Tillamook headlight., August 11, 1904, Image 2

1904.
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. AUGUST 11,
KATES
OF
SUBSCRIPTION.
(STMICTLY IN ADVANCE.)
1.50
75
50
One year......... . ...
Six months.............
Three months......
Cbe
Ciliamooh
iljcaùligbt
Fred C. linker, l*ul»l
Cannot Kun Gallon Houses.
According to reports received quite a
number of farmers have been mvesti-
gating conditions in Cuba ot late and
have come home much impressed with
tlie opportunities afforded for agricul­
ture and stock raising.
At the same
time it is learned that over 18,000 head
of Texas cattle have already been
shipped to Cuba this spring through the
port of Galveston and that this is only
a beginning of what will be shipped
during the next several months. Mexico
is also sending large numbers aud the
intention is to breed them up and stock
Cuba with a good class of cattle.
It is said that an Ohio man who owns
a large ranch in the island finds it very
profitable which is much better than
many ot our western ranenmen can sa v.
The Spanish war carried off nearly all
the cattle in Cuba, so that conditions
there are just the reverse ot those ex­
isting on the western ranges, where the
"tockmen are complaining of being
crow ded.
Ihe railroads in Cuba are offering
great inducements to settlers who come
hi with their families and some of them
have offered to transport the household
effects of settlers free of charge from
Havana to their destination.
H. T. BOTTg
B. L. EDDY
that communitv makes his breakfast of
a cucumber, Ins luncheon of a carrot, a .
turnip or a raw potato, and eats a few
nuts for supper. This devotee of a pecu­
liar dietary declares that he is not in the
least ruffled by the rumors of the indefi­
nite closing of stuck yards, of packing
houses and of meat markets. He never
touches flesh or fish, wears very little
clothing and sleeps out of doors except
when rain is falling. He ‘looks strong
and well, and asserts that he never feels
an ache or a pain. The possibilities of
human perversity are unaccountable.
Oregon State Normal School,
Monmouth,
DDY & BOTTS,
Begins its 23rd year September 20th,
1994, four terms in each school year
affording equal opportunities tor be­
ginning a course in September, Novem­
ber, February and April.
A ttorneys - at -L aw .
Complete set of Abstract Books
The Best Training for Teachers
Is the Normal course with its assur­
ance of good positions at good wages.
U rite for new catalogue containing full
information concerning courses of study,
training in actual teachingafforded under
real conditions in town and country
schools, and full details about the ad­
vance course of study with the additional
Taxes paid for nun.
Residents.
Office opposite Post Office.
in office.
Both phones.
We have received the following letter,
with the request that it be published in
H. COOPER,
Secretary J. B. V. BUTLER : or,
in the Headlight, which goes to show
advantages attached. Address.
President Ê. D. RESSLER. Monmouth. Ore.
Rev. Peter Rowe is the Episcopal bish­
that if the people vote to put saloons out
op of Alaska. His visits to his diocese
< t business next November they will not
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
are bv no means pleasure outings. Dur­
fie allowed to run gallon houses with
ing
bis
last
trip,
in
March,
he
and
his
what is now known as the $25 govern­
T illamook ,
two companions wandered from the
O regon .
ment license, as the following will prove
trail and were without food practical I v
and stop all controversy ;
for three days. The route of the bishop’s
Treasury Department.
visitation covered a distance of 500
Washington, D C., July 27, 1604.
ARE HABERLACH,
miles through an unpeopled region. The
Mr. A. W. Fletcher, Oretown, Tilla­
bishop’s face was badly frozen and it be­
’
mook County, Oregon.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
came necessary before reaching a settle­
Sir, In reply to vour enquiry of the
ment to kill some of the sledge dogs so
Dcuiedtcr ¿Abvoknt,
17th instant you are hereby informed
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as to concerve the food supply. The
that the special tax stamp issued bv i
Office across the street and north iron
Episcopal development of Alaska, like
Collector Dunn to any person as a re­
the Post Office.
that of the other denominations, is not
tail liquor dealer, upon payment of the
Instep Skirts, Cloth and Silk Coats, Raglau's Rain Coats.
very rapid.
sum of $25 , is merely his receipt tor the
•L >
Exlusively to Measure.
TOOBERT a miller
tax due for the year beginning July 1,
Eastern society leaders have their fads i
Work and Education.
1901, on account of the salt of alcoholic
and superstitions. Mrs. George Gould I
Come early and secure first choice.
