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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, DECEMBER 13, 1Ô06
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS
Comic Post Cards
In colors, they are all the rage now,
send them to your friends, catchy sub­
jects. 12 different, 27 cents prepaid. Send
25 cents coin and 2 cent stamp. Order
Say, boys, there’s a lot of pretty school today and get in the swim.—Rickerall
Charms, Lioekets, Breast Pins, ete.
marms in town U here’s John ?
Post Card Co , P. 0. Box 53, Rickerall,
Ltadies’ and Cent.’s Gold Watehes.
I have a fine assortment of Charms, Lockets, Breast
The Special Dairy Course at the Ore­ Polk Co , Oregon.
Nothing is more appreciated than a Gold Watch for
gon Agricultural College will take place
Rins, etc., artistic in designs. You ought to see '.hem
a Christinas or New’ Year’s present. I have a fine
on Jan. 8, and continue until Feb. 15.
for
they are just the thing if you want something nice.’
St. Alphonsus Academy.
assortment of gold watches that I can recommend and
This is acourseevery young man who
The Academy pupil« will give an en­
guarantee.
Call
in
and
see
them.
Silvercuare and Cut Glass.
intends to engage in the dairy business
tertainment Saturday evening, Decem­
ought to avail himself of. The course is
A pretty assortment of Silverware and Cut Glass can
Liadies*
and
Gent.
’
s
Gold
Chains
and
Rings.
ber 22nd
designed to familiarize students with the
be feundat my store, which include Silver Breakfast
One of the most pleasing features will
Mv
stock
contains
some
pretty,
artistic
designs
in
modern forms of dairy apparatus, and
and Tea Services, Cruets, Cake Dishes, Knives and
be the lieautiful cantata, “Dorothy’»
Ladies’ and Gent.’s Gold Chains and Rings which
teach the underlying principles of the
Forks, Spoons, etc., which make useful presents ■
D’eam.*’ As many have heard of the
were
specially
selected
for
Christinas
and
New
Year
’
s
production, care, and manufacture of
also
Cut Glass of elegant designs.
pretty Columbine Drill, but have not
presents. Chains and Rings at all prices.
milk into butter and cheese. Both the
seen it, the girls will be pleased to play
how and the why will be the aim of the
it again for their many friends. When
instructors, and it is the intention that
CUill be glad to shorn you my Good. Gall in and see them before buying elsemhere.
you come do not go too near “ Ohl
the ideas set forth will be applicable to
Testy’’ for he is quite excitable. There
the farm dairy as well as the larger
will be a number of doctors present to
creamery or cheese factory.
attend if any “ side splits ’’ are caused
An item of news which may be of in­ by the laughter at comic “Handy Andy.”
terest to some persons in Tillamook was Surely no one can afford to miss the
handed us for publication, which took grand baby »how. Santa Claus will not
place at Ferndale, Cal., last September. fail to appear in due time, to »trip the
A New Y< rk man lelt $20,000 to lie |
Richard Perry, 19 years old. shot and Christmas tree.
“ True Americanism
TEACHERS' GATHERED FOR
pnid to his wife when site marries again
probably fatally wounded his step-father
Bread and butter is the proper food
Do not forget to tell your friends
ANNUAL SESSION.
True American ism is this .}
That’« the kind of man the women have for muscular work, according to an
whose name is Cavanaugh, at their
about it.
To believe that the unalienable rights been waiting for ever since civilization English physician. The perfect diet for
home at Ferndale. Perry fired five shots
Tickets may be gotten at Mr. Ch ugh’». Great Enthusiasm Shown—Indi
with a revolver, three of which took
cations Point to Most Success­ of man to life, liberty and the pursuit of began and tins is the first time lie lias those who are neither faddists nor teeto­
happiness are given by God
effect. Cavanaugh, who is a teamster,
shown up Many men have left for­ talers is announced as eight ounces of
ful Meeting—An Interesting
Academy Snap Shots
To believe that any form of power tunes to their wives on condition that cooked meat, twenty-four ounces of
has been in the habit, when intoxicated,
Program.
that tramples on these rights is unjust.
