THE TILLAMOOK
WEEKLY HEADLIGHT._________________________________________
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purchased the interest of Mr. Kay in the Tillamook
Store, we will continue to furnish the people of Tillamook County
with the best grades of everything in the line of
. BARGAINS.
IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR
our S pring S tock , we have re
duced ALL OF OUR HIGH GRADE
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CLOTHING AS FOLLOWS;
ALL $18.00 SUITS NOW $13 50
A ll 17.00 SUITS NOW 12-75
ALL 16.00 SUITS NOW 12.00
A ll 15-00 SUITS NOW 11-25
ALL 14 00 SUITS NOW 10.50
A ll 12.50 SUITS NOW 9.50
A ll 6.00 PANTS NOW 4.50
A ll 5.00 PANTS NOV/ 4-00
A ll 4-00 PANTS NOV/ 3-50
A ll 3.00 PANTS NOV/ 2.50
and Flushing (Jood0.
Clothing, W,
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We will state to our many customers, that we will be in a much
better position to serve you in the future, than we have been in
the past.
We have a large commodious store room; well lighted and
centrally located- and will say to those who wish the
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LADIES ATTENTION.
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W e will state to the L adies
of T illamook and vicinity , that
WE will soon have our new
line of L adies and C hildrens
S hoes , in stock . A s usual they
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WILL BE THE LATEST STYLES, AND
BEST QUALITY, AND AT REASON
ABLE PRICES.
HOSIERY.
W e shall also add a com
plete line of L adies and
C hildrens H osiery , and shall
BE PLEASED TO HAVE YOU CALL
AND INSPECT THE SAME.
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: that we will be able to supply you with the same, having already
placed our orders with eastern Manufacturers for our spring goods,
having selected the same from samples of latest stylesand patterns,
ut in the mean time we will close out all of our high grade
?; and heavy winter clothing at greatly reduced prices in order to
[ make room for our new stock.
Satisfaction, guaranteed or money refunded.
J. A. Todd & Co
Clctlxiexs axxd. Fumisiiers
Tillamook, Oregon.
indicates, its primary object is the destruction
of torpedo-boats, but it combines the qualities
of the torpcdo-l>oat, the gun-boat aud the
Oh, tor a glimpse of a natural boy—
cruiser. It is larger and swifter than the torpedo
A boy with a freckled face,
boat some of them rushing through the water,
With forehead white ’neath tangled hair
at the rate of thirty-four miles an hour, as fast
Aud limbs devoid of grace.
| as the average express train. Besides the
Whose feet toe in, while his elbows flare,
I torpedo tubes, it carries gun? of the rapid-filing
Whose knees are patched all ways,
| variety as large as 14 pounders. With such
Who turns as red as a lobster when
j speed and such armament it can ruu down and
You give him a word of praise.
sink the speediest torpedo-boat, while—without
using its to' pedoes, which are reserved fur war
A boy who is born with an appetite,
ships—it can capture, and destroy if necessary,
Who seeks the pantry shelf
commerhial
vessels of large size. In attack
To eat his "piece” with resounding smack,
ing war vessels, however, it is not as effective
Who isn't gone on himself.
as the torpedo-boat, because its larger size and
A “Robinson Crusoe” reading boy,
higher free lioard makes it more easily and a
Whose pockets bulge with trash,
better target for the guns of the battle-ship.
Who knows the use of rod and gun
J —St. Louis Globe Democrat.
And where the brook trout splash!
The Boy of the Pant
It is true he 11 sit in the easiest chair,
Two years ago R. J. Warren, a druggist fU
With his hat on liistrousled head;
Pleasant Brook, N. Y., bought a small supply of
That his hands and feet are everywhere,
For his youth must have room to spread, Chatnberla Ji’s Cough Remedy. He Mimes up
the result as follows: “At that time the goods
But he doesn’t dub his father “old man,”
were unknown in this section; to-day Chamber
Or deny his mother’s call,
lain's Cough Remedy is a household word.’’
Or ridicule what his eplcra say,
It is the same in hundreds of communities.
Or think that he knows it all.
Whenever the good qualities of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy become known the people will
A rough and wholesome, natural boy
have nothing else. For sale by S. J Slurgeon.
