THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, OCTOBER 3L 1901.
ASTHMA CURE FREE!
I twenty fifth president of
the I uited
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All the presidents but one, Buchanan,
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have been married men. Washington.
Madison, Jackson and Polk had no Asthmalene Brings Instant Relief and Permanent Cure ta
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dents had large families. The only lit­
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Facts About Presidents.
were grandchildren, or other relatives
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and
these
“The good book tells us that Theodore Roosevelt is the youngest interrupted the quiet of the old mansion
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Thereto nothing like Asthmalene. It brings inHtant relief
who has ever filled the office oi
charity begins at home, and until man
even in the worst esses. It cures when all else fails.
president of the United States; he is the at intervals. The older Harrison was CHAlHkO
FOR TEN
Not that we wish to discour­ all the street Arabs and unbe­ first president whose birthplace was in a the father of ten and Tvler of 14 child­
The Rev. C. F. WELLS, of Villa Ridge. III., says
Your
YEARS tiial Little of Asthmah-ne received in good condition. I can.
age the proposed Lewis and lievers throughout this land are large city ; he is the first who has ren, hut in Harrison's case those who
not tell you how thankful 1 feel for the good derived from it.
Clark exhibition in Portland, but converted, it would seem that achieved distinction in war, statesman­ survived were grown when lie became
1 was a slave, chained with putrid sore throat and asthma for
we have felt convinced that one of such people would be able to find ship and letters previous to taking the president. The same is true of Tyler s
ten years. 1 despaired of ever being cured, I saw your ad-
vertis-ment
for tiie cure of tins dreadful and toruientingdis­
the first tilings connected with all they can do at home.’’—Till­ chief executive’s chair ; and, with the ex­ children by his first wile, who died while
ease. asthma, ami though you had orerai<oken yourselves, but
ception of Van Buren, lie is the first I lie was in office. The seven children bv
it have been overlooked—that of amook Herald.
resolved to give it a trial. To uiy astoiiishiuent, the trial acted
whose paternal ancestors were ot other his second wile were born after his re­
obtaining sufficient money to
like a charm. Send me a full-size bottle.
Will our brother, Rev. R. M. stock than that which comes from the tirement. Lincoln took three boys to
We want to send to every sufferer a trial treatment of
make it a financial success, and Watson, please quote the chap­
Asihuialene, similar to the one that cured Mr. Wells. We’ll
for that reason we have stated ter and verse or show where any British islands. As it all these unique the White House, the youngest of whom
send it l>v mail POSTPAID, ABSOLUTELY FREE OF
was 8. Grant and Garfield had little
before we believe Portland is at­ such precept is taught in the distinctions were not enough, relates the ones,
CH A RUE.’ Ill
to any BUIIerer
sufferer «nu
who win
will w
write
for n.
it. even on » a
CHARGE.
rue ii.r
and so did Cleveland in his second _____ tU'((
St. Louis Globe-Democrat, he will bring
tempting something of a more good book, for we must confess to the White House the largest family oi term, but President Roosevelt breaks al] .TTTTi Xe.er mind, though you are despairing, however bad vour ease.
¿.„alene will relieve and cure. The worse your ease,
weareto
case, the more glad we
are to
costly magnitude than most peo­ we are awfully ignorant of such small children that ever made its old the records in this particular, having an
¿end it Do no. delay. Write at oneb. addressing DR TAFT BROS,’MEDICINE
ple liave any idea of, coupled passages ? Speak out in open walls echo with shouts and laughter.
even half-dozen ol happy, healthy, full­ CO., 79 East 130th St . N.Y. City. Sold by all Druggists.
with the fact that Portland is a meeting, Bro., and let the con­
loving youngsters.
long distance from the centers of gregation know what kind of a The first presidents were all well ad­
population.
We have been new doctrine you are trying to vanced in years when summoned to that 12-gauge Exelsor Shells at Ralph Ack­
for 45c. ]ier box.
amused how the projectors and inculcate to the surprise of bible ! high office. Washington was 57. John lev's
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Jefferson,
Madison
and
John
$1.25
pays for the Headlight to Janu­
the state press and others have students and theologians in this
Quincy
Adams
were
each
58,
William
ary
1st.
1903
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started in to boom the exposi­ vicinity. We hope the rev. gen-!
Henry Harrison 68, the oldest of all ;
tion, yet for all that it is time to , tletnan won’t bob his head down Tyler 51, Taylor 65, Polk and Fillmore
ascertain what amount of finan-
50. Pierce was the first president who
c al backing it is going to receive behind the pulpit to evade his was under 50 when inaugurated, his age
I have the largest and best assorted stock of old
Go to
assertion, for a man, to be a
from the capitalists and wealthy
Wines and Liquors that has ever been imported into
preacher, should be a man who at that time being 49. Buchanan who
people of Portland.
