Tillamook headlight., May 18, 1899, Image 4

I
UP TO DATE POETRY.
Interest Versus Beer.
Two brothers went forth into life toge­
ther;
Each held a farm with a mortgage there­
on.
Early they toil throughout all sorts of
weather;
Late toiled James Emanuel, late toiled
John.
Both had advantages, one like the other,
Things that were natural—water and
soil,
Nearness to market, where weekly each
brother
Turn into cash the reward of his toil.
Went John to market—his home-coming
early
Was sure to result as the day wore on,
Not so with James E.—thick-tongued or
quite surly
His moods when he came after light
was gone.
John kept up his int’rest and every season
His principal dwindled till little was
there;
Emanuel grumbled : “I can’t find the rea­
son
Why John gets along and has money to
spare.”
' and by reason of this extra care such
trees will start with renewed vigor and
reward their owners for this additional
work with an abundant crop the coming
year. Reverses are met within all walks
And all was brave and all was well
of life—the merchant, the banker, the
Until that mother said
artisan and the grain farmer all share
At 8 o’clock. "Of course, dear sir,
alike in off years, so to speak; whv
You II go alone to lied!"
should the frnitgrower be exempt even
what
Ah, would you have me tell you
in this most favored state of ours.
then
Oregon fruits are finding favor in many
Befell the great big man ?
old markets opening up to us, the de­
For if you undertake to guess—
mand is certainly increasing, but this
I hardly think you can!
demand is only for first-class fruit, and
He turned the corners of his mouth
such fruit cannot lie grown on neglected
Most fearfully awry,
and diseased trees. The u|>-to-date fruit
He rubbed his grown-up fist awhile
grower who will give his best thoughts,
Across his grown-up eye.
care and attention to his trees at such a
Then burying in his mother's lap
time as the present, is sure to win in the
Both pride and manly joy,
end, by abuudant crops and remunera­
He said, in just the littlest voice,
tive prices; hence we would say to all
“1 guess I’m just a boy!”
orchardist: “Don’t despair, don’t get
discouraged, but keep on right along, as
“Jest Do Yer Best.”
if we exjiected a most bountiful harvest,
and good results are certain to follow.’’
The signs are bad when folks commence
State Board of Horticulture,
A-findin' ’cause the earth don’t shake
N. B. M iller , President,
And balkin’ ’cause the earth don’t shake
H enry E. D osch , Secretary.
At every prancin’ step they take.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
So hard to please this gentlemen
His loving mother tried,
It quite enlarged his dignity
And swelled in lofty pride.
No man is great till he can see
How less than little he would be
Ef stripped to self, and stark and bare
He hung his sign out anywhere.
My doctrine is to lay aside
Contentions, and be satisfied ;
Jest do yer best, and praise er blame
That toilers that counts jest the same;
I’ve alius noticed great success
Is mixed with troubles, more or less,
And it's the man that does the best
That gits more kicks than all the rest.
He questioned his brother; “Now, how
do you turn it
To pay on your principal every year,
While I with hard work have not man­
aged to learn it
In e’en paying int’rest; isn’t it queer ?»»
?
Said John; “Dear Emanuel, I will relieve
me
Of this treasured secret; no, it is not
Patience With the living.
queer,
I early discovered, now will you believe
Sweet friend when thou and I are gone
me,
Beyond earth’s weary labor,
One lager costs one dollar’s int’rest a
When small shall be our need of grace
year. ’’__________________
From comrade or from neighbor;
The Volunteer.
Passed all the stife, the toil, the care,
And done with all the sighing—
He never learned to swing a sword
What tender truths shall we have gained,
Or rightly bear a gun,
Alas, by simply dying?
And he was lame in every joint
rules of health .
Ten of Them Promulgated by
French Physician.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
COhU|VlBlfl
s>
Standard
of the
. ..
World
T illamook , O regon
yy
H.
COOPER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
HARTFORDS,
Second only to Columbias
TILLAMOOK
yy
<t_ ,
VIDETTES,
-
OREGON.
j. MAY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Just bike Other Ulheels
T illamook , O bkgob ,
rp
H. GOYNE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Office: Opposite Court Route,
T ili . amook , O regon ,
(J LA UDE THAYER,
$75.oo
Gents
Chainless
Columbia Model 50,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
.75.00
Columbia Model 51, Ladies Chainless
T illamook , O regon .
