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J THE TILLAMOOK WEEKLY HEADLIGHT AAAAA AA A AÄ J Odds and Ends. J fr v w’iF’y w i" PurHlysis, Veitigo, Imputen, i-, 1'.'«- Services will be held at the Christian Church pepsia, Nervous Prostration and In.oin* The guests shook their heads, and one every tfuuday at n A. M.; Tuesday, at 7:30 P. M. uia vnreil. No cure, no pay. Head ad man said “No.” at w ilsi.n River school home Sunday eve., The little woman smiled. 7:30 P. M ; at Fairview every second and fottrva ol Vita Medicine Co. “Two bad,” she said. Sunday n each mouth at 2 P. M. Portlaud Market. W. W. Gregory, Pastor. vv Oieg-n Notes. Wuseo has voted to bond the city for (2500 to puri haae a water works system. Silverton I ihs a new theran church. * Norwegian Lu A chinaman known as “Little Joe” shot and killed another ehiiiamnii at I.< Grande Aug., 2nd. lie also seriously wounded another. Lady bugs are very numerous in the hop y si da in the vicinity of Salem, nud are doing much damage to the hops. At Pendleton Aug., 2, the thermometer registered 10* degrees ill the shade mid fourteen work hoist s were over come by the heat in the harvest fields. At Walla Walla the thermometer registeied 110 degrees the same day. I At Astoria the order issued by the war depai tment removing restrictions upon vessels entering llie harbor, was joyfully received II han given much trouble to shipping men. Now boats can go in and out at any time ot the day or night. A big strike was made in the Green-i horn iiiountHiuH by George Kamlall a few days ago. Ho diecoveie.1 and open ed up a ledge of free-milling ore which « I i The Why of th*- Thumbs. B av C ttv L rr-F No. .02 A. F. it A M.—-Mee 2nd »;.<• 4111 Saturdays in each month. Gus Nelson, W. M . C. H Hicks, H. W , Allred Magnusou, |. W. Geo. W. Kiger, Secretary. A western man had three men work M iriam C hapter No. 2o O. K. S.—Meets ist ing in a sawmill in the woods. D iring and 3rd Tuesdays in each month. Mr.«. Ella McKinley’s campaign be went to the Wood, W. M.Gu* Nelson, W. P.,Mr». Maybcl sawmill to see In*w tbe men were going Kiger, A. M.,C. H. Hicks, »ccr-tary. to vote. He found that each bad a dif BAY CITY LOD31 DIRECTORY ferent political faith. One was a lepub P acific L odge N o . I05 I. O. G. F.—Meet licau, one a popuhst ami tbe other a Fridays bdforaud 4th Saturday and every othe tin day in the month C H Hicks N. G democrat. A farm-loy had jus. killed Alfredbeane, V. J. J Pye, Secretary, a fine woodchuck and he offered 10 give it to the man who could give the best TDIRHCTORY, reason for his political faith “I’m a republican,” «aid the 1st man, “because my parly freed the slaves, put COUNTY OFFICIALS: down the rebellion, and never fired on Judge........................... ....G, W. S appington iC.IABLES RAY the old flag.” Commissioner ........... ........ IC.H.WllJJELEfc “Good,/ said he. ........ H omem M ason Clerk........................... . H. H. ALDERMAN “And I’m a populist,” said the sec Sheriff ...................... ........... XV. H. C ary Treasurer ................... ........... J. S. S tephens ond, “because if my party should get Assessor ..................... ............. A. M A ustin ................. into power every man would have a Surveyor . ...G eo . B L amb School Superintendent Coroner T................................ J. E. T uttj . e pocket full of money.” Deput«'Prosecuting Attorney.C laude I hayer “First rale!” said lie. And n wyon,” C.»ciiit Court convenes the 4th Monday in addressing the third : “Why are you a August, and an adjourned term is generally held iu the spring. ilemociat ?’’ County Court meets the first Mondays of Jan uary March, May, July, September and No “Because, sir,” said the man trying vember. Commissioners court ou the Wednes to think of a good democratic "answer, say following. PRECINCT: because—because I want that wood- c nick!”