of beating his wife and children. Last
they remained widows, blit never to bread, eight ounces of potatoes, two
The Academy and Public school boys
The Tillamook County Teachers’ In
Tobelive that taxation without repre­ encourage them to remarry. Now start ounces of cheese, two ounces otbaua
night he came home in that condition had a game of football last Sunday
stitute met yesterday at nine o’clock in sentation is tyranny, that government,
and threw the baby toward the ceiling. afternoon at the race track. The aca­
n guessing contest as to how long it one ounce of butter, half a pint of milk
the Circuit Court room of the new Court­ must rest upon the consent of the gov­
When his wife interfered he attempted demy boys were beaten, but the public
willjie before tile newly rnnt’.e widdow ind one pint of beer a day. Green fruits
house with 60 teachers present. After erned and that the people should choose
to strike her, and when her son defend, school has nothing to crow about, be­
puts herself in shape to claim the $20,000 a redesirable additions to any diet.
organization, section work was at once their own rulers.
ed her, slashed the young man’s arm cause the game wasn’t won by fair play.
legacy.
To believe that freedom must l>e safe­
with a razor. Perry secured a revolver Th- public school will have • another taken up, the primary division holding
and fired over Cavanaugh’s head to chance to try their luck in the near its session in ths court-room and the ad­ guarded by law and order, and that the
vanced division meeting in the jury­ end of freedom is fair play for all.
frighten him, but when Cavanaugh con­ future, and if they want to do some
room adjoining.
To believe not in a forced equality of
tinued his attack shot him twice in the more cheating they may win, but other­
Yesterday’s Session
conditions and estates, but in n true
breast and once in the arm. There is wise it would be doubtful. Our captain
In the advanced division Mr. Traver equalization of burdens, privileges and
little hope of Cavanaugh's recovery. wanted to have a forcible argument
Richard Perry is a step grandson of with the referee before he left the grounds gave a very interesting talk on language, opportunities.
lie said ; “ During the last three years
Richard Mann, who lived here some but he went off.
To believe that the selfish interests of
emphasis should be placed on co.11 posi­
few years ago, as did also Cavanaugh,
persons, classes and sections must be sub­
The pupils are practising for another tion.
The essentials of composition
who worked 1.1 the saw mill and did intcrlainment to be given Saturday
ordinated to the welfare of the common
work are :
some draying
wealth.
evening, Dee. 22.
1. —Subject matter.
To believe that union is as much a hu­
Mr. Stephen Tillotson, died ar his
The fences that were blown down by
2. —Outline.
man necessity as libel ty is a divine gift
3. —Research for knowledge.
home east of this city early on Wednes- the strong wind we had Thursday night
To believe that a free slate should
4. -—Sentence structure, which forms
day morning. The pievious evening he are being repaired.
offer an asylum to the oppressed and an
the basis of all language work.
was apparently in his usual good health,
Ralph Burns bad the misfortune to
example of virtue, sobriety and fair deal­
5. —Correction.
when his wife went to bed. and as he stick his foot through the window pane,
ing to all nations.
6. —Time and method.
failed to conn* to bed later she became last week in trying to he accommodating
To believe that for the existence and
Things to talk about in Oregon are :
alarmed, and finding he was not in the to the twins.
1 —Wheat raising, plowing, etc. Why! perpetuity of such a slate a man should
be willing to give his whole service, in
2 —Hopraising.
house, went outside, and near the wood
How’s This?
3. —Fruit raising, spraying, budding, property, m labor and in life.—Henry
shed found her husband unconsious and
V
an Dyke,.
We offer One Hundred Dollais Reward for g’ailing, etc. How and why ?
bleeding from the nose.
Having ob­
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
4. —Dairying.
tained assistance he was taken to the Hiiil'H Catarrh Cure.
5. —Stock raising.
