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THE TILLAMOOK WEEKLY HEADLIGHT. GREAT SACRIFICE SALE Mr. Kay will retire from the firm Feb. 1, 1898. 15 DAYS 15 DAYS 15 DAYS We will continue our sale and during this time we will offer (Greater bargains in every line than we have ever offered you before. Our LARGE STOCK OF CLOTHING must be reduced Uwenig pcreenf ’Discount will be green FREE. (ha entire sleefe. et flat®» a.i»A ffuEoMat Stefe» We have made arrangements with the Publishets for a number w.tlfeei at ©ItW ©rate «¡a. a of subscriptions to the Tillamook Twenty percent reduction on Macintoshes and Oil Clothing lufe Baats aat «it less tSaa east, Headlight and have ordered them distt ibuted amongst our customers throughout the county: It may be, that some who are not yet our customers, have received the paper, if so all we ask, is for you to read carefully what we have to say in our advettisements, and when in Tillamook, at any time, call and see out stock, qet prices and get ac quainted, and you will become ota customers. Tilla xxxoolr, Oiegroxx THE ARENA EXPRESSION OF PUBLIC OPINION. But for which the Editor Does not Hold Himself Responsible This department of the H eadlight fa devoted to communications received from the people and all are invited to contribute to it- The subjects treated must be subjects of gcu eral interest. Under no consideration what ever will anything ol a personal nature be Admitted. * * Editor of the H eadlight . Dear Sir:— If you knew how disgusting to us are the quarrels of newspapers over a little patronage, you wouldn't indulge in them. Other people dont air their private affairs in the newspapers. Why should you do so? I take both papers and kuow that you have not provoked any of those quarrels, but can't yon bear a little for the sake of your readers ami for the sake of decent journal ¡am ? I believe I represent many of your read ers who hope that we may not have an other dose, such as we have had, for years. Of course your paper is your own, and you can do as you please, but I thought it might not be amiss o let yon know how some Of your suo- ribere feel. Faithfully yours, An Old Subscriber. The Boston Herald says that little Jul ian wiu looking nt a lovely picture of tlie ‘Madonna and Child” which had been iven his mamma at Christmas, and was eeply impressed by it. “Tell me. anima, I m the dear little baby Jesus? ’ ‘Yes, dear.’* “Did God give him to lerT” * Yes, dear " “Well, why did e choose this special Indy?** Au East Em! little boy was very nex us to have his pions uncle give him a little Jeisey calf, says the Cleveland aindealer. The unde said, “Jo.mnie. When you want anything very much you •liould pray for it." f “Well,” said the little fellow, “do you believe, uncle, that God would give le a calf if I should pray for one?” Why, of course," said the good un- Well, uncle,” Mid the boy, “give me his calf and you pray for the other If.” A little girl out on Euclid avenue, in -closing her prsver the other night, said : A-inen and a-women .’’ Her mother said, “My child, why do [ you say ‘A-wouien?’ ” “Ob,” said she, "I don’t want the eu to have it all." The Business End of Poetry. The poet wrote some classic verse Of lofty thought and feeling; His language was both clear and terse— Poetic power revealing. He sentit to a magazine For pay and publication; Alas! the disappointment keen— It met with declination! He sent it here, he sent it there. But b .on it was returning, While the poor poet, in despair, For reco...pcnse was yearning. The editors refused to heed The beauties of his verses, And seemi ngly they’d ail agreed To open not their purses. The bard at last conceived apian, And in it did not falter: The verses he began to scan, The final one to alter. And in the rhymes, with that last hope Which often moves some scholars, He introduced a brand of soap And made his <50! A Fair Newspaper Reader. She skips the columns that describe The horrors of the day; She nly reads the head lines o'er What politicians say. She shows no curiosity About affairiTwith Spain; She doesn't care what baseball nine The victory may gain. She skims the editorial page With an indifferent eye; The details of “athletic sports’’ In haste she passes bv. And so she turns page alter page Ti l with delight she hails And pine her fond attention to The it?m, ■*Bargain Sales.’’ COUNTY ITEMS. GATHERED BY OUR CORRESPONDENTS A Brief Glimpse at Last Weeks . Happenings Nehalem Again, the rain! Found Chickens wanted lit the Tillamook An Oild Fellow, scarf pin, between Fisli Market. Jones’place and the old Allen House. Remember yon get a chance nt the Own >r can have same by calling at this Examiner. Premium, by gelling in your oilier, describing property and paying subseiptions this month. for tliis notice. B. C. Lamb. For Nule- Council A fishboat, 16 ft. long, 3 pair oars, 2 Partner to join expedition goinu to ' pairs rowlocks, Chinook not, Irnnga over- Alaska, % interest in vessel, IJ5.00. I 100 fathoms or lines.—Boat $13;—Net For futher information applv to, Capt. 0 S. Winchell, $15;—Call at W. H H. Carys. (iat ihnhli, Ore. ............ G. W. S appington . B. V. A ndkkson CITY OFFICIAI.8. Mayor . Wanted. Recorder Treasmer M»r»hal... ............... G eo . C ohn .. N kj . n T hompson ........ C arl K nudson C H HADLBÌ C. E.R eynolds .11 F. GOODMI’EED ............ C. N. D rew .H oward C ary C i . ydk C lements SCHOOL BOARD M. W. Harrison, B. L. Eddy, mid Edmund»..—Clerk, A. G. Reynold». G. A. Notice. llimple and Wheeler's saw mill will Notice is hereby given, that sealed bids shortly shirt up again. will be received by the County Court, of The lumber schooner 'Free-trade* U the Stale of Oregon, for the County of loaded and waiting an opportunity Io get Tillainook, at the office of the County out. (’lei k, of said County until January, 27th 1898 at 9 o’clock A . M. for the hoard and The new paper, “The Nehalem Re care of Louie Peterson and O. M. An publican" came out on Friday; it con drews, said bids to be per month. tains all Hie event, of lhe past six weeks. J. D. Edwards, County Clerk. Who’ll trim our hirsute adornment., i after Dave leaves for the land of lhe Warrant. Payable midnight sun, .nd lhe musical mo-qiiito? i Nehalem now has a much needed working shoemaker, Mr. Ek having purchased Dave Ziiddachs outfit, and opened up a shop. The recent good weather gave the ’Harrison’ an op|>ortiiiiity lo .nil for A.loria, she is expected buck right away to take out the remainder of the Salmon ' puck. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. M. E Crfcacu:—Dey. R. M. Corner, pastor. Land Office at Oregon City, Or. Jan. 8tli I898 —Notice la hereby given that the following Preaching; service Ht n A. M. and 7:30 P. M. every Sunday. Sunday school at 10 A. M. named settler has file«! notice of hia intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and Claim meeting at 12 M. Prayer meeting every that »ad proof will be made before the County Thursday nt 7 P. M. Clerk of Tillamook Co., at Tillamook Ore., on Services will be held at the Christian Church March, 1st, iSyK, viz: every Hundayat 11 A. M.;Tuesday, at 7:30 I*. M. William N. Bay«; H. K. No. 12176 for the Lota 2, 5, 7 and lo of Sec. at wilson River nchool house Sunday eve., a 7:30 P. M .; at Fairview every second and four < IJ. Tp. 3, S, R. 9 West. He names the following witnesses to prove Sunday in each month at 2 P. M. his continuous residence upon and cultivation of aai«l land, viz: Marcus Curl, of Blaine Or., Hans Jensen, of Blaine, Or., George A. Mowers, SOCIETY DIRECTORY. Tbe following warrant, are now due and of Blaine, O»., W. W. Conder, of Tillamook, Or. A. O. U, W.