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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. MARCH 14 BOTTS It is stated that 9000 children die A ttