Tillamook headlight., August 25, 1898, Image 4

THE TILLAMOOK
WEEKLY
HEADLIGHT
An Item «>f F.’.iieu»«.
In handling aiivt-r t d u.iug it
enrreti'-y lies the fact th. t fCO ct grb
can bo ston -1 in the fame i
; u Z-
of silver. Ibist Las entuihd l : i expens.
of inot>y huudredb of thousands of dol­
lars on cur fovcinment in the last It'
years for storing the silver dollars which
the people registert d as t<x, ctimberguci»
For thirteen years this uoman suffered from a helff
for their pockets. Every run the treas­
less
infirmity which baffled skillfid medteal treatment.
ury changes hands, and prol ably i iu< h
She was restored to health in a remar^ab.c manner,
oftener in tho bar.ss of this country, the
stock of coin is counted over. It is just
and is naw helpful to other sufferers.
as ea«y to count $20,000 in gold double
eagles ae $1,000 in silver. If we open
r.
«» George
r . L.Rogers,
T R ooms . , I “ 1 I tried
different
and many
pro-
For thirteen years Mrs.
renle
dies, but doctors
no permanent
bene-
our mints to silver, all gold will disap­
of
West
Main
Struct
Canton,
N.Y,wfured
^/obHne
4
.
ra.
pear from t ire ulation, ut least so fur as
from the iiidttcribabie tortures „r
of ¡ u II axu -
March I was induced to try Dr.
domestic bnsiness is concerned, and a .
1 Wiilbms’ Fink Pills for Pale People.
large and increasing expt uso will be in­ Oratory rheumatism.
Only persons who have been afflicted j 1 “Beio<r I had finished the first box I began
flicted on the mercantile class, and to a
to fed that they were doing me good.
lesser degree on the whole community, with this disease know what such suffer­ | “1 continued using them and steadily
ing
is.
I
in handling and counting the more
Those who have never felt the pangs of Kr<q have used thirteen boxes of the pills
cumbersome coin.
this ailment have not the remotest idea of I j and to-day feel better than for the past fif-
Hurd on the Laborer,
its tortures.
years.
..... «.
For years this was an obstinate disease 1 | | teen
“My appetite is good | I feel bright, cheer-
There iH nothing moro certain than
to
cure.
f
I ful and have a desire to live and enjoy society.
the fact that a dollar worth only half as
In recent years, however, there has been .
much as t/ie present one would only try formuhied a remedy which successfully I “ I have been a member of the Methodist
church for many years, but for six years
half as much of the necessaries of life,
with it
Lut it would protatly continue to pay
The many cures effected by Dr. Williams'. was unable to attend.
for the s.'one amount of work that a dol­ Pink P£ls f r Pale Fecple attest to that fact., “Now I am able to attend the church
One of the striking examples is Mrs. ( services regularly and certainly appreciate
lar now procures. And would not that
‘^'i^sife'r'Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills foe
bo practically a reduction of wages?— Rogers' experience«
In speaking cf it to a reporter she said:
|
St. Louis Globe-Democrut.
Pale
People a wonderful medicine and am
44 Thirteen years ago I w'as attacked with .
inflammatory rheumatism and a complies- • < confident no other remedy could have 1
effected the wonderful cure they have m
Don of diseases.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
....
,
441 cannot begin to describe my sufferings 1 my case.
“I am glad to state this, hoping that some
during that time.
44 You can judge somewhat of what I i sufferer may profit by it and obtain relief.” j
endured, v
y *1 lock at these hands."! It was nature’s own remedy that accom­
I ) AVID WILEY, M. D.,
They were dL l‘Mtcd, twisted and swolle.L 11 plished this cure earned by impure blood,
“My loot, too, is so much out of share lor
I Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People
PHYSICIAN. SUKHKON
composed of vegetable remedies that
that the big io« lays across the others, the are
.
eod touching the little toe.
< exert a powerful influence in purifying and
AND ACCOUCHEUR,
"Notwitbjtmdirg I am sixty-five years I enriching the blood. Many diseases long j
:d by the medical profession to be !
All calls promptly attended to
o c ’ ’ J,
d, have
have a
a pleasant
pleasant horre
home arid
and other com supposed
forts,
for incurable have succumbed to tne potent
forts, life
life tome
to me w'.s
was far
far from
from enjoyable,
ei
TILLAMOOK, ORB
all other things pale into in^gnificaiicewhui influence of these pills.
iius universal
you are without good health.
remedy is sold by all druggists»
ciyiii^ M,,d lull» ¡shaking and happy
laughter.
Then ]’iic noticed that little
Gale w a< ciyicg for h.i p ness in the
arms of a lad) he had not seen before,
tio as fy i. i .is i uua could get Ills
breath lie cried:
■. »other! Father! this is the little
thinr's mammy!
She was on the
t ’amer that took me off the island
when* I was washed ashore after the
boat sun’:! She took cnr<* of me till wc
reached ban Francisco, an* I brought
her here! She had my kn?es fixed in
the < ;ty an’, oh, mother! I an t lame
any more!”
'1' n the hand baking and cries of
■-■irpi ise and gladness were renewed, i
and tne millmen and wharfmen swung
their h; ts a-,pin 'nd gave three mighty
cheers for ••"I he hero of Beaver Head,”
am! w *r.t ’»ack t .he town.
'1 rave Armor is an old man now’, but
since that da;-
Ire, never tasted rum.
praise or blame, of sorrow and love, of Paul is a merc.ia.jt iu San Francisco.
regret and new resoive. was spoken in
that sound of failing
•••;.
Then, xt <1 y was a Sabl ath and all
was quiet in Redwood town.
The ,
saws rested from their snarling hum, •
the millmcn, clad in frosh clothing, s::t
(J E. HAWKE M.D.
on the doorsills of the cottages smok-.
iug their pipes and looking idly out at
the blue ii Ids of the sea, or down
PHYSIC! \N AND SURGEON
among th * fragrant stacks of lumber
sat whittling and talking. Some, when
Office at Allen House, Tillamook. Oregon,
the little « racked bell in the steeple of
felephoiie No 7.
the church upon the shady hillside I
called them, had gone with th* chil­
dren to hear what love c mid do in
jJ L. EDDY
saving men—oven the love of a wronged
a idcrippied .»oy. Surely all their hearts
were bettor for having heard from the '
ATTORN EV AT LAW
minister’s lips the f tory of Paul Ar- |
mor's victory,’though they knew it well
T1LI.AM .OK, OltEOON,
before.
Over on th** head the day broke beau- |
O. N tl.AN,
tlfully, yet with little cheer, for sorrow
and heavy poverty were there. The |
ATTORNEY AT LAW
children felt it, and the mother went ;
sadly to and fro, longing for her lame, I
Deputy Distiiet Attorney uf Th atnook County
lost boy. Near noon she stood in the
Office iu Alderman Uote! Building
doorway looking out to sea. A big |
Tillamook, Oregon
yacht, with ail its white sails spread,
blew into the little harbor, but she did Sitting one day upon his porch nrd
lo
»king
out
upon
the
sunlit
bay,
he
told
not nee it. f >r her eyes were wet. She
was thinkingof that isla ul. ; unewhere me in part what 1 have told you here. 'j- 11. GOYMi,
to the west of the blue horizon line, I Two pretty children were playing
upon whose cruel bar her boy went down below us in the grass, and a
AT LOH NEY AT LAW
down. She thought of him as he used happy face was bending over a cradle
just
inside
tiie
door.
to lie upon her brea: t w!i eia child, and
“/»nd what became of the bit of a
again she seemed to see him. as she had
so many times, coining up the path to : Norwegian girl?” 1 asked.
• <>h. 1 forgot,” he answered with a
the door where sb. ' stood, his straw hat '
in his hand, his li pit curls blown about, smile, “she who once was little Gale is
his frank blu • eyes. And yet when she Mrs. Paul Armor now!”
[THE IND.]
turned from those fancies there was
‘•Then th * boat lurched,” the man
went on, hu '.Hy, “an’ it followed the
current pa t the island, and I see him
tire - de «•> an’ heard him callin’: ‘Oh,
lather! 1 1 a. • my best!
I tried to
bring ye ba k!
