Tillamook headlight., January 17, 1901, Image 1

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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, JANUARY 17,
190^
>1.50 per year,
It is with much regret that we haye to
Of Interest to Farmers.
it for ten or fifteen minutes once a day
announce the death of Mr. George W.
or every other day until the parasite is
Fearnside, which took place at the St.
Writing from Salem, Representative B. destroyed, hut care must be taken not
Vincent’s hospital in Portland on Mon­ L. Eddy writes : “As you are aware, to suffioate the calves.
day last,'*aged 73 years. He had been many of our dairymen have lost a great
Where much irritation is set up in the
tailing in health for several months and many calves by a disease, the prominent lungs, give twenty to thirty minims of
decided a few weeks since to go to the sympton of which is the presence of scheeles hadrocyanic acid combined
hospital in Portland for treatment, for worms in the lungs. So for as he is in­ with one dram each of carbonate of
Have no Superior in any Market.
he was suffering^with a complication of formed, the people in this county have Suda, and powdered gentain twice a day.
complaints. He came down from Ne­ not understood this disease and have as the acid seems to allay the irritation*
FULiIi LINE OF
halem and remained, inj.this city several not applied any treatment. In conver­ besides being destructive to the parasite,
days before he left on the steamer. The sation with Mr. Bailey, the state food if the animal is much run down give
deceased gentleman was an old settler in and dairy commissioner, he informed twenty to thirty grains of dried sulphate
this county, and engaged in the mercan­ Mr. Eddy that this disease could be of iron once or twice a day.
Respectfully yours,
tile business when Tillamook city was in cured, and kindly undertook to get a
its primeval condition. He kept store on prescription therefor from Dr. McLean,
W m . M c L ean ,
a scow until the city began to develop, the state veterinarian, which is sent to
State Veterinarian.
when he from time to time got into more the Headlight and is published below.
Blasts from Ram’s Horn.
The legislation which Tillamook co.
suitable quarters until he constructed the
Fearnside building. About five years wants on the dairy question will be
Many good servants make bad mas­
ago he removed to Nehalem, where he heartily favored by Mr. Bailey, and at ters.
engaged in the mercantile business. lie Mr. Eddy's request has been incorporât,
Evil imagination is the poison of the
was a native of Ohio and came to Oregon ed by him in the new dairy and food bill soul.
which
is
to
be
introduced
in
the
state
in 1851, locating at Forest Grove, Wash­
Look out for the man who looks out
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ington county, where he resided until legislature.
for himself.
1865, when he came to Tillamook coun­ Offloe of State Veterinarian, Portland,
You cannot do God’s work with the
ty. He married a sister of Mr. H. W.
Oregon, Jan. 13th, 1901.
devil’s weapons.
Scott, of the Oregonian, who died several Hon. B. L. Eddy, Tillamook, Or.
Many of our prayers are from fear and
years since. Three daughters, Mrs.'Annie
D kar S ir ,—The disease you have re- not of faith.
Eastham, of Vancouver, Wash. ; Mrs. fered to me as effecting a large number
3aints who crave for themselves are
Helen Smith, of San Francisco, and Mrs. of calves in your locality, causing them sure to cut their fingers.
Margaret Philebaum, of Portland, sur­ to cough, and run down, and finally be
A Christian is like a bicycle, which
vive him. The remains were buried in come so emaciated as to die from suffo­ must be kept going to be kept stand-
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Portland on Wednesday. Deceased was cation or some other complication, is a ing.
highly respected in this county, and his disease know to the profession as noose
There is much difference between the
death decreases the number of early set­ or dusk, or probably a better name tally cards of earth and those of heaven.
Commissioner
L.
Parrish,
at
'he
com­
Morning
Star,
Rebnkah
lodge,
installed
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS
tlers who identified themselyes with the would be parasitic bronchitis, as the Jacob had to give up his cunning, Job
missioners' court last week, aske.l to go officers on Wednesday evening, being as
interests of Tillamook county, He was disease is produced by a small parasite his goodness and Peter his strength be­
We have no apology to offer that the on record in favor of paying $1.50 per follows: N.G., M. E. Pierce; V.G., L.
a conservative business man and fairly in the shape of a small worm getting fore they got a blessing.
