E. D. J one »
temperance people are obdurate
and delare it will be better to have
no celebration than to have saloons
I open on Sunday the year around.
WM —Oregonian.
E ditor and frofrietur .
RATES OF ftrlist R1PTION.
(STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.)
Till, AM DDK
OBE.
AND TIMBER LAND
[}, o, IWLAPJ
SJStPY,
CITY LOTS,
FARMING LAND
year
x months
iree month«
OA'/.y THREE HERE.
ADVERTISING KATES.
per year Jo on
inch, per month
fl.oo
...” ” 27.00
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3 oo
Columbia county, with about
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col. ”
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5°°
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9.00 .
5,000 inhabitants, or 1’250 voters,
. ” ” 135-00
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15-00
Local notices, ioets. per line and sets, after has three newspapers, the latest
ic first insertion.
addition being the ( latskauie < 'hief.
Lo«t, Found. Wane d, for Sale and For Kent
otices, 5octs for first insertion and jt.oo per ¡If every voter subscribed to tt
lonth.
Legal notices. Nonpareil, tocts. per line for paper (which it is needless to say THINGS THAT HURT THE QUALITY
Whrst insertion and ;'»cts per lint-!or ■ * 1> i’- *
OF CREAMERY BUTTER.
is an extravagant assumption), and
.uent insertion.
• *
Al! local notices will be “starred” or otherwise each paper got an even share, they
lesignatcd as advertisenvents.
! Why Cfcainery Men Sometimes
would
have a little over 400 Obliged to Receive Thin Milk
** No special position M ill be agreed upon for
l*ny advertisement, though we take < s|.- •< i.t 1 subscribers each, which would give
Cream That Is Kot
plains to display advertising matter r flee liver.
/ ®md give uh favorable position
jr,1
if them an income from subscription
vithig—“Other Peoplo Do It.”
wpiently changing the “make up” oi the paper
Everybody invited to call
Ä L F R H D W ILLI A M S
Correspondence Solicited
DA11ÌY AM) CliEAMEKY.
D
of probably 8500. The desire to ’ Poor uiilk and cream are often received
« We make a special effort to chnng<- or r<- Guild
,i, in
publish a newspaper overcomes the at the factories becanse the manage
l.TIbiit inak'- no c mtruct to that Hf< ct.
ment is afrai l of offending the patrons
* •
fear
of starvation.— Hillsboro Ind- who brim; it in. The milk or cream is
j®“ No cnla will be UM-d,‘except out line cut! Oil
Of metal base
pendent.
not very much off, yet it is below the
T
* *
, . We reserve the right to reject any advert!*»
That’s
nothing!
Tillamook standard, the butter makers dare not
, Vifntcnt that we deem objectionable.
reject it. It niuy be, and oftentimes is,
county with less than 3000 people brought in from the most influential
T erms ' Cash in advanc'* for small adverti
i ~’menls, an<l payment is required monthly or and 850 voters has three news patrons. The commissioner asked the
Izjquartvrly on large contracts.
papers, and they all claim to be proprietor of a large cheese factory if
, W« Send al! money by draft, Postal Note. Money
any milk of jioor quality was taken in
tr Order or Registered !<«•!' r at our expen r.
doing well. The people here are at his factory. His answer was, “Plenty
Correspondence on topics of general Interest, liberal towards newspapers. AVe of it.” Why do you bike it? "Becan ie
b, Invited.
I don’t the creamery across the way
Address all communications to
have nearly as many subscribers if
will ask no questions." The cheese
T he H eadi . ight ,
as
there
are
voters,
and
we
sup
maker said the only way he knew of to
T illamook . O r .
partially cover up t’m defects of the poor
f^^TAll Post ma*t«rs in Tillamook county pose our cotemporaries are pretty
milk was to add more rennet and work
wre agents for the !( i : adlh . ii i .
well fixed that way. We need the cheese hard.
opirs ofthispiipci arc on sale at tie
store of«'.H Wilcox Kc Co.. Stationers and news more newspapers over here, and if
Wo asked the proprietor of a large ad
dealers Occidental hotel building, Portland’
you know of a man who feels like joining creamery about the quality of
Oregon.