.50.00
Columbia Model 57, Gents Chain Wheel
.50.00
U. J. DALY,
Columbia Model 58, Ladies Chain Wheel
I OSCAR HAYTEM.
.40.00
Columbia Model 49, Gents Chain Wheel
£)ALY
&
HAYTER,
35-00
Hartiord Pattern 19, Gents
•
35.°°
>>
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
Hartford Pattern 20, Ladies
.25.00
>»
D allas . O regon .
Vedette Pattern 21, Gents
.26.00
D
22, Ladies
selling at a reduced ’ ROBERT A. MILLER,
We have a few *98 models which we are
All
wheels
fitted
with
either
single
or
double
clincher tube
ATTORNEY-AT LAW,
rate,
The following maxims won a prize
offered by the Parisian publishers, Hach-
ette & Co., for the ten most effectual
rules for the preservation of mental and
bodily health. The author, Dr. Decornet,
of Ferte sur-Aube, won in a list of 500
competitors. The rules, as translated
in the Lancet, ran thus;
1. General Hygiene: Rise early; go
to bed early; and in the meantime keep
O regon C ity , O keook .
tires.
yourself occupied.
POPE MANUFACTURING co.
2. Respiratory Hygiene; Water and
Land Titlee and l.and Office Buainrai
bread sustain life, but pure air and sun­
Specialty.
light are indispensable for health.
(JAMES McCAIS,
3. Gastro-intestinal Hygiene; Frugal­
next door to bank
(A. W. SEVERANCE
ity and sobriety are the best elixirs for
J^cCAIN
&
SEVERANCE,
a long life.
4. Epidermal Hygiene;
Cleanliness
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
preserves from rust; the best kept ma­
Then lips to chary of their praise
*
When morning drill was done.
chine
last
longest.
Will tell our merits over,
T illamook , O regon .
The butt of all the barrack jokes,
TILLAMOOK, OREOON,
5. Sleep Hygiene:
A sufficiency of
And eyes too swift our faults to see
The point of every sneer,
[JAVID WILEY, M.D.,
rest repairs and strengthens; too much
Shall no defects discover.
The farmer lad who left the plow
rest weakens and makes soft.
Then hands that would not lift a stone
To be a volunteer.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND
6. Clothes Hygiene: He is well cloth­
Where stones were thick to cumber
But where upon a crimson field
ACCOUCHEUR.
ed who keeps his body sufficienlv warm,
Our
steep
hill
path,
will
scatter
flowers
The soil was running red,
safe-guarding it from all abrupt changes
Above our pillowed slumber.
All call promptly attended to.
The smoking cannon barred the way,
Sweet friend, perchance both thou and I, of temperature, while at the same time All work done on the Shortest Notice and at Reasonable Prices,
T illamook , O rbcox .
They followed where he led.
Satisfaction
maintaining perfect freedom of motion.
Ere love is past forgiving,
For high above the battle’s din
guaranteed.
7. House Hygiene: A house that is
Should take the earnest lesson home—
His voice was loud and clear
0 E. HAWKE, M.D.,
clean and cheerful makes a happy home.
Be patient with the living.
As on he rushed to victory,
8. Moral Hygiene; The mind reposes,
Today
’
s
repressed
rebuke
may
save
The dauntless volunteer.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
and resumes its edge by means of relaxa­
Our blinding tears tomorrow ;
And in the camp where Death was chief
tion
and
amusement,
but
excess
opens
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
Then patience, e’en when keenest edge
And famine found its prey,
the door to the passions, and these
May whet a nameless sorrow.
Office
:
Over
Todd’s Store.
And moaning on the sodded ground
attract the vices.
’Tis easy to be gentle when
The fevered soldiers lay,
9. Intellectual Hygiene: Gaiety con­
Death's silence shames our clamor,
They passed him with the tatttered flag
duces to love of life and love of life is the
And easy to discern the best
And heard a feeble cheer;
half of health ; on the other hand, sad­
Though
memory
’
s
mystic
glamor;
“The stars and stri|>es forever!”cried
ness and gloom help old age.
But wise it were for thee and me,
The dying volunteer.
10. Professional Hygiene; Is is your
Ere love is past forgiving,
His grave may lie in hollowed ground,
brain that feeds you ? Don’t allow your
To take the tender lesson home—
Or deep in ocean’s flood,
arms and legs to become stiff. Dig for a
Be patient with the living.