Headlight is printed on colored paper day for road work and $3.00 lor teams. M. Heins ; secretary, S. R. Severance :
successful.
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They who keep near the Good Shep­
into the treadles or bronchial tubes
this week, for a stock of newspaper
Mr. J. F. Weatherly, editor of the treasurer, Jennie Bailey; warden, M.
herd do not know that there are either
and in bad cases the lung tissue itself.
ordered last November did not arrives Ocean Wave, has gone out to Salem. Is Leach ; conductor, Marv Deihl; inside
Needs of Tillamook.
The parasite is known as (strongylus dogs who guard or wolves who attack.
as we expected it would,for this week’s this to lobby for the county to be divid­ guard, O. Heins ; supporters N.G., F.
There is a good deal of difference be-
micrurus) it gains access to the bronchial
Severance
and
Carl
Wallin
;
supporters
issue. What with paper tied up at ed and the south part to be annexed to
Hon. B. L. Eddy, of Tillamook, Joint tubes and lung tissue generally through tween seeking to have the truth on your
ofV.G., C. A. Bailey and J. S. Deihl.
Astoria and also in the bar bound tug Hawaii ?
Representative for Tillamook an J Yam­ the circulation, the ova being absorbed side and seeking to be on the aide of
The officers installed on Monday even­ hill Counties, conferred with Dairy Com­
at Nehalem, we had to fall back upon
As the salaries of the county officials
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from the digestive canal where it was truth.
the next best thing. When Tillamook were changed by the last legislature we ing in Star lodge. A.O.U.W., by Bro. A. missioner Bailey on amendments to the
taken up by the feed or water generally
Now comes a scientist with the dis­
bar is improved and regular transpor­ are wondering if some of these salaries Letcher, were as follows: M.W., F. dairy law. He is pleased with the pro­
from low lying districts, especially in
tation service is secured these delays in will not be changed back to their origi. Worthington ; foreman, F. Burton ; posed changes, a summary of which has rainy weather, or lands that overflow, covery that salt improves heart action.
This confirms that the prevalent belief
overseer, T. P. Wise ; recorder, Fred C. been published in The Oregonian. “The
receiving freight will be a thing of the nal figures.
still any low wet land is liable to become
that the large-hearted are “the salt of
Baker; financier, A. Letcher ; receiver, Dairy and Food Commissioner and State
past. But. perhaps, some people do
It may interest the citizens to know
affected as it requires moisture to keep
not consider this as bud as the saloons that Representative B. L. Eddy arrived C. A. Bailey ; guide, A. W. Severance ; Veterinarian,” he said, “should have the parasite alive, they propagate them the earth.’’
inside watchman, S. S. Cook ; outside such assistance as will enable them to
running dry for the want of beer. But , tn
in Salem, without being molested, with
selves very fast when they once get
we hope the beer won’t lie long coming,; the |;)0 000 tweilty years bondage peti- watchman, N. J. Myers. Several mem. give proper inspection to dairy herds. into the lungs of a young calf, older
hers
of
the
Degree
of
Honor
were
present,
for that will insure us getting paper— tion in his pocket.
Our herds are healthy and we wish con­ animals having more jmwer to resist
and after the insallation light refresh­ sumers of our butter and cheese to know
not that we expect the paper to take
them, they are very tenacious of life,
Situation wanted by an experienced ments were served. The lodge has taken
precedence of the beer.
it. The legislation which Commissioner even resisting drying for several days,
butter and cheese maker, who is a gra­ in quite a number of new members
Bailey suggests to protect the consumer and still showing life after being mois­
duate from the dairy school ol Madison, during the past year.
of cheese and the conscientious manu­ tened again.
Dr. Wise, resident dentist.
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University of Wisconsin.—Address to F.