Probably
E. JENKINS,
succeeded him, was almost as old as
this City.
this will tell more than anything don’t waste his time and money Harrison, 66. Since 1860 four men
Who has a fine assortment of
fftj? !i ill•' & Si'li!-^-S<iii
at the gambling table, setting a
else whether Portland can pro­
under 50, including Roosevelt, have
WATCHES,
? Whisky, $2.25 to $8.00 per gal. J
cure sufficient money, for if it is bad example in the community. reached the presidency. Grant was 47,
CLOCKS
Charity commences at home, the youngest man up to the present
unable to do so it would be far my brother, when we have to
t Wines, $1.00 to $3.00 per gal. }
and
time. Cleveland was 49. Roosevelt
better to quit right now than
JEWELRY,
make a fizzle of it, for it is a admonish you for fear you may. is 43, four years younger than Grant.
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national affair and it must be a eventually become a regular tin Lincoln was 52 when called to the
Don’t drink cheap doctored stuff when you can
horn gambler and sa’oon bum, White House, Johnson 57, Hayes 54,
OPTICAL COODS.
first class exposition in every
Arthur 51, Benjamin Harrison 55 anil
buy it pure and unadulterated from me.
particular.
It is money which thus giving you the first practi­ McKinley 53.
« Will guarantee all goods as repre­
cal lesson where charity begins
is required, so let it be fully de­
All the presidents except Roosevelt,
sented.
monstrated that this can be raised at home.
who is a native of New York City, were
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CALL LN AND LNSPECJ a
before we undertake to booin the
born either in the country or in small
OUR STOCK.
Three things which appear to towns. Quincy, Mass., the birthplace
exposition right of, for Port­
give
the
American
people
no
end
of both the Adams, and Raleigh, N. C.,
land has never gone into a pro­
ject like that which will require of political trouble and food for the birthplace of Andrew Johnson, have
millions of dollars in ready cash discussion about election time been the largest towns until now that *
to be donated or taken out in are protection, reciprocity and, could boast such nu honor,
SIbe
¿illamooh
Ijcabligbt
to bring their suns to bear more1 If the Grout bill for the sup­
directly upon the enemy they pression of oleomargine stood as
a show in the next congress
were equal to the occasion, and good
;
when the action was over aud^ as a bill for the suppression of
all the enemy’s ships were des­ anarchy the dairy cows of the
troyed the Brooklyn showed she country would forthwith hold a
had been in a fight and that the jubilee meeting.
admiral was there also.
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stock. It may be that the pro­ tariff for revenue, so much so Of the twen:y.five presidents fourteen,
jectors are depending upon a that the political issues centers over one-half, were English decent on
large appropriation from the na­ upon them. All the big corpor­ their father’s side. These were Washing­
tional government and the state ations and trust companies have ton the two Adams, Madison, the two
legislature, but there is nothing favored high protection, because! Harrisons, Tyler, Taylor, Fillmore,
it was to their advantage, but it Pierce, Lincoln, Johnson, Garfield and
positive about that.
looks a little suspicious now for Cleveland. Five came of Scotch-Irish
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to want free trade j st, lock, namely, Jackson, Polk,Buchanan,
The Salem Creamery Com­ the sugar trust
.raw material for tile sole ! Arthur and McKinley, and three Scotch
pany, with headquarters at Salem; for
purpose of freezing out the beet I -Monroe, Grant and Haves, Jefferson’s
Oregon, is inaugurating a policy sugar in the United States. It | I paternal
ancestors were
Welsh
and Van
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that should, we believe, com­
Buren’s, like Roosevelt, were Holland
seenis
as
though
what
the
trust
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mend itself to managers of other
Dutch.
concerns of the kind in the companies want by way of tariff! i Twenty of the presidents, including
Northwest. They have facilities they get it, and from present in­ I Roosevelt, have been lawyers. Two
for handling still more cream, dications reciprocity will be the I—Washington and Harrison—were far­
and, in order to be sure they will battle cry of the republican party mers, but their elevation was due main­
get it, they propose to sell farm­ at the next presidential election. ly to their achievements in war. Only
ers separators on very easy terms, When the trust companies can two professional soldiers, however, have
filled the presiilental chair
These
and to loan them money with tinker with the tariff periodically ever
were Tay or and Grant. Johnson was
which to buy cows, where they and toss it about like a shuttle­ : a tailor before he became statesman.
want to go into dairying and cock, it is time it was taken out Sixteen of the presidents were college
have not the ready cash. This of the domain of politics, for then I graduates. Washington, Jackson, Van
is a policy that is bound to win, it would be more difficult for the Buren, Taylor, Fillmore, Lincoln, John-
and if generally pursued it would corporations to attain their ends i son, Cleveland and McKinley did not
very soon double the output of by putting money in the politi­ I have the advantages of college training,
dairy products in the Northwest, cal pot to help this or that party. but some of these graduated at law.
to say nothing of poultry and The average politician knows Inasmuch as some newspapers have
pork products.
