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1 TIU j AMOOK HEADLIGHT, FEBRUARY 8. 1906. SED BY PORTLAND ' 1ER OF COMMERCE A¡ The Stock Law. Bits of News. TU THE KUiroa TILLAMOOK hexulu . ut . B eaveb , Ore.. Feb 2, 1906. Mv O kas S ib ,—Y ou have the hearty approval of Big Nestucca ati.l Little Nestucca Valley when you say the can didates for county offices must be speci fic and outspoken on the toll road question. Allow me to say right here, I know the south end of the county wants an expression of opinion from candidates—as regards the enforcement of the law, the toll roads, etc. Besides, Mr. Editor, as many of us people in the south ertd of the county don’t know what the stock law really is at present, will kindly ask you to enlighten us on this subject. . Yours Respectfully, A S outh E nder . Chauncey Depew paid the Io westf price for his write up in "Fads and Fancies." two of Progress of Ore- Sir Chauncey fans always been very for Coast and Eastern tunate in getting in ou the ground fluor. ailway Company. * * * The (argent islands in the world are I men who have thoroughly Greenland, New Guinea, Borneo, Mada Kl say there ie uo reasou to gascar, Sumatra, Nipon, Great Britain i immediate construction will and Celebes. * * * survey« that are being made The highest railroads in the world are igou Coaat & Eastern Railway in Peru, Colorado. Mexico. Switzerland L the first annonneement of and British India. The Oroya railway Be made in Sunday’s Journal, in Peru reaches a height of 15,575 feet from its inception tlie project above sea level. tie indorsement and active as- * * * of the Portland Chamber of The greatest depths ascertained so far ie transportation committee, in the world’s oceans are in the north ■ been constantly informed as Oils, Paint, Varnish, Doors. Window and in the south Pacific, namely, 13,420 as of the enterprise, but every- feet. The area covered by the world’s Sashes, Reeled with it has been under On the petition of one hundred or more oceans amounts appreximately to no less [secrecy. than 375,000,000 square kilometers. Indicate s business has been legal voters of any county in this state * * * d through the Security Sav- being filed with the county clerk before John Wanamaker says there is only liist company bank of Portland the time of giving the notice of the gene one way to advertise, and that is to katitution is the depository of rai election in any year, the county clerk hammer your name, your ¿business so 'papers and pledges rel King to shall cause notice to be given that at constantly, so persistently, so thorough such election a vote will be taken for and >s and franchises. ly into the people’s heads that if they Ban who makes a concession to against stock running at large. Should walked in their sleep they would con Agents for the Great Western Saw a majority of the votes cast be in favor >a I conditioned iu any way of keeping stock up, the couuty clerC stantly turn their heads to your store. [ immediate construction has * * * The longest tunnel in the world is the taction of knowing that all must give notice of the same in a news pftpc ” . A fine of $10 for the first offence Simplon tunnel, recently completed, and deeds are placed in escrow The Most Reliable Merchants in Tillamook County ecurity Savings bank and will and $20 for subsequent offences, which followed next by the St. Gottliard, the ¡ued over to the company until goes into the school fund. One day’s Mount Cenis and the Arltierg tunnel, in plfilled every condition im- notice is to be given parties who have Tyrol. There are twenty tunnels in the aid W. J. Wilsey, who has cattle running, so as to preyent prosecu* world today the length of which is over I the Oregon affairs of the tion of those who were not aware that 10,000 feet; of these eighteen are in Eu their cattle were running at large. —ED. rope and three in the United States. , “ As to the construction of * * * ! B line, from Humboldt bay r.o Information Wanted. The real benefit derived from keeping and east through central Ore- BARBER 1N0 HAIRDRESSER aa certain as contracts and TO THE EDITOR TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. stock may always !