As there appears to be a diversity of facturer of it is to the point.’’
Ruin long about January never ap­ Unger, Tillamook, Or.
The symptoms of the disease depends
*
opinion as to how the water came to
Before’^oing to Salem, Representative on the number of the parasites in the
pears to get a tired feeling in this county.
Supt. G. B. Lamb, after visiting the get into the steamer Sne H. Elmore after
Messrs. N. V. Downs and F L. Pearce state university and other schools of she started on her voyage from Garibaldi Eddy will see Fish Commissioner Reed trachea and bronchial tubes, and also
were ill the city last week from Eastern Eugene, normal and high schools of Ash­ last week, we rise to ask the question and suggest legislation to foster the sal­ the irritation they set up, if there are
mon fisheries of Tillamook County. “We great quantities death generally iscaused
Oregon.
land and the schools of Albany and whether the water was not pumped into
must have a hatchery,’’ he said. “There by suffocation, or we may have other
After a spell of stormy weather Tilla­ Salem, will return home this week.
the vessel when they thought they were must be prohibition of fishing in the
complications set up owing to the irrita­
mook is enjoying some bright, spring-
There is some talk of the settlers con­ pumping it out ? As the vessel has not Trask, Tillamook, Miami and Kilchis tion produced by the parasite working
leaked
since
the
cargo
was
taken
out,
if
like days.
structing a mile of side walk from Trask
rivers, particularly the two first named. into the ciliuted epithelium of the
A marriage license was issued on the river bridge to the tressel at a cost of the water did not get into the vessel When the salmon enter the rivers they trachea or bronchial tubes, or even
9th inst. to Mr. LarsJ. Redbergand Miss about $400, which would bea great con­ from that source, then where did it come congregate in the pools -and wait for the lung structure itself followed by
venience to the settlers living in that sec­ from ? This is something which should freshets before ascending to thespawning congestion, inilamation and so on until
Lillie G. Porter.
be investigated by the authorities, for
The bridge across Trask river at the tion.
Fishermen fish out these death relieves its sufferings.
grounds,
traveling public is not in favor of
the
The M.E. church on Sunday evening
The principal symptoms in the start is
Stillwell place was washed out by the
pools.”
n
was packed to its full capacity, the occa­ running the risk of being drowned at sea
a cough and most likely rapid loss of
freshet on Sunday.
in
that
fashion.
Whatever
was
the
A number of people troublep with an flesh, with the cough there most gene­ ::
sion
being
the
unionmeetingoftheyoung
The city council met on Monday even­
cause of placing the Sue H. Elmore and idea are converging at Chicago, there to rally will be a frothy discharge from the
While calling your attention to
ing, only to adjourn the meeting until people's societies ofthedifferent churches, the lives of the passengers and crew in
await the end of the world. They are nose which if examined carefully, the
and
which
proved
interesting
to
all
those
the fact that we hove ■ complete
the regular evening.
jeopardy, there was something radically [ stoc]| on the notion that Chicago is a parasite can safely tie seen with the
stock of CLOTKINO, HATS,
As we have not heard from our Gari­ who attended.
wrong somewhere, and which must be good place to die in.
naked eye or probably better bv a small I
Mr. C. H. Wheeler, of the Nehalem cleared up before the people will consider
baldi correspondent this week we hope
SHOES, FURNISHING GOOD8,
An elk preserve has been established at lens.
Transportation Company, was in the the vessel safe to travel in the future,
I MACKINTOSHES, &c.,
he is not buried in the drift wood.
Jackson's
Hole
Wyo.,
by
M.
V.
Giltner,
The
treatment
consists
in
keeping
the
city Thursday. Owing to the rough even though she is a new boat.
Representative B. L. Eddy will intro
who fears that the elk will share the sick calves warm, comfortable and
We want you to learn to turn
weather the tug, which is loaded with
duce the new dairy and food bill, a part
Another little man has undertaken to fate of the buffalo. He now has a herd clean, feed and good nourishing diet,
freight for this city, has been unable to
regularly
to this part of the paper
of which appears on another page.
jump onto the Headlight, but we can of nineteen, having started four years (letter put them into a well ventilated
leave Nehalem since she went in there
to read the list of our bargains in
only
compare
them
to
little
dogs
which
stable
at
night,
change
the
calves
to
a
ago
with
half
a
dozen.