Of good old-fashioned clay—
God bless him, if he’s still on earth.
For he’il make a man some day!—Ex.
Torpedo Boats «nd Destroyers.
HOW TO FlflD OUT.
1
The importance attached by naval author 1
ities to the little boats now on their way from
Spain to West Indian waters is a source of as
tonishment to the people who have paid no
attention to recent developments in naval
architecture. Torpedo-boats have been popular
ly known for some time as war craft of poten I
tial possibilities, but in actual use more dan
gerous to their owners than to the enemy.
Torpedo-boat destroyers are apparently a type
of vessel absolutely unheard ot by the majority,
and the manner in which they are mixed up
in the news reports with the craft they arc
supposedly intended to annihilate is certainly
mystifying.
The torpedo-boat of to-day, it should be
stilted in the beginning, is no longer a vessel
of doubtful value. Its terrible powress has
beeu shown on several occasions in recent years
W die it is designed primarily as a coast defense
vessel, and it is not especially fitted for long
voyages on the high seas, it I ihs been made as
stable and safe as any small boat can be. It can
move faster than any battle-ship or cruiser, and
owing to its small size and low free lioard, can
‘teal up within a few hundred yards of a war
ship, discharge its projectile under water with
c nisiderable accuracy and dart away without
b.-ingseen, prehaps; or, if seen, can laugh at
the efforts of t e big vessels to capture her
The torpedots which she sends forth on their
errand of destruct ion are suffici ntiy powerful
to »ink any man-of-war afloat if they hit the
mark. The only prol clion that a bhlile-ship
has from these terrible litt e engin s of war is
in her guns, which, if seen in lime, may »ink
t te torpedo-boat; or in the protective net of large
iron rings which is hung around the ship when
In danger. But the torpedo-boat is no small '
that it is hard to hit her even in daylight, -nd ,
her attacks are generally made at night, while
the to pedo nets are of doubtfnl efficiency The 1
torpedo-boats are from 100 to 180 feet long and
have an average draught ofat»out 5 feet, so that
they can slip into shallow waler or up river« if
neccessary. They have a complement of from
twenty to twenty-five officers and men and
carry three or four t-pounder tifles for defense ,
and as many torpedo tubes for offense
The torpedo-loat destroyer is the result of the
development of the torpedo boat. As its name f
Fill n hot lie or common glam with
m ine a lid let it stand t*enly-foiir hour«;
a aeiliinent fletlling indicates an 1111-
heiilthy condition of the kidneys. When
urine stains line.i it is evident of kidney
trouble. Too frequent desire to urinate
or pain in the hack, is also convincing
proof that the kidneyaand bladder are
out of order
WHAT TO DO
There is comfort in the knowledge an
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmet’s
Swamp'Kool, the gieat kidney remedy
fulfils every n ish in relieving pain in the
back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every
part of the miliary passages. It correct«
inability to hold urine and molding pain
in passing it, or bad effects following use
of liquor, wine or beer, ami overcomes
that unpleasant necesaity of being co Bl
ind led to get up many times during the
night to urinate. The mild and theex-
truoidi narv effect of Swamp Root is soon
realized. It stands Hie highest for its
wonderful cures of t he most distressing
cases, jf you need a medicine you
should have the best. Sold by di uggists,
price fifty cents ami one dollar. You
may have a sample bottle and pamphlet
both sent free by mail. Mention H ead *
i . igii T and
send your address to Dr.
Kilmer A Co. Binghamton. N Y
The
propietors of this |mper guarantee the
genuineness of this offer
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Beware of “cheap" bak
ing
powders. Alum makes
ing powders.
good medicine but bad food.
Ask your doctor.
P,
Mrs. A. I-iveen, rc‘!diiijat ;2o IcurySt. Al
Invitation fcr Proposals to Execute
ton, Hl., suffered with sciatic rheumatism for
Government Surveys.
Notice No.
2
Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals
will he received at this office up to and including
April 13th. 1*98, for running, measuring, and
marking according to law and instructions, the
following desciibed surveys; to wit:
Estimated
No of Miles
inscription of Surveys.