>e traced to the man agement. Good blood is essential, but SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING financial arrangements can Trask, Ore., January 30th, 19o6. Mr. Editor,—I see in last week s Head no animal can thrive that is compelled Dealer in SHAMPOOING, ETC light a squib taken from the Salem to depend upon Itself. Pure-bred stock g Men Backing It. demands the best care, but the same FRESH and CURED MEATS head of the syndicate are Journal in which it is stated that the may also be said of common stock. The Electric Baths nicely fitted up. Ooodfor Eddy Corporation Tax Bill and the In as J. L. Greatsinger, ex-presi persons suffering with rheumatism. food is the important factor in the pro LARD, HIDES, rooklyn Rapid Transit co<u- heritance Tax Bill have been a great duction of meat or milk, but some ani nator William H. Lynn. New and good thing to the taxpayers. WOOL, Etc. Now wasn’t it really meant that it was mals can make better use of food than Teachers' Examinations. ker & Crabtree, St. Louis others. The farmer's attention, how a great thing for the state and couuty We have in the financing syn- ever, is necessary for all kinds of live Notice is hereby given that the who oouiinand in the neigh- officers ? stock, if the animals are to give a profit. county superintendent of Tillamook In 1896. my taxes were $9.10; in 1904, uf 1300,000,000 and this should * t ☆ county will hold the regular examina “ Clean and Wholesome.” our motto to construct and take care of my taxes ou the same piece of property, Prof. Adams, the statistician, after a tion of applicants for state and county mind you, and not worth one cent more, railroad enterprise.” long investigation, reports that the ag papers in the High School at Tillamook I. attorney for the transpor- were $12.80. Will you pleifee to ex gregate amount paid railroads for mail City, Oregon, as follows: A N on . S ub R eader . rnittee of the chamber of com plain ? carriage couid in fairness be reduced to FOR STATE PAPERS. asked to make a statement If our correspondent will furnish us $3.000.000 a year. The average rail Commencing Wednesday, February muiittee's relations with the with his name and the description of the way charge for mail, is 12 cents per ton 14, at nine o’clobck A. M. and con e said : property referred to we will endeavor to per mile, against an a verage of 1 cent for of the fact that Mr. Wilsey answer the questions intelligently,—E d . freight. For carrying mail from New tinuing until Saturday, February 17, at four o’clock P. M. to make public sonic of die York to Buffalo per hunderedweight the Wednesday: Penmanship, history, his syndicate, I have no liesi- One Paper’s View as to Candidates rail wav charge is, or was a few years spelling, algebra, reading, Oregon aying the matter referred to As a matter of news The Times to ago, $1.58, against 39 cents for freight School Law. ore or lesB before the trans- aims to mention sli persens seeking and 63 cents for express matter. The Thursday: Written Arithmetic, nnuiittee of the chamber of office under the direct primary system habit of blaming rural free delivery for theory of teaching, grammar, book for the last six months, but of nominating candidates, no matter the postal deficit leaves out several | keeping, physics, civil government. member was impressed with * what their party affiliation, but further essential considerations. I Fi ¡day: Physiology, goegraphy, ntlal nature and could make * * * than that we must draw the line. Our The farmer who begins the new year 1 mental arithmetic, composition, phy Iceuient. Tile comurittee lias mail is flooded with lengthy articles, with the intention of reducing expenses 1 sical geography. Daily a number of the gen platforms, etc., advocating this ami that will find many opportunities for sq i Saturday: Botany, plane geometry, nnected wit li tlie enterprise, candidate and his claims for nomina doing, and will also be surprised at the geueial history, English literature, e have looked into tlie niat- tion Of course the candidates ends by end of tlie year at the many avenues for psychology. ve found, it to be what it is saying he “ will greatly appreciate the FOR COUNTY PAPERS. allowing the loss. One cause of loss is courtesy.” No doubt ! We often won Commencing Wednesday, February the neglect of the farm wagonsand im abtree Was Here. der if the average candidate everstops 14, at nine o’clock A. M., and con btree, of Baker & Crabtree, to cousider the fact that it costs money plements. An account kept of the cost tinuing until