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The engineer who had charge of think it is something else. Even the coast survery spent several doctors often mistake the symp days examining this point, and in toms. T he C ounty O fficial P aper his report pronounced it the best Pale thin people, who are over, harbor in Oregon with an expense worked, who need strength, who PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY of two and a half million of dollars seem in want of proper food should T hk T illamook II kadlioht C ompany , which would include two light take Shaker digestive cordial. It (INCORPORATED} houses, a breakwater and other is astonishing what food will do, W. F. D. J ones , E dito * and M anager . necessary improvements. All ma when properly digested. It will make you strong, revive terial for the construction of the RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. J breakwater is at hand. We un-l you, refresh you, sustain you, make (STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.) <1.bO. ' derstand that the general appro, you fat, restore your color, make One year Six inontlis .............................. ...75. 50. priation bill contains an item of muscle, brain fibre, courage, en Three monthii 88000 providing for a government durance, energy; increase your survey looking to the establish power to throw off disease and ADVERTISING RATES. i inch, per month fo.75 | per year |6-75 ment of a harbor of refuge. We keep you healthy and happy. 3........................ »»5 .......... . ” ” Zo.oo ” ” 3300 hope that Lookout will be selected Indigestion does just the Ucol. ” ” 3-75 . ” ” 60.00 £ ’ ” ” 0 75 j " ” ” 11.on . ” ” loo.OO as it would be a good thing for the site, but indigestion can be id sets, Local iiotU'S, ioc I h . per line; am. „----- after the first insertion. Only jeta per line for first southwestern part of Tillamook,— and prevented witli Shaker insertion for regular advertisers. Lost, Found, For Rent, For Sale, Wanted, and Sheridan Suu. tive cordial. Special notice*, in classilied "ad” columns, at the rate of one cent per word for first inset tion Sold by druggists. Trial bottle and halt tales thereafter. DAIRYING NOTES. I.eiral notices, Nonpareil, locts. per IInr for 10 cents. LUM«« £g Æilliintooli f)cabliiUit first insertion and ftets per line for each Mtibse- qnent insertion. notices or communications should be sent in as early in the week as possible. From Hoard’s Dairyman and MORE ABOUT HAYSTACK ROCK other sources: The creamery at Strawberry Telephone No 6. Point, Iowa, for Hie year ending Office on First St., west of Stillwell Ave. February 1, 1896, handled 10,781,- 428 pounds of milk. This milk LUMBERING. ought to make 431,257 pounds of [West Coast Lumberman| butter. Is there any creamery I Kansas turned out a corn train that cun bent this record? to go to St. Louis ami nominate It is the boast of the dairymen McKinley. The Pacific coast del of Holland that in their country egation might have loaded up with there is a cow to every inhabitant. red cedar shingles ami Douglas fir. This fact is almost true of Jeffer It would, no doubt, have had a son county, Wis., of which Ft. At lasting and strengthening effect oil kinson is tlm dairy center. The the convention. cow population lacks but a few The cargo shipments from Ore. hundred of being equal to the hu gon and California to San Fran man population. cisco in May aggregated 19,278,- 611 feet. The total lumber shipment of 1896 to June 1st from Washington exceed tlm same period of 1895 by 17,926,000 feet. The total shingle shipments from Washington for 1896 to June 1st exceed the same period for 1895 by 39,200,000 s'.iingles. Some very line specimens of Pu get Sound products and finding their way into the Seattle Lumber Exchange. Among them is a til hie made of a cut from ii spruce log over eight feet in diamet.ir, by A. S. Kirry; a piece of fir bark sent in by John Chapman at Clear Lake 26 inches thick, null a plank of clear fir 51 inches wide from Stet-' son & Post. The Northwestern Lumber Co. at Hoquiam sunk a well at their mill 415 feet. At this depth a fiow of water was reached which is so strongly impregnated with mineral salts that it makes a good running I j mate for Ayer’s pills. It is all right, however, lor use in the boilers. , The following interview with 8RN FRANCIS^0 MANUFACTURERS OF LUMBER AND BOXES, AND DEALERS IN General Merchandise PROVISIONS, LOGGERS SUPPLIES, Clothing, Footwear! Sperry Flour, Best California. Doc. Linton appeared in the Sher We wish to call attention to our teas. We