Tillamook headlight., July 23, 1896, Image 2

this be found by Home «mart, uii-
married Christian will be please
I write to the following address,”
T he C ounty O fficial P aper etc. The finder being a bachelor
decided to unravel the affair and
rUBLISHK» KVKKV THVKBUAV BV
succeeded only to destroy the ro-
T he T illamook H eadlight C ompamt ,
■nance. The girl who had written
(lacoaroBATBD)
the note had died many year« ago,
W. F. D. J owkh . E ditor and M anager .
leaving an aged husband and a
grown family.—Adapted, from As­
RATF.H OF SUBSCRIPTION.
toria Herald.
(SrRICri.Y IN ADVANCE.)
Villani00It
geabltpht
One year
.................................................. fl.50.
Six months
...................................................... 7s.
Three months
.
..
50.
hades as a wobbly tyro can.
But where does the devil not
lurk? In the winter he frequents
ball rooms and theaters, in the
summer sea beaches and mountain
resorts. Take his bike away, and
lie goes on roller skates; he Is danc­
ing and lie goes to camp meetings;
drive him out of a saloon, and he
goes to church festivals; dress him
in a pastor’s garb, and lie plays
the devil still.—San Francisco
CONVERSION OF A TREE INTO A NEWS­ Post.
Office on First St., west of Stillwell Ave,
FILLED CHEESE INDUSTRY KILLED
FRANCIBC0
M anufacturers of L umber
and
B oxes ,
and
D ealers
in
General Merchandise
PAPER IN ONE HUNDRED AND
FORTY-FIVE MINUTES.
ADVERTISING RATES.
1 inch, per month .
$0.7«5
per year $6.75
We take from the Centralblr.tt
1 ”
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225
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¡4col. “
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3.75
” ” 3JOO
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6.75
.. ” ” 60.00 fur Oesterreichaiigarische Papier-
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Local notices, loris. per line; anti seta, after industrie the following account of
the first inwei Holt. Olli/JCt* per line for fust
insertion for regular advertisers.
a curious experiment:
Lost, Found, For Kent, For Sale, Wanted, anti
Special notices, in classified “ad" columns, at
A very interesting experiment
th« rate of one cent, per word for first insertion
and halt rates thereafter.
was made on April 17 last at Mes.
Legal n->( i< M,
hi |>a reil. jocts. per 11 lie for
first insertion and Acts per line for each subse­ srs. Menzel & Company’s paper
quent insertion.
\ II notices or communication« should wood pulp manufactory, at Eisen-
be sent in as early in the week as possible.
that, in order to ascertain what
Telephone No 6.
^CKEE LUMBfg Cg
Their Nationality.—Knute Neb
son, of Minnesota enjoys the some-
what singular distinction of being
the only member of the United
States senate born on the Euro­
pean continent—Europe outside of
the British Isles. As a native of
Norway, and the most conspicuous
representative in office of the Scan­
dinavian population of the great
was the shortest space of time in northwest. It is a fact, not gen­
which it was possible to convert erally known, that there are four
the wood of a standing tree into Englishmen in the present United
paper, and the latter into a jour, States senate, or more properly,
mil reaily for delivery. This ex­ four natives of England—Pasco, of
periment is <>f extreme importance, Florida; Mantle, of Montana; Wet­
because it shows wliat rapidity can more, of Rhode Island; and Jones,
be attained by the concurence of of Nevada. There are two Cana­
practical machines and favorable dians—McMillan, of Michigan and
conditions.
Gallinger of New Hampshire.
Three trees were felled in a for } There is one Irishman — Win. J.
est near the establishment at tliir- j Sewall, of New Jersey, There are
ty five minutes past seven, in the uilie Ohio men.
presence of two of the owners of
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the manufactory and a notary
Tlie dairy law of California Ims
whom they luid called upon to cer- J suppressed the oleo and filled
D r . H. P a TCH en ’ s SPEC, is rapidly
tlf'y ns to the authenticity of the|cheese traffic in the state with the
becoming an indispensible family medi­
experiment. These trees were car-} use of little over one-fourth the cine. It not only takes effect immed­
ried to the iminiifiictory, where} abpropriation of 812,000.
The iately, arresting the pangs of influenza,
but acts on the etnunctories of the sys­
they were cut into pieces 12 inches great packing housesand the 1><>- tem; thus freeing it of the accumulations
of
La Grippe of long standing. This is
in length, which were then decor­ gits cheese makers have given up why
rheumatism so frequently yields to
ticated and split. The wood thus the fight here, but there is danger this treatment and Disturbances of the
Lungs, Stomache, Kidneys and Bowels
prepared was afterward raised by that small dealers mid alleged are
so quickly overcome. 90c per large
dairymen
will
attempt
adultera
­
an elevator to the five detibrators
bottle, 50c per small.