Friday, February 16, at of repairs will show that quite a large uis bankers has been here. He to set type, and do the thousand and one four o’clock P. M. i er the ground. This firm is things necessary to the successful publi sum goes in that direction, much of First, Second, and Third Grade g, and has strong connections, cation of even a country weekly ? The which could be saved. The use of more Certificates. oil on tools, and keeping them sharp and connected with the project newspapers are published for a liveli Weditesday : 9 :00 A. M. Penmanship. been* seen and their connec- hood, the same as the business men con in the beat condition for use, will save 10:00 A. M. U. S. History. 1:00 P. ined. The committee is aware duct their business for a livelihood, and labor, which is an item that must be M. Orthography. 2:3OP. M. and possible at other times, farmer his farm for a livelihood.— paid for. Too many unprofitable ani Reading. mals, however, cause more loss than suit has been seriously threat- Brownsville Times. Thursday: 9:00 A. M. Written anything else, and the farmer should be rgfc interests in New York, Arithmetic. 10:03 A. M. theory of gin the new year with sufficient courage w understood that by inde A Huntington Advocte of Woman teaching. 1:00 P. M. grammar. 2:30 to thin out the flocks and herds so as to wers the project is financed Suffrage. retain only the best and most profitable. P. M. physiology. ements so made that no other Friday: 9:00 A. M. Geography. For twelve years I have lived in * * * . n block the work. 1.00 Idaho, at Boise, the capitol of the State, If people and nations paid more at 10:30 A. M. mental arithmetic. r words, the committee be and know well the conditions before the tention to having large families they P. M. School law. 2:30 P. M. civil enterprise is genuine and wor- ballot was given to women, and the would have less time to lament over the government. pport of the people generally, PRIMARY CERTIFICATES. conditions since women have taken an decrease in population, savs the Brook anding certain interests look active part in the ¡»olitical questions of lyn Eagle. The steady ise in birth ! Wednesday: Penmanship, orthogra- state as territory belonging the state. I have studied these condi in France produces a vZrid al all over the Phy, arithmetic, reading. othing can now stop the build- — Thuiday : Art of questioning, theory tions carefully, and have no hesitation land. Statistics tell us that there were pendent roads through it In in affirming that from every point of 810,000 births in France last year. of teaching, physiology. e idea of a great state like All applioauts for certificates must view there has been a marked improve That number, in a small territory, ving but one line will he < as • ment in handling our political problems. would not seein so bad if sociologists i be present promptly at the commence ns to think Iowa, Illinois or < Today neither of the old parties dare did not look back and compare year ment of each examination. Dated at ing only one railroad. nominate for an important office in the withyear, nation with nation. Now, Tillamook, Oregon, thia 26th day of an’s Policy a Mistaka, municipality or the state, a man whose the year after the Franco-Prussian January, 1906. Wayne W. Wiley,County School siness interests of this state life is reputed to be impure or immoral war there were 900,000 births in France the policy pursued by the Har- They have learned that the women can and when the nation sees the steadv in Superintendent. Btem for the last eight tears not held in line, even with the party crease of the population in the surround Luckiest Man in Arkansas. (stake, and that it would have whip. And before the women were ing countries, it becomes frightened, for ‘‘I’m the luckiest rnsn in Arkanses,” er tor the state and for the Har voters (lie immorality of a man was no I it is the numl>er that counts in the win writes H. L. Stanley, of Bruno, " since GO TO (es if, during that time, they ' good reason, to either of the parties, why ' ning of battles. The English, Austrian the restoration of my wife’s health after liiallv extended feeder lines and : he should not be nominated fcr office and Hungarian nations have ten times j five years of continuous coughing anrt bleeding from the lungs; and I owe my ¡lop the state instead of now I Since the ballot has been given to our ! as many children as France. Germany good fortune to the world’s greatest do it all in a year. If the ex . women, they are more intelligent on the' in two years had as many births as there medicine. Dr. King’s New Discovery for FOR bolicv had been pursued Oregon^ .