Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, September 01, 1898, Image 4

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    THE TILLAMOOK
WEEKLY
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AMERICA ’M LATEST EPIGRAMS-
A A A ZV A A A A A A A*}
J Odds and Ends, *
w w »A
'‘Snspnixl jmlgi-meiin.” .Cnptain
Sigsbee’s first ui soago to Wash­
ir V V V V
ington,
Nobody Stopped th»- Sta^e.
“Ri-im-mbef th»* Maine.”—Com
molore Schley’s signal to (lie fly­
The morning after tb* . ibhuhh I iiii - ing squadron.
“You may fire when yon are
tion of President Lincoln the tele­
graph ope .ilor of a small town in ready, Gri<lly.”—C immodore Dew.
Ohio read a passing dispatch ey at Msnila. “Don't cheer boys
which conveyed the Horro’ful the poor devils are dying,”—Capt­
news to him. 'I his speedily spread ain Philips, of the Texas.
“War is n picnic.”—Sergeant
through the sttiTOiimling country,
mid at 11 o’clock, when the mail­ Hamilton Fish of the rough riders
train was due nearly 100 mail had to his m tllier.
“The Maine is avenged.”—Lieu­
congregated to buy a morning
tenant Wainwright, after the des.
paper.
As a matter of course, not 11 sin Iriiction of Cerveiii’s fleet.
“Don’t mind me boys; go on
gle paper remained, and all were
in (lispair, until some one remem lighting.’1—Cap tain Allen K, Cup­
beretl that the postmaster'was a ron, of the rough riders.
“To hell with hr. akfast let’s
regular sub criber, and that Hie
mailbag must contain a morning finish ’em now.’’—A Yankee gun­
ner to Commodore Dewey.
newspaper n dressed to him.
The voice of the postmaster fait I “Don’t get between myguns ami
tred more than once as he read the enemy.—”C imiiiodoro Dewey
the account, now so familiar to all I to Prince Henry of G 'rtnany.
Americans. Finally he reached I “There must l>> no m ire rue ills;
the point where it was said of iron will break al last.”— Lieu­
Booth that he” shrieked out ‘Bic! tenant Ilobson to Admiral Sampson
semper tyrannis,’ leaped on the!
B »sob»II a.ti >ag the Ancients
stage, and matte his way escape.”!
Throwing liis old poke h it upon j
the floor, the petrolic old min lilt
A member of the Canton Theo­
ed his hands aloft ami shouted: logical Huliool, who is intered in the
“Good gracious! Why don’t some-1 great natiomil game, lias written a
body have sense enough to ' thesis on “baseball among the an­
cients,” From tliis are gleamed
stop the stage?”
the following inter.Mting points
which lie p to eslablisli his content­
For the soldier.
ion:
Thedevilwas the first coacher—
Cleveland Leader.
lie coached Eve, when site stole
The bronzed soldier looked at first—Adam stole second.
the package addressed to him
When Isaac met Rebecca at the
”B leased well she was walking with a pitcher
with moiatenoil oyea.
angle»,” he said, ’’they do not for
Sampson struck out a great
get uh ,”
many times when lie beat the
Then he took oil' the WliippingH Philistines,
and found:
Moses made Ids first run
1
when
A nail brnab.
lie slew the Egyptain.
An ornamental l.air receiver,
Cain made a base hit when lie
A pair of tidies.
killed Abel.
A Hinnl I bottle of mixed pickle»,
Aliraham made a sacrifice.
A tract.
The p rodigal son made a home
A hand painted blotting pad run,
And a pants stretcher.
Moses shut out the Egyptians .it
the Red Sea.
—Polk County Observer.
A Compliment Wasted
San Francisco Argonaut.
Lord Lytton, when viceroy of
India, was seated one pay at dim n er
rext to a lady whose name was
Birch, and who, although very
good looking, was not over intell-
ig' nt. Saiil site to his excellency:
“Are you acquainted with any of
the Birches?”
“Ch, yes,” replied Lytton. “I
knew several of them most inti­
mately while nt Eton—indeed,
more intimately than I cared io.”
“My lord,” replied the liuly,
“you forget the Birches are reln-
lives of mine.’’
“Ami they cut me,’’said the
viceroy; “but’' mid he smiled his
wonted smile, “I have never felt
more inclined to kiss the rod limn
1 do now.”
Sad to say, Mrs Birch did not see
the point, mid told her husband
liis excellency had insulted her.
BI r Guns and Little
This dyspeptic nation
eats iioo.ooo.ooo.oo
“worth” of “ worthless"
food in a year. Schilling's
Best
baking powder
flavoring extracts
and spices
arc badly needed.
Troubles of a
Pastor’s Wife
CARDS.
