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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, SEPTEMER 14, 1905. Interesting Items of News. say a farm was wothlese because found Milwaukee seems to be bidding covered with bugs ore season or a whole No longer can it be charged that herd no good because one was infected against Philadelphia for the largest President Roosevelt is a one-aided man. with disease. Surgeons often haye to number and greatest assortment of He has given ample demonstration of cutoff diseased limbs to save the pa- piebald grafters. Prosecutor McGovern already has several hundred in his net, the fact that he is two kinds of a hero, tient, and it is often necessary to quar- including one multi millionaire, and is « * « antiue against epidemics to prevent the reaching out after a lot more The Mark Twain says the peuce at this sound from being contaminated by the grand jury has determined to take no time indefinitely postpones the dawn of unsound. All that can be ashed of Mr. vacation this year. Such is municipal liberty in Russia. People who think Wilson is to kick out the discovered government in America. this a joke will not have to wait long to boodlers, and ài this he has done. * * * find their mistake, * * * The chief nuisance of the farming * * * It is peace. The news from Ports- The kaiser congratulates everybody mouth is welcome to the world as the world is the chronic croaker, They are on the peace prospect, because he is fulfillment of the desire of nations. We found everywhere, and their main bus a diplomat whose equal did not sit in may say, too, it has been expected. In iness in life is to throw a dampener the ¡conference at Portsmouth. In that consummation the world will cor over all things and everybody. One of wardly the kaiser rages, but outwardly dially rejoice. We may not altogether these gentry will never admit, would he offers up thanks to God for peace agree either with Samuel Butler's cita rather die than acknowledge that there was a good prospect for any on earth. tion, that an unjust peace is to be pre crop. He always finds reasons for his Oils, Paint, Varnish, Doors, Window * * * Lawrence Brown an Inspector for the ferred before a just war, or with Frank, ravenish note of discord and can pile Sashes, Department of the Interior, whose hasty lin s dictum, that there never was a you up calamity howls higher than the marriage to Miss Florence Hargraves, of good war or a bad peace; but this we Himalayas. A good sample of this Colorado Springe, a member of the chorus may well believe—that the peace conclud pestilent class is reported in the Des with the Irma opera company, caused a ed Tuesday at Portsmouth will be bet. Moines Register as predicting a great sensation at the Oklahoma capital, has ter that a prolongation of the war, and disappointment in the corn crop. been dismissed from the service, and a that, whatever may be thought ol some Everybody else regards hot weather in quasi-public notice given that marriages ot its detailed terms, it will, on the July as the very thing for the corn. on one day's acquaintance are not looked whole, be a good, a just, an honorable Not so with this croaker. Listen to Agents for the Great Western Saw upon with favor by the Interior Depart and reasonable peace. him : “ The other day I looked at the * * * corn and soon saw a stalk with five meat. A Canadian farmer, noted fur his * * * silks on it. The hot weather had come Ruined by disastrous financial ven absent-mindedness, went to town one just at a time to make every joint set day and transacted his business with ut tures, Brewer Button, a former mil. and so make any real corning im- The Most Reliable Merchants in Tillamook County lionaireof Western Springs, III., com most precision. He started back on his possible.” If theie bad been no hot wav home, however, with the firm con. mitted suicide at Chicago by inhaling weather, of course, this crank would a. illuminating gas in a rooming-house in viction that he had forgotten something have found an entirely opposite ex Indiana avenue. Button went to —what it was he could not recall, try cuse for his lugubrious lamentations. Chicago five weeks ago, since when he how he would. As he neared home the According to this bird of ill omen this has been speculating heavily on the conviction increased, and three times he is to be a year of nubbins and unripe Board of Trade. Two years ago Button stopped his horse and went carefully cars. In fact, it is his own ears that was worth $1,200,000, but is said to through his pocketbook in a vain en are unripe as well as too long. They deavor to discover what he had forgot ought to be cut off. have lost it all by speculation. EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 4 1904 ten, In due course he reached home, * * * <4 4* and was met by his daughter, who look It is now being charged by hotheads It is easy to believe that Minister PORTLAND Arrive. Leave Rockhill is correct in saying that the ed at hint in surprise, and exclaimed, and repeated even in some agricultural “ Why, father, where have you left moth papers, that the Department of Agncnl 8:00 a.m. | Portland Union / 11:10 a.m. Chinese boycott against the United 0:40 p.m. 7:00 p.m. i depot for Astoria, i ture is spending too much money, much States is nearing its end. Mr. Rockhill er?”