►«•rial. • conomic. industrial, and politi are people in Alsace Lorraine. Why has Consumption, which I know from ex have a million and a half <>l cal questions, before our people, and I | France so few births ? Sociologists and perience will cure consumption if taken in time. My wife improved with first Portland would be a citv of iielieve they vote more conscientiously , doctors say that as long as women must bottle and twelve bottlra completed the than the men, I be bread winners, must send their babes cure.” Cures the worst coughs and We solicit your patronage and will give you satisfaction. Colds or money refunded. At Chas. I. New York, Mr. Teal saw Tl ie ¡oiling place ’or»—election day Are from home to be nursed, and in a meas- Clough, Druggist. 50c. and $1 00. Trial ' the men connected with the quiet and orderly, and wouien, even the ure, brought up, families will be small. bottle free. p, mid they spoke favorably of must fastidious, find absolutely nothing I The mercenerv interest of foster mothers lilionM. He was advised diree» objection»! « here they thought it would and being fed Iron) a nursing bottle, will time that lire co#;st line was lie so diHagreeable and trying. never take the place of a mother's love, * In Idaho after several years of experi of the mothers' milk. 1/ fin inee I. — i’sev was called noon l»v a dele ence we are eminently pleased with Common Colds are the Cause ' H R. B. WlunHT. f nine Washington c »nifty men , Woman Suffrage of Many Serious Diseases, h Huntington. Oregon. SheriffConnel*. Mr. Corneliu* Physicians who have gained a national ' - rs, who came to confer with reputation as analysts of the cause <»f | B DEALERS IN A Habit to Be Encouraged various disesses, claim that ir catching : M rding ».he securing >»f right** of cold could lie avoided a long list of W The mother who lias acquired the! he matter was left in their dangerous ailments would never lx? a committee The syndicate i* habit of keeping on hand a bottle of) heard of. Every one knows that pneu »g fi»r anv cash bonuses. Ex Chambai Iain's Cough Reme«Jv. saves monia and consumption originate from water power rights have lieeii herself a great amount of uneasiness and a cold, and chronic catarrh, bionchitis, all throst and lung trouble are ag I in const (’on*itie«, with a view anxiety. Coughs, colds and ri«aip, to and gravated and rendered more serious by which children are susceptihle and Oping mannfact wring industries. each fresh attack. Do not risk your quickly cured by its use. Il coun I life or tuke chei><‘eH when you have a aM teracts any tendency of a col I tn result cold. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy ! = Notice to Taxpayers. in pneumonia, and if given as soon a« will cure it liefore three diseases develop. | 0 the first symptom* of croup appettr, it Tins remedy contains no opium, mor- m oils tor the year of 1905 are mv bauds for oolieclk»ii. will prevent the miNck This remedy phtne or other harmful drug and has ! _ contains nothing injurious and mothers thirty years of reputation back of it, H honld l»e paid rf soon as pos YVe are Agent» for the New Century Farm Gate. itive the rebate. S. nd in tor give it pl little one* with a feel ¡ng of gaiiie perfect security. 8<»ld ai Ch-»s. I , lion. > _ temeii ts. Cl»»ugh’s D hijc Store. l St» »re. C. II Woolf’, Shoiiff. A » • t * c a s • a a. 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., LATIMER, BROS LEACH e, NOTICE TO THE pUBLIC The Red Front Shoe Has reduced prices on all his BOOTS and SHOES All my goods are first class, I will not be under sold by any other House in Till a mook City My Goods are all ’Warranted. All SaOES purchased of me will be RE PAIRED at REDUCED RATES. CALL and get BARGAINS. P. F BROWNE,Salesman NEW MEAT MARKET. A. H. BEATY PRIME BEEF, MUTTON PORK, VEAL AND SAUSAGE MEAT. Main Street, Tillamook. TRADE WITH KING & MILLS CO I Hardware, Tinware, Implements « and Sporting Goods When you Want a Cook Stove, Range or Heater we have exactly what you want. Our Prices are down low. We want your trade STORE : NEXT TO POST OFFICE Í ► k J