Rev. C. P. Metzler will preach at Bay last week with the barge.
are incessantly barking and snapping.
Citv on Sunday morning and at the Pres­
Alson s. Sherman, who was the third higher pasture, as the field where they :: GROCERIES. Hereareafew
As people have started in to tell the This is how the Oceau Wave retorts at
items for cash :
mayor
of Chicago, is still living at the took the disease will retain the parasite
byterian church in this city in the even­
biggest "crammer’’ we feel like trying our a letter which appeared in the Headlight
Choice Table Peaches, 2V q cans,
age of 93. He was bom in Vermont. or their ove for some time to come.
ing.
hand at one. Was the Pacific Navigation making a bnrlesque of the proposed divi­
Medicional treatment depends upon
His present home is in Wankegan, III.,
Captain Dodge is making preparations Company trying to take on board the
1.5 cts.
sion of the county ; “Arrangements are and he seldom visits Chicago. He mov­ the severity of the case if it is thought
to start a salmon cannery in this city, Sue H. Elmore all the water of the Paci- about completed for the construction of
Choice Table Apricots, 2H cans,
best to kill the parasite at once or as
and is expecting the machinery in at any fic ocean for the purpose of freezing out the scow to transport the county seat ed out of Chicago before the big fire.
15 cts.
quickly as possible, it may be done by
time.
the new transportation company ?
of the new county between Woods and
Choice Table Pears, 2Vicans, 15c.
injecting a teaspoonful of Bp. of turpen
South Prairie cheese factory is running
A A A A A A AAA A Aj^ line into the wind pipe by a hypodermic
Choice Pie Peaches, 2Vfe cans, 10c.
The state board of tax levy, composed Ocean Park. There is only one thing
smoothly two days out of the week. Tue
Geer,
Secretary
of
State
lacking,
that
is
an
automatic
fog
horn
syringe pressing the needle into the wind
Choice Pic Apricots, 2’/a cans, 10c.
September returns, butter fat, net perlb., of Goyernor <------
j
that
will
blow
with
the
rise
and
fall
of
i pipe about half way between the larynx
Dunbernnd State Treasurer Moore, has
Choice Pie Pears, 2’/a cans, 10c.
25 cents.
and the breast bone, this may be done
fixed the state levy for 1901 at 5.7 mills. the tide, and the Board have concluded ’
Standard Epicurean Tomatoes,
It is reported that the damage to the This is .3 of a mill lower than the lowest to try and secure Baker of the Head- <
i once a day for three or four days or even
cargo on board the Sue H. Elmore will estimate, prior to actual computation, light.’’ Thanks, Bro. Weatherly, this is (
DEALER IN
2*6 cans, 3 cans 25 cts.
I more, or proliably every other day for
be about $2C0. She leaves for Astoria and 8 of a mill larger than the highest awfully kind of you, for when Woodsis (
three or four injections or until the
Gilman’s Canned Corn, per can,
| annexed to Hawaii Editor Baker would (
Friday.
parasite is killed, no fear of irritation
estimate.
10 cts.
be so much admired by the Honolulu 4
I from the turpentine. I have also given
The mail and stage on Sunday did not
When the electric lights are suddenly j ladies that the two little men would get '
Boston
Baked Beans, 31b. cans,
i the turpentine by the mouth in table
reach this city until twelve o’clock that extinguished we suppose the littlest man
15
cts.
a
fit
of
jealousy
again
and
then
give
the
<
spoonful
doses
combined
with
two
or
night owing to the Yamhill riyer being in Tillamook is under the impression ;
Headlight more free advertising, and it ( 4
ft I three ounces of F raw linseed oil, give .