A ttorney - at -L aw .
liquor by such person in any quantity
Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
Education should never cease, The defines the old saving that pearls typify |
Oregon City, Oregon.
less than five gallons at a time.
tearsand
wears
a
collection
that
out-j
ihe stamp is not a license and does farmer should learn something every day
Land
Titles
and Land Offict
does royalitv. Mrs. Stuvvesant Fish's ,
not give the retail dealer the right to that will help him to better carry on his
Business
a Specialty.
luck
omen
is
a
small
gold
locket
with
j
sell by the gallon in violation of the work. He should not try to learn it all
her
initials
in
monogram.
Mrs.
Reggie
'
State law,’’ as you suggest. The R. L. on his own farm, however. His neigh­
Vanderbilt is never without a certain
AVID WILEY, M.D.,
D, special tax stamp cannot protect the bor's operations should be watched
bracelet of Turkish manufacture. Mrs.
holder in selling liquor contrary to laws from time to time. Many good ideas
Tommy Hitchcock wears horseshoe
of the state, He must comply with the can be gained from the practices of
P hysician , S urgeon and
diamonds brooches. Mrs. Payne Whit,
others.
His
reading
should
be
such
that
laws of the State as well as with the
nev’s amulet is a necklace composed of
A ccoucheur .
laws of the United States in making he will not otdv be entertained but in­
structed. And every fall he should plan every translucent precious stone know
All calls promptly attended to.
such sales.
to attend one or more of the county or to lapidary an.
T illamook .. O regon .
Respectfully,
state
agricultural fairs ; not the street
R out . W illiams , J r .,
fair or carnival, but the fair that has
Acting Commissioner.
pN R. BEALS,
the best and largest display of live stuck
and
farm
products.
Railrood Rate Making.
REAL ESTATE,
Nearly everyone likes to do some one
A brief letter on transportation prob­ thing better than any other. When left to
F inancial A gent ,
lems written by Paul Morton before be their own resources or on holidays they 1
Orders for Lumber promptly attended to.
There is no doubt but that medical
became secretary of the navy, but only invariably get as near to that kind of
Tillamook, Oregon.
now published in the Outlook, to whose work as possible, If you think of this treatment is absolutely necessary in
many
diseases,
but
when
the
expert
editor it is addressed, is taken by the you will see many examples of it every
OS. COATES,
from
what
latter to emphasize its demand that day. Some boys on the farm, for in- eve doctor—no matter
somebody like the Interstate Commerce stance, will go to the horse barn freni source he get his education—tells you
Agent for Fireman’s
commission ought to be invested with choice. They find enjoyment in cleaning that you need treatment for a congen­
Fund
and
London and Lanca­
judicial power to investigate and de­ and fixing harness, in healing up harness ital physical deformity, don’t you be­
shire
Fire Insurance
termine authoritatively what are fair sores on the horses, trimming the colt’s lieve it.
So
surely
as
a
congenitally
short
leg
feet
and
similar
things.
To
do
anything
Companies.
transportation rates
Whether Mr.
Morton's words can he constructed into around the chicken house or hog pen ! causes a limp, just as surely do con
Tillamook .. Oregon.
an endorsement of the proposition for would be hard and disagreeable labor. I genitallv misshapen eves cau*e disease
public control of rate making is some­ This boy should devote himself to lioise ' in the eyes. Investigation proves that
J. P. flLtUEN, Proprietor
J^AOK ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
at least 99 per ctnt. of all diseased eyes
what questionable. He says that it is work.
w-ere
born
misshapen.
Anvone will wo»k best at the job he
GO TO
true—“to mv own mind indisputable’’—
Now stop and reason just a meni ent.
that the consumer pays the freight and likes best and their work should have to
TILLAMOOK ABSTRACT AND
that it is the great public that ought to do with it. The most successful horti­ Is it better to wear a shoe with an
Special Attention paid to Tourists.
be interested in the question rather culturists we know would choose to appliance that will reach the ground
A First Class Table. Comfortable Beds and Accommodation.
TRUST CO.
persumably than the shipper or railroad spend a vacation where they could en­ and thus enable the person with the
man alone, but the nearest he came to joy the beauties of nature and learn short leg to walk without limping, or
T hos . C oates , Pres.
B. L. E ddy , Sec.
committing himself on the point of rate more of their chosen work : the best take internal, external or other treat­
ment
to
make
the
leg
grow
longer
?
making is in this qualified declaration;
horsemen we know would be at e loss
WM. GALLOWAY.
GILBERT L. HEDGES.
It is a simple question, and because
“Possible the country would be better) to know what to do without a horse to
of
the
fact
that
such
a
leg
has
never
EDGES
&
GALLOWAY
off it the rate making power was in the ¡ be training or driving, the cattlemen we
hands of the Interstate Commerce coni- ) know would rather visit the inter­ yet been made to grow the smallest
ATTORNEYS. AT-LAW.
