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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1897)
Turc TI LL A N ido K WEEKLY HEADLIGHT. CHRISTMAS BARGAINS. T\T T . I _ Tr* y ' »‘xtend to one and all a cordial invitation to visit our wonderful display of BEAUTIFUL F-IOJLTID^ATr G-OOIDQ _ > .. in Himrr-li of <»ifis fi... «ill 1 wlioiH0111 Mtiirvii ui om and young expensive or iiioYn * glft ,“ilkei« <>f this locality, our magiiilice.it sPxsk includes Innumerable attractions perfectly adapted to meet the reiiuirenients ‘• pa * of * people » x The prices are right on every .ingle article in this enti _ "V1 *mW's ll,e time iU,d St,uKei,n’8 is tl,u P,ac,s to 8*'1 J''st what you want and just what will please the person you desire to remeinl. r I)., heart could wish in the line of Hiszh irradp W i WlH Sal,sfy >'°" iu tl,is re-,Pe‘;t you were never satisfied before. Don’t you fail to see our uttraclivo Holiday Display containing everything Toys of all kinds etc. etc. You are «... f J ey/elr y’ Silver, Novelties, Albums, Dressing Cases. Work Boxes, Handkerchief Boxes, Dollsand v bute to rind what you want at There is one main ciuse for eggs not liatcliing—-''I others being secondary— audit is expressed by a contributor to the English Fanciers’ Gazette, as fol lows: •-! have been experimenting late ly on the eggs from certain hens, io find out if there is any great difference in tire way they hatch, their vitality, e'e , ami have been greatly interested in the discoveries. The eggs from the abnor mally fat bens seldom hatch. The chicken usually dies on or alrout th- twelfth day of incubation. When an egg hatches a day or two in advance of time one usually concludes that it w is quite fresh when put ill, but I now find Hint it is the eggs from the active mid most healthy hens that break the shell first. Five eggs from a little game lira, »Hover five days old, were the first to hatch. Invariably the egg from the sleepy, lazy hen hatches late. Out of t venty-seven hens whose eggs I exper imented with I found two quite sterile. They both lay fine, large eggs of good shape and shell, but though I have tried quite a dozen of their eggs, not one has even Bad n sign of a chicken. I have even mated them with different roosters, hut without avail; and strange to say, they are the w net tempered liens in the yard, always quarreling and beating tire others. . WONDERFUL CiweofClironicDiseascs dl about their «eat micceas Mid how ay caw sure you. CD O CD 5 p o' CD 3 CL w* w i—'• 3 (F1 H L-A c+ CD CO CD P *-+• S n o 1-h i-h Q U M rs . R. R. H ays GOLD MINING KLONDIKE ACADEMY TILLAMOOK, OREGON. j R adbd I iiiv © npone'l their books for the Hubsciiption of 1200 shares of the company stock . Subscription can he made through the President of the company upon paying 5 per cent of face value of stork or through the Scandinavin-Americiin Bank Ta coma, Washington. The opportunity to obtain an interest in the wonderful C ourse of I nstructigs ALPHONSUS ACADEMY 18 divided in« four departments, viz. Primary, Intermediate iraiumar, and Senior. The Year is divided into four terms of elever seeks each. C arefully G raded C ommon & H igh S chool D epartment and T eacher ' s class . Y ear divided into 2 terms of I FOUR AND A HALF MONTHS EACH. TUITION Per Term.... .......................................... Per Year (in advance) Per Mouth.............................................. Per Month (primary department made ami to be made in Ahisk ii, lisreny off-red o’ a plan that is mire to bring enormous returns to all persistant investors. Cash $5.00 for each share desired must accompany the application for subscription. Address, G old II ii . i .I’ rosi - ectinc & M ink D kvewpmknt C o ,, Tacoma, Washington. gfeaacghitler, ' caluiutic, K ight D ollars . B usiness D epartment - _ -‘gM School open to pupils from tijo until •» commencing on Monday Oct. nth Tuition *•» per month. ^•rdand Tuition fijoe a month. Each *: a b T ii week« payable in advance._____ _________ ___ X Shaving. is cl«. Hair Cutting >5 Ct«. Next D ost to Post Offlc«, ) >* r u, Tillamook JONES BROS. Livery ¡Stable A Nice RigaiTd A Good Safe Team that yon can drive with com fort and enjoyment. Our patrons will find every thing in first class siiapo and our prices reasonable. M unson T ypewriter Contata, ’*,,*S,2i7’5Jrt”a«<VrHrn« ’*•‘**"5 S äx : ä . J-Ï»1 P»a« -aebta.. | ThtMu,n9on Typewr iter manufacturers CHICAGO, UL PATENTS o—Hr W—rri ¿RTAIRZD After bearing wme friends continually praiaing Cbaml*rlain'a Colic. Chotera «nd Diairlioea Remedy, Ciirti, Fleck, of Anaheim, Cnlifornia, pnrrhwiwd a l«Ule of it for bi« "a n n-e nn<l i« '"■* enlbiiaiartic ovei ita «oii’leiia! »--«k »’ anyone can I*. The 25 and 50 cent eize, .or «ale by S. J Sturge,n. J KDITED RY Eousmllc Filian. Hstablia'ied :S£3. The only Ha-azine on the Pacific Coast. Its literary matter represents the best thoughts of such writers as Hjalmar Iljorth Boyesen, Charles Warren Stod dard, Edith J.i Thomaa, Joaquin Miller. Its illustrations show in the lx-st style the glories of the Pacific Coast. It is a pictorial history of the Great West. It covers the whole basin of the Pacific, including China, Japan, and Corea. Vou want it, so does your family. One Sample Copy, foe. Single Number., ,sc. Yearly Subscription, Sj.oo. A11 Po.trna.ler. are aathorlxed to t«k. •u inter Ipt Ions. a Overland Monthly Pub. Co. B an F rancisco , O au Eish TDarkci JONES BROS- THE ..... •• „..Tint io_ 2^4 WEST LAÀR Kazor« Honed on Short Notice GO TO Fits Cured t VOCAL MUSIC 1 'Mcncnr attention paid t« Physical Training ‘ briquette. Shaving, Hair Cutting and all Tonsorial Work Done in the Latest Style of the Art. /•rom r.3. Jmtml ef J.'ariWa. Prof. W. H. Peeke, who makes a specialty of Epiiepsv, has without doubt treated and cur ed more cases than any I living ¡’h' sic an; his I success is astonishing. ' We have hear d of CM* ot 20 years’ standing ctireJ by him. H® publishes* valuable work on thia dis ease, which he sends .with a !«rK« r < Overland Monthly» I •••••• when you want ki -trumental music on the piano or the string e I instruments, for a term of eleven weeks, Tw hOLLARS. Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained and all Pat- ent business conducted for MODERATE F ees . O ur Ornct is O pposite U. 8. F atentorfice and we can so urs patent m less time than those remote from Washington. i bend model, drawing or photo., with descrip- tion. We advise, if patentable or not, free ef charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured. ( A P amphlet , “ How to Obtain Patents,” withf cost of saiuo in'the U. S. and foreign countries sent free. Address, OVB VIZ DU WWVW VATtST m-rl-l <'«'» ri2".T''Ì ■ AMD BOOK fttl r-frr-»»«*« a"d P:ll i WWT1 FOB COFT OF OVB BF1CIAI. OFFZB It to th« : >—wal ".-.'I • ra’*nt Bttv«rn*r, »ad KVEBT IMTIWTOB SBOl’LD HAD IT Uf .re a«»-ia< f.” I i your FARM town lot^or timber claim or any jtlierkiuproved or unimproved real estate? If so you want to put it into the Lands of somi « on. who will ad vertise and try to sell it. I have just opened in this city a thorough ly equipped .».i, otr|.ce And am how prepared ¡¡to tran sact all business usually connected with sucli offices. , I expect to make a specialty of the sale of Tillamaok County •airy, Lauds and for that purpose will advertise extensively in eastern papers. If you have any land, for sale now is the time to bring it in and list it. If you want to buy or trade for real estate, if you have