—Pall Mall * Gazette. * * of which is wasted, and that “ thedepart, Arrive. ASTORIA is on the ground and ought to know Leave Japan has won her crowning victory. something about the boycott. It is a Her terms of'peace arc finer than her meut is full of bureaucrats nnd barna a.m. (for Portland and 1 11:3O a.m. pretty big issue with him. He,has brought conquests at Moukden and in the Corean cles.” This is wild talk which can only 7:45 way points. | 10:30 p.m. 6:1U p.m. ( the matter to the attention of the gov. Strait. A merely big nation could win be indulged in bv the ill informed. Much SEASIDE DIVISION. eminent at Pekin, and efforts have been a war and collect its spoils. It takes a of the work of the Agricultural Depart made by the authorities there to induce great nation to be generous in the hour ment is devoted to scientific experimenta Arrive. ASTORIA the importers at Shanghai to let up in of triumph, and for the sake of peace to tion, which is always expensive, and Leave equally so whether good results are ob their interdict against America. relinquish its just gains to the defeated < for Seaside Direct > 5:20 p.m. tained or not. But would you stop the 11:35 a.m. * * * foe. That is what |apan, at the last With Edison's perfected storage bat moment, has done. It will be remem experimentation because it costs money ? Leave Arrive. ASTORIA tery an accomplished fact, there can be bered to her praise. For the final and Hardly. All scientific work is costly, but Warrenton, i 10:45 a.m. no doubt of a great extension of electri decisive concessions have been made by the truth is worth all it costs. Only l>y f 8:15 a.m. i \ for Hammond, Ft. > callv propelled vehicles in all parts of the her, and by her alone. That is the discoveries of new fruits, new seeds, new 5:50 p.m ( Stevens, Seaside.) 7:40 a.m. country, including farm operations and salient feature of the terms of peace. varieties of stock and grain and new pro Arrive SEASIDE locomotion. The new battery makes a Indeed, ne might sav she has made the cesses can agriculture be made progres Leave great saving oyer the old methods, both only concession. Mr Sato is quoted as sive and profitable. It costs much money 4:30 p.m. for Astoria Direct } 12:30 p.m in expense and convenience in renewals saying Russia had made none. He was for Burbank to make his experiments, but would you stop the wizard in order Arrive SEASIDE of the power. There will be great sav right, and so would anv one have been Leave J. P. ALtUE^l, Proprietor ing of time and money, and now that it right in saying Japan had made none to save a few measly dollars ? If he finds 9:25 a.m. 6:15 a.m. f for Warrenton Ft i one new fruit that is better than any has come we may expect to see the elec until this final question of indemnity < Stevens, Ham- > known, or a vegetable superior to the f9:30 a.m. ( mond, Astoria. ) 7:20 p.m. trie motor a familiar factor of the farm. was reached. other varieties, either is worth millions. M » <4 * * * XS Special Attention paid to Tourists. Additional train leaves Astoria daily at The average housekeeper in modern Compared toother departments, that of 11:30 a.m. for all points on Ft. Stevens At 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon a Jap A First Class Table. Comfortable Beds and Accommodation. agriculture is spending only a bagatelle, branch, arriving Ft. Stevens 12:30 p.mre anese Commissioner bearing a white circumstances spends most of her time but for the purposes of the people it is turning, leaves Ft. Stevens at 2:00 p.m., ar in the kitchen doing work that might fl ig and escorted by 50 soldiers, arrived worth them all put together. We may riving Astoria 2:45 p.m. at a post near the railway and handed be much lightened if only she would • Sunday only. do without armies and navies, but not bring herself to think so. But the average Through tickets and close connection via to the Russian officers who went to meet N. P. Ry. at Portland and Goble and O. R. him a letter from Field Marshal Oyama mother of a family simplv will not spare without agriculture. & N. Co., via Portland. to General Linievitch, congratulating