—Ex. T. H. G ovne Justice of the Peace ..A. A. F ord Constable The Cuban Legend. CITY OFFICIALS. It becomes amusingly evident that the aasayed |<>5 per ton. From the beginning of the flailing ae«- Cuban» are not going to like ns any bet ■ on on the Columbia thia year 282,500 ter than they ¡iked the Spaniards It is ciihph of »»Inion wero pin ked up lo July unpleasantly evident that we are not go Slat by the different l aninties along tin ing to like the Cubans any better Ilian river. Thia ia about 1IN, 000 cases short we like the Spaniards The war is show ing the Spaniards in much more favora of the usual pack. ble fight than before. We find the Span- The Chineee and Indians are making iaids brave soldiers, with courteous and great preparations to participate in ilie high-spirited gentlemen for commanders. coming reguta to lie held in Autori«. Oil the other hand, we find Cubans to be The Celestials are making an iin.nenai- a set of idle vagrants, who flock into the dragon 300 feet in length, also a liiigh lines, do nothing but eat, will not work, Sea serpent, and expects to out do the and whose fighting consists chiefly in Indians. The Indiana are now on the unielieting wounded ami prisoners, ’¡'he Clatsop plains shooting wild fowls for Cubans, in their turn, find us a race ornaments for their dancers. whose first act after taking a town is to Tbe Astoria and Columbia River Rail establish order and institute civil gov- road have plotted out an extenlion to eminent and who in their deen grief the town ol Clatskanie. A lively little will not suffer them to lout the Imus, s of nonconibatants. city will soon grow up there. The eventsofa few day« murk Ihr On Aug 3rd, some ev’l minded person passing of tbe Cuban legend, The i.len set tire to n large stack of wheat belong that the United States is fighting a wai ing to \V. A . Seahorougli near Eugene. <>i liberation, to rescue an oppressed peo About ltXX) bindiels were thus destroyed. pie from bloodthirsty tyrants, is now The contest of I> Arey-Boise is still ill well laid aside. We are fighting to re progress. In Yamhill comity ilois.’gain store Cuba to civilization, ami to protect ed 4 votes. The contest will be contin the ¡»Ian I from the insurgents as much ued in our (Tillamook) county August as from the Spaniards. For that matter, 24111. we might as well tin tl the island over to the Spaniards as turn it over to the Cu bans, The greatest sufferers by the wai Washington Notos, have been (he »eini-neutrals Ibr<»11 g110111 the island, a class of whom the Santiago There is n great »uarcely of men ami nonconibiitants whom General Garcia Not enough claimed the privilege of looting are an teams around Chehalis, can be found to get out the giungle bolts example. Merchants and planters in the towns, s rail farmers scattered through yet in the woods. tbe county, altogether aggregating a ma The republican» at Vancouver have jority of the Cuban people, with no vio fixed Septeinbei lOtli rh the date of hold lent antagonist to the mother country, ing the piiinarieH and September 14th yet willing to live, toil ami trade peace for the county convention, The state ably under any government, have been convent ion will be held at Tacoma Sep ground between the upper and nether tember 21st. millstones of Cuban gnei riila warfare ami At Seattle Aug 3rd, Emit Inspector W. Shaninh reconcentration. Between in N. Brown condemned 400 boxes of Cali surgents who burned every cane planta fornia apples and pears, claiming time tion they found and the Spanish who re they were infected with cudlin moth torted by concentrating the country and San Jose scale. people in town» there was not much to City Treasurer Watson, of Rnohomirh, choose. These noncombatant» of both high and is short about $3500. He, Mouday, as signed to Ilia bondsmen real estate and low degree, who have been the chief suf- frreis by the insurrection, will be the merchandiso to the value of $0000. chief object of our tende ness It m 11 I Lewis Dennis, an employee of Rice’s be absurd to keep up the legend that logging camp, nt Lake Whatcom, wiw this war was begun to emancipate Gar drowned Sunday morning while bathing cia’s bands of cowards, loafers, beggars in the hike. He was about 35 year old. and cutthroats from the Spansih yoke Very little is known of him. It was to emancipate the island ami its Nelson Huntington’s sawmill, loiated peaceful majority of quiet citizens 'from about two miles west of Castle Rock, interminable war, which was equally de was burned to the ground. The ma< bin- leterious in its two alternatives of 1111- civ will not he a total loss, as it can be aiidiy, lieause and plunder on one side repaired, but the building, woodwork and seives measures of military neces and lumber in the yard are a total loss, sity on the other. ......... C...P. KNUDt-ON it .11 An Eau Joke Holling Treaaurer Marshal SCHOOL BOARD '1 tudt Thayer. B L E l ly, a» I Edmunds..