Mebby some ship'll
save ye, a.f if ye ever r<*ach home an’ I
nev< r coni'*, tell m illvr I died inner-
cent—I did innercer.t!’ Then I couldn’t
h air him no more, an’ I watched the
boat go further an’ further, an* I sec
an »tlu r i I nd way of? to the west, but
j. t ufor ■ he rcu, died it th 3 b iut strv. de
sometlii.iy a bar, 1 gv.'-ss—an’ ...ml:,
ail' I fell forre-i an’ didn’t know no
more, only a sort of dreamia’ move­
ment of si; ’¿its arid faces, till Eric laid
me down tii *re on the sand an' your
callin’ roused me Co life agai n”
li is voice failed, and they sat a long
time weeping together in silence; and
all that might ever have been said of
something sweet at the bottom of her
heart. She could not tell whence it
came. Was it because the sky was so
beautiful v.lth its flocks of snowy
cloud . the sea so blue, the air so crys­
tal clear, th • sunshine so pretty on the
tree-tops? She saw, too, that the chil­
dren seemed happier than for many
days, and when she went into the sick
man's room lie met her with a smile.
Presently f mt-tops <'ame to the door, j
and Erie and his comrade, with their
sweet hearts, entered.
Behind them
were other.“ Louring bags and baskets,
and the children leiqied with joy.
Armor arose and cam«' out. liis step
won slow but steady and his face was
clear. The childroll, with Gale among
them, shouted and danced with glee to
see him grown so strong, and the big
man’s eyes were filled with blessed
tears as hi' looked around upon the
faces < >f h1 friends.
The shadow seemed lifted; even the
mother smiled: something strange and
sweet was in the air.
Suddenly there rose the noise of many
voices near the hut, cheering and sing-
ng in the sunshine. Erie sprang up,
uxl all stood still and harkened. The
staging and the voices came nearer.
\ great li ht came into the mother’s
■yes. She held her hand hard against
irr leaping heart and listened. Sud­
denly Eric leaped out the door with an
Answering shout
They all followed
• ilm, and along the top of the green
<duff a crowd poured into view, and
¿here, borne upon the shoulders of the
iheering men, sat Paul Armor!
»<c was pale and weak, and his poor
r^«uls, swathed in white bandages, hung
♦wn over the men’s shoulders, but his
<kce was almost like a star. Ah, there
his old mother with her face I
♦reathed in light and tearful smiles,
and Ids father, looking ns if Heaven had
opened. In a moment they had come
together, uud there was kissing and
ely ’ brothers ,
56 Warren St., New York City.
Rev. John Real, Jr., of Great 7alls, Mont.,
recommended Ely* Cream Balm to me. I
can emphasize his statement, “It is a posi­
tive euro for catarrh if used as directed.”—»
Rev. Francis XV. Toole, Pot tor Central 1'rea.
Church, Helena, Mont.
Ely’. Cream Balm is the acknowledged i
cure for catarrh ami contains no mercury
nor any injurious drug. Trice, 50 cents.
ORKGON
W J. MAY,
When You Want a First Class Wheel
JONES BROS.
One that will staiul these roads,
On« that will not need re; airs,
A Particularly easy riding wheel,
At a reasonable price buy
X
3??.-
j
LiVer'g $0
The Raiiibler is a strictly
stood the IcH for 19 years
head of all.
See ni) Price«
Model cf 1897
Medel of 1898
-
-
-
-
when you want
IK,
lias
llie
$50.00
$60.00 &: $75.00
All these wheels me fully guaranteed and all 875.00
wheels ate niekle plated. I also sell u fine second
class wheel "The Ideal” for from 835.00 to 840.00,
A1T0RNEY8 AT LAW,
-s^Cabinef1 Shop
OREGON.
C <WIX & SEVERANCE,
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Turniture. Matting. Wall Paper, Window Shades an<
Floor Oil Cloth.
All Kinds of Cabinet work I timing- Scroll sawing etc
etc. done on short notice.
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Screen doors and Windows made to Order.
ATTORNEYS AT-LAW,
TILLAMOOK, OKKGON.
When you are in town ami want to slop at a nice hotel, the place to go is to
W. A-'VISE,
THE TILLAMOOK
DENTIST,
The IH-kuru Uuilding
TILLAMOOK
yd 3t Washington, rortlntid.
O kf
G. W. KIGER,
E l BA/. G. E. IWIST Proprietar.