—Meets on the find and third pny.ble at my office. Chas. B. Moores, Tliursdiiys of each month at 7:30 p. in. at V’no men Hall. M. W; i Hienhil »er, (J. N. Dre v Serie, H. Noe. .o6 407 416 446 417 44» 449 45“ 445 Register. Recorder, 45 ' 452 103 141 >77 215' 3«9 395 39“ 37» 44» 433 >59 HOOK A LADDER GO. -Meets on the second 3.5“ 37« 354 355 26» 415 4'» 413 4'4 267 3“o 344 37“ 3'5 Thursday evening of each month at the City 349 4“> 4>4 «25 371 4” 409 419 320 440 309 169 377 >so MAIL SCHEDULE. Hall. Oak Nolan, President; Theo. Bteiuhilber 394 39» 3*3 29' 54» 4“> '5 VH 1*0 jar 261 336 lfi Captain and Otto Heine Secretary. Serie» C. Not. 49. 10» 929 825. John Barker. Trena. Money to loan. Inquire of Theo. Steinhilber T illamook and N orth Y amhill :— Leave N. Yamhill daily except Hunday 8 p. m. Arriveat Tillamook next day by 4 p. m. Leave Tillamook daily except Sunday 6 p. m. Arrive N. Yamhill next day . .. 2 p. m. T illamook and H oiihonville :— L've Tillamook daily except Tuesday 6:00 a.m. Arrive Hobaonville 9:00 a.m. L’ve Holmoiiville, except Tueaday. 10:00 a. m. An ive J ill.tiitook IBS j HI L’ve Hobaon ville Hnndaya ...... 9:00a.m. Arrive» in Tillamook............................... 12:00 m. N starts :— Leave» Tillamook .... Saturday» ..... .------- at . Tuesday«, Thursday», 7 R m and Arrive» Netarts ... 11 m. lx*aven Netarts, »ame day», .. .1 r. in. Arrive» Tillamook by ... 6 1. m. G rand R ohm .— Leave» Grand Ronnde daily except Munday at 6 p. m., or on arrival of mail from McMinn ville Arrive» nt Tillamook nt 1:45. Leave» Tillamook Daily except Sunday at 6 p in. or on arrival of mail from N. Yamhill, which 1» unually 4 30. Arrive» at Gran«! Itonde at 1:45. Post Office hour», 7 30 A. M. to 8 ou P. M. Money Order department. 8 00 A.M. 6:00 P. M Sunday 4:00 to 6.00 p. M Me.d.me. Oliver mid Finley are visit FOR SALK. ing Circle neighbors oil the Soiiili Fork A place near Tillamook 160 acerg fine this week; they were enteitaine.l with a turkey dinner at neighbor Zadd.chs timber land. 160 acres well Improved, near Blaine. When your stomach begins to trouble Sunday, AdreM, Win. N Bays; yon, it needs help. The help it needs, is . Henry Toll! I.as lumber on the ground Beaver, Ore. to digest your food, and, until it gets it, for a new side walk along the front of | you wont have any p,*ace. Stomach his town property. It is a much n-ed- | Free Bowling. trouble is very dislressing, very obstinate ed improvement, the old one having During the pie.^nt month Hadley’s very dangerous. Many of the most dan become quite unsafe. Bowling Alley will lie fr-e on e.cli gerous diseases begin with simple indi Comity Surveyor Austin came up on > Thttrsdiiy evening to all ladies and their gestion. The reason is that indigestion Friday, and established a stalling point escort«. 'not-digeatioii, not noniishmeiit) weak C B. Hadley. ens the system and allows disease germs for the proposed road between the uppe, j to attack it. The antidote is Shaker and lower town. It is milch needed ' Tor Sals Digestive Cordial, strengthening, nour as there is a large amount of travel A windmill with pump and pipe com ishing, curative. It cures indigestion I on account of there being but one I’oct plete—all in good condition Inquire and renews strength and health, I ( | Office. DIRECTORY. does this liv streugihening the stomach, Ben Higginbotham, the geninl rattle of Dr. W. A. Wise, or at tlih office. by helping it to digest your food, Il 1 mail, crouse«I quite a band of l>ref cattle Notice of Tim.. nourishes yon Shaker Digestive Cord at the month 0/ the river on Friday. COUNTY OFFICIALS: Notice is hereby given that I have ial is macle of pure lierbs, plants ami His half bro!her, A. J. Keaton, goes out given my