And it would how to befuddle a large number been speaking of Mr. Roosevelt as the
send livestock raising generally, of voters on tariff, and they suc­ twenty-fifth president and others as the
and diverssified and intensified ceed in doing so, especially if twenty-sixth, it is just as well to have
agriculture, far to the front.— they are in the employ of the the question settled.
trust companies.
The ordinary lists as printed in the al-
Pacific Homestead.
manacs and other books of statistics put
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It can be seen from this that
Joseph Pabst, of Kansas, de- McKinley down as the twenty-fifth pre­
the butter manufacturers in the
serves
a medal, As a prisoner in sident, and on glancing over them
Willamette valley are trying to
rapidly one naturally assumes that
encourage dairying in every pos­ the state penitentiary, hearing Roosevelt is the twenty sixth. The fol-
sible way, and as Tillamook is his family was destitute, he pro­ lowing is the list as usually printed :
more adapted to profitable dairy­ ceeded to escape. W hen a re-| | 1.—George Washington.
2. —John Adains.
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ing than the valley, an effort ward was offered for his recap-’ 3.
—Thomas lefferson.
should be made in this county ture he surrendered to a friend, I , 4.—James Madison.
to encourage people to clear up who secured the reward for the 1 5 —James Monroe.
—John Quincy Adams.
land and increase their dairy benefit of the prisoner’s family. ! 6.
7. —Andrew Jackson.
A
man
with
ahead
on
him
like
herds, for creameries and cheese
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factories in this county have that should be employed financ­ 9.— William H. Harrison.
I 10.—John Tvler.
grown too fast and a number of ing some great corporate consoli-. | 11.—James K. Polk.
dation
or
trust.
12.—Zachary Taylor,
them do not receive milk enough
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j 13.— Millard Fillmore.
to bring the cost of manufacture
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—Franklin Pierce.
We feel awfully sorry for some 14.
down to the minimum.
15. —James Buchanan.
of the people in Astoria, for asj 16. —Abraham Lincoln.
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—Andrew Johnson.
People who have read carefully long as they have the impression 17.
18 —Ulysses S. Grant.
and without the least prejudice that all the commerce of the 19. —Rutherford B. Hayes.
the proceedings of the Schlev Columbia river and the state of 20. —Janies A. Garfield.
—Chester A. Arthur.
court of inquiry have come to Oregon should find its way there 21.
22. —Grover Cleveland.
the conclusion that the whole they will always find people to 23. —Benjamin Harrison.
controversy was an attempt to impose upon them. They are 24. —Giover Cleveland.
— William M. McKinley.
persecute Admiral Schley. In­ up against it again, and in a devil 25.
26. —Theodore Roosevelt.
stead of making the admiral a of a dilemma to know what to do The confusion arises from counting
coward, the evidence go<s to about going down in their pock­ Grover Cleveland twice. He had two
prove that he was just a cour­ ets again fora bonus.
different terms, but he was not two
different men. If his terms had suc-
age, just as able an officer, and
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just as entitled to the honors of
Some 3000 persons witnessed ceeded each other as the case of the other
the naval battle oft Santiago as .1 sparring exhibition at Portland, presidents holding two terms, he would
Admiral Dewey was for the bat­ and like most of those contest*' have been counted ns the twenty-second
tle in Manila Bay, and prabably ! gotten up for the gate money, the president* Benjamin Harrison as the
twentv-third, as ne was, and McKinley
more so, for Schley had to con­ crowd went home convinced that as
the twenty-fourth.
tend with modern battle ships, they had been made the victims If both ot Cleveland*» terms arc to l>e
while Dewey had only obsolete of a lot of fakers and that they, con ii ted and lie is to lie called the twenty,
vessels and badly armed and deserved to be called suckers for second and twenty.fourth president,
mantled to destroy. Surely the patronising such a low - down then other double terms should l»e
country will have very littlecou- < lenient.
counted also. and Washington would l>e
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the first mid second president and so on.
fidence in the traducers of Schley,
for the evidence goes to prove
Many prominent republicans This mode of enumeration w ould make
that the Brooklyn and the Ore­ are being mentioned as candi­ Roosevelt the thirty-fourth president.
gon were in the thickest ot the j dates for governor. Governor By no reasonable mode of counting can
fight, ami whether a loop or any Geer is good enough for us, any­ he be the twenty-sixth.
He is. in fact, the twenty fifth person
other movement was necessary way.
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PROPRIETOR OF
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