This Hotel has just been re-wly furnished end put in
first c I bss repair end is naw by far the best in the city
E. li .' i thing C omfortable and H omelike
^I!en [loiige
To Boat Builders and Marine Engineers
J. P. Allen, Prop.
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MARINE IRON WORKS,
O lv . ouwn ano S outhport A v ...
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that you can drive with com­
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Our patrons will find every,
thing in first class siiapo and
our prices reasonable.
JONES BROS.
C. & E. THAYER
H.n,tal Baakln. .t>4 F«h.»a«
»«»<•«••
l.il.mt paid on time depo-at«.
Kseha»«, oa
Hrs» class nccoininotlaiion
«H sec 'io! c'a** rite,
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Nice dry wood ot any kind, any length
ieaired at lowest living raloa.
Keeps on Hand a Complete Stock of--------
BAY CITY, OfiEGQN.
(No Stationary or ••Trade” Machinery !
A Nice Rig and
A Good Safe Team
NELS TEEOZMEPSONT
burniture Store and^i=r-
Tillamook Ore.
EITHER WOOD OR COAL BURNING MARINE BOILERS.
Evetything Strictly Fini Clan
New Building, Next door to Pott Ofiet
Ckllections Rece ve Careful end
Prompt Attention.
HIGH PRESSURE -COMPOUND TRIPLE EXPANSION
and PADDLE WHEEL OUTFITS.
Shaving
Ilair Cutting
Shampooing
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ScleniHic American.
A handsoinoly llliistratod weeklv. I ntvvst clr-
Our exclnslve specialty I* de.slrnln» and building »to order11 complete outfits of genuine MARINI
macliincry in small and medium sires ^four to twenty Inch cylinders).
Charles Peterson,
-z
(J ames M c C ain ,
[ a . W. S kveranck .
They incrm*» appetite, purify the whole
fysteui and act on the liver. Bile Beans
I
JJ J D aly .
f oscar H ayter
Land Titles and Land
Office Bu--iiicsM a Specialty.
l’ut upln ih at wgtctw»hRpc<l twttles, «utrnt
O h »ioti, Small Bii<*tk*nuM. iòc. per botile.
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Slcaving, Hair Catting,
Shampooing etc. .
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0 LAUDE THAYER,
This Im Your Opportunity«
On receipt of ten cents, cash or stamps,
a generous sample will bo mailed of the j
most popular Catarrh and Hay Fever Cure
»Ely’s Cream Balm) sufficient to demon-
h Irate the great merits of the remedy.
War News
Best meals in the City
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WONDERFUL
CureofChronic Diseases
THE
ELEIJKA1EI) VITA
A Medicine Co. Tacoma Wash tell
about their great success and how they
can cure you.
Having a system of medicines founded on
gieat discoveries uf eminent scientists, demon­
strating the fact that every disease has an anti­
dote i.nd that if their specifics are used accord­
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Their reniedita have completely realored to
health many thousan s of suffering humanity,
they absolutely guaran i EE a curt- in all ca’-es—
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l’iinples, Gastia'gia, Gastric De' ilily of Siomacn
I* spepsia. Chronic Constipation; Ki'b ev Di«-
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j Back. Weakness of the
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they will s nd you free direction* as to wna
remedy Io use, or if von enclose Ji.00 they w
•eml V u a month's treatment a<lap«c<l »0 y®"’
particular case, and they will guarrantce a cui
if their directions are foil wetf.
These emedirs are nearly all in tablet
easy to take ami contain no alcohol to i'ijj»rc 11
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When wear begins to exceed repair in v
body you at e going to fall sick The sig’'* '
are
of flesh, paleneae, Weeknes* 'fr'L ,.
lies« rte The repair needed i* fo,Mi * a
think you eat enough, ami xet you feel that -
wear out more tissue, energy, neri e lor e
your food makes for you. The
' Z
is that you do not digest emmgh Am*
I so serious it i« worth sitting down serious.,
I think about.
you can’t digest what you«
take a few doses of Shaker Wgestive Cord^-
The effect of it u HI l< to increase your fl- •" y
niakp you feel stronger. You won t tan •
; Proof that it is in control of yonr rer air app« -
'tu*. It • easy enough to test thia for vo”
.
Taken few tot ties of Shaker THicaliee C ' •
Sold by druggists st loceuts toft '*® P*r