THE TILLAMOOK
WEEKLY HEADLIGHT
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Miscellaneous 1
A Shirt Waist St<>ry
You might as well be safe
As given by Allen & Lewis.
WHEAT—Pact lea) ly no businemi going on.
Nominal value for Eastern Oregon, 54c. to 550.
Valley, 57c to0c.
OATS—Market steady with fair demand. No.
1 white 35c to 37c
Nothing but strictly Sisi
das« stock will bring 37c. Greys, 33c to 35c.
T ie man and the maid sat down by the sea.
And the maid was as blue as she could be;
l'or her waist was ioud though the style was
BARLEY—The market
supplied.
fraud.
Yet it swop « at the sea, at the sky, at the sand Nominal value« at >19 00 to $20.00.
BUTTER—Market is firm. Demaud good
“Oh! what was that sound?., asked the man in
KaNteru butter will arrive here next week,
awe—
which may weak -11 prices.
Creamery, 50c;
And the maid knew then that her shirt waist
dairy, 40c (044c; store. 25c to 30c.
swore—
POULTRY—M oderate demand. Old chickens
“ Twas only the waves,” she said with a
>3 73 Ui>4 50; young >1 J/to >3.03
laugh,
EGGS—Htudy at ¡7%c.
And ale curbed the waist that was two and a
DRIED FRUIT— No tiling doingr Nominal
half.
values for old apples, 3c to 5c: prunes, i%d to 3c
“It wasn.t the sea,'’.said the sea, “that s plain— pears, (anbleaehed) jc; pitted prunes, 3c. Pros­
There goes the very same sound again!,,
pect* for fair prices on uew prunes are favor­
“Oh,., said the maid, and her face grew red,
able. Grower« to sell evaporated apples this
“J think it was thunder,” was all she said.
year must sell dry stock only.
POTATOES—Good demand, 40c to 50c,
And all that day upon the sand
PELTS— 9c®ioc
That shirt waist swore to beat the band;
But maid sat still and prayed for the night,
HIDES—Dry, 11(^14; green 6c 1.070%.
And she likewise swore—though ¡it was nA
WOOL—Valley, ¡4c(^i5c; Eastern Oregon
right.
12c. Market dull.
But as soon as night had covered the
PEARS—Sun and evaporated, 3(£6c.
sky
CHIGKENS—Old, >3 75 $4.50; young fi.50 @
She soaked that waist in a bucket of lye ;
13 oO.
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And the colors all ran, but swearing yet,
Tl’RKEYS-Llve.itc.
Ami lost themselves in the soaking wet.
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DUCKS—> 3 50 <394 00
GEESE—Old, >4.50 (3 l5-oo; young in demand
Wrong Man
at 35.01 <3 6.00
OATS—No 1 white, J5(337c; grey.
35c for
“My husband tins a great joke on tne," choice.
GROCERIES—Sugars of all grades advanced
said a yon ng matron at a poreli party,
•‘and I’ll tell it myself, so it will be %c ou the 6th. Beet sugar (dry granulated) are
again offered at J4c less thau cane. The qual­
told without exaggeration. The other ity this season is fine.
af'ernooti
went <iown tywll to do a
little shopping, and whtjij I came home
about 6 o’clock I aawjny husband loung
Illg in our hammock, under the apple
treee in our side yard. His face was
buried under liia Maw bat, but I knew
him by hie excruciating yellow shoes; he
diways will buy the biggest yellow shoes
lie can And, and I detest them, as I
was feeling a trifle jocular’ I picked up
Borne green apples from the path and
threw them at him, one at a time.
Strange to say, one big apple hit him
plump in the breast, amt two others
rattled sharply on I is straw hat. He
started up, but without looking at bint
I scampered briskly up tl.e door steps
and into the house. As I ran ill the
front door 1 encountered my husband
yellow shoes and all—coming out.
Of eon me I was petrified and could’nt
do anylning lint stare at him. He looked
nlnrnied auJ explained.
Gracious, Ixruise. wlmt is the matter?
Are you going to faint?’
“ ‘Don’t know.' I confusedly answer­
ed ; who is that man out in the Itstn-
inockT’
"‘That? Oh—that is Mr. Watkins—
that clever New York Have ling man
you've
lieaid me talk alamt.
I'ye
brought liiinjto dininr. Anything wiung
about that?'
“ ‘No, oil, no,' I replied, only I bavg
been pelting him with green apples.’
“But we had a merry little dinner
after the liombaidineiit ol our guest bail
lieenjaatmfactorily explained—Detroit
Free Press.
Spoiled HI. Cm.
I remember hearing "of a law eonr t
cnee where a man had entered an action
against a railroad company for an injury
to Ida anti in an accident
Said the opposing lawyer:
“I understand you have lost the use
of your arm entirely through this ac-
ciilent ?”