the milk receive 1 by him. Ho reported
embarking in the business, start “plenty of milk of poor quality re
The Oregonian is a powerful him over this way. We'll all wel ceived:’’ gave as a reason that “if it was
refused the cheese factory across the way
newspaper, and while its efforts arc come him.
would take it and ask no questions.” If
not always successful, its influence
tlie proprietors of each of those cream
This thing of a convention going eries and cheese factories would agree to
in politics is very great. Its re
cent successful campaigns in the w ild and howling with enthusiasm buy no mill: of the other’s patrons with
out ascertaining their reasons of wishing
Portland city elections were proba at the mention of a man's name to leave, and if the reason was because
Man-worship is complaint had been made about the
bly good movements, but that I is disgusting.
paper's strictures on such men as little better than idolatry, and ll quality of th ) tniik, they should not be
received as a patron of cither creamery.
Senators Mitchell and Dolph is convent ion assembled to select ne n A < 1
in. pr <-tion nt the weighing vat
rather unwarranted. Those men, for office should go about it with would at onco eliminate all the poor
with many other good men. showed
ed ealm «deliberation, not allowingthe milk from these two factories.
A disposition on the part of the factory
their staunch loyalty to the Rf . *7'• til e.'’of the moment, engendered people to enlarge their business at the
publican pary when fate and the by some brilliant orator, to sway expen e of their competitors has always
had a strong tendency to degenerate tko
tide of popular excitement were their better judgment.
quality of the goods, and, on the other
against them.
K‘,o<'
hand, if individual creameries seemed to
Some of the old timers tell UH agree too well and enforce stringent -
thing if the partyhaW'more Hili’ll
regulations as to the quality of the milk '
men who would not desert it in that they never saw such a rainy orcrinim, the patron becomes dissatisfied.
time of need. Whatever may June. But they did. They naw it It is generally thoso that have been sell- '
have been best, they no doubt acted only three years ago, in 188K. It Ing thin milk or mill: of poor quality
that are i p| ■■ < d on general principles to |
honestly if not wisely, and the two rained nearly every day of June any ru! i that place tlicm on an equality
that
year,
and
was
cool.
It
quit,
Senators have shown themselves
with tlicir neiglilxirs.
The-ii patrons commenced an agita- I ,
to be true and able champions of however, on the first day of July,
tion for a <•<>-< js-rativo creamery. This'
the people whenever opportunity and we had ti delightful summer. agitation usually culminated in a new
creamery on the co-operative plan. The
presented itself. The press of th.- -Statesman.
dairy supply man is usually on hand to
state Ims almost unanimously en
denounce the proprietors of the indi
By act of congress of March 3d. vidual creameries ns extortioners, who
dorsed the course of the Oregonian
in its fight for consolidation and 1801, the dates of quarterly pay have been cheating the patron in an out
rageous manner. As the agitation pro-
reform iu municipal polities, bi.t ments to I’. S. pensioners is chang gn
- .-I n bitter feeling is engendered
it is hardly fair to presume that ed from on or after the 1th days again f the proprietors of tho individual
such a man uh lion. M.
George, of Manli, June, September and creameries; after tho organization is
made an 1 oflic.-r.i elected, tho dairy sup-;
the Republican candidate for December, to the 1th days of May. ply mail gets in his work mid sells the
August.
November
and
February.
Mayor, hisassixlateson the ticket
new concern a large outfit. To run a I
creamery or cheese factory well requires '
and his friends, would in anyway Th» law takes effect July 1.
a largo technii al knowledge of tho busi-1
be identified with (he bosses and
ness. Any mistakes made for lack of
this knowh dgo means less money,
tough elements of the city, to nil)
whether the creamery lie individul or
greater extent than the ticket
co-operative. Tho committee is nc- |
which was elected. It is right that
qnainted with a largo nnmlier of indi
vidual creamery proprietors who have
every man should exercise hi:
•ess. Ex-tiov- lost nil tie v put into tho creamery busi- '
privileges as a free citizen and
lies, simply because they did not know
aspirations to how to run it and their patrons lose ,
voter, even though lie deserts his
-man iu the Willi th. in.
party, bill it is wrong to apply tin
1 has c known thepatronsof a co-opera- '
stigma of dishonesty to them lie
tive creamery pay out $t.OOO to educate
tho management. The mistakes of the
cause they exercise that privilege.
