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E TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JANUARY 24, 1901 | breeds. Many of the draft breeds do not i things are coming in the twentieth go * into A. Latimer Wilson read a paper before I have |,eK»Cf the thp bone ,,One and feather to *° nto our century, so honey is coming to the tabh ,ec<1"* stables to lx- finished I out as the Iowa State Agricultural Convention well as my good friend, Mr. McGregor of of the wage-earner, no matter how humble his wage. at Des Moines, in which he says; Tingley, does it. You will find hi his * * * I say unhesitatingly that the draft |,lnrn* at the Shire blood Dealers in A SETT1N’ HEN horse is the best and most profitableI I,re,,”™i»’ites in nine out of ten of his Dowsin ’ her in water till horse for the farmer to raise. I say so, 1 horses. I say stick to the text and breed She’s connected with a chill. because my experience and observation draft horses. Seems as though ’twas scarcely right has proven that a larger per cent of draft Givin’ her a dreadful fright, horses raised are more marketable than This and That. Tyin’ rags round her tail, other breeds. Headquarters for Dairymen’s Supplies. Poundin’ on an old tin pail, Since the powers have walked in, it My estimation is that by breeding to a Agent for CHARTER OAK STOVES. Western Washing JVIaehines Chasin ’ her around the yard, good draft sire the farmer will raise 90 . is not so much a question with China of Seems as though ’twas kind of hard Large Stock of Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Glass. per cent marketable horses, while breed-1 J keeping the door open as of keeping the Bein’ kicked and slammed and shooed | ing to harness sires he does well if he I I visitors from carting away the door, ’Cause she wants to raise a brood, The Most Reliable GROCERY STORE in Tillamook produces 25 per cent of them marketable. i hinges and door posts all together. I sh’d say it's gettin’ gay * * * 1 sav to the farmer, leave the so-called i Jest cause natur’ wants its way, S|>ecialist to breed and raise the harness I ’ Nobody likes to meddle with a woman While ago my neighbor, Peuti, , whose disposition contains the essence of horse. No farmercan or will do his farm i Started bustin’ up a hen ; lightning, vitriol, cream of tartar and justice by taking the time that is neces-! Went to yank her off the nest, hartshorn; who manufactures words sary and putting his mind on educating. ' Hen, though, made a peck and jest shoeing and fitting the harness horse for ' by the mile and measures their meaning Grabbed his thum-nail good and stout- in a thimble. market. While I admit that in breeding Like to yanked the darn thing out. . * * * the harness horse a chance trotter or a Penn he twiched away and then When American armies were in Cuba high “ kneeactor” is secured, the average the island was almost depleted of cattle, Tried again to grab that hen. farmer does not realize it, nor does he a vast number of the animals having But, by ginger, she had spunk reap the benefit. The horse is sold to the been killed for food. Now the ranch Big’s a bean right out his palm "middleman” or to the specialist, who ■ men and farmers are busy stocking up Swallered it, and cool and calm fits him and makes him valuable. There ! again and have made heavy drafts on Hi'sted up and yelled “Cah-dah’’— is not a farmer in 1,000 who could train [ Florida, which, as a consequence, has Sounded like she said “Hoo-rah !” and fit him and if he could and did so he about been stripped of its better grades Wai, sir, when that hen done that would take his time and liis mind from 1 of cattle. Penn he bowed, took off his hat— the farm work. I have in mind a farmer j * * * Spunk jest suits him, you can bet, of my acquaintance who did train and fit [ | A Trenton preacher insists that clergy- “ Set,’’ says he, “ gol darn ye, set.” a trotter for the market, for which he . J i men of that city are inclined to take a on the sly. This is a decidedly new received $3,000, but in doing it he lost a i ! drink 1 Connubialities. $10,000 farm. So, I repeat again to the j and original revelation, irrespective of A couple in Ohio who secured a mar farmer, leave this to the specialist—keep j the question of its truth or falsity. It is right on breeding the good quality draft also a demonstration that all the yellow riage license forty years ago have just Real Estate Transfers. PROFESSIONAL CARDS horse. I have shipped many draft colts streaks in the way of sensational stories been married. Claud Thayer, et us, to Clara C. 3 and 4 years old to Chicago and