21b. Jellies and Jams, 15 cts.
impassable.
* that would not happen if the city was
would be fun to hear them bark and howl (
ft 1 once or twice a day untlll the bowels'
Other Groceries in Proportion
4
n $30,000
OO0 20-vears bond-
The recent freshet washed out onebent ' ■ plastered with a
Hike little pups with sore heads and with (
■ show signs of getting loose, then let up
Strictly Cash.
of the Quick bridge, rendering it at pre-j nge. But, oh my, how he would beef their tails dangling between their legs. ;
i for a few days and start in again if |
sent impassable. Supervisor Sheets will ail(] belly ache if the water gave out as
J | needed Chlorine gas is good made by j
j Hold ups must be unpopular at the j
often as the electric lights.
look after it.
i dawn of another century, for the state ’ 4 OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE, ft ■ pouring sulphuric acid or proliably
We have not heard whether the legis­
ft I sulphurous acid on chloride of lime and I
Married, on the 10th inst., at the resi­ legislature organized on Monday with- j I 4
TILLAMOOK, OR.
lature is likely to be asked to create any dence of Mr. J. E. Tuttle in this city, bv out much apparent friction. Senator C. i
v vft I keeping the calves in a closed room with I 11I I11111111II Fl riTffl 11111111111
more municipal corporations in Tilla­ the Rev. F. H. Neff, Mr. Ashley G. West W. Fulton, of Clatsop county, was made
mook county.
and Miss Olive L. Donaldson. Both are president of the senate, and Representa. j
fl
fl
Mr. R. T. Weatherly, writing from Dye well known and highly respected in this tive Reeder, of Umatilla cotintv, speaker
county
Texas, says ; “I am going back to Ore- ____
__ bv a large circle of relatives and of the house The first ballot for United i
gon about April. Tillamook county is friends, who wish the happy couple a States senator will lie taken next Tues-1<
alright.’* Of course it is.
j long life of joy in their matrimonial j day, nnd front present indications neither .
The best flour in Tillamook city is the career, in which the editor joins.
Mr. H. W. Corbett nor Senator McBride ’
Webfoot, manufactured from Eastern
Two young couple were returning in appear to be confident of being elected, j i
Prevents rust forming on any anti-metallic surface when exposed to all kinds of
Oregon hard wheat. 1« unequalled. Try a rig from a party east of this city on It is the same old tug-of-war between the ,
weather.
it. Sold by McIntosh & McNair.
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Tuesday night, and the young men being two factions of the republican party, and ,;
if
one
faction
cannot
elect
their
man
they,
more
intent
on
"spoonying"
than
driving
This preparation when applied early over the surfaces of Guns, Saws, Axes and all
Now is the time to buy china, for King
and Kerremans are giving a discount of —the young ladies, of course, enjoying it no doubt, will make it impossible for j
kind
of
tools prevents any darkening of the surface or rust formation. Comes in two
10 per cent, on their fine assortment. Do fine-when, suddenly, the scene changed. the other faction to elect their man, and
sizes, 25c. and 50c. a box.
Over went the rig and a snapshot at the as this appears to be the situation as
not delay in making your selections. *
viewed from this neck in the woods we
There will be an installation of officers situation revealed the young people
are constrained to ask if either of he
in Pacific lodge, I.O.O.F., at Bay City floundering in the mud. Wedon't blame
factions of the republican party have
on Saturday evening, and a number of the
— boys for kissing pretty girls when
THE RELIABLE DRUGGIST,
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
made any dicker with thedemoctat»;anil
members
belonging
o
that
order
in
this
they
get
an
opportunity
to
do
so
on
the
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city intend paving that lodge a visit that aly, but after they fall in the mud—oh,. populists to help them bring out and .
elect a “dark horse?”
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what a muss.
evening.
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GUNS AND AM UNITION
We are Leadexs in our line
WAGONS
PLOWS, and
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Hardware, Tinware ahd Builders’ Supplies.
Doors, Windows and Glass.
Paints, Oils,
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Opposite Bank.
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