guarantee satisfaction to the most fastidious. idan Sun recently: The doctor was reluctantly per suaded to talk concerning Ips cave explorations mid adventures at Kiawanda and Haystack rock. His adventure with the sea reptile in the cave we are satisfied is true. During the thrilling recital of the smile, the doctor never smiled, mid as he depicted in dignified lan guage the terrific struggle that took place, great beads of perspira tion stood on his brow, and his D r . H. P atchen ’ s SPEC, is rapidly face anil actions showed that the becoming an indispensible family tnedi- recital was anything but pleasant ' cine. It not only takes effect immed The Iowa Experiment Station iately, arresting the pangs of influenza, to him. feeding but acts on the emunctories of the sys- Ims found that when the “ I know, ” lie said “ Unit people i tern; thus freeing it of the accumulations of beets were relinquished the but- of La Grippe of long standing. This is think I am telling a fairy story, why rheumatism so frequently yields to ter fat decreased and it required but I have offered to take incred this treatment and Disturbances of the more pounds of dry mutter to pro ulous parlies with mtiinto the Lungs, Stomache, Kidneys and Bowels are so quickly overcome. 90c per large duce a pound of butter fat. This cave mid once more face the mon hottie, 50c per small. Inquire of your will naturally lead us to believe Druggist. ster although the deadly gas from that aside from their actual nutri its hideous lungs is still poisoning tive value, these succulent foods have another office of importance my system.” “Is it true that you were left on — probably in aiding more perfect Haystack rock without anything dig. istion of the other foods con to drink—not even water?” sumed. “Irf there any hidden meaning Tho Glenville, Minn, creamery in your question? I am of course received on Monday, May 25, 66,- careful about making political mis 000 pounds of milk, being the lar takes as I expect to make the race gest amount, it is believed, ever for the Governorship of Tillamook received in one day by any cream against Governor Bowers this fall, ery in Minnesota. and I would not like to say any It would be a large amount for thing that would commit me for a creamery of nay slate. The lor against prohibition.” Hinesburg creamery, tho largest “What were your sensations, in western Vermont, receives 42,- doctor, while thus isolated on a 000 pounds of milk a day. Cream barren, sea girt rock?” eries which receive a large patron I experienced extreme thirst; a age like the above, or say from feeling of awful loneliness. There 15,000 pounds of milk a day and were millions of edible bird eggs upward, can manufacture the but all about me, but unfortunately ter Mt a milch less cost tlinn the when a boy, I never learned to little concerns which are planted suck eggs. * at every cross roads. “Never learned to suck eggs? The Gray's buy Logging Co. lire Take a tight box, ten or twelve using their big Lidgerwood engine ■ inches high, twelve to fourteen in to pull logs one mile over their ches wide and eighteen to twenty- load, hauling 20,000 feet of un four inches long, that can be got barked logs at a haul, lly means at any grocery store, put a loose of a large sheave, which will he shelf about five inches from the made fust to-n stump, the friction bottom on which to place tho but- on the cable will be materially re j ter. S-it a dish containing water duced. in the bottom of the box, mid place Take a A proposition was made to Hie the butter on the shelf. loggers and owners of timber in piece of cloth large •nough to v/ell the vicinity of Francis, Wash., to j cover the butter, anil drop over furnish 3,000,(MH) feet of cedar logs I lie edge of the shelf into the dish Moisten the cloth, nt 83 per thousand, sufficient to of water. run the new mill one year, lifter spread it over the bultei mid let which the market price would be the end drop into the dish of water |8iid. The proposition was reject mid it will take up the water so as ed, the loggers maintaining that if to keep the blitter cool and hard, any bonus was to lie given for a am| lieu from salt crystals mid in new enterprise it should not come fine shape for table use. Toweling crash is the best cloth to use for out of them. The box should the purpose, Mr. L. J. Johnson of Sand latke, have a cover. A prominent farmer recently informs us that there is a proba bility of a harbor of refuge being said: “1 always put in the ft nit created at Capo Lookout, 12 idles milking after my cows freshen,and north