,)AVID WILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN. SURGEON
AND ACCOUCHEUR,
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All calls promptly attended to
TTiis woman u aspeculiarly afflicted; physicians could
do nothing to relieve her, yet she was cured tn a simple
way. She now sends a message to suffering humanity
whtch should be helpful.
TILLAMOOK, ORB-
(J E. HAWKE M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
office at Allen House, Tillamook, Oregon,
elepbone No. 7.
J J L. EDDY
ATTORNEY AT LAW
T illamook , O regon ,
Q.
O. NUL AN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Deputy District Attorney of Ti»«atnook Count)
Office in Alderman Uotel Building
Tillamook, Oregon
j' H. GOYNtt,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office Opposite Court House
Tillamook, Oregon
I
Probably 00 other woman ever Buffered
Just as Mrs. Adams did, the wife of Kev.
A. R. Adams, pastor of the Christian
church at Blandinsville, lit Physiciani
were baffled by her ailment, and for years
the was compelled to live a life of torture.
Today the is well and the story of her
suffering and recovery will touch a respon­
sive cord in the heart of every woman.
44 About six years ago," said Mrs. Adams,
44my health began to fail. The first trouble
I noticed was with my stomach j food did
not agree with me, and my appetite failed
until I could scarcely eat.
441 would begin to bloat before I was
through with a meal, and the food felt like
a stone in my stomach.
44 Af ter eating I would have pains in my
stomach with a smothered feeling which
would finally extend into my throat and
chest accompanied by a choking sensation.
441 began to bloat all over and my hands
and feet commenced swelling until I thought
I had dropsy.
44 In a short time I had pain and soreness
in my left side which extended across my
back accompanied by dizziness, and then
followed severe paroxysms of pain extend­
ing from the lower part of my stomach into
the region of my heart.
44 During these spells a hard ridge as large
as my arm would appear in the left side of
my stomach and around the left side.
441 had a feeling of heaviness in my head
and at times could scarcely hold it up or
keep my eyes open, yet when night came
I could not sleep.
11S
“I alio »uficred intenavly from femak
trouble.
...
" I doctored with ten different physciana,
but wai not benefited. No two cf the doc­
tor* diagnoaed my cave the tame.
“ One day my huiband noticed an article
regarding Dr. Williams’ Pink Pill* for Pale
People in the newspaper, and induced rue
to try the pills.
“ I began taking them, but experienced
no relief until I had used the sixth box. I
continued taking them and after using
eleven boxes was greatly benefited.
I
“ I was also troubled with nervous pros­
tration and numbness of my right hand and
arm. My hand hurt so at times, tingling
and burning, that I could hardly endure
the pain, but that has all passed away.
“I now know what it means to eat a good
meal without suffering afterwards, and en­
joy a good night's rest.
"lam again able to do my work, and
have done more this summer than in all the
last four year* put together.
"I feel safe in saying that it is all due to
Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People,
and consider it my duty to let people know
what these pills have done for me, as it
may be the means of relief for other* who
are suffering.”
Diseases strange to physicians : symp­
toms that defied diagnosis, have succumbed
to the potent influence of Dr. Williams’
Pink Pills for Pale People.
Druggists
everywhere consider them to be one of the
most valuable remedial agents known t.
science.
QLAUDE THAYER,
TILLAMOOK.
C. W. Smith & Company
DIRECTORY.
COUNTY OFFICIALS:
.................................. G. W. S appington
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(CilARLRH K ay
IC.H.W hkklkr
H o M kr M ason
Clerk
H. H. ALDBHMAN
Sheriff
w IL C ary
Treasurer
.J. S. STEPHENS
Anemor
A. M , AVSTIN
Surveyor
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School Superintendent
G ko
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Coroner
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J. K. T vtti . k
Deput” Proxectttinf Attorney C laude T haykr
C.scuit Court convenes the 4tii Monday in
/.ugiist, snd an adjourned term 1» generally
held in the spring
Count v Court meets the first Mondays of Jan­
uary March. May. July, September and No­
vember. Commissioners court on the Wednes
say following.
The finest Camp Ground on the Oregon Coast.
yy j. may ,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
TILLAMOOK, ORKOOW
J J. J. D aly .
(O scar H aytek
The Situation is one of uiinsiialy beauty.
It is protected from the wind,
it is near a lovely beach.
It aftords fine bathing Htid boating facilities.
It is neuf the best fiisliing in America.
Supplies will be brought to your door.
All prices are reasonable.
John Malaney Sr.
[)ALY & HAYTER,
Woods, Oregon
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Oregonian
Fullest telegraphic re-
fiorts, which can be re-
ied on. Daily and Sun­
day, 85c per month;
weekly, 12 pages, $1.50
per year. Address
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OREGONIAN PUBLISHING CO. < e
PORTLAND. OR.