Inquire of your
tion in a crude way.
There is Druggist.
of the works.
The wood pulp produced by need for close watch for these and
these machines was then put into also vigilance as to the eastern
a vat, where it was mixed with I manufacturers, who will take ad-
necessary materials. This process} vantage of any relaxation in watch-
finished, the liquid pulp was sent ling our markets.—Western Cream-
to the paper machine. At thirty-} ery.
four minutes past nine in the}
morning, the first sheet of paper
In order to reduce his weight
was finished. The entire manu­
lie purchased him a wheel;
facture bail thus consumed but one
Before he’d ridden it a week
hour and forty-nine minutes.
He fell of a good deal. —Ex.
The owners of the manufactory,
accompanied by the notary, then
With butter below cost of pro­
took a few of the sheets to a print duction the creamerymen must
ing office situated at a distance of join hands for the benefit of the
about two mid a half miles from dairymen. There can be no eva-
the works. At ten o’clock a copy ¡Mitin of this duty, and there is no
of tlm printed journal was in the IIHU in delaying the inevitable,
hands of the party; so that it bail } The time is now ripe to organize
taken two hours mol twenty-five creamery exchanges in all the
minutes to convert the wood of a coast dairy regions to prevent rtt-
standing tree into a joiirnal ready ¡nous
speculation.------Western
for delivery.
Creamery.
It must be added that, during
I
the course of the manufacture,! Mrs. Mermaid—My dearest, why
there occurred a few interruption« these tears?
Freight handled with dis­
Miss Mermaid—Because I never,
which might, be avoided at another
patch and at lowest rates.
time, and that, in the opinion of never can ride a bicycle.—Ex.
Fruit delivered in good order.
the two manufacturers, had it not
been for this, twenty minutes
A new publication entitled Best Accommodation and Cheapest Route
might have been gained.—Mimi- “What to Eat” Ims been launched
to or from Tillamook.
at Minneapolis. Most people just
tear de la Papeterie.
Every attention paid to want« and conveni­
now are interested more ill solving ences of pasaenget ». First daN» table «et
THE DEVIL AND THE WHEEL.
the problem how to get something
*
The Women's League of Wash­ to eat.—Ex.
We clip from the Chicago Times
the following report of the pros­
pects of the filled cheese industry
in the region tributary to that city
It is good news ami what was ex­
pected. When rogues go out of
business there will be better op­
portunities for honest men to get
their just deserts.
We let the Trillium's story go in,
just as it was printed in that pa­
per, in onler that our readers may
sen how little these writers for city
papers know about the great eco­
nomic problems of the day.
Fill,
It
ed cliese not deleterious!
made chiefly from the curds of
skimmed and unskimmed milk.
What is the composition of tilled
cheese? One third uncooked “hog
fat,” one-third casein, (curd) mid
one-third water.
This is the report:
The recently enacted filled
cheese law Ims practically killed
that industry in Illinois. Yester­
day Thomas (J. English, a deputy,
reported to Collector Mize the re­
sult of his month’s examination
and investigation of the busine s.
He was unable to find 11 single one
of the 130 manufacturers in the
district who intend to manufacture
under the law. All agreed that
its terms were prohibitory.
The filled cheese industry along
the Fox river mid the adjacent
dairy sections of the state had
grown to huge proportions. Last
year's business aggregated 81.000,-
000. A few inmiufacturers may
continue for tlm export trade.
The terms of the law are fur
reaching, and were undoubtedly
drawn to kill oil the business.
A
manufacturer must pay an annual
tax of 84**0 mid one cent a pound
lax on his product.
The cheese
must be stamped 011 the top mid
bottom and four places on its sides
with a stamp of not less than two
inches, “Filled cheese.”
The
wholesale dealer must pay mi mi-
nual tax of 8250,
The prohibition comes into play
on the retailer, lie must place a
sigil outside his place of business, ington, has discovered that the
in letters not less than six inches, wheel has another advocate—they
"Filled cheese sold here."
He might have said a warm supporter
must also pay mi annual tax of —ill the person of liis Satanic
majesty. He has learned that a
twelve dollars.
Filled cheese in said not to be a cloven hoof is just the thing for a
President Char­
deleterious article.
It ia made rat trap pedal.
lotte
Smith
of
the
League declares
chiefly from the curds of skimmed
that
she
lias
made
it his agent, for
mid unskimmed milk.