Energy and brains will build a managers brought that mncli less money
The freaks of the masses during
into tho treasury and tho patrons re- I
popular excitement are peculiar successful city iu the middle of a reived just that much less money for
desert,
but
mental
lassitude
will
their milk. The manager resigned and
some times and can not be checked,
the patrons lost tho henefltsof his ex- i
though the cause lor the movement kill tiny place. The w orld is full of pensive
education. A thorough business 1
is sometimes known only to the good tow n-sites that are used as man t. k hi place who understood run-1
cow pastures.
ning a creamery, mid has made a grand
promoters.
Mio , s of thoc.i-op- native creamery. As
However, the Republican party
there are many co-operative creameries
ofttregon will continue to show its
running in the state mid more starting, I
we would re: onimend that they employ
appreciation of her honored Sena
as iiimi.i .ci s the best men they can And. :
tors.
—Iowa State Dairv (’ointnisaioner.
Wm. Reid has incorporated an
other railroad company, ille
“•Nehalem and Astoria Railroad
company." Oregon has more rail
road companies and less railroads
to the square mile than any state
in the Inion. These railroad
companies are good for nobody but
the secretary of state, who gets a
fee of two or three dollars lor tiling
articles of incorporation. They are
not wluit Oregon needs. She needs
railroad- statesman.
Chemical Action of Salt.
There seems to be a general
disposition among the residents of
this city toeomply w it ti the ordin
ances regarding side-walks and
- (reel graveling.
The Wealth of the Northwest of
i'acoma. will hereafter he known
as the West Coast I .umberman.
Loggers and sawmill men should
read it.
l*on’t understand that we are In
A clerk eounteil ii basket of <'ggs
favor
ot a tietit ions boom. We l»e-
He took out two at n time nml one
lii've
though in making people
I'eiimineil: he took out three lit ll
understand
what we have got.
time nml one remained; bo took
out fuiir nt a time and one remain
ml; be took out live nt n time nml
one renmineil but when he took
out seven nt ll time none r< nmincil.
How many eggs were in the basket?
Tbo foregoing mntheimiticnl ques
tion is going the rounds of the
papers. Try your genius upon it.
Th»1 saloon keepers of Rockford,
Wash., are w iid over a notice given
them by tin1 secretary ot the local
1 O. G. i lodge to close their
saloons on Sunday or the law of the
•fate would l>e enforced. \s a
spciies of retaliation, they have
combined and refuse to contribute
■ ovird a 4th
lt doesn'l take much moncy tu
boom» town. \ little talk gues u
hing way.
Opposite
Larson House.
PARLOR.
TEMPERANO!
What is the use
Of paying high prices for your
Daily Oregonian For Sale.
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Hats,
ZE^irst Class EaiToei
in connection.
Caps, Boots, Shoes, and all kinds of Notions,
SHAVING, ANO HAIR-GUTTING IN THE
STYLE, AT POPULAR PRICES.
Next door to Letcher & Stillwell’s Jewelry Store,
-
-
When you can get them at a “live and let live’’ price?
LATEST
If you are particular
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
And want the best of everything
Qrand (Senfral Billiard "Hall
Call at King's, examine goods and
iepic is
zincs,
Small profit
Fine Billierd and Pool Tablea.
And quick sales
i
□REBDN.
TILLAMOOK,
Is our motto
W. C. King,
W. M. STEINMETZ,
Tillamook, Ore
TILLAMOOK.
5»
^3
BUCKEYE MOWERS,
Farm Machinery.
J&2.
Agent for C. H. DODD & CO., of Portland.
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i
in .y m-cr- xvunu KwanrwKMrawnMCTnBMHaMMHi
TOILET ARTICLES ¿ND DRUGGIST WTIGHS.
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¡
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT
Of all goods usually kept in a well ap
pointed Drug store constantly
on hand.
e/i icsciipticns
^¿cnipciiiidcd.
F ifty Y ears E xperience in
D rug B usiness .
Firat St.,
the
door tn fhs Temperance
Next
The ( Tatakiinie < "bief is our new -
xejmngv. iu>d ix a good ¡Mper.
Attend the leases
Insurance in good companies
at reio iable rates.
Notary Public, Conveyancer. Deeds
anl Mortg i^ei a Specialty.