Or where the waves of Battle creek
livelihood, but don’t omit to furnish
Union Depot, Sixth anti J Street«.
Is tainted yet with blood;
your intellect and elevate your thought. Rooms 1, 2, 3, 12, 13, Up Stairs,
ABOUT
FRUIT
TREES.
N.E. Corner Third and Stark Streets.
Entrance 88^ Third Street.
TWO TRAINS DAILY
But still, wherever it may be,
FROM
ALL
POINTS EAST.
I pray you drop a tear—
BRANTON EXECUTED.
Portland, Oregon, May 6. 1899.
A patriot brave and true was he,
EDITOR OF TILLAMOOK HEAKL1GHT.
FAST
MAIL ROUT«.”
The noble volunteer!
E ugene , Or., May 12.—Claude Bran­
Leaves for the East via Walla Wall«
The season is at hand for the cultiva­ ton, who, with Courtland Green, mur­
Spokane daily at 2:20 p.in. Arrive« at
tion of and caring for fruit trees this dered John A. Linn, a Gilliam county
My Genevieve.
a.ni.
summer. The small crop likely to I k * stockman, in the foothills of Eastern
Leaves for the East via Pendleton and HM
I used ter hate the howlin’ kids
gathered this fall, owing to the unsea­ j Lane countv, last June, was hanged at
ngton daily at 8 p m. Arrives via HuntiufM
An’ all their pesky noise.
and Pendleton at 7:20 a.m
sonable climatic conditions, will have a 10:50 this morning. Branton was pro­
I often wondered why folks had
Dalles acommodation leaves daily
tendecy to cause many growers to neg­ bably the coolest man of a'.l those within
Sunday at 8 a m. Arrives daily except e
So many girls and boys.
lect their trees when they need the ' the enclosure where the execution took
day at 6:30 p.m.
Sometimes I’d growl when brother Bill utmost care and nursing
THROUGH PULLMAN AND TOURIST
It is very place. Branton’s conduct and threats
sleepers .
Would split the air in halves,
human to do our utmost when every­ some time ago gave rise to expectations
Water lines schedule subject to change *
Then mother'd wink and sav that cowl thing is flourishing, and profit apparent­
out notice.
on the part of the officers that he would
“Fergit that they’ve bin calves.”
OCEAN AND ICIVEK 8<’HKDH«-
ly large to force matters; and equally! cause a scene on the scaffold, but he made
OCEAN DIVISION. — Steamship« Mil
But now I don’t feel that away—
human to drop everything when the no tronble.
Ainsworth dock at 8 p.m. For San rr»n'
I’ve sorter changed my mind—
reverse is the case.
Geo. W, Elder sails October 4, 11, *> anfl*
Branton retired last night at 11
Columbia
sails October 9. 14 and ij;
A kid is stoppin’ at my house
In several of the reports issued through o’clock, after writing several letters. He
vlx
California sa Is October 8, 17 and 26.
COLUMBIA JlIVEIt HUMMER 8CIU
That’s of the howlin’ kind.
the press and leaflets, by the U. S. Weath­ slept well, and got up at the usual time
ULE DIVISION.
And when she yells 1 kinder feel
er Bureau, it is stated the unseasonable j this morning, tint would not eat break­
PORTLAND, ASTORIA AN l ™
A sort of haltish grieve;
cold wave in February had done little or fast. Rev. Messrs. Patterson and Hand-
Steamer R. R. Thompson leave«
daily, except Sunday, at 8 p.m., on ■
I’d take her stumick ache myself—
no damage. These reports are no doubt saker, of the Christian church, were ad­
at 10 p.m. Returning, leave Astoria a» )■
Per she’s mv Genevieve.
compiled from the statements received mitted to the jail at 7 this morning, and !
cept Sunday, at a.m.
WILLAMETTE RIVER ROUTE
When tears run dow n them freckled from local observers and correspondents remained to the end, praying and singing
PORTLAND AND SALEM
throughout the state, and coming from with the condemned.
cheeks
Steamer Ruth, .for Salem and »«I J,
leaves Portland Mondays, Wednesdays
such a source and high authority as the
An' sobs come rushin’ ’long,
At 9:30 his relatives were admitted to
days at 6 am. Returning, leaves en
I take her in my awkw ard arms
the U. S. Weather Bureau, are pre­ the jail, and conversed with him a few
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at ’ >5 •
sumed to lie correct ami reliable, and are moments. Sheriff Withers then read the
YAMHILL RIVER ROUTI
An sing her sleepy song.