I
mission; but in view of the fact that national live stock show ior
a vaca- fraction of an inch, you conclude in
Make a specialty of Land Office Business.
ratesiu this country average lower by tion than do any thing else, Tliev would favor of the mechanical appliance.
STEAMERS—SUE IT. ELMORE, W. II. HARRISON.
OFFICE IN WEINHARD BUILDING,
This
rule
applies
to
the
eye
as
truly
33 L per cent than anywhere else in the ' not only enjoy themselves better in a
Room 1 and 2,
ONLY LINE-ASTOTIA TO TILLAMOOK, GARIBALDI,
world and in view of the fact that the) “ cattle ’’ environment, but would also as to the leg deformity. In the front
OREGON CITY. ORE.
BAY CITY, HOBSON VILLE.
railroad labor of the United States is be learning tilings of value to them at part of the eye we have two lenses.
Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Kailroad & Navigation Co. and
the corneal and crystalline,
These
paid approximately 50 per cent more ; home.
also the Astoria & Columbia River R. R. foi San Francisco, Portland
than anywhere else in the world, ought ! When a man's pleasure interferes with lenses, in the perfect eye, form a per­
W. SEVERANCE,
and all points east. For freight and passenger rates apply to
we not felicitate ourselves on what we his business he should let the business go feet image or picture of all objects
SAMUEL ELMORE <& CO. General Agents, ASTORIA. OR
have accomplished ?’•
and devote hiniselfto making money out coming in line of vision upon the retina,
B. C. LAMB, Agent. Tillamook Oregon.
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
There is no doubt that we ought to of the pleasure. There should tie a strong which forms a highly sensitive lining to
Agents J() R & N R R’ Co • Portland.
The brain
|A & C. R R. Co., Portland.
felicitate ourselves on what we have ac- relationship between work and pleasure, the back wall of the eye.
T illamook
O regon .
complished toward cheapening traili por­ and tor the best results work should be then realizes the image through the Sue H. Elmore carries Wells Fargo Co.’s Express
optic nerve, of which the retina is the
tation in this country, but at tile same pleasure.—Wisconsin Agriculturist.
head. Many eyes are too short, bring­
time we might with equal property keep
S. STEPHENS,
ing the lenses too close to the retina to
a lew other tilings in view—for example,
Quaint Features of Life.
Real
Estate and Fire, Life,
make
the
image
perfectly.
Manv
others
that the average length of haul on the I Snakes may almost be said to have
are too long, carrying the lenses too far
Health,
Accident,
Insurance.
railroads of the United States is greater
glass eyes, inasmuch as their eyes never
from the retina to make the image. And
l»v far than anywhere else in the world,
Agent for the Northwest School Furni­
close, They arc without lid», and each
then we have the astigmatic eve in all
ture Co. and Oigans and Pianos,
that the a verage load per car and aver­
is covered with a transparent scale,
PROPRIETOR
Notary Public.
its varied forms of imperfection.
age load per train is heavier, that the
much resembling glass. When the reptile
Office : Southwest from the Court House,
The crystalline lense is also called
original cost ol construction per mile is
in the building occupied as a music store.
casts its outer skin scales come off w ith
smaller, that the percentage of accidents the rest of the transparent envelope out the accommodative lens, because of
the
brain
being
able
to
compel
it
to
and loss of file is larger, that the capi­ | of winch the snake slips.
This glassy
conform to any of the above men­
talization on which profits are returned
eye scale is so tough that it effectually
tioned misshapen conditions. The brain
mid the valuation on which taxes arc
protects the true eye from the twigs,
does this through the cilairy muscles,
Boiler Work, Logger’s Work and Heavy Forgin
paid aie separated by a large gap, that
sharp grass and other obstructions
and it is through the abuse heaped upon
a large part of the passengers traffic goes
Fine Machine Work a Specialty.
which the snake encounters in its travels
these muscles through compelling them
free and some ol the shippers get special
Has just received a FINE
yet it is transparent enough to allo.v the
to
do
this
unnatural
work
th.it
almost
favors. In fact, while felicitating our­
STOCK of (he latest fashions of
most iwrtect vision. Thus if «the snake
every known eye disease is caused. There
selves on the progiess we have made, we
has not a glass eye it may at any rate
is no treatment through which the miss.
have a right to ask if we should not
be said to wear eyeglasses.