other are not confined to the newspapers. An Illinois man who is 82 years of age Edwards, lots 7 and 8 in block 17, eastern markets that have never "looked * * * married a girl 20 years old to pay a L. EDDY, Thayer’s add. to Tillamook. through a collar,” sold then for “ green Three months have passed since the for campaign bet. In view of the fact that workers” and never had one rejected on mal opening of tile Pringle Memorial this is his eighth matrimonial venture, Henry J. Isaacs, et nx, to A. E. Imbler, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW account of not working. I remember home in New York, designed for the use he doubtless felt that it was better and Nw >4 of Sw >4 of sec, 2€, tp. 3 S, R. d T illamook , O rkgon ® Back of Cohn & Co's Store. well a 3-vear-old I bought in Mont- of aged literary men without means of easier to get married than to welsh. 9 W. gomerv county, this state, that never support, but so far it has had no inmate. Gust Kunze, et ux, to Henry Kunze, et > He employes only Skilled Work A Kentucky bride was not to be was haltered, sold him in Chicago for I Nobody has even applied for admission. men. ux, various tracts. IL COOPER, bluffed by such a trifle as smalljiox. $225. Makes any and all kinds of Ma- | The home was provided by a wealthy Henry Kunze, et ux, to Gust Kunze, et Brave Burbon Sanford married her, I have been engaged in the horse busi- New York banker who died several years CM chinery, Boilers, Engines, Separa- ux, various tracts. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, smallpox and all, the minister officiating ‘«•i «iiir'P ntxrl 1 ago _ . • . 7 . ness since 1X7?? 1873, sn so W4»ro were mv my inflict* father and and .1 tllollev without stint ¡¡5 tors, Mill Machinery, Loggers' f is be- at a safe distance outside the window. uncles before me. I have been in all the kind it. j, Outfits, Guns, Saws, Fits Boxes, TILLAMOOK, OREGON. “Now then—you're striking the right Sanford would have gone to her side had principal eastern markets, as well as the j * * * cord,” said Mrs. Farmer as her husband 8 and Turns Shafting. admission not been denied him. Only European markets and to-day I am un 7 Skilled Horse Shoer and A Chicago minister has given a new attacked the wood pile with his ax. 'P IL GOYNE, settled how to advise the farmer in ! ptoof of the value of advertising, Desir- Kentucky produces such heroes. . Wagon Maker. breeding the harness horse or kneeactor ing to preach to a full house on Sunday A. K. CASE, The wedding dress of the queen of His Mamma—Willie, I don’t like that 8 ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, —that is, any specific line to follow. I evening instead of addressing the usual Holland is being made at the School of cough of yours at all. Master Mechanic. Office: Opposite Court House, Willie—I ain’t stuck on it, either, »MgB8BSSfl98B98BBaBBaB88B38B3d i have owned them, bred in line and out j "beggarly arri y” of empty pews, he ; u Art Embroidery in Amsterdam, where T haamook , O broon . of line. The best pair of coach horses I a "want advertisement” in the news, her coronation robe was embroidereJ. mamma. ever owned 1 purchased in Taylor papers asking for "500 girls to attend The silk is stretched over the frame, and “Ma, I bought you some candy down FIRE INSURANCE. county, this state. They were bred from the services and hear a sermon on the half of the number of workers on it bend town.” Q LA UDE THAYER, trotting-bred dams and an imported subject ‘If I Were a Girl.’ ” The church over putting the needles through, while “That was kind, Tommy; where is it?’’ 7- S. STEPHENS, shire stallion, the latter weighing 2,100 was packed and the preacher gave the an equal number of girls lie on mat “Well, ma, I was so long cornin’ ATTORN E Y-AT- LA W, ACBNT FOR TUB pounds. The next pair of horses bred . young women a lot of more or less good tresses under the frame and return the j home on the cars that it didn’t last till I HOME MUTUAL AND LONDON i & T illamook , O regon . from the same source were mongrels and ' advice. needles, so that both sides of the em-• got here.” _______ LIVERPOOL GLOBE INSURANCE * * * not marketable. So, I sav again, the COMPANIES. broidery are equally well done. | .. N(JW chik|ren., Silid the prettv Sun. draft horse is the best and most profi Earl Roberts (“Bobs "), who has just ROBERT A. MILLER, , , . .. j t-i ____ day school teacher, “ what do you sup- Agent for North West Sehool Supply table horse for the farmer to raise. Great been given his title by Queen Victoria, Charles Johnson, white, and Eleanor j Clnrles lohnson, ... . .. , , ... , , - , pose Lot said when his wile turned and Company, Notary Public. is a son of Captain Charles Roberts, who care should be exercised in selecting tL.nHv tnnrrieit recently Moody, o«lo,-prl colored, weri* were married recently j i 1 ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, TILLAMOOK. — OREGON sires. Just here a word. Farmers should commanded the British forces that took in Atlanta. Ga. For a long time it has i i looked back ?’’ O regon C itv , O ueoon . be very cautious in joining the so called Fort Mackinac from the Americans early been the custom there to punish the I In a chorus came the answer of the Land Titles anil La(J(lice Business a Speleialty. farmer’s stallion companies and purchas in the war of 1812. Captain Roberts, principals in such unions, but Johnson class; INSURE WITH “Rubber!” —H------ MJ, "¡V ing from parties peddling them through with his soldiers and a large body of fought against a fine, and it has come to Claude Thayer, (JAM KB MclAIJC, the country. These parties are shrewd Indians, took the fort entirely by sur light that there is no legal penalty. The I A. W. SKVKMANIE i Agent or Fireman’s Fund and London WÆAIN & SEVERANCE^® commission men, who often pay $50 to prise, as the Americans did not know married couple stand in enjoyment of all TO PREVENT DECAY. $200 to one or more of the company to that war had been declared. their connubial rights, but the person | and Lancashire Fire Insurance Used l>y Uncle Sam on * * * induce his neighbor to go in. In this performing the marriage ceremony is1 Wood Preserver Companies. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, Yamhill Hiver Work. The election law of Missouri provides liable to six months in jail, twelve' way many inferior stallions are sold to T illamook , O kkoon . farmers at a very high price. Get up that 15,000 ballots shall be printed for months on the county chain gang or MerltH of AveiiHilUN Carbolineum Rec ognized by National, State ami wo io ife your own companies, send a committee each party voted for in each county. At $100 fine, or all these penalties at once. Municipal Governments. J)AVID WILEY, M.D., who cannot be bought to make your the late election in Lafayette county the Mrs. William H. Branscliied of Tacoma, . „ . . selections. In this way often $1,000 or prohibition ticket received only fifty The . fame of . Avearius Carbolineum PHYSICIAN, SURGEON ANI) ■ more can be saved and besides securing votes, the people's twenty-four, the social Wash., has applied to the’court for |,ng steadily extended, as the only bona ACCOUCHEUR. ■ Her husband tide preserver of wood, since itsdiscov- separate maintenance. 1 — . ---------- ---- t ----------- - ------ ------- — a better horse and you will escape being democratic twenty-one and the social All call promptly «(tended tn. • It has fifes a cross-bill alleging that his wife is [ induced to buy through a paid neighbor labor five. For the casting of these 100 1 stood all testsof climate, soil and water TlLLAMUMt. Oaxcow. votes it had been necessary to provide completely dominated by her mother, and steadily lived down all pretended or an unscrupulous salesman. S. M. HAYES herself a divorcee. The latter is declared | rivals. Today it is not only employed I am often asked which is the safest 60,000 ballots, in the preparation of 59,- I. M SMITIf, H D., Milkes a Specialty of Manufactur- ‘ very peculiar and cxtraordi- in all countries for the preservation of and best draft breed to mate with your 900 of which the taxpayers' money had to have “ ■ PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS wood used for household articles such as ing all kinds of nary notions of and concerning martial been absolutely wasted. mares. I answer each of the recognized houses, barnes, fences, etc., but the na- relations, husbands, wives, domestic | tional governments, both of Europe and Harness, Saddles, ■ draft breeds have their respective merits. * * * Office» in T.sld’s Building». I economy, the bearing o( children, the ■ America, have recognized its value in While I am a great admirer of the perch- Elisha C. Corey, of Omaha,who recent use of intoxicants, narcotics and other i saving public constructions from decay, Collars, TILLAMOOK — OREGON erpn horse, especially to raise in this great ly arrival in London to push the claim Follow ing their exam pie cities and coun Carriage Trimmings. ■ agricultural state, in lieu of the great for of himself and other relatives to the pro. drugs, morals, religion, pecuniary obli ties have also adopted avenarius carbo- lineuni for bridges, pavements, etc . and ■ eign demand