property yen desire attainted to in your ab sence, or any other business in the real estate line you are respect fully invited tocoine and see me D. DeK. Bowman,1 Tillamook, Ore. Second Hand Store ■* I o W. E. Page’s ond Hand Store for bargains in all kinds of Second Hand goods. I buy all kinds of goods of sny value mid pay cash or exchange other goods for unit. I keep a full Hue of Stoves, Sewing Machines, Lampe, Tinware, Crock ery, Carpets and everything in tlio line of second hand goods, I alno repair Boots and Shoes and Bowing Machines and warrant a good Job or no pay. Call and see me. w. E. PAGE, Frtpriitir, Tillamook, Oregon. ¡! O pp . P atent O ffice , W ashington . D. C. < Astoria, Oregon. *» I ' ; < < ] < ' J i 1 T on ^ orial - f D arlo ^ Foard & Stokcsr, INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC ...f; V 12.50 .... 2.0c i. 00 TILLAMOOK. that the place to buy the one ahd sell the other is TUITION FEE- >■' tile Busin« Department, Stenography, Book b*P«g, and Type-writing included, if deaired ‘necommon branches T hibtv - fiv . D ollars fir the whole course. •"tala Sewing and Fancy Work free to the t u?ill on Saturday afternoon. * 1 »tin. French and Germa. included In the ft ior Grade. Private leawM In tho« law l "tgoFivs D oli . au a term. 1 ;C.A.SNOW£CO. •••••••• any Delicacies for Thanksgiving Christmas or New Year and when you want to sell your produce. ^v.REME2VIBER Having a system of niedicMiee fcn»»<V I o«i great discoveries of eminent ientiets, dernonstnUing fhe faot that -«y disease has an antidote mid that if -ir specifics are used ac< owjfaig to di- lions they neariy aiwaye cure. Aieir remedies have completely ■drived to health so many lliousamls of iffeiing humanity, they alisolulely 1 AiiiNrKK a cure in all cases—such as birpliiiieand Opium llntiiia, Drunkeii- tess mid Tobacco Habit, Tauer Diseases, hmmliee, Salt Rlieum, Yeflow Blntelies, I’imples, Gastralfliui Gastric Debility of 1I10 Stomach, Dvtqiepsia, 04 ironic Coll- slip ilion; Kidney Diseases—such as Bright’s Disease, Congestive “ Blood I’l-nible«. Dropsical Swellin««, CMyelai- ites, Dirls-tis, Chrome Rheumatism— •o tn it ter how long stamting, Neuanlgia, Gout, Asthma, Bronchitis, LaGrippe, Indigestion, Catarrh in nH forms Hay- Fever, Diseases depending on the bra n, V 1 Hgo, Debilitating Losses, Illi potency, N-rvoiw Prostration, Paralysis, d’ain in 'he Baek, Weakness of the Limbs, In- s iiiinia, Lassitude, Piles in all forms, 'olds and Croups, Blood D'seases oi -very kind and nature, iucluding Scrof ula, Hip Disease, White Swelling, Fever dores. Curvature of ilie Spine, Iki-tels, -kin Diseases, Cl ironic Diaraiicea, Head- u-lie, Ac. All Female C<nn|rlaiiits the Female Regulating Tablets and Vaginal Cones always do their work safely and surely when need as directed. Simply write the - company iu strict confi dence, discribing disease and they sfcill «end you free directions as to what rem edy to use, or if you enclose M tligy will Bend you a month’s trratnient adapted to your particular case, and they will guarantee a cure if their djrvciiune are followed. . v These remedies are nearly nMiii tablet fnin, easy to false and contain no alco hol to injure the system. Addross GT I MEDICINE COMPANY, Tacoma, I Washington. > < * Gold Discoveries Tuitlon Fee for one pupil tor a term of eleqfcX »«ka--in the Primary Department Two DO»- '■ rw«, in the I xtkrmkdi . t ., Trntnn D ollars s«»xx« G rads , F oor D ollars ; S rnioi O aads , Five D ollars . NIGHT SCHOOL Sefeet Sc Bo cl When You Want St Alphonsus r piIECELEBR A TED VITA 1 Meditaue Co., Tn coma Wmh., The report of Postmaater-Generti Gary, embodying hs it does the reports and recommendations of the assistan postinasters-general, is an exceptionally