herself. She ruffles and tucks the chil. The Bosses Want “Harmony !” J. C. Mayo, G. P. A. him on the conclusion of peace and dren’s clothing so that she may have more ironing to do and cooks many begging him to appoint Russian plenipo "Harmony I" That is what a number tentiaries to arrange an armistice. Field more different dishes for the table than is of republican leaders, the very men who at all necessary for wholesomeness, thus Marshal Oyama appointed General placed themselves above partv principles, Fukushima as plenipotentiary for his making hersell much more work in this and failing in their object, caused the fac’ | direction. Better spare yourself, house side. The latter announced and he sug tional fights and the ‘‘knife’’ to be used Annually, to fill the new positions created by gested Chakl edza as the meetmg-plsce. mother, even if your family live more upon party candidates, now want. Re Railroad and Telegraph Companies. We want YOUNG MEN and LADIES of good simply. How much more pleased will * * * habits, to husband and children be to see mother publicans who have stayed with the re Manufacturers of farm implements look fresh and tidy than to see her look publican party have nothing to harmon at St. Paul aud Minneapolis, are in u heated and tired—too worn out to en ize, but it is different with the “bolters,” If you are in want of Good Trees, guaranteed true to name, PiD R.R 4CC0UNTIM —■ quandarv. Many of the best custom joy the dainty repast she has worked so the "snifers,” the “knockers.” They are We furnish 75 per cent, of the Operators ers in Minnesota and surrounding wanting to “harmonize,” and in that and Station Agents in America. Our six states are emigrating to the Canadian hard to serve. Some day they will miss way get back into good standing in the I «hoots are ‘»»¿‘^¿^««''•^Teleicr.pb you when it is too late if you give your northwest. They will still want farm partv to prevent being left out in the j years and endorsed by all leading Railway 1 Officials. machinery and would naturally buv self no care. cold. It is hardly fair of the Oregonian We execute a $250 Bond to every student * * * furnish him or her a position paying from as heretofore in thtir old home states, Rev. Alexander F. Irvine of New to attribute all the factional discord in 1 to $4-0 to $500a month in States east of the but the high tariffs between the two Haven, Conn., has received a letter from the republican party in this state to Sen Rocky Mountains, or from $75 to $1OO a in States west of the Rockies, im Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Small Fruits, Vines, countries make it unprofitable for the W, J. Bryan, executor ot the estate of ator John H. Mitchell. The Simon month mediately upon graduation. manufacturer to ship their goods oyi r Philo S. Bennett, saying that the estate "ring,” if anything, was a little deeper in Students can enter at any time. No vaca Fine Assortment of Rose Bushes. tions. For full particulars regarding any of the border. Either they must lose has been settled. Mr. Bryan submits a the political mire than the Mitchell our Schools write direct to our executive Send us list of trees wanted and prices will be quoted by return mail. their cistomers, therefore, get the list of the payments io be made out of "ring ” It was dog eat dog with both office at Cincinnati. O. Catalogue free. The Morse School of Telegraphy I IIP HOrNt? • IIV tariff reduced or remove their plants the estate, including the Bennett prize of them, and to chew up each other, no C|noinnati. Ohio, 1 . Buffalo, N.Y This is to certify, that I have (his 27th day of December, 1004. imipected nnd Atlanta. Ua LaCrosse, WIs over the line and s t them up again in land, Mr. Bryan's fund for poor boys, I end of political corruption was resoited Atlanta. Ga. 1 exaraana.Tex. San Francisco,Cal examined the Nursery Stock of Mr li. I’. Smith, of The Eastwood Nurseries, Gres Each of the tOi f or j t wa ga cat and dog fight between Canada, and his fund for poor girls, ham, Oregon, and so far as I am able to ascertain, hove found it in good, market, * M * able condition nnd clear of any serious insect pest or disease. Their methods of three amounts to $10,000. The Bennett j (,OMes of these and (other factions handling and growing stock are first class. We hear much about the rapacity of prize fund is shared by several . . colleges ■. ( ,rj,be purpose of controlling the party. WILBUR K. NEWELL, Commissioner First District. the meat trust, but really it is the retail a id universities throughout the country. Party principles were lost sight of. and j BZRBER HO UllDIEUEI. er of meats rather than the whole-saler Mr. Bryan announces Ilial lie shall not wherever an aspirant or candidate