of Woods. The Cape is the other day my milk was so sour about three miles long, resembling it would hardly run out of the cans in nppenrance a saw tooth and has but he dare not say a word for an average width of about one fear I would leave him.” mile. Ou the south side it break The average price received for water could be constructed that i milk nt the cheese factories ill Jef- would give mi opening of water 75 i torso ii comity, New York, last year feet deep nt tlm point of the break , was 66.6 cents. The average for water, and a vessel drawiii^25 feet Lewis county was 71.6 cents. The could approach to within 600 feet average number of pounds of milk of the shore, and ride in perfect for one of cheese ill Jefferson was safety from the fierce sou'westers 10.33. The average for Lewis was that make navigation ao dangerous 10.11. nt times off the Oregon coast, Af I)i- Food undigested in poison, ter entering there will lie ail urea of harbor equal to about three gented it is life and strength, Mil- square miles The water is very lions of us nil Her from indigestion, We I 1 deep up to the walls ol the cape. hut we often don't know it. La Grippe! j g SIBLEY Mana9er Store and Mill, Hobsonville, Oregon. Principal Office, ,49, Berry SL, S. P. Mills al Truckee. Cal.. IQorth Pacific Brewery^ JOHN KOPP, Proprietor. ASTORIA, ORE The favorite beer made on this coast, considered by many to be superior to Milwaukee beer. Call for it, and insist on having Kopp’s beer. Supplying families with our bottle beer, direct, or through any house handling our beer, a specialty. Ask your dealer for price per doz. or case. BUREAU SALOON, C. H. SMITH, Prop’r. W ines , L iquors and C igars . Kopp's Beer on Draught Truche F. to Tillnmoolç Direct from Surely you are joking.” “I never joke. Let me explain. Six days out of tho week of my boyhood I had to attend the Tama county academy. On the seventh, or sabbath day, I was copipelled to attend four Sunday sclpmls per sabbath, mid I’ll ask you, w did I have any time to learn art of sucking eggs?’’ “In your forthcoming race, for the Governorship, have you any particular policy outlined in (he event of your election.” “Yes, sir. I shall first bond the state for 1100,000,000. I shall then have nil laws repealed which , provide for the election of a Gov-1 ernor, and that will keep me in office for life. I have promised to appoint W. F. I). Jones, of the H eadlight , Consul to Haystack rock. Win. Raleigh will get the I appointment of Fish Commissioner. George Collins, of Salem, will lie Attorney General. And you can be our next Railroad Commission er if you want it?” “Thanks. • But Gov—I mean, doctor,—you have no railroads in Tillamook!” “Thai's so; I had forgotten the fact. Well, I’ll bear you in mind for something better. How would you like the Collectorship for til« |x>rl of Woods?” “Aren't you joking, doctor?” “Not at all, you deserve it. This terminated the interview, mid with much regret we parted with the genial gentlemen who will be Tillamook's next Governor, if we can have a band in accomplish ing that result. G hane » C entral B illiard H all . Fine Liquors and Cigars H eadquarters for the C elebrated JTIIIamook, Oregon. GAMBR1NUS BEER Freight handled with dis patch mid at lowest rates. Fruit delivered in good order. BestMccommadation and Cheapest Route to or from Tillamook. J. P ALLEN. Prop'r. Every attention paid to wants and conveni ences of pasNengeis. First class table set Noled for It* Fine Cui,ine Department. Reduced Rates! C abin , O ne W ay , $10. " R oundtrip , $18. S teerage , one way , $7. $ail£ Every 10 d&yg, Weather permitting. Forhirther particulars apply to J 8 KIMBALL, TILLAMOOK. .OREGON turgeon’s n Market St., 8. F. Cal , or to H C. THOMAS, Master, Hobsonville, Or. For your Protection. - Catarrh “Cure«’* or Tonica for Catarrh in liquid f< >nn to bo taken internally, usually contain either Mercury or Iodide of Potaaaa, or both, which are injur ious if too long taken. Catarrh is a local, not a Hood disease, caused by sudden change to cold or damp weather. It starts in the nasal pLssagea, affecting «yea. ears and throat. Cold in the head causes excessive flow of mucus, and, if repca edly neglected, the re sults of catarrh will follow; severe pain in the head, a roaring sound in the ears, l<d breath, and oftentimes an offensive dis charge. The remedy should l»e quick to allay inflammation and heal the membrane. Ely’s Cream Balm is the acknowledged cure for these trout Jos and contains no mercury nor any injurious drug. 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