F. J. < IIFNEY Ke CO., Toledo. O.
Tfic Best Guaranty of Merit
Healthful
from
house, where he died early next morn,
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
In the primary division Mr. Rice in
Cheney
for
the
last
15
years,
and
believe
him
ing, having never regained conscious­ perfectly honuiuble in all biisin<>s traiis- discussing the subject of members, said,
Is Open Publicity.
is
active
ness. The cause of death was the break, iirlions mid financially able to carry out any 111 introducing qualification similar
Every bottle of Dr. I’lorce's world-
obligations mad 4 by their firm.
of
pound
Baking
famed medicines leaving the great labo­
ing of a blood vessel in the lungs. The
V aluing , R innan K l
M arvin .
methods are used in pievious work, ratory at Buffalo, N. Y., has printed
Wholesale Duggistff, Toleldo, O.
Powder.
deceased was born nt Harford, Tompt­
something definite being required at upon Its wrapper rdl the ingredients
Hall's Catarrh Cine is taken internally, act
kins county, New York, on the 15th ing directly upon the blood and mucous snt- each step. First give a problem, have entering into its composition. This fact
lacos of the system. Testimonials sent free.
alone places Dr. Pierce’s Family Medi­
is
Baking
September, 182(1. being 80 years of age. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. the pupils perform the movements with cines in a chisKitll by tticinsclve». They
l
ake
Hall
s
Family
Pills
for
constipation.
carnet
be
classed
with
patent
or
secret
renders
food
for
fine
lie was the third child of a family of
objects their counters, add at first. Then
meuiclnos because they are neither. This
ten children, six lx»)» and four girls, of
lead them to st*e the shorter forms, is why so many unprejudiced physicians
and
EOULDER CREEK.
whom but two survive him, Jerome
prescribe th«;in
them and
ano recommend them to
to,!
always compel the child to perform the preseril*.
-
*
^riizntr
thoir patients.
They lznnw
know x»laa>
what they |
Tillotson, of New York stair, and Mrs.
Master Waller Bacon, a grandson of movement before seeing or writing the are composed of. and that the Ingredients
No alum, no phosphate—which are the
Maranda Martin, of Salem, Ore. lie Mrs. S. Tompkins, who has been staying written form, returning to the objects, are those endorsed by the most eminent
principal
elements of the so-called cheap
leaves a wife
and daughter, Mrs. with her since last spring, left Beaver if any difficulty is met, compel the use medical authorities.
The further fact that neither Dr.
baking
powders
and which are derived
Mary N. Williams, of Tillamook, ami <>n the stage Friday morning enroute for of counters until operations are perfectly Tierce’s Golden Medical Discovery, the
ftre.it
stomach
tonic,
liver
mvigorator,
one son, J. W. Tillotson, of Oakland, his home at Forest Grove.
from
bones,
rock
and sulphuric acid.
familiar, them imagine the use to pre­
leart regulator and blood purifier, nor his
('al. He came to Oregon in June, 1867
C. A. Smith went to Cloverdale last pare for abstract work.
"Favorite Prescription* for weak, over­
worked, broken-down, nervous women,
loc ating in Polk County, and came to Thursday, and so was caught in the had
Last evening the visiting teachers contains
anv alcohol, also entitles them
Tillamook in 1870. lie spent eight years wind storm which visited the Neslucca were entertained at a reception given by to a place all by themselves.
■~'*l CAKING POWDER CO.. NEW V">PK.
in Marion county and six years in Valley that day.
Many
years
ago. Dr. Pierce discovered
the teachsrs and pupils of the Tillamook
that chemically pure glycerine, of proper
Florida. The remains were buried to­
A party of hunters from near Tilla­ High School. The evening was thoro­ strength, is a lictter solvent and preserv­ I
day (Thursday), the funeral service mook were out in the hills near here last ughly enjoyed by all. The Tillamook ative of tho medicinal principles resid­
living in the M E. church, conducted by week after bear and deer. We under­ orchestra rendered several selections that ing in our Indigenous, or native, medi­
cinal plants than Is alcohol; and, further­
Rev. 1). L. Shrode, the pastor, and the stand that they did not go home empty were enthusiastically received. Misses more, that it possesses valuable medicinal
projicrties of its own, being demulcent,
burial in the A .0.0. I*. cemetery. The handed.
McNair and Alderman ol the senior class nutritive, antiseptic, and a most efficient
deceased was a man who was highly
Several men of the neighborhood are each sang solos. Prof. Rutherford made antiferment.