important document A large part of the volume is devoted to an argument, to our mind unanswerable, in favor of the prompt institution by tiiis country of n postal aavings bank syntem. The array of facts and figures marshaled to show the timeliness and importance of this step ought to make a deep impression upon the Congressional mind. The enor mous growth of the postal money-order business is adduced as showing how the people already patronize the postal service for the transmission of funds. That they would avail themselves of it t<.deposit their savings is beyond ques Within a very few years the tion deposits would be counted by tlm hundreds of millions. The time isefr- liinalv mispicioiis 'for the adopti 11 <>1 tlii< policy of postal savings bunks. Further than that, however, it ought to be possible to combine that policy with The Gohl Hill Prospecting and Mine Development Con paiiy for the purpose some plan for the improvement of the currency system.—From “The Progress of prosecuting work on Gold propeities already discovered ami for the purpose of if the World,” in American Monthly ontfiting 3 prospecting parties in the spring for t e Review of Reviews for December Foi sale at B. C. Lambs. A newspaper, writing of the limn? nieivlniiil, says: “Who is the home in* reliant? He is the man who helps Io pay for the sheets on which von walk ; lor the school in which your children, "i perhaps you, were educated; he helps kprp up the clmrcli in which you wor- sh'p; he is a man who bu I Is a home mil enhances y Ui’own property; every Milisi’tiptioii paper that passeti Ims his inline upon it; he is the only man who mnnnt afford to swindle you ; Relfinter- e«t, if noiheiiK else, would prevent this; lie bears his sli «re of the burden of good government and B ays with you in sun: Miine an<l darkness. ” That is true. And if he is a wise man he buys all his printing in his home town, and advei- liN«*B regularly. Do you want to H.B.WILLS0N4C0. RATtWT LSWVIWe, UBrritsu«. WASHINGTON, 0 C. Ponsumplion A W AND ITS To the E ditor .—I have an absolute remedy f« Consumption. By its timely use tlmusands of hopeless cases have been already permanently cured. So proof-pwsitive am I of its power But I consider it my duty to itnd two bottln frte to those of your readers who have Consumption,Throat, Bronchial or Lung Trouble, if they will write me their express and postoffice address. Sincerely. T A SLOCUM, M.C., I«> Pearl St., Hew Turk. fff" The Editorial and ItaainaM Managwme-nt of \'u» Paper Guarantee thia geueruua Proposition- Thia I m Vonr Opportwnltjr. On receipt of ten oents, cash or stamps, a generous sample will be mailed of tho most popular Catarrh and Hay Fever < uro (Ely’s Cream Balm) sufficient to demon- s irate th a great merits of the remody. ELY BKOTHERS, 50 Warrso Kt., New York City. Rev. .John Reid, Jr.. of Great Fall«, Mont., recoinmemled Ely’ ’ Cream Bahn to me. I can empbaaiza his statement, “It is a |H>si- tive cure for catarrh if used a# directed.”— Ker. Francis W. pooto, Pastor Central Pres. Church, Helena» Mont. Ely’s Cream Balm Is the acknowled«» <! curs for catarrh and eotitalns no mercury nor any injurious drug. 1'rice» 50 cents. I f You Want Fresh their Fish of every discription in BOOtS and SHOES season. Are you fond of Clams, Crabs, Fresh, Smoked And Salt Fish? IF so go to ^¿5^— L.fl.CHIPMAN'S MaWetonWwt Str»»', rq.po.lt« jLldbClW M«ln Hula'. Building U A. CHIPMAN. Proprietor th at will rip, tear, run down at th« heel and torment yon ooiitiniially Get them ready made. But if yon want 1111 article tlmt will give you aolid comfort, plenty of wear and never get out of kliape then patroniio BkOWN the Shoemaker Repataiii£!>'i)e •• cheap ■■ ■'»y’*here Come aud be cwnviuced.