“Vea,” said the plaiutiff.
Lawyer—How high can you lift your
arm now?
I’laiutiff with great difficulty moves it
about an inch.
Lawyer—How farconld you lift it
before the accident.
Plaintiff—Right uphere!—at Hie same
time shooting it right up over his head.
“Weren’t you afraid of tho bullets?”
Blie asked of the soldier.
“Not a bit.” lie answered.
"You felt as if you bad a charmed
life?”
"Not exactly. But after I got my aye-
tein tliourouglily lined with hardtack 1
was reasonably confident that no bullet
was going to penetrate far enough to do
much damage.''
Recuit—-‘Hov ye a pair av worn out
riioee ye kin »ell me?‘*
Dealer—“What oil oartl. do you waul
hieni tor?”
Recuit— *’Share, Oi must hov them
The drill aargeut «es Oi must march wid
me toea out."
Mm Fogg—"For mercy's sake, Daniel,
what are von doing down there on your
knees, peering under that bureau?”
Fogg.twho lias lost his collar button
and is not iu a sweet frame of mind)—
‘‘Looking for the Spanish fleet; what do
you Suppoes I was looking lor?”
No To-Uac for Fifty Ceuta
Guaranteed tobacco habit curt, makes weak
turn strong, blood pure. Wo. f Ail druggist*
Sdnrntn Tonr Bowels With Cnarnr*ta.
Candy Catbartie. cure constipation forever.
Kk*. «Be. UCCC fail, druggist« refund money
«dar»«. Ton, flow.I. Wilt, r».ear«t&
Candy Cathartic, cure con.ilpailnn forever.
It G C.C tall, drue.i.w retend luoae,
In order to prova the g»*** merit or
El?.
B»lm. th»
eur‘
^CftLX.nd Cold luHewl. we h.v. p£
twred » generous tnal sue for 10 cents.
G, < it of your draggwt or send 10 <'«nU to
ELY BROS., 5« Wsrren St, N. T. City.
in your tea-drinkir^, and enjoy
I .nJ.red from csUrrh of the »»"‘kind
ever since a boy.
* “•*« hoped for
cure, but Ely’" <
I,*)“ "*'u*
d?
.runtLut M .ny ac,ns>uUncre »*£•«»*>
it with excellent results.—Osoar Ostrum,
45 Warren Av»., Chicago, Bl.
Flv's Cream Balm is the acknowledged
cure for catarrh and contain.
mercury nor any injurious drufr Fnv»,
60 cunts. At druggists or by nuut
more besides.
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Try Schilling’s Best—your
money back if you don’t like it
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Stennici
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Special Price» oa Baggies and Spring
wage as.
N PRIZES
3.50
Broadcast.
Freight handled with dispatch
and at lowest rates. Fruit de*
livered in good order.
Bist Accommodations and Chiapssl Route
to or from Tillamook.
Astoria and
Tillamook
Every attention paid to wants and conveinces
of passengers. First class table set.
Will sail from ¡1. abiufc May
For further particulars apply to
A. W. BEADLE A Co.
No. 14 Cal. St. S. F. or to
Truckee Lumber Co. Agts.
■rm make trips «very five days, the weather permitting, between Astoria sad TH1««sok Cttj
carrying freight and pallente*«.
ELMORE, SANBORN « Oo., Astoria, or COHN A CO., Tillamook, Aft».
"I'm nearly dead with Piles.” Why
not get well? Bead ad of Vita Medicine
Co. No cure, no pay.
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Ladiea, read ad of Vita Medicine Co
No cure, lio pay.
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WKKKLY WILL
Asthma or Catarrh. No cure, no pay.
Read ad. Vita Medicine Co.
ONE 01VES RELIEF.
Teople eat and sleep well who use
Vita Remedies. Read ail. No cure
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n pay.
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Asm F.AJosrsnl of JfolMitt
Pref. W. I. Peeke, who
makes a specialty- of
Epilepsy, has without
doubt treated and cur­
ed more cases than any
| living Physician ; his
| success is astonishing.
We have heard of oases
of so years' standing
cured by
him. Ha
publishes a
val uable
work on
this dis­
ease, which
he »ends
,with
a
—
—
large bot­
tle of his absolute cur«, free to anv sufferers
who may send their P. O. and Express address.
We advise anv one wishing a cure to address
FrM. W. H. rUKX I.»., ♦ Cedar It., »aw Tart
Don’t Spend a Dollar
To Car« Constipation Forever.
You can buy them in the paper 5-cent cartons
for n - V
None but Vita Medicines cure Blood ;
Diseases
No cure, no pay. Read ad.*
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Vita Medicines cure all sick people.
No cure, no pay. Read ad.
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Medicine
until you have tried
Vita Medicinesinake sick people well
Read ad. No cure, no pay.