STATE PRESS.
Steamer Modoc, for bayton and w«J' ™
My singir ’ tickles her so well
very naturally believed bv the fruitgrow­ warrant.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
leaves
Portland
Tuesdays. Thursday«
Land Office at Oregon City, Ore.,
ers. Advice received at this office, how
That all them teardrops leave.
urdays at 7 a m. Returning, leave
Branton left the cell at 10:45 under the
The announcement made by Mr. Ack­
Notice ia hereby given that the' foil /wing- Portland and way points Mondays, w™
She's built jes’ like them other kids—
ever, from pratical fruitgrowers and charge of the sheriff and two deputies.
,
erman. state superintendent of educa­ t"'s',n,,tlce of hi" '"tention and Fridays at 7 a.n1.
mem tiers from the board from the var­ 11c walked upon the scaffold unassisted
But she's my Genevieve.
Steamer Almola leaves Riparia •
tion. that there has been heretofore no
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
at
145
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ious districts, are of a different nature, and took his place on the trap. When
».'r
o"eb, rival of train from Spokane and
An when I come from work at night
.
reading matter at the reform school
and the damage done is liecoming more asked if he had anything to say, he re­
Leaves Lewiston, returning, Sunday«,
She meets me at the gate,
may well occasion surprise. An essen­ u V
CHARLES» BLAKE.
and
Thursdays
at
o
a.m.
.
An' laughs, aqieepin' through the dirt, and more apparent every day, esfiecially plied that he had but little.
Steamer Lewiston leaves Riparia1
tial element in the education of a boy HU 1 NW 4 ot Sw '4
20 Tp. 2 S. R. <». W
in the middle Willamette Valley ami
¿(g
Jes' make me feel so great,
In n firm voice he told those present between the age of 12 and IS vears is
He names the followi g witnesses to Drove Tuesdays and Thursday» at 1 -45
arrival
train from »Pokan*.1
parts of Eastern Oregon; the l'm|>qua and that he did not want them to bear any
1 “nd°Tl,r"i,li,K’t UP°n *"d «'‘iv.tion Leaves of
I grab 'er up as quick s a wink
Lewiston Mondays, M e<1ne*"7
the reading matter placed in his hands,
Rogue River Valievs escaped without ill will against his people on his account.
tni RT .
I<«r. p. key, Benjamin W. Turner John X Saturdays at 6 a.m. W H. ......
An’ kiss (would you believe)
HCRLBlNi
while, as everybody knows who has Ore™“*’ *n<1 Jan'” *- Simmons, of N<ito?toi;
injury. We know now that thousands He asked tor sympathvand pravers, and
General Passenrj
The dirt I ust ter kick about—
brought up boys, well-written books and
V. A. SCHILLING, City Ticket Age»»
ot young prune trees have been killed on urged them to walk in God’s wa v.
C has . b . M oore *. Register.
But she’s my Genevieve.
Telephone (Main) 712.
_____
illustrated periodicals suited to the ju­
lands not adapted to fruit raising,
Sheriff Withers sprung the trap nt venile taste and understanding consti­
and
thousands
of
others
planted
on
Teddy Smith
IO YOU
10:50, and 15 minutes later lite was ex- tute the most formidable and vet the
N0T'CH FOR PtBT.ICATION
' more favorable land have been ser­ tinct. and the body was cut down. Not
Land office at Oregon city. Ore.,
most
noiseless
of
weapons
against
mis.
KNOW THE NEWS
*
When Teddy Smith first put on pants.
iously injured, and if neglected many will a hitch occurred in the whole proceed­
chief
Since the state has undertaken
He felt so very grand
You can have it
^or
cither die or become prrmantlv crippled, ings, everything passing off as smoothly
the job of making a home for and as. • nd that said
win'b?“,;?-îf ï*“f
H* w» uldn’t mind his^nother
and such trees need our utmost care as poanble. The body dropjied five feet.
„ ’""k.
,h»
suming the care and direction of unruly Ke«l.t»r»nd Recel
Or he wouldn't hold her hand.
right now.
»«»>■■.