that has grown up in the I>erty now represented to be worth £40,- gations and the male sex in general.” First Class Work Guaranteed. • QR. O. H. DAVENPORT, past few years for the heavy draft horse, 000,000, has had his hopes rudely shat That superintendent of instruction tlie leading (Lip builders and railroad In Bai ley ' h Warehouse nt ■ companies have shown their faith ill its I ani forced to believe that the shire horse tered. The property, which was known who took charge of Cuba's schools and merits by treating ship timbers. cars, DENTIST. Tillamook City. | is the best and safest sire. Three-fourths i as the Corey estate, consisting of stocks, holes and ties with the same Makes a Specialty of Crown and Bridge promptly fell in love with a pretty Cuban telegraph • ■ a a ai • ■ • « ■ ■' dl of the foreign demand for draft horses j bonds and gold, was supposed to have school teacher, is reported to have pro. never failing preventative against cli Work. decay and rapacious wood boring comes from England and they must have been in the court of chancery sixty-five posed to her in a telegram worded as matic vermin, I m M.I i of land and water. T illamook C ity , O reoon . the bone and "leather,” as they call it. years and, acting on representations follows: “I know that you are anti- Great bodies move slowly, and only Many times on the greatest horse mar that he and his relatives were entitled to annexationist, but I wish very much to act after mature deliberation. It may ket in the world—namely, Chicago—I this, Corey is said to have entered into annex a small part of Cuba. What do therefore lie safely stated thet govern ments and corporations did not employ have had such prominent English buyers negotiations with a London company, you say?” Wasn't that truly Boston, avenarius carbolineum . util fully con Next to Wade <S Briggs’ Store. as Albert Hawks, John Dainty and Mr. who promised to secure the release of the ian? And didn't her reply show that vinced ot its money saving as well as Simon» say “Can't use that horse ; he is ¡estate. From time to time he was an- she had swiftly caught on to the ap wood preserving qualities. Priyate in too Frenchy.” , , swered that the day of delivery was near proved Boston style: "I cannot be an. dividuals desirous of lengthening the life Stylish Hair Cutting, of wood work ami at the same time cur General Banking and Exchange busi- We farmers may say that he is too at hand, hut after expending considern- nexed, but shall be happy to accept a tailing expense», need not fear to follow newH interest paid on time deposits. A Clean Shave, “clnnish”—with all that we must not let ' ble sums he decided to request Ambassa protectorate.” the precedents established. __ Exchange on England, Belgium, Ger It-cent local examples proving the our own prejudices run away with our dor Choate to investigate the matter, i Shampooing, etc. Alpheus B. Stickney of St. Paul and trulli of the alsive statements are not many, Sweden, and all foreign countries pocketbooks. Raise the kind that can be I Choate wrote the court of chancery, I wanting. The reconstructed Madison I. SIMLER. Prop., sold to the foreign and home b V r as whose reply just now received states Miss May Crosby were married .on the street bridge in I’oitland I uib lieen treat TILLAMOOK. ORE. well for the highest price. It is a well there is no Corey estate and no £40,000, 7th inst.. in Brookline, Mass. Miss ed with avenarius carbolineum, as bus The Fashionable Barber. also the pavement at the Intel section of Crosby is a daughter of the venerable known fact that every draft horse sold 000. In fact, the whole story is a per Judge Josiah Crosby and with her par four streets in that city w here the heavi in Chicago for $300 and over in the last fect myth. est street car «nd w agon traffic converge, * * * ents met Mr. Stickney in Boston by i'lie latter use of the compound was three years Shires and Clyde l-lo d pre appointment. Th ” marriage is the The whole civilized world seems on a For Fence Posts made at the earnest Solicitation of strei t dominated in his veins. Of course we far FIR COATF.r WITH mers cannot all raise $300 horses, but mad race to produce the greatest 1 climax of a romance which began and , car manager» who confidenily l«>k for ' gratifying results. we can try and are warranted in the amount of sugar. Signs are not want ended rather abruptly forty years ago. Tlie gentlemen in charge of the United * ’ ‘ r was a law clerk in ¡States engineer department for Oregon effort so long astheforeign demand lasts ing that in a few years there will be a wheti Mr. Stickney g.ut