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Nerves made whole by Vita Medicines.
Read ad. No cure, no pay.
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Liver and Kidneys made well by Vita
-Medicine. Read ad. No core, no pay I
“Oli! How I «offer—Rheumatism
and Neuralgia. Can’i lie cured.” Yes
it can. Read ad of Vita Medicine Co
No cure, no jmy .
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Ten Tabules for Five Cents.
If you don’t find this sort of
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Ripans Tabules
At the Druggist’s
A BOON-A BLESSING.
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practical qneation» answered,
not by gnras work—not bv
May-at-bonie»—but by ««peri-
Bnc», that lias been there— lived
there—worked there—and la
now going back tliera, to get
RICH
' telling when to start—liow
mn h It will coat—what to take
— ’row logo—how to live—I k » w
Io keep well -what to do alien
sick—where to go there—ho»
to proepeet—how to mine there,
«nd much more.
T IS ITREHURTIITIUSURE
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It« mxterial hat never before
k |l»eeii published— it is privately
1 ■jpiinted—can only lie had bi
Fiding to E. S trinbach ,
romi, Waeli , and envloainn
ta.
ViU .Medicines make red blood. Read
ad. No cure, no pay.
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■ VOTviKMly Bay, So.
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No-To-Bac for Fifty Casto.
Guaranteed tohaooo habit cure, makes weak
meu Mtroag. blood pure. Wo, 11 All druggists
To everyone going to the new
gold fields
Of any other newspaper, hi
county. And all this is spite of the
fact that other papers have been
given away for nothing hi order to
lessen the tfeadlighl's circulation,
The Headlight does not need to beg
people to take it or plead" fot
a ciaaucu to enter their ho nes as a
special fayor as a premium given Id.'
something else. It is a ligitimate
newspaper, and it
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cq itg Own Jjeftit
The Headlight has every week'
»early twice as much home new. as
any other paper published in the
ceuaty.
It is all honte f»ini.
It has a fine s'af of corr^pindents.
It covers the entire county.
It has a fine standing everywhere.
It belongs to m clique
It is broad and progressive.
It is able and up to dale.
It is also the
County Off cial Pau r
It wus so devigna ed last F.*brra’ry
by the County ( omn*i bione s. who
at that term pas.ied the foil iu ing or
der:
In the matter of seleeli::/ a news­
paper under the prmi ions of an act
of the Leg’sluturc appro, ed b ?b. 21st
ito7-
“On the »<1 day of F b uirv, 1S97 It br­
ing ad n mi the regul.ir erm of this
court for Jti 11 a v i%7, this cau«e
eon hiu-d 1 t .is time for fi'Ing of
p u jfs by t e lewspapcrs cont<s ing
her* n, o nes oa to bj iiea d uml
the p b her “f the Tillamok
Headli h having du y filed a cer i-
fi
a o it» 1 o.u tide ycyly ►*• -
•crihersliving in tliis c> urily. s*id
no t *?r j ub i cr bavin k> fiitd
fuc.i J«>r, and th Herald I ulfiisl.i g
C- . hr.v i*R appea .1 by ifs attorney
W. I.. I’ro k s*.d »xprihSly waived
the li ng o such li t or In. th -r con-
tea. herein t is hereby oiVered* that
theTi 1 m ok Headlight be au*i be v
1 y is e c;e*i a> the ne.wspi-p-.-r pub
li h fl .n Tillamook County .bupon,
having the largest circulation with­
in s id county and wherein shall be
publish the proc-eedings of the court
a> required by the provisions of an
ael ot t io Legislature of ti e s?tate of
Oregon, approved l-'eb. 21, ;»9i.”
Any oth< r paper claiming to be the
County Official pa per does so without
shadow of truth or atithbHty. NO
other publishes al! the cOr.nty offic-
is: BiaUer. The Headlight is ^Iso
Opium, DmukeptiessorTobacco Habit I lip ( ltv llffw'l'll P'lTiPT
ire.1
No cure, no pay. Read adof;
1C
FdPCl
cured
Vita Medicine Co.
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KLONDIKE
KATAKISM
dayg after
8tlj find every 10
BK MOST
ORATIFYINO.
Atlreas
UPTON’S
ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY. 324 Dearborn St.,
C hi C aoo , III.
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The HeadHgkt is the Oldest fiaper
published In the couaty, and has
done more to advertise the eouNty
and cell attention to all its various
resourcesand lute rest capital in its
devebpmeut than all di4
nev^M
papers combi *ed. It b s never
failed to do all in its poucr for the
good of the country. In rettirti’ f5r
this the people of the county have
bestowed upon it a most generous
patronage. The Headlight has to-
Direct from S. F to
j^fcandg
Tillamook
C. A. BAILEY,
Tillamook, Or«.