—Clerk, Tom Coates. I r 1 t At n small social gntliering the other night somebody »tar led the egg Juke it-ml ling. “I' h I yon ever he.r the story of tl e Iinr<l-boilo4 egg?" he aolemly inquired of.ome one Hcror. the table. “No," was the innocent answer. “Its hard to beat,” said the joker with tnucli gravity. You can’t help smiling at these thing», and after the laugh died down somebody else spi nog thia: “l>id anybody hear about (lie egg in the coflee ? “No," said an obliging somebody. “That settles it,” rematkod the funny man, blandly. Of coarse there was another laugh, and then a brief silence It looked as if the egg joke had been exhausted Kilt presently a little woman at one end of the table inquired ill a high wo- | iano voice if any one had heard the stoiy ui three eggs. WHEAT—Pactically no business goL'g on. Nominal value for Eastern Oregon. f .V to 65c. I2C. pgARS—Sun and evaporated. 3@6c« OATS—There has been no material change ill CHICKENS- »4.00 to J4..W springs J2 0.4W3OO the market price, but owing to the decline 111 Tl KKEYS— Live. Il ® ire for choice, dressed barley and wheat the market shows 13 r9 W weakness, DUCKS—Young, f 2 00 @ f3. well supplied. BARLEY—The market GEESE—$3.oo<® I.oo Nominal values at *19 00 to >20.00. OATS—No 1 white. 37l439c: 36®3’*<: for d““« GROCERIES— Sugars may be higher, due to advance in freights from California. Rolled oats, flour etc. are somewhat lower. Other goods unchanged. Letcher and Jenkins have just receiv- BUTTER—Surplus stocks are well cleaned up and the market is in better condition than ed the best kit of tools end material for it has been for some time Creamery 35c to40c the repairing of bicycles that money store, 2oe to 2a 74 c. dairy 25c to 30c: could purchase and are prepared to do POULTRY—The receipts have about equaled the demand. Prices have ruled at I4.00 to fl-50 al! kinds of work oil bicycles at short for old. Springs are in large supply. notice and in a woikinanlike milliner. EGGS.—The receipts have beeu small and A share of your patronage is respectfully prices have advanced to 15c. solicited. J Educate Your Howels With Cnscarets. Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever. 10c. 25c. If C. C. C. tail, druggists refund money No-To-Bac for Fifty Cents. Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak men strong, blood pure. 50c, $1. All druggists Thousands are Trying It. Tn order to prove the great merit of Ely’s Cream Balm, the most effective cure for Catarrh and Cold in Hettd, we have pre pared a generous trial sizo for 10 cents. Get it of your druggist or send 10 cents to ELY BROS., 56 V/arren St., N. Y. City. c. A. BAILEY Tillamook. Freight handled with dispatch and at lowest rates. Fruit de livered in good order. Best Accommodations and Cheapest Route to or from Tillamook. STUDEBAKER WAGONS, Osborne Mowers 8tl] Lnd every 10 Buret.«. h.«y r«kw, plow» and other farm macliin.rr. You can save money by dealing with me. Special Prices on Buggies and Spring A. W. BEADLE 4 Co. c. A. BAILEY, Tillamook, Ore. i I F. about May da^ after For further partieulara apply to No. 14 Cal. St. S, F. or to Truckee Lumber Co. Agts. I suffered from catarrh of the worst kind ever sinco a boy, and 1 never hoped for cure, but Ely’s Cream Balm seems to do To Cure Constipation Forever. even that. Many acquaintances have used Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. 10c or 25c. it with excellent results.—Oscar Ostrom, If C. C. C. fail to cure, druggists refund money. 