of sugar in the marketsoflhe woild. ' ■ Judge • - • •- office in Dexter, Me. Mr. me now applying aveneriua cartsdineuin Crosby's and I believe it has come to stay. Will outwear CEDAR. It is also a We believe that were one-half the energy Stickney is now pesident of the Chicago to the dams and lock work on the Yam- SII A VI Ml, RADICAL REMEDY AGAINST When in Chicago recently I was told bv river, a fluttering tribute toils merits expended in the promotion of liee culture & Great Western railroad and one of the 1 hill CHICKEN LICE. which waa certainly not extended until a commission man that out of the t wen. HAIR CUTTING, and honey production that the world great railroad magnates of the country. seaicliing investigation satisfied the all ' Its application to the ¡imide walls of ty-one foreign buyers there nt that lime would be richer and happier for the When he met Miss Crosby be was a tlmrilies that it was a measure of prac poultry houses will permanently exter SHAMPOOING, sixteen of them were buying for the Eng minate all LICE. change.. The production of sugar re poor clerk of 19 years i.i his father s law tical economy. lish markets. Certainly there is a great quires much hard, disagreeable labor. I office. She was a mere child. With such examples la-fore them it Results: HEALTHY CHICKENS— Hot and Cold Baths Would appear that the Individual is f<s>l- future lor the I reeder of first-cl: ss draft The production of honey, on the other PLBNTY EGGS. ish and the official almost culpable w ho EVERYTHING STRICTLY FIRST CLASS horses. In selecting your mares to breed A young women, on being asked what .loes not protect Ins own. or the taxpay Write for circular and prices and men- i hand, calls for light, agreeable labor ; lit enreful you do not get them too fine it's work can be done by women or men calling she wished her sweetheart to fid- er's pockets by using thia com I...... . tion this paper. or light boned, but rather on the coarser saving froindecay, and lengthening WADE & B RIGGS, • who are past the age for hard labor. low, blushingly replied that she wished thus the life of all frame structures for wInch and more open order ; mate with a Where honey plants are plenty a pound him to lie a husbandman. Tillamook, Or. thus saving from decay, and lengthening I BARBER ANO HAIRDRESSER h.’arv-boned, good quality and stvli h of honey can be raised for less than the Ah. John, you won't have me much the life of all frame structures for which sire and you will reap the liest results. cost of a pound of sugar. It has been a longer! I shall never leave this bed he is individual/ or ofllcially reeponsi | SHAVING, IIAIP CLTTlNi | " So you are going to teach school?” This is my theory and it has given me problem for our leading producers of alive.” ” Plea«« thvself. Betty, and Ide. SHAMPOOING. ETC said a woman to her maiden annt. Fisher. Thorsen <t C»., of Portland, best results. Always looking out for the honey to so cheapen honey that the thee'll please me," returned John, with Or., are sole Pacific coast agents for h ve I " Well, for may part, sooner than do bone in a draft horse we can usually put masses, the common people, the great J great equanimity. " 1 have been a good narm« carbolineum. and it can be found _ Electric Baths nicely flitted up. Good for on the rest, but we cannot feed < n boat. body of wage-earners, could buy and use wifc to you, John.' persisted the dying at W ade A: Bair««. Tillamook. Or., | that, I would marry a widower with |w*rsons su<T»*ring with rheumatism, nine children. ” “ I would prefer that, It is a fact that as long as a Shire horse honey as a necessity, not as a luxury.1 woman. "Middlin, Betty, middlin', ....................... — • ’’ . wlm will gladly supply in formation re myself, but where is the w idower ?” Building next door to the Post Office. feeds and gains pound» he gains dollars. As it is at the present time, and as all responded the matter-oi-fact husband. | garding its accomplishments. It is not so with many of the other draft Which Is the Best Horse ? M c I ntosh & M cnair HARDWARE, TINWARE and CHINA STOVES, RANGES and HEATERS N N N N Two packages for 25 cents. to The cheapest and best Noodle on the market, and better & than the home made article. to Arbuckles’or Lion Coffee, two packages for 25 cents. to Shredded Wheat Biscuit, two packages for 25 cents. to White House Coffee, 50 cents a pound. to to KING & KERREMANS ROYAL EGG NOODLES I 8 1L OAK NOLAN’S 8 a f MACHINE SHOP. B. 3? I w. f J l Harness Making. s ■ I ■ r< ■ » THE NEW BARBER SHOP. of C. & E. Thayer CHAS. PETERSON Carbolineum Avenarius EDGAR LATIMER,