Ripaus Tabule» : beat liver tonto.
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Reduced FaresI
machinery. You can save money by
dealing with me.
Take Cuscarets Candy Cathartic. 10$ orfM.
If C. C C. fail to curt*, druggists refund money
Address,
C.A.SNOW&CO
Glarlç E. padleij’^ flew ¡Saloon
Buggies, hay rakes, plows and other farm
Fits
Cured
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—— Dealer in —
TOUR TRIAL SUBSCRIPTION TONY
HirsK.la.ss County. l?a pet
STEMS
Iremots from WashineWa.
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STUDEBAKER WAGONS,
Osborne Mowers
Use the letters contained in tho text: .“HE­
MEMBER THE MAINE,” and form as .imiy
words as you can, using letter» either backward
or forward, but don’t use any letter in the same
word more times than it appears in “REMEM-
BERTHE MAINE” ¡For example the words:
Men, amber he, man, etc., etc. The person
forming the greatest nnmlier of words, using
the letters in the text, will receive ONE HUN-
DKF.D DOLLARS IN GOLD. For the next larg­
est liat will be given S kvknty - fivf IJ ollakh
in G old , for the next largest, F ifty D ollar » in
G old . For the next largest list, T wenty -F ive
D ollark in G old , and for the uext t'*n larg-
lists will be given T en D ollars in G old . If
you are good at won! making you may secure a
valuable prize, start your :11st and s- nd to
day thirteen two-cent stamps, or 25 cents in sil­
ver «wrapped carefully in paper), for a three
months’ trial subscription to ¡U pton ’ s I llus ­
trated W kkkly , Chicago’s great 16 psge illus­
trated home weekly publication, giving full
particulars and rules governing contest.
If yon make a good lists of words and answer
promptly yoil will stand an equal opportunity
to secure a valuable prize. I assure you that
living tu Tillamook t’oiinty Or who
haa property located heie wan,« a
C.rrats, and Trsde-Marks obtained andI all P m -
ent business conducted for mookratc Ftrs.
C. A. BAILEY
$1,000
EVERYBODY
A paper containing all the county
Hews, and hi every way in toncF
whith all the variM industries aud
iu ter cats of the county. Such a
paper is that is the
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To Be Distributed
* ♦ jr '. J x»e a «• »r,
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the most won.
oertul tU"-dlq»l .l'^;()very of Uie age n’.eas-
sntui.l refn sbmc l<> the tasle.acl.geuu«
'tb!?'’",ldl,ueJ's- bver and tww. is*
”2“"’’J"< ““
system, dispel eoMs
cure headache, fever, habitual c onstipation
If
P.1***8 bfly snd try a box
guaranteed u> cuemy »iLdruggist».
Overland
Seed Fira Cents to Twa Rirsm C mxmkaa C ommnt , No.
Sprues St., New York, sad they will ba sent to yoa by mail;
19 carious will be mailed for 48 cents. The chances era tea ta
one lUat Ripens Tabules are ike’very medicine you need.
and wbl'sheji all the proceedings of
the City Co a u cl’, al! ordinances an
all official notices. It inly save you
lots of trouble and expense to knew
What the ordisances aye and to keep
infarmr d on offiicial matters. The
Headlight 1 ms the reputation of being
oue of the
a« it spares no pain» nor expense
tc keep up its reputation. We hava
Just put iu a water jnotec to run
presses, and
■O’ f oue of
most complete country offices iu
Itstc. The Headlight also has
lin&si iafi JrintiDfl
Lmaidij Ti'Ja«.
E«t«b»ahed 1868.
The only rtagazlne on the
Pdcîfk Coast.
It» literary matter rep re sent, the best
houghu ot ...ch writer, .a ¿uin^.
Hjorth Boyesen Charles W»rr«tv
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dard FdithM
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•W*rTtl1 st<xl-
Its’ill?’t,.,*• Tho"'M, Joaqnitt Miller, I
th- 3 * ■ itation.ahow tn the bcatatvle
the glonesof the FacMeCoont
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XV.
a.rictorial history of the Great
Fadfic
t’,£Xho,e ,>a-'’n of the
& * y ™ «V hnV<Tn’ *nd
family.
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Our Work Tells
‘lue« ><”>»
t>~'-"r<.CoPy.IK:. sin^suoberj
Yearly Snbacrlptton. »,.«
Overland Monthly Pub. Co.
F"**cmco. Oau !
tai’«,"
o«ca wertrfPortland. "Wahavean
Ibaapplianeaaaaoiadand tkare '•
. aoihiag io the Hue at Job primlnr
that we cannot do juxt a. welt a, you
eangetlt done in' Portland. We
have no cunipetttleii in thia caanty
in Jak work ea no other o«oe ia pre­
pared to de good war*.
Che gertMlflh**