45 Warren Ave., Chicago, Ill. Prevent and cure Constipation and Sick- Ely’s Cream Balm is the acknowledged Headache, Small Bile Beaus. cure for catarrh and contains no cocaine, mercury nor any injurious drug. Price, Educate Your Ilowels With Caacarets. CO cents. At druggists or by mail. Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever. 10c. 25c. If C. C. C. fail, druggists refund money 50 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE T rade M arks D esigns C opyrights A c . Anyone sending a sketch and description may quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an invention is probably patentable. Coinniunlca. tions strictly confidential. Handbook on Patenta sent free, oldest agency for securing patents. Patents taken through Munn A Co. receive tpecial notice, without charge, in the Scientific American. A hnndsomoly Illustrated weekly. Largest cir culation of any scientific Journal. Ternis, |3 a year; four months, »1. Sold by all newsdealers. MUNN &Co.36'Broad*^ New York Branch Office. 625 F St., Washington, D. C. “I’m nearly dead with Piles.” Why not get well? Bend ad ot Vita Medicine Co. No cure, no pny. Ladies, read ad of Vila No cure, no pay. Rev. John Re’d, Jr., of Great Falls, Mont., recommended Ely’ Cream Balm to me. I can emphasize his statement, “It is a posi tive cure for catarrh if used as directed.”— Rev. Francis W. Poole, Pastor Central Pres. Church, Helena, Mont. Medicine Co Asthma or Catarrh. No cure, no pay, * Read nd. Vita Medicine Co. Reduced Fares! Ely’s Cream Balm is ihe acknowledged cure for catarrh and contains no mercury nor any injurious drug. Price, 50 cents. KLONDIKE KATAKISM Direct from S. F. to Wil! jsail from ---- Dwler tn----- This Ta Your Opportnnfty. On receipt of ten cents, cash or stamps, a generous sample will be mailed of the most popular Catarrh and Hay Fever (’uro (Ely’s Cream Balm) sufficient to demon strate the great merits of the remedy. ELY BROTHERS, 66 Warren St., New York City. Catarrh Cannot l>e Cured with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cantio re ich the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, and in order to < urc. it yov must take internal remedies Hall’sCnforrh Cure is taken rnternally, and acts directly on the blood and niu.srotis surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years, and is a regular prescription. It is com posed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the muscous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two ingredients is what pi educes such won derful results in cui ing Catarrh. Send fot tes timonials. free. * F. J. Cheney & Co.. Props., Toledo 0 Sold by all druggists, price 75c. Hall's Family pills are the best. Stea m ei * Ruth Every attention paid to wants and conveiucea of passengers. First class table set. do you like best—grocer bills or doctor-bills? Use the wholesome baking powder — Schil ling's Best. s> People ent m d sleep well who 11«e Vita Remedies. Read ad. No cure ♦ no pay. None but Vita Medicines cure Blood Diseases. No cure, no pay. Rend ml.* Vi’.n Medicines cure nil sick people. No cure, no pay. Reml ml. ♦ Vita Medich pmiii ke sick people well Read ad. No cure, no pay. * Astoria and Tillamook Neives made wlmle by Vita Medicines. Read nd. Nocnre| no pny. * Liver and Kidneys made well by Vila Medicine. Read ad. No cure, no pay. “Oh; How I suffer—Rheninati’in and Neuralgia. Can’t Im l ined.11 Yr. it can. Read nd of Vita Medicine Co No cure, no pay. * ------ Will Run Cha------ Opium, Di nnkemieHO orTohncco Habit cured. No cure, no pay. Read ail ol Vita Medicine Co. * Steamer W. H. Harrison, oi- R. P. Elmore, Will mats trip, «very See C its , the weather penmttlu». between A.torle an« Ttllsmook Ctt, cair.» ing fic ght and pa^enge*. ELMORE, SANBORN A Co., Astoria, or COHN & CO., Tillamook. Agts. Vitn Mediciuea make red blood. Rea-i No cure, no pay. l’o everyone going to the new gold field» A BOON—A BLESSING. ONE GIVES RELIEF. I 50 pr»ctic»l question* nnwwered. not by gtieHN work—not by ’tny-nl-lioiiiPN—but by experi- Jnce, that lias been there—lived there—worked there—«nd is iow going back there, to get A. O. U. W —Meets on the first and third Thursday« ot each month at ; ,<o p. in. at Wood men Hall. M. W; T- Mivnhilbvr, C. N. Drew Recorder. BAY Tl NT. NO 55 K. O T M - Meets cn the vveoud aiul Fomth lue«<lav evening^ o each month at 800 1' M. nt Woodmen tjtui. T Handley, Com.; John Day, R K. VNirv R nukvkih loikiKXo y I O.o. F.