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Charles Peterson,
Shaving
Hair Cutting
Shampooing
t®- Evetytbing Strictly First Class
Barber & Hairdresser*
Shaving, Hair Cutting,
. Shampooing etc. ,
New Building, Next door to Poti Ofic«
DALLAS, OREGON
ROBERTA. MILLER.
When You Want a First Class Wheel
One that will stand these roads,
One that will not need repairs,
A Particularly easy riding wheel,
At a reasonable price buy
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
OREGON CITY,
Land Titles and Land
Office Business a Specialty.
OREGON.
Nice dry wood of any kind, any lengtb
»J ames M c C ain ,
(A. W. S everance .
leaired at lowest living rates.
The Rambler is a strictly first class wheel. It lias |
stood the test for 19 years and stands today a the
head of all.
See my Price»
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of 1897
AITORNEYS AT-LAW,
TILLAMOOK, OllKGON.
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60 YEARS’
EXPERIENCE
1
Model
Model of 1898
A. WISE,
All these wheels are fully ;
wheels are niekle plated,
class wheel “The Ideal” fo
DENTIST,
The Dekum Building
T illamook .
3<l & Washington, Portland.
O kk
E\cfnnge and ijoneij f&cnritie^.
Callactions Receive Careful and
Prompt Attention.
BAY CITY, OREGQN.
('onimtssioner
A handsomely illustrated weekly. I,argent cir­
culation of any scientific journal. Terms. >3 a
year: four months, fl. Sold tyall newsdealers.
‘Furniture Store and^=-
-^gCabinet Shop
MUNN & Co.36’B"*d"” New York
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GSnetal Bmiklwg «'»d Esch.na. *"•l.rea,
l.ilemi p.ld on nine drpo-t«.
Kxrli.i.ss on Kogi.nd. Belgium, Ovrm.ny,
Scientific American.
NELS THOMPSON.
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T rade M arks
D esigns
C opyrights A c .
Anyone Bending a sketch and description may
quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an
Invention Is probably patentable. Communica­
tions strictly confidential. Handbook on Patents
sent free. Oldest agency for securing patents.
Patents taken through Munn A Co. receive
fpecial notice, without charge, in the
Ü. W. KIGER,
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PRECINCT:
If you want the latest
news in detail of the
American-Spanish con­
flict, subscribe at once
for the
John Malaney Sr. Prop.
OB BOOM
DEALER IN - -w
For sale by
War News
OCEAN PARK CAMPGROUND Hot and Cold Baths
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
C CAIN & SEVERANCE,
A Queer Paradox!
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PROFESSIONAL
HEADLIGHT
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Brauch Office. 625 F St^ Washington, D. C.
Put up in neat wntch-ahaped bottles, sugai
Coated, Small Bile Beuus. L5c. per bottle.
Keeps on Hand a Complete Stock of--------
rumiture- Matting. Wall Paper, Window Shades ant
Floor Oil Cloth.
All Kinds of Cabinet work Turning- Scroll sawing etc
etc. done on short notice.
Screen doors and Windows made to Order.
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Chicago Chronicle.
Sweden and *8 foreign countries.
According to the correspondent Justice of the Peace
T H. OovSK
When you are in town and want to stop at a nice hotel, the place to go is to
A. A. F ord
Constable
of the London Times, the bombard
Tillamook.
CITY OFFICIALS.
ment of Manila nftorded a fresh
Oregon.
demoni ration of the fuel that rel­ Mayor
I
atively small caliber rapid-fire guns
EQW. G. E. WIST Prapristar.
lire in .re d, s'. net ive than the huge I Council
This Hctel has just bEEn nEwly furnishEd and put in
ril'lies . f modero warships. The
fii st class repair and is new by far thBbEst inthE city
i'tle g i l b ■ it R ipid », w ill her
Thin 1» Tour Opportunity.
On receipt of ten jeuta, cash or store ns,
quick tiring guns was more < licet-
E verything C omfortable and H omelike -
a gtnerous aaiuplo will b« raniled of ilia *1
A.
ive than the big crnisers. The
tnoal popular Uhtarr'i and Hay Fever <' □
Term Reasonab!
Tillamook Ore.
I Ely's Cream Balm I *aff< ui to ilewva-
same I’.ict was made inauifust in
M ail SCHEDULE.
■ lr.lv the ¿.'«at merit. ot Uiu remedy.
the engagement oil' Caliti- three
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ELi BRO f HF A.