an 1 that needs watching. Recently, when uve any of the executor's fees lor him tagonized either of these contending fac- SHAVING, HAIR CT-TUNG the packers were selling dressed beef in self, but that he Ims divided them up tions, there was one thing he could SHAMPOOING, ETC Chicago at an average price of 6 66 cents into small charitable donations. The expect, sure, and that was a certain per pound, at the same time the retailtrs provisions of the "sealed letter,” over amount of "knifing'' at the polls Wei , . o were demanding 17 cents a pound for which there was a contest by the lega have little faith in a love feast to bring Electric Baths nicely fitteu up. Goodfor inferior round stake, while sirloins and tees. have been lived up to, according to about “harmony.” A repentance meet- persons suffering with rheumatism, porterhouse were “out of sight” for the the executor's rcjairt, the $50.000 being ing on the part of those who disrupted j the common people. Somewhere lietween distributed to educational and charitable the republican party for selfish, personal: the wholes ile and retail prices there is institutions. and sordid motives is more in order, for I Spruce and Cedar Shingles. « * * an enormous amount of graft, robbed those who staved with the republican In the Eastern, Middle and a con from 'lie seller of the cattle and the con party and republican candidates have siderable portion of the Middle West 1 nothing to "harmonize.” Every republi Cheese and Butter Boxes specialty sumer of the beef. States dairying in general, and butter: can leader who fought republican candi- * * * making in particular, is destined to be- 1 > dates because they did not bear their ear William M. Davis, president of the Mis. come a great and steadily growing in marks ought to have a big “B” placed s uri Society in Oregon, has issued a Orders for Lumber promptly attended to. letter urging all former Missourians and dustry. It has already become one of [ against their names to signify a bolter. I the greatest in the district mentioned.} 1 We are opposed to a love least for the des rn a ts of Missouiians in Oregon Mure than J2.000.<KX>.”00 are today purpose of taking back and embracing a and Washington to make every effort to invested in the dairy interests. Over I lot of bolters until such time as they l>e present at the Lewis and Clark Expo 700.000 persons as hired help are en- realize there is (principle and honor at stion today, which is Missouri day gaged in the business in the United stake in politics, as in ever) thing else. G vernor J. W. Folk will lie present ; he , States ; 300,000.000 bushels of grain A A A will be tendered a reception, and will and over 30.000.000 tons of hay are Fine Organ for Sale. make a S| eech. There are more than consumed annually in this business , 20.000 natives of Miss> uri living in On- For sale, a Chase Organ, almost new. over 16,000,000 cows are required to i 4 rsopaiKTos g' n d me. and it is expected that this produce the milk, butter and cheese which cost $110. and which will I* sold will be one of the largest days at the fair, supply of this nation. “ w hat shall be for $75. and will take part payment in ns everybody seems eager tn meet the the future of this great industry?” is a trade for good cow. Chase organs took famous yo ing governor of Missouri, who question of no small national impor the first prize at the World's fair. Ap is only 3o years of age. but is already a tance. Its answer particularly con ply at the Headlight office. national political figure. cerns those engaged in the business. The » ♦ * Boiler Work, l.ogger’a Work and Heavy Forging. All persons indebted to the firms of Because one boodler was found in the magnitude of the foregoing figures is a Edmunds Bros, or C. Daniel & Co. are Fine Machine Work a Specialty. Agricultural Department does not prove, suggest'»'« hint to every dairyman in hereby requested to call at my office and a» c rt in excitable individuals are chang- the United States of the character of settle, ss their accounts have been placed ing, that "the whole department is per competition he is tome-t in the coming in my hands for collection. -T.H.Goyne.* r W W W W W V NF meated with corruption.” Might ns weh ye >rs. HEADQUARTERS FOR DAIRYMEN’ AND S SUPPLIES STEEL STOVES & RANCES We carry a Large Stock of Hardware, Tinware, Glass and China, Fine Line of Choice GROCERIES ALEX. McNAIR CO., A-& C. R.R.1 TIME CARD. The Best Hotel THE ALLEN HOUSE, Headquarters for Travelling Men. LEARN TELEGRAPHY The EASTWOOD NURSERIES, Gresham, Oregon, LATIMER, BROS., Fir and Spruce Lumber. TILLAMOOK LUMBER. COCDPÆfiY. 4 < 4 4 4 1 4 1 A. K. CASE, 4 Tillamook Iron Works 41 General Machinists Ac Blacksmiths. 4 4 1 TILLAMOOK» OREGON,