(>6
T. 18. R. 41 E Sub. Ins. 60 Ext. Ins. 6
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12 72
60
T. 28. K.41K
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T22S. R.42E
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60
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T 26 S. R. 43 E
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Bids must be at stated pi ices per mile for each
aud all ot the above classes ot surveys, and no
bids will l>e considered where the prices exceed
$20.00 per mile for sulxltvistonul and connecting
lines, $23.00 for township and range lines, and
$25.00 for base, standaid, meridian, and meander
lines.
All bids must be made in writing, sealed, and
marked “Proposal to Execute Government
Surveys in Notice No. 2, rated March 29th, 1898”
Proposals may be left at this office in person or
enclosed in ati envelope and forwarded by mail.
Bids for the surveys described in this notice
will be opened on April 14th, 1898, ami notice
forwarded to the successful bidder within xo day
thereafter, accompanied with contract ncluding
said surveys, and bond, which must l>e properly
executed and returned to this office immediate
iy-
Only responsible, reliable, and competent |
surveyors will be eiupoyed, who must execute
their surveys in peison, and will be required
to give bond in double the estimated amount f ,
contract in each instance.
It will be required that the surveys herein
described be completed and returns made to
this office on or liefore Dec. 31st, 1898.
Surveyors may submit bid« under more
thau oue notice, but the bids must be separate
under each, and this office will limit each
deputy to such an amount of work as can be
properly completed within the time specified.
The right is reserved by this office to reject
any and all bids, and no contracts will lx- bind
ing on the part of the United States until ap
proved by the Commissioner of the General
Land Office.
O ffice of U. S. S urveyor G fnkr al ,
March, 29th, 18/L
Robert A. HalxTsham,
U ft Surveyor Gene al 1
The'
! over eight months. She doctored for it ncally
the whole of this time, using various remedies
I recommended by friends, and was treated by
’ the physicians, but received no relief. She then
* used one and a half bottle of Chamberlain's
Fain Balm, which effected a complete cure.
This is published at her request, hs she wants
others similarly afflicted to kn w what cured
her. The 25 aud 5-) cents sizes for bale b) ft. J.
Sturgeon.
Go to La Mode Millinery Bailor? for
childrens TaniOtfluiiileni (it .45: Sailors
@ .50. .60, .70 and LOO; Ladies wmki tg
hats @ .93; childrens school liais (a .20;
They also have a fine line of new tibbooR
Call and see I hem before going else
where.
Portland Market.
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As given by Alien & Lewis.
WHEAT—Market,
steady
Eastern Oregon; Valley, 83c.
nominal at 80
OATS—N0.1, white, 38 to 40; grey, 35 « 36c
choice.
BARLEY—Feed, $2o.oo,
brewing $19 00
to $19 50.
POTATOES—In good demand at 35 to 40c
per sack.
BETTER— Store, in rolls OjyO to 85c per roll
choice dairy, 40 (iff 45c per roll; creamery 50c.
per roll.
EGGS.—Choice candled (£21% per doz.
PELTS—Good demand at 10 (<$ iic
Jto-To-Hac for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
men strong, blood pure. 50c. $1 All druggist«.
Freali fmli, milt fish, ainok-
e<l salmon, clnms, emba,
oyalei’H poultry oi game in
itH netvsoii, call at
will carry pBBBBngarH at
ths fallowing cash rates
until further notice.
From Tillamook to Garibaldi
From Tillamook to ItolMonville
From Tillamook Io Buy City
30 eta.
25 eta.
20 eta.
Trips Daily Except Sunday.
J. A. Monroe.
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PRECINCT:
Justice of the Peace
Constable..............
The
Fish
Market
We keep a nice atock on
band and will try to
plena« you.
C T. McKinley. Prop.
.. .G. W. S appington
S. V. A ndkrbon
CITY OFFICIALS.
SCHOOL BOARD
Cl-oi<| » Thayer.
II. L. Eddy, and
Edmunds .—Clerk, Tom Coates.
G.
A
M. E C hurch :—Rev. M
. Dixon, pastor.
Preaching service at 11 A. M. and 7:30 I’. M.
every Sunday. Sunday school at 10 A. M.
( lnss meeting at 12 M. Piayer meeting every
Thursday at 7 P. M.
Services will be held al the Christian f’hurch
every Sunday at 11 A M.; Tuesday, at 7:30 I’. M.
at w ilson River school house Sunday eve., a
7:30 P M ; at Fairview every second and four
Sunday in each month at 2 P. M.
W. W. Gregory, Pastor.
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
A. O. U. W.—Meets on the fir*t and third
Thursdays of each month at 7:30 p. m. at Wood
men Hall. M W, T blienhilber, C. N. Drew
Recorder.
BAY TENT, NO. 55 K O. T M Meets
011
the second and Fourth Tuesday evenings <>
each month at 8 00 P. M. at Woodmen ball. T
Handley, Corn.; John Day, R. K.
MAIL SCHEDULE.
M orning S tar R ehekah I. oimik N o . 52, L O.
O. F —Meets on the first and third Wednesday
evenings in each month
Mrs. C. M. Nrwiiidi,,
N. G., Mixa L. Poland, V.G.; Joe Petre, Sec.
O. A. R.—Meets first Saturday of each
month at 1 P. M in I. O. O. F Hall. C. N.
Drew, Adjutant, W. >1. Reynolds Commander
I. O. O. F. — Meetaevery Tuesday night at 7 Po
r. M in I O. O. F. Hall. C. P. Knudson, N G
Wm
Olsen, Rec. Secretary;
W. J May
Per. Secretary.
ALDER CAMP —No 219. Woodmen of the
World, meets every Friday night in W. of \V
hall.
T
Coates,
Consul, Otto Heins,
Clerk.
A F ft A. M —Meets first Saturday night r I
each mouth in Masonic llatl. T. B. Haudley
W M , Geo Handley Secretary.
G rano R ond :—
Ixaves Grand Rounde daily except Runday
at 6 p. m , or on arrival of mail from McMinn
ville
Arrives at Tillamook at 1:45.
Leaves Tillamook Daily except Sunday at 6
p. in. or on arrival of mall from N. Yainbill,
which fa usually 4 30
Arrivea at Grand Konde at I4S*
Font Office hours, 730 A. M. to 8 00 P M.
Money Ordei dermrtment. 8 00 A M. 6:00 P. M
Sunday 4 00 to 6 00 P. M
JOHNSON CHAPTER NO. 24.—Meets at 7 jo P
M on the 31 d Saturday of each month 1 I
Masonic Hall
J. D. Edwards, II. P , W U
Conder, Secretary.
SILVER WAVE CHAPTER, No. 13 OX«
Meets 2ud ami 4H1 Saturdays ot ea^/1 in** ith
Luella Furd.W M., Carl Knudson bcLictsry
ALDER CIRC RE.—No 44. Woodmen of tbc
World, meets every second and fourth Wednes
day of each month, In W of W hail <. N
Mrs. If If. Alderman Mrs. C. Waldvogel c '.« i a
DIHKCTORY.
BAY CITY LOD'JK DIRECTORY
COUNTY OFFICIA I Jf
W w C omdrs
Jo'll»
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ID P H asvrv
t'ommiMioiter
’ /C H WHRELFS
J. D. F.DWASbS
Clerk......................................
H H A lii R rman
Sheriff
Treasurer
J ohn H askkr
Aissssor
,.J. ft. S tf . pwfms
Hurveyor
A. M At STiN
G A W alrfm
School Superintendent
Coroner
C.F. RF.YM3LDS
Deput«* Pioaecuting Attorney C lauds 1 navis
C.,cuit Court coiiveues the 4th Monday in
/.uslist and an adjourned term Is generally
held in the spring
( canty Court meets the first Mondays of Jan
uary, March. May. July, September and No
vember. Commisaiouers court ou tbeWednes-
a<s follow ing
.
Mayor . ............................ ........................ B. L. Knuv
I ......................................... P.......Mclwro-H
1 .......................................... C. P. K nudson
Council •! >
H G. Davis
.............. . F. Me Con mici ,
............... J. E T uttle
Recorder .............. .............................. C. N. D rew
Treasurer
.H oward C ary
Muislial.................... ...............C l Y uk C lemen j s
WOOL—Valley, i6«-<$i8c; Eastern Oregon, i0zC
rif.LAMOOK ANX> NORTH YAMHILL: —
14c-
Leave N. Yamhill daily except Sunday 8 p. 111.