Neither of tho above medicines con­
respected.
taking out the large slide that came an address of welcome and extended the
tains alcohol, or anv harmful, habit­
down on the Dye grade last week. This hospitality* of the citv and of the High forming drug, as will be sebn from a
Our Big Stock of Christmas is the second time this grade has been School to the teachers Refreshments fiance at the formula printed on each
Has just received a fine
bot tle wrapper. They are safo to use and
Goods will be on display next blocked in the last month.
were served bv the High School girls.
potent to cure.
stock
of Boot and Shoes
Not only do physicians prescribe tho
Rev A. M. Ginn, of Beaver, preached
Two splendid features of this mording’s
Monday
C. A Patzlaf.
above, non-socret medicines largely, but
direct
from
the factory.
at Boulder (.’reek school house last Sun­ session were the talks given by Mr. tho most intelligent people employ them
day.
—
people
n
ho
would
not
think
of
using
Q : MWhy do children »quint ?”
Rutherford in the advanced division, the
I have now in stock a No.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Kinnaman went those given in the general session by Mr. the ordinary patent, or secret medicines.
A : “This is natures method of giving
Every ingredient entering into the com­
one Logger Shoe made out
relief; as by squinting the eye is relieved to Tillamook last week and when return­ Alderman, of Yamhill County. Mr. position of Dr. Pierce’s medicines has
strongest kind of an ‘endorsement
from strain. Proper glasses will often ing were stopped by the slide, so they Rutherford’s talk was concerning school the
of the best French kip. F°r
from leading medical writers of tho
were compelled to leave their buggy and libraries and their proper use, and Mr
make the squint unnecessary.”
several schools of practice. No other
service
and fit cannot bo
medicines
put
np
for
like
purposes
has
(J. : “Why should children have bend­ proceed on horse back.
Alderman’s address was on the school any such profc^uinal endorsement.
aches caused by the eves ?’’
John Kumm was again a Sunday and home.
beat,
and
also Farmer S
Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets cure con­
A.: “Eve hind ache is what is called a caller ill our neighborhood last Sunday
stipation. Constipation is the cause of
Sessions
will
continue
until
Saturday
Work
Shoes
of the best
reflex pain caused by straining the eyes.
many diseases. Cure the cause and you
This pain mav be over the eves or King of All Cough Medicines- afternoon, This evening Mr. Traver is cure the Jis. ase. One "Pellet" is a geutia
quality.
laxative, and two a mild cathartic. Drug­
through the temples. The remedy is the
Mr. E. (I. Case, a mail cairier of Can to give a lecture at the Court House
gists sell them, and nothing is "Just as
wealing of proper titled glasses.'*
ton Center. Conn., w ho hss been in the his subject being “Bovs or Bricks.’’
Splendid assortment of
good.” Easy to take as candy.
Examinations Erec.
U.S. Service lor about sixteen years,
Patrons and School Officers meeting.
D h . H enry M orris .
Boy’s and Youth s Hifh
says : “ We have tried many cough
Saturday al 10 o’clock a meeting will
medicines for croup, but Chamberlain's
Top
Winter Shoes and
be
held
of
patrons
and
school
officers,
the
Cough Remedy is king of all and one to
r^ar- - Tn. <r^K «X*«
M <“*< rn» .^jr
be relied upon every time. We also find program will be as follows;
Ladies
’ foot wear.
it the best remedy for coughs and colds, “\V hat Constitutes a Good School.”
giving certain results and leaving no
George B. Lamb, ex County Supt.
SEWING MACHINE.
bad aftereffects. We are never without
I have now in stock the bestquality of Ladies’ Shoes. A strong
A. M. Ginn, Clerk, District No. <8
it in the house." For sale by Chas
ROLLER BEARING.
. Clough's Drug Store.
G. A Walker, Teacher, District No. 39.
high class line of well made, correct in style, fit and finish in the
HIGH GRADE.
“How to Secure the Best Teaching Ser.
line, is made from the best selected leathers. No pasteboard
Arrivals at Allen House.
vice.”
counters.
Saturday.—D P. Clark. Hay City.
Chas. H. Jones, Editor, Salem.