The law
enumerates butter ns mt article of she sees a cloven hoof beneath ev­
filling, mid shuts out future mix­ ery divided skirt. She sees but
one result—women who wheel will
ing.
Tne law goes into effect on Sep­ speedily become moral and physi­
tember 1.
Manufacturers along cal wrecks.
President Smith says that it
the Fox river region are already
shutting down their establish makes women reckless, and in that
meats a d working off their «locks. she speaks of wisdom born of ex-
Last year the factories made 14,- pei'ietie«. She lias probably at­
IH)O,OOO pounds, of which amount tempted to ride a wet slot with a
gnat in liar eye and hold her hat
3,000 pounds were exported
ion at the same line. This conclu­
A few days ago a well-known sion is bourne out by her declara­
Tillamooker, alioae name ia sot tion that the result is a wrecked
best to divulge, cut into a pound physique.
But that is not the worst of it.
of butter which he had purchased
at a grocery store whose proprie­ I’lie moral« are upset and shatter­
tor does not advertise, and found ed at the same time. But accord­
therein n small tin box which con­ ing to Mrs Smith, the devil doesn't
tained a piece of aper bearing the work his Miles with a sprocket and
following worth written in a neat chain. His bait is bloomers, she
feminine hand: “I am a girl 18 becomes unwomanly; ns soon as
years ot age, good looking and an she mounts u wheel she is immod­
excellent house keeper.
Should est, and she pedals of straight to
PROVISIONS, LOGGERS SUPPLIES,
Clothing, Footwear!
Sperry Flour, Best California.
We wish to call attention to our
teas.
We guarantee satisfaction to
the most fastidious.
La Grippe!
Truckee
Direct from
F. to Tillamoolç
*
J. E. SIBLEY,
Manager Store and Mill, Hobaonvllle. Oregon.
Ptincipal Office, 249, Berry St., S. F. Mills at 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 Dratighl
C. B. HADLEY,
G rand C entral H illiard
H all .
Fine Liquors and Cigars
H eadquarters for
the
C elebrated
GAMBRINUS BEER
Tillamook, Ore gon
Telephone No. 9.
J. P ALLEN. Prop'r.
Noted for Its Fine Cuisine Department.
Reduced Rates!
The strength which comes to us
from eating nourishing food is bet­
ter than stimulations because it is
C abin , O ne W ay , $10.
new strength.
”
ROUNDTRIP, $18.
The li«altli which belongs to a
S
teerage , one way , $7.
strong body, well nourished by­
proper food, properly digested, is
the only health that ia lasting.
The difference between Shaker
digestive cordial anil other medi­
cine is simply that it helps nature For further particulars apply to
to make strength.
It doe» not
J. 8 KIMBALL,
profess to cure sickness, except as
>2 Market St., 8. F Cal . or to
that sickness is 11 result of weak-
H C. THOMAS, Master,
Hobaonville, Or.
ness caused by food not properly
digested.
Slmker digestive cordial will re­ For your Protection. Catarrh “Cures” or
for Catarrh in 1 ¡quid form to 1 >e taken
lieve the pangs of indigestion, and Tonica
internallT, usually contain either Mercury or
make thin, siek, weak people ns Iodide of P taasa. or both, which are injur-
if too long taken. Catarrh is a local, not
well as if their stomachs had nev­ ioiia
a blood disease. i biumh I by sadden change to
er been on of order.
cold or damp weather. It starts in th.' nasal
Il is 11 gentle aid to the diges­ passages, affecting eyes, ears and throat.
Cold in the head canees excessive flow of
tion of nature's strength.maker, mucus, and, if rvpeaiedly neglect« <1, the re.
suits of catarrh will follow; severe pain in
food.
the lviul, a r.siring sound in the ears, bad
At druggists. Trial bottle, 10 breath, and ofteutim« an offensive dis­
charge. The remedy should l>e quick to allay
cents.
inflammation and Leal the membrane. Ely’s
0BiIg Every 10 d&ys, Weather
permitting.
Oregonian and H kaduu BT, »2
per year.
Cream Balm is th- acknowledged cure for
these troubles and contains no mercury
nor any injurious drug. Price, 50 cents.
WANTED-AN I Q£A ">lo'"an think
thing to p*l»nt > PnUBctyonrldi^b-TE’l* 1;
The Its mtiaiiT with the Nehalem
Times, Uveali Wave, or Oregonian, I'.’ 00 nrìK.-’TLT*!!!'’
per year in advance.
Wr,‘*
WE i V i . b K
Best Meals in the City.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON
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Proscriptions Carefully Compounded