HIDKS—Dry, »3Z<»5C; green7c to 8c.
Arrive at Tillamook next day by
4 p. m.
Leave Tillamook daily except Sunday 6 p. m
DRIED APPLES— Evaporated bleached, 4c
Arrive N. Yamhill next day
....... 2p. m.
ot 6c; evaporated unbleached, 5s.
T illamook ano H ohsonvili . e :—
l.'ve Tillamook daily except Tuesday 6:00 a m
PEARS—Sun and evaporated.
Arrive Hobsonvllle
900a.m.
DRIED PLUMS— Pitless, >to4C;pnanes,29sM- 1 L'vr HobsonviHe, except Tuesday .10:00 a. in.
Arrive Tillamook
100 pm.
L’ve llobsoiivllle Sundays
......... ...9:00a.m
CHICKENS- $4 00 to «5 00 springs $2 soQS.oo
Arrives in Tillamook.............................. 12:00 m.
TCRKEY8—Live, I2f£t2%c for choice, dressed N etarts :—
Leaves Tillamook Tuesdays, Thursdays,
»Sc
and Saturdays at
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. . 7a.m.
DUCKS—Young $6 no <4 $A5o
Arrives Netarts
..................... 11 m.
leaves
Netarts,
same
days,
.
.ip. m.
GEESE—$6 oOfff 7. co
Arrives Tillamook by ...........................6 | . m.
When You Want
Launcl] Ireqe
sunatrF smi,K
I n the C ircuit court of the S tate of O re
gon for the C ounty of T illamook .
C. Thayer and F.. Thayer
plaintiffs
vs
The Nehalem Mill Co. and
Frank 1’attou
Defendants
Notice la hereby given that by virtue of an
execution, judgment, order .mid decree d ly is
sued out of and under the seal of the above en
titled court in the above entitled cause, to me
duly directed and dated the 29th day of January
1898, upon a decree rendered and entered in said
com toil the 7th day of March 1895, in favor of
the above named plaintiffs C. Thayer and E.
Thayer and against the above named defend
ants. The Nehalem Mill Co. and Frank Patton
for the sum of $1377,15 with interest thereon at
the rate of 8 per cent per annum from the 12th
day of January 1895 aud for costs and disburse
ments of this suit, taxed at $175,55 commanding
me to sell the following described real pionerty
to wit: An undivided one half interest in all the
Lots and Blocks in NeliHlem City, TiltamObk
County, Oregon, except Lots 6 7 Ac 8 In Block »3,
Lots 7 8 in block 3and Block 28. Therefore,
by virtue of said execution, judgment,order, de
cieeand order of sale and in compliance with
the commands of said writ. J will on the 6th day
oi April 189K, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M at
the front door of the County Court House in the
city of Tillamook, said Countv and State, sei
at public auction subject to redemption, to the
highest aud beat bidder for cash in hand, all the
right, title and interest which the within nam
ed defendants had at the date of the mortgage
in< nt!<>nc<l in the complaint, or now have ill or
to the above described real propertv. or any
thereof, to satisfy said execution, judgment,
order, decree, interest, costs and alf accruing
Costs.
H. II, Alderman.
Sheriff of Tillamook Co., Oregon.
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t nitv R sbrckah I/OIMIS No. 51 I 0 0 F.—
Meets 2nd and 4tb Tuesdays Mrs. FJDabi '.h
Pye N G.. Mrs Frank Gmg, V G , J J Pye,
Secretary.
B at C itv I zí D »1 No. .02 A F. ft A M -M» e
2iidami4tn Saturdays in each mouth. Gue
Nelson. W M,C If Hicks, M. W, Alfred
Magnuson.
W Geo. W Kiger, Secretary
M isia M < KAPT fs No. 2o O. E ft -Meets i«t
« nd 3rd Tuesdays in each month
Mt*. Kila
W«al, W M ,Gus Nelson, W P . Mrs Msyb-I
Kiger, A M .C. If Hicks. Secretary,
P acific J aidgk No. los I. O G F — Meet
Fridays b for 2nd 4th Saturday and every otl.o
atmday in ths month. C. If. flick» N Q
Alfredueaue, V. J. J Pye, secretary,