5C Warren M.. hew Yot’c City.
months ug > and in li.e mimi Isitlle riti.AMon a Nt» N or hi Y »mtti.r : —
Leave N \ towhill tlaliy except Nniitlgy R p hi
Rev Jilin Tte'd. Jr
1 O’ t IWK Vm.t,
ill Snnlisgo, io both <ii'-es the Art Ive .'I rUl.iitt<’«»k t ext •!-»)' by
4 p.
rec.
d I
Cr-n-
s'-st’m«. I
I eave I'ilLtmo k daily rxcvpl Sutidax *p hl.
rapid tiro guns did the majoi part Arrive M Ymu!»ili next <I r . v
Ip. in
oa.i nmpha»'»' ' ■ “
• t. “It in a voai-
l.AMO 'K AND llilHS»'NVII I »C—
lira enre for catarrh it n-e.i tsdiroUML —
of the woik not only in the wav I’ll l.'vc
Tiihiinook dally xcept Tucs lRy h
a. lit
Rev. Francia XV. ''n
l’.wt.T Ceutril Pr n.
1 rive ll«»bM»nx lite
o x>
of actual deslructiim, but in 'sm.itli. A !.'\e
CLurob, t. icuu, klauu
ll»1»«>Hvllle. except i ucartay lot»’« in
Arrive Tillamook
t<©
ering” lilt- enemy's fit ••
Th»« L'vr lluhNonx ’lie Nil»»day s
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enre for entsr-h nu t cote sins no »nerei.ry
in Tillamook ....................
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< iglit im h i ilh's of t he Olympia mol Nt Arrive»
nor a’,y iujurr.ua ^ri.g. 1'rico, SC oruia.
« ah in —
’* rillainonli Tiicolaya. Thuraday»,
the 13 inch gnus »if the Oregon Leave
and Salat dite» at
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mid tin* lows smashed whatever I.eax
et» NdartA «»«tie days,
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they hit, but lieu ill clivencss Artic e>» T«l' tit|.»-»k Sy
To <’»!•<• Const »pa» In»» »
First c I hm accommodation
G m cmu Hi»'-' ■»
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WIIS fill' troni being pi op..i l limale I,rave'tit a nd 1« >tiit’r -lailx evcepi
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at second class rate. <$sg>
tlb!» m . >»i '»n armai ■»( mâllfr«»»n McMintt-
to tlicit'size. The little gnu li>< d »ille
Artiveat»! Til!a»H<M»l, At 145
rapidly is wluil does ilio buoiuess. l.VaAvNI Tt!ÎAlHiH>K î'tlly c\. t SUIt'I-iv St
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Best meals in the City
The l.ig cannon—like some lug which i«* »»»Hally 4 .10
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nien—is mole ll'i’sy limit ilang-r
Pu-t office
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Sunday 4 uo to 6 w p u
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tilqnarten Lr |. rent liroie Slag. Line.
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THE
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A Medicine Co. Tacoma Wash, tell
about their great success and how they
can cure you.
Having a system of medicines founded on
great discoveries of eminent scientists, demon­
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dote Liid that if their specifics are us?d Record­
ing to directions they nearly always cute.
Their remedies have completely restored to
health many thousan s of suffering humanny,
they absolutely guarantee a cure In all
such ns Morphine and Opium Habits,, Prut’ll-
enuess and Tobacco Habit. Liver
Jaundice, Balt Rheum,
Yellow Blotches
Pimples, Gasti n gta, Gastric Debility of
Pvspepsia, Chronic Coustipntioii; Kidney 1 ’■
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Blood Troubles, Drops cal Swellings, Cry stain
Diabetis, Chronic Kheumatism—no matter 1
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chitis, LaGrippe, Indigestion. Catarrah in
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Nerv us Prostration. Paralysis, Pain in 1
Back, Weakness of the Limbs, Insomnia l »-^,
tude Piles in all forms, Colds and Ctoiip. ’■ •
Diseases of every kind and nature, mein
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Scrofula, Hip Diseases. White swelling^
Sores, Curvature of the Spine, pickets. •
Diseases Syphilitic poisoning, Chronic D’«r
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Female Keeulat'ng Tablets and Vaginal L .
I always do their work safely and sarely *"]tl
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the strictest conndeuce, describing diseas
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they will s nd you free directions •* 7
i remedy to use. or if you enclose Ji .ootne.
send y in a month s treatment Rdapteo
particular case, and thev will guarrante.
i if their directions are foil» we<!
form.
Three ,vn.e,lire .re ..early .11 1»
I easy to take ami contain no alcohol JJ* ’’ i-aC,,ros
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| body you are going to fall sick, the 9.« voUP-
are: lo«« of flesh, paleness. w‘‘?k’.,e*rL J Yon
lies«, ete. The repair needed 1« * . (TC>
think you eatenoiigh. and yet you ,ey
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wear out more tissue endgy,
vour food m-rkes for yon
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is that you do n^t digest enough. *i«us1y *”
. so serious it is woi th sitting down *
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! think about,
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