ha|>en eye can be made perfect, hut the
have made still further progress, and
even ignoring that question to ask 1 Horace Davis, and one of the pioneer scientific refractionist of today is abl
whether the tune has not arrived to «le flour millers of California, has aroused through the science of refraction to put
matul a rate revision by a public body great interest among farmers ami flour a perfect image on tne retina of the
in the interest of justice to all concerned makers by an address of .heState Board most deformed eye in spite ot the de­
Direct from Chicago.
rather that by paid employes ol the of trade, in which he said California formity, thus putting the brain and
CoiiNisting of GENTLEMEN S
tnilioad owners bent only on getting all flour is lacking in gluten to such an ex­ muscles at rest and stopping the strains
PATENT LEATHER and ViH
the profits they can out of the property tent that the eastern wheat is bring ini- that cause disease. This is done through
Patent
Leather Kid of the best
ported
by
millers
to
mix
with
California
a geometrical knowledge of the refrac­
without impaling its continued money
quality in the market.
I have the largest and best assorted stock of old
earning power. The rates are coining grain. He is an authority on the sub. tion of light as applied to the eve. and
more and more to be made by a central left, and his statements have attracted with glasses only.
\\ ines and Liquors that has ever been imported into
this City.
Dr. A. T Roberts, the eye specialist,
official for a great railway system ami much attention. California forty vears
he acts only in conjunction with like ago grew Australian w heat from import­ I in the Tillamook Hotel, carries the
officials tor the other great systems. To ed seed, but later the farmers turned to retraction of light far beyond anything
transfer this function or at least a re- club wheat, which stands the drought ever attempted on the coast from a
He has him.
visionarv power upon complaint to a' well am! generally gives a good crop. I therapeutic standpoint
dulv .constituted public body would not From the constant use of the same dreils ot letters of praise, manv of them
.. .Ti
be a tar step, but it would be a big step wheat the quality oKhe grain has been coming from leading citizens of
■Mi -»v»- ®
.-a
in the forward direction toward further unpaired. California millers have given form.i, Oreg n and Washington.
$500 to the University of California to
progress. __ ___________
It you are interested call and
Don’t drink cheap doctored stuff when you can
conduct experiments in improving the a talk with him as he will put
buy it pure ami unadulterated from me.
Live Stock in Cuba
quality of wheat. The State Board of human eye before you in a far different
lb adv will import various kinds ot wheat light from that in which vou have
Mnnv farmers in Iowa. Illinois, In
Some action is hitherto held it. Examination free.
dian.i, Oh.u and other states in the mid­ to assist the farmers
dle west in the last few years have liecn considered necessary, as Minnesota and
DR \ T. ROBERTS.
in iking up their minds that their farms and South Dakota flour is now making
A NEW SUMMER FABRICS
For Gentlemen's Garments to Order
Headquarters for Ladies’ Tailoring,
0 Dress and Walking Suits, Dress Skirts,
SARCHET, the
Tailor, Tillamook.
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Fir and Spruce Lumber
Spruce and Cedar Shingles
Which is Most Re-
asonable ?
Cheese and Butter Boxes a specialty
TILLAMOOK LUMBER. COMPANY
The Best Hotel.
THE ALLEN HOUSE,
Headquarters for Travelling Men.
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Tillamook Iron Woks
General Machinists & Blacksmiths
TILLAMOOK
OREGON
Summer
Shoes
LAMAR
WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHAN
Whisky, $2.25 to $8.00 per gal.
Wines, $1.00 to $3.00 per gal
*
The Death Penalty.
Lad become too valuable lor them to
oaii mid that it would In- g.
! business
t >i them to sell ami move to some other
section. Manv have gone farther west.
Alberta. Can . has hern attracting huge
»'«m tiers and just at present Cuba is
be ng much talked of.
A little thing sometimes results in
death. Thus a mere scratch, insigni.
heart cuts or punv boils have paid the
»h it
-
d
lens \rnica Salve ever handv. It’s the
I'ctrt.nn, X
h
brought to view '•cst S.ilve on earth and will prevent
it various times no small number of ec­ tatalitv. when Burn«. Sores, Ulcers and
Only 25c. at L lias. I.
centric persons.
The latest freak in I lles threaten
Clough, Drug Store.
will not grow enough wheat t>’is vear
to supply the home market and furnish
seed a Iso.
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Centrally Uoeated
Rates, $1 Per Day
LARSEN HOUSE,
Please call and examine mv goods and
prices liefore purchasing elsewhere.
No charges for sewing rip» on shoes
purchased of me.
M. H. LiflRSEN, Proprietor.
TILLAMOOK,
The Best Hotel in the ri^r.
ORECON
Chinese Fn rJ. yed.
P, F. BROWNE Agent,