— Meet« >n<! and jtb Tue««iaya. Mr«. FlUabeth P\e. N G Mr» Frank Long, V G , J J. pye, Svctetary. M. E I'aracH Rev. M F IMxnn pavtor. Pr< aching «cnlce at n A M and - 30 p y every Sunday. Sunday «chord at 10 A M (.'lasa meeting at u M. Piaycr incdtng every Thuraday at 7 P. M. A. Which SOI’IETY DIRECTORY. M ohnimg S tar R kbfkaii L oogk N o . 5'2. I. O. O. F - Meets on the th st ami thud Wednesday evening* in each month. Mr-« (' M. Newman, N.G.; Sli.sMl, Eoland, V.G.; J<>e I’etre, Sec. G. A. R.—Meets Aral Saturday of each month at 1 I’ N! in 1 O. O F Hall. C N IHew. Adjutant, \V. H Reynolds Commatider I. O O. F.—Mectnevery Tuesdav night at 7.80 »• m in I. tl. <» F. Ilall. C 1**. Knudaoti. N. G. Win OlNen. Rec. Secretary; VV. J May Per Secretary. Al lH-.R 1 \MP -No 2t«>, Woodmen of the World, meets every Friday night in W. of W hall. T. Coates, Conaul, Otto Heins Clerk._ A F. & A. M Meets first Saturday night of each month in Masonic Hall. T. H. Handley VV M Geo llandlw Secretary. JOHNSON CIIAPIFH NO 24 -Meets at - yo F M. on the 31 d Saturday of each month r| Masonic llall J. 1» i;dwaids li. I* . W U Conder, Secretary. SII.VFR WAVKCHAPTFR No. No 13 OKS O F S Meets 2nd and 4th SataruaMi c.l eacd month Luella Fotd.W M. Carl ~ * Kuml'tui Secretar» AI.DKH CIRf’RK No ... 4| ................. W c iTshurn cf the ..., World, meets evety second ;tul fourth Wednes day of each month in w ot w hall G N Mrs. H I! Alderman Mrs C. W aldvvge! Clerk H G. Davis ....... . F. M c C ormjcl ...J. E Tt T ILE ....... C. N. D rew .H oward C ary . cl vde C lements i 'ouncil as these was no insuianec. Henry Langstreth, who was, Saturday, in Tacoma, appointed receiver of the Ta coma Land Company, has filed his bond in the sum of $100,000 His sureties are Attorney Louis 1). Campbell, Lenard Howarth, George Brown and William Virges, each qualifying for $25,000. ............................... B. L. E ddv ................... 1». M c I ntosh Mayor . As given by Allen & Lewis. DRIED FRtnTS-Apple»."»«n dried, quarter. 4. i ,6e. .Heed ,0 10.5«. evaporated bteached 5Mcto6c: plume, auu dried, pities« 3! chiue dried dried pillees 4c¡to 5c; prunes. Ian. i ' jc tojH. French i ' j C to 3tic. POTATOES— 25c to 30 per »ack. PELTS—Good demand at 9c (ijicc HIDES-Dry, n®i4; green 6c to 7c WOOL-Valley, tscOtfc; Eastern Oregon io@ RICH piling when to .tart—how mi h it will cost—a hat lo lakej — ’mw logo—how to live—howl o keep well—what to do whenl d< k— w here to g 1 t 1 m re Ito J ■n pK^peet—Imw to ini.ie there, and inui h more. Don’t Spend a Dollar for Medicine |Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained and all Pat tent business conducted for M oderate F ees . ?O vr O ffice is O pposite U. S. P atent O ffice iand wecansccure patent m less tune Unm w** 5 remote from Washington. , . 5 e Send model, drav ing or photo., with oc8cnr Ption. V»’e advise, if patentable cr not, treeo Jcharge. Our fee not due till patent ia 1 ? A P amphlet , “ How to Obtain r.itents, • Pcost ot same in the U. S. and foreign countn J sent free. Address, iC.A.SNOW&CO.I { O pp . P atent O ffice , W ashington . D.C.J I>*VVWWkVV%WVWl«/»** ***** until you have tried T IS * TREtSURYa A TflEASURE K Its material has never before been oublisbed—it is private!) pi inled—can only lie bad by Molding to E S tkinbavii . Tacoma, Wash , and endowing 25cls. ■ Curcd. Refer to any bank here for jevidence of good faith. • ■ ■ i You can buy them in the paper 5-cent cartons Ten Tabules for Five Cents "rt “ n-u. fu, . J - ty ' I ■ B ■ w ■ ■ ’W I I k __ A-xur.y Rstablbhed 1863. Tí“ \>e « eo yenr» Man ' a tt. oí hla ateflnte cn-e, freo to «n» ? Whon«r ecn.l ih.-lr p. o ,...| K«pr>*. • t'r.<< y» ».tvliw Mr re w(.hing ac!-. t •-« Frtí.W. O. FUXX, t. 0., 4 C«4ax £(., S-.w Tar» If you don't find this sort of Ripans Tabules At the Druggist’s ' »Fs7. 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