Before leaving the cell Branton bid bovs, it should not be remiss in the mat­ on fan. Mb.
in The Evening
it »?
u’H ari . es t ,. dick -
The continued cold rain, which makes
But on the street he walked ahead.
good-bye to all around. He was per­ ter of giving its wards something whole­
”4» for the Sw !* of
to. tp. I S. >
PortlHiid, Oregon. Il
‘ the fruit drop, naturally tends to dis­ fectly calm
And tried to whistle some.
ent
evening iiewR|>H|>er (.
some to read. Half a doien subscrip­ hl'.''c..M™n'oih.*Ä’'e"ir’""~r’ »° P”"’
couragement, and in addition, neglect of
He thought perhap« he'd go to war
•■I
in Oregon ; it conlHi"" " _
Branton left several letters to lie maiUd. tions to the South's Companion, for the of * id Und vi
e
upOM
cultivation
the orchard will invite fungus diseases nnd gave a white tie to his brother and
And fire an awful gun.
new, <>f the nt Hie hik I i,*'i’"!'’ ,
it for h month. A hui 'P** .
s l
*
and insect ¡tests, and for these reasons left a Bible to his mother. All was done reform school, for example, would be
He wt uldn t ride his hobby-horse.
will lie nmiled to yon fr**-
c"*». B Mooats Register.
alone the spray pump must he kept go. without a quiver of a mnscle. He assist­ money well invested.—Oregonian.
He called Jack Spratt 'a fib!”
« • «
dr“‘
THETELW»**
ing,
regardless
of
any
crop
or
no
crop.
He sat at meals in father's chair,
ed the officers in tying his hands, and
The Southern Pacific company must
Porl1»"i
We will therefore urge most earnestly did all he cculd to help make a success of
SO¿!.7o£',,, ’’’"’'CATION
And scorned Ins gmghAm bib.
conclude the intoxicating liquors are
Land Office at Orego city, ore ,
upon owners of injuretl or fruitless trees, the excvntion.
not the thing for the employes of the
His mother mustn't ityread his bread.
Notice I, herein
’I*'
C. A. BAILEY,
not to become discouraged, but to give
Wlowlnt
About 60 people witnessed the execu­ road, since the company has ordered named antler ha.' mid „ot,—*'
Nor cut things on his plate ;
Io make lilial pr.«if in ',,nnS,
'"'»ntion
their trees extra care, by pruning off tion, while a thousand or more stood in
that
all
the
saloons
over
which
it
has
DRAIBB IN
She mustn't say, "No more, my dear’’
that Ml.l proof Win hr maV" r
hi’d"im. and i
injured limits, spraying, and most thor­ the street around the inclosnre. but were
nd Receiver, a
«»Rlaler
No matter what he ate.
any control along the line must beclosed. • Mlh
STUDEBAKER
via
'
">
Orexou.
Ju,,,
oughly cultivating the sod. for they need quiet and orderly.
Men who are off duty for a dav or two www
arthvb willirvu ■
OSBORVE
She mustn't kiss him when he tell
I it much more right now than if in healthy
will, some of them, loaf alxmt these
tp.,.. Bnggie*. buy rekeo, P,ow\^ |
Anil bumped him on the stones.
; condition.
( hmx I result is certain to
The H eadlight is the leading countv places and hence the necessity for the hl. i'’"n*’>n”ou,.h;4“^'7;"» *'<neaaea ,o Prove
farm machinery.
Yo«i_
And she must say. “Dear sir,” just a*
follow by the fruit some ot these may yet newspaper for interesting reading. Sub]
money by dealing *'t l '
of Mid land, vi»:
e upon and ®ultiv«tioii I
company a clearing the places —R
She did to Mr. Junes.
! bear this year being larger and finer. scribe for it.
Special
Prices
on
Buggi«
1 •**
L Berr7 ¿ GwUa Or^tnn'i*'r
*
River Courier.
W «gon,.
.
.
C«*S. B Xooaaa. Raster. *
C. A. BAILEY. Till»*’0*'
LAMB, Agent
.
SAPPINGTON & GESSNER,
Painters, Paper Hangers
and Decorators-
CHAS. COOPEY,
Civil and Military Tailor,
PORTLAND, ORE.
D.R.SN
WELL, WE’VE GOT IT AND MORE TOO
If yc\i T77"axxt to ZDri'vo
ITeie G-exxtle XZoxse
Io a ISTioe Sasy '■B-ixg'g'sr,
Ccxxxe to O
Stable axxd.
G-et it.
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