II. II. DOWNING,
julg 3rd and 4th
UNREAL ☆ ESTATE ☆ AGENT^F
AND DEALER IN
Farming, Stock and Timber Lands in Famous
St the “Fair Ground.
TW <.‘h; i g
ni
XÄ«iJXoy
Productive Soil. Rich in Tinker and Coal.
Good Harbor when Government Works now Provided for are Completed
Bhc Bast Brogramme
Acre Lots and town lots
location for sale.
n good
!
Correspondence regarding Nehalem
OBE
ever arranged for
Mv <■ vws, s:ivg n correspondent of The
Country Gentlein.’in, uro doing lu-tter
with u regnlnr daily ration of a hand-f
fill, which is taken eagerly, given nt
milking time, than when they get it oc
casionally, and uometirned miss getting
it through press of other work on the
farm. It i< not that their thirst is ex-!
cited ,1:11 th, v drink more water, bnt
that salt is a tit illy ne,sle I in the inarm-
f'l. ture of milk through tire frill digvs-.
ti.m of fo>l. Hydroetrlorio acid is re- '
quire.l f. r tlm pro lnction of the gastric
juice, nnd this flahl is s creted in cuor-1
nous quantity in the stomach of a cow. ’
Tire much smaller human stomach se- :
i r. ti's live to ten quarts daily, and the '
other anal ' -. nsdigestive fluids, the bile,!
the luincreuttc fluid and the saliva, .all
contain sodie chloride, which is simply
common salt.
This small matter -nsnally so constd-
cre-1 is of far more importance than
- >me others which receive greater atteu-
ti . f- r ti. .awd «ystein <le|x ruki wry
of it. The bl■. I
eoniains thnv parts in f ,000 of salt: the
< rum of tim bl.s.’t which siipi>Ues the
mil'. Ins n ;rly lOjxirts in the 1,000,
Special Agent.* for
mile -1 in im; rtant juirt of the system)
mt. : sn iriy 0 parts in 1,000; the fluid n. M. F erry & co s
Garden Secò».
of the eve, the tear, coutaiM 13 jiarts in
1,000; in fact there is no ¡»art of the an
imal system which dore not require it
f >r its h. althfnl o|vration, A full sup
ply of it, therefore, is certainly not to lie
oniitt. d in considering the needs ot the
dairy.
X>9 Second SL
ALL
Tillamook
GOOD MUSIC.
Supper at Larson House.
TICKETS INCLUDING SUPPER, $2.00.
Fruit nnd Ornamental Tree«.
B«K-KKKru«< ami , FLOBim’ gvvruM
F butilium .
F. L potion ^on,zz~
_zzj&8d ^chanty.
Firemen will
appear
in uniforh1
wearing red ¡shirts, Proceeds t0
go to tlie Firemen’s furici.
Mallis G chh I Hutter.
0 W C irti- "wyatho whole pnxMw <»(
. • I I mo r making is governed alm<wt
entirely by tenqwr.ature. from tlie time
tii • i.elk is drawn from the cow until PUB. HEADL/GHT,
the cream is njs iesl and churned into
Tilianu>okt Orrgott.
’ nt: - If the milk when first drawn
PEAK
N/A’.- Hi
hand you ohe check for f7j0
N,vnleill 1
ftvm the ow is immediately place<l
in e ill. and snbm -rged in water stand of your statement
nt. lie A..;r had good return, fcomyo^^.,
mg at n to -si dags,, all of the cream aid »iaf
f.eascd to make a ncu conbact u ithyou lft dm season.
is thrown up between milkings. If al
Youss truly,
- ------- A Z.^ Fatso*
/
Parlor
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
Cit., S/Uij. Ct
flie 4th of July po-ters i-sued
by the Yamhill Rejiorter shuw g.ssl
work.
get
Prices before buying elsewhere. We have goods
Constantly arriving, so you can always get fresh goods.
C. B. HADLEY, Proprietor.
n-
Oregon
KING’S
A. J. S tillwell , P roprietor .
Cigars. Tobacco, Fruits and Candies.
Temperance Drinks.
Fine Fool Table.
Tillamook,
Son.
8. A. ROBERTS,)
JOHN I-.MBI M. Committee.
GEORGE COHN I
C. N. DREW.
A. P. WLL8OÍT,
Floor Manager*.
\d mission for spectators, SOcts.