It is always flattering
T. H. Goyne, Director, District No. 11.
.Sunday.—C. D. Gabrerisen, Saleiu.
My 30 years’ practical experience gives me the advantage
to a store to have many
Monday.—B. F. Blaster and wife, “The Consolidation of School«».”
L R Alderman, Supt. Yamhill Schools.
selecting
a stock of Boots and Shoes suitable for the Tilla««*
N.Y. ;C. Austin, Netarts.
regular customers. Peo­
W. W. Wilev, County Superintendent.
Tuesday.—Cltss. H. Jones. Salem; “A Well Equipped School.’’
ple who come again and
trade.
Anna A. Tohl. Hebo; Effie A. Holt.
L. R. Traver, Supt., Pendleton Selmoto.
again must have confi­
O A. Loinmen, Clerk, District. No 28
My Misses and Children School Shoes are the best in
Hemlock; Gollfred I.olirli, Bskethen:
dence.
W. II. Leach, Director, District No. 1.
Madge Thomas. (Me Grice, F. M. Frank
market
for the price. The public is cordially invited to exa®iR*
“Proposed School Legislation.”
A large percentage of
lin, Oretown; Scphir Nordhausen, Ne
W. W. Wilev, County Superintendent
our business comes from
my good and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
halem; Wiu. Campbell, Bay City.
H. T. Botts, Director, District No. 9
regular customers who
Wednesday,—Smith B. Holt, Nehalem;
All persons interested in education nre
CHARGE for Sewing Rips, nor Nailing Sole* on Shoa* Pi»r«h*irf
trade here year in and
L. R. Traver. Portland. I,. R. Aiderman. urgently requested bv Supt. Wiley to
SHOE HOUSE.
year out. They know
McMinnville; T. A McDougall and wife be present on that day.
and friend, F. E Bornemann, Bay City;
our methods are right
Croup.
and that they will always * G. 8 Allen, Fisher, Wash; V. B. Goin,
Not a minute should la* lost w hen a
be used as we would like ? llebo.
«1
■■■ii
child shows .«y tnptotns of croup. Cham-
to be were we the buyer ’• No Opium in Chamberlain's berlain's Cough Remedy given as nxin
by buying this
as the chdd la*comes hoarse, or even
Cough Remedy.
instead of seller. Why
reliable, honest,
i There is not the least danger in giving •her the crounv cough appears, will pre­
not make this your reg­
Chaudierlain • Cough Remedy to »mall vent tin* attack. It never fail*, ai d in
high grade sew­
children
as
it
contains
no
opium
or
other
pleasant
and
safe
to
take.
For
sale
by
ular trading place for
ing machine.
harmful drug.
It has .in established Chas. 1. Clough's Drug Store.
drugs and medicines.
reputation of mor* than thirty years as
STRONGEST
GUARANTEE.
the nrnat successful medicine in m* for
■
.II,.,
The patrons of what are called
Repairs (inns, Locks, Tvprwrilers, Keys, Bicycle»
colds, croup and whooping cangli. It ' barrel hous»s" in citiea may ba able
National Sawing Machine Co
Sewing Machines. Makes a Specially of PlumbiK-
always cur*a an<l is pleasant to take.
*•»
(THE RELIABLE DRUGGIST )
Children like it.
Sold by Chas. I. to drink detiaturised alcohol. O ci urw
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
Repair
it will kill \m but so docs the other.
iSí''ii*«ASÍ’ I Ootigli'« Dm» Store.
Our Big Stock of Christmas
Goods will be on display next
Monday.
C. A. Prtzlaf.
’XMAS AND NEW YEAR’S NOVELTIES.
CO TO JENKINS FOR PRESENTS
K ovíii ,
üakin^
Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
cream of tartar, derived solely
grapes, refined to absolute purity,
the
principle
every
of Royal
Hence it
that Royal
the
remarkable both
flavor
healthfulness.
Powder
its
THE RED FRONT SHOE
?%
A Store With
REGULAR
CUSTOMERS
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P. F. BROWNE, Salesman
CLOUGH
Ji
S ewe
Money
FACTORY AT BELVIDERE. aj_
Shop, Opposite Jllex. McNair
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