinson is a man of much more than average education and Pink Pills are sold by all dealers, or will be _ ____ - r . “ , ' - - x - sent post paid on receipt of price, 50 cents a intelligenoe. Where he is known in Brown they are never ’ boxes ■ xes for '$2.50 $2.50 7 (they County his word is as acceptable as the bond box’, or sii" X>r. . the v 100), <z'z" by addressing “J of the average man, and there is no question sold in bulk or I by nine Co., Schenectady, N. X. but that in his case an almost miraculous cure Williams' Medicine Over Shirts, Night Shirts, Aprons per tloz .................... 40c Un.ler Shirts, Drawers and Shirt Waist», and Skirts, per Under Vesta, per doz... .¿Sc doz............................................ 1.20 Handkerchiefs, SocKs, Stock- Dresses and Wrappers per ings, Napkins i>er doz ...8c doz..........................................1 00 Towels per doz ...................18c Night Dresses, Chemises, Table Cloths, Shetts, 1‘illo« Drawers, Combination Suits Slips, Rollers,Curtains Plain and Waists per doz............ 60c ROUGH DRY Wash and dried per doz 20c Washed, dried mid starched per dozen 30c* If yon don’t have n dozen pieces of any yon are cluirgi'd fol the number of pieces you have at same rates. Any pieces that are not in thia list go at regular list price. J. W. ATWATER, Manager. (Lbc (Corner Saloon* l BRINN BROTHERS PROPS. -¡■Fine Wines Liquors and Cigars^ Will keep the best liquors in the market including the celebrated Magnolia Whiskey and Weinhart’s Lager Beer Eieos. Ctîi QCndimputed d'cict.<r It’s an indisputable fact, you may search this county with a, lighted candle, and wont find another store where can buy so cheap as at the that over you you If You wan t anything in the line ofTin'V ire, N>ti ) ns, Staionery School Supplies, etc, come to The Racket Store. ONE GIVES RELIEF. THOMPSON 'E’urniturs Store and -^B^abinef Shop — Keeps on Hand a ConrdeL *? • of-------- rurn'turc. Matting, Wall Paper, Window Shades an Floor Oil Cloth. All Kinds of Cabinet work Turning- Scroll sawing et< etc. done on short notice. I Screen doors and Windows made to Order. Don’t Spend a Dollar for Medicine until you have tried OOQQOO You can buy them in the paper 5-cent cartons Ten Tabules for Five Cents. rm urt U put «p eluwtlr to crMIty th. unlvwvl prww»« dwnmd tor • tow pHew If you don’t find this sort of Ripans Tabules At the Druggist’s Send Five Cent» to Tm R tpani C hf . mtcal COMPANY, No. Spruce St., New York, and they will be »ent to you by mail; or 12 cartons will l»e mailed for 48 cents. The chances are ten to one that Ripans Tabules are tho very medicine you need. AJ4D RESTAURANT j I FRESH BREAD, PIES AND CAKES ■ 1><> You Want to Kell? III Tillamook City Oregon A fine Mock of Hardware, Tinware, Tinners Supplies, Undertakers Supplie» Will invoice about $2000. Store is doing nu excellent liuaiuees. Also store building and lol on which same is siluated. building is 24x05 feet in wise; lot i» 25x105. Price reasonable. Ilusiness will besold with or without atorebnilding or lot. Also house of 10 rooms and two lots on which same is situated, with barn and other outbuildings. Eor terms etc call on or tidresa: D. DeK. Bowman, tgt. lla.tnLKniT Bldg. Tillamook. Price List for Families. - W A lways has on hand Considerable mousy is on deposit in this oily for the puielmse of impoved mid unimproved property within four or five miles of town Partie« having auch lands for sale, will do nell to enll nt the littst toirr office anti lenve disci iptione of the land t 'gellier with price and lei in-. K»H SALR. HEADLIGHT) ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OF Reduced Fares! | Canned, Fruits. Nuts, Cigars, Tobacco • and Stationery. * * ZBost ZL z Z qsl I s in. tlx© < LunchHB from 10 GantH up * fc » « l>r----- - Wm Knoell, Prop, j Ho to Cary's for glass you any size you want. G. W. KIGER, OlALin IN- He can give Parttea who desire to pay up their sul»- scripliou in wood must bring it b.-lore the coming of the winter rains. Other wise we cannot use it at all. Exchange end ftpneij jSecaidtieg. Collactions Rec. vs Csrsful and Prompt Attention. ■AT CITT, OREGQN. I Opium, Drunkenness or Tobacco Habit cured No cure, no pay. Read ad of Vita Medicine Co • Astoria and Tillamook pacific Jtagatioq Company 1 ------ Will Run rhe — Steamer W. H. Harrison, or R. F. Elmore. - ’ ill make trip» every five dty»- the weether pern»ittleg, between Astoria and TiHawook Cit) carrying ficiglit and pa^nge s. ELMORE, SANBORN A C»., Attorla, or COHN & CO., Tillamook, Agt»-