son, Charles Doughty, who wine, is perfectly liarndess and will in hia company. Jack it Imniid for now is 18 years old, Ilia lime, lie now Judge W W C onors ( H F. ItABVKV certainly cure all genuine stomach t Soillhern Oregon, where he has brothers ia privileged to contract with employers ' ('ommtsaiouer ICH. whxslxs and receive liia wages in like maimer ! Clerk.................................. I. ti. H i . wasi .. trouble, gold by druggists, price !0 engage«! in mining. I as if he had reached his majority. In ‘ Sheriff ............................. J. H. J AC KAOS cents to $l.i» per bottle. Jons H askxs O. W. Kteinliauer Sr. who was struck consideration of thia I am ill no wise re 1 Treasurer .................... J. ». araraass A. M A ustin with paralysis of the right side some time sponsible for his contracts or agrte- ■ Surveyor ................... c. a W al « i > nients, implied or otherwise to pay 1 School Superintendent ago <lots net improve, and the care of money. Coroner _______________ C. K. RsvHOi.ns Don't Tobarrs Spit and Awoke Toar life Away. Deput* Prosecuting Attorney C laudr T havkr ' him is a arduous burden to hia |«eople. Frank Doughty Tu quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag - ette. full of life, nerve and vigor, take No-To- x>ae. the wonder-worker, that makes weak men s-ron< All druggists, 50c or SI. Cureguaran- tned Booklet and sample free. Address Burling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York, PRECINCT: Justice of the Peace fonstable................... For Sal«. ______________________ men «u-oug. b.uod pure A place of 140 acres near Blaine—l’art improved. C .cuit Court convenes the 4th Monday in /.ugnst, and an adjourned term is generally held in the spring County Court meets the first Mondays of Jan uary, March, May, July, September an«! N«>- vember. Commissioners court on the Wcduea* days foilowmg. | BAY TENT, NO. 55 K O. T M.--Meets on the second and Fourth Tuesday evenin » of each month at 8:00 1*. M. at Woodmen Hall. T. Handley, Com.; John Day, R K. M orning S tar R ebekah I xjdge N o . 52, I. O. O. F.—Meets on the first and third Wednesday evenings In ea< h month. Mrs C. M. Newman N. G.; Mi»» L. Poland, V.G.; Joe Petre, Hee. G. A. R.—Meets first Haturday of each month at 1 P. M. in I. O. O. F Hall. C. N. Drew, Adjutant, W. H. Reynold» Commander. I. O. O. F. —MeetsevervTuesday night at 7 3o PM lnl l). O. F Hall. C I’. Knudson, N G. Wm Olsen, Rec. Secretary; W. J. May Per. Secretary. ALDER ( AMP No. 219, Woodmen of the World, meets every Friday night in W. of W hall. R. R. H ays , Conaul, Otto Heins, Clerk. A.F. Ac A. M.—Meets first Saturday night of each month in Masonic Hall. T. B. Handley W. M.;Geo Handley Secretary. JOHNSON CHAPTER NO ¿4 -Meets at 7 30 P M. on the 3rd Saturday of each month : t Masonic Hall J. D. Edwards, If P . W. W Cornier, Secretary. SILVER WAVE CHAPTER. No. 13 O. K S Meet» 2ii<! an«! 4th Satnr.iAvs ot eacfl month Luella For«',W. M.. Carl Knud-on Secretary ALDER CIRC UK.—No 44, Wmalmen of the Woil I. meets every H*cond an<1 fourth Wrdue - day of each month, in W. of W hall G N. Mrs. If H Alderman; Mrs C, Waldiog I Clerk BAY CITY LOD3K IlIRKCTOKY t’.ITV kKSKC.AH loiMIR No 51 1.0 O. F.— Meet. 2nd and 411, Tuesday.. Mr«. Hlilabeth Pye, N O , Mr. Frank lem«, V O., J. J. >*ye, Secretary. R av C tty L d .» No. .02 A F. At A M —Mee 2ndano4tn Saturdays in each month. Gus Nelson, W M .C. H Hicks, H. W, Alfred Magnuson, J. W. Geo. W Kiger, Secretary. M iriam C haftrr No. 2oO. E S.-Meets ist and 3rd Tm-sdaya in each month Mrs. Ella Wood. W M .Oua Nelaon, W P Mr« Maybe! Kiger, A M..C, II Hkka Secretary, P acific L odok N o . >03 I. 0. G. F -Meets Fridays b for 2nd 4th Saturday and every other Aatu ay in the m«»nth C. H Hick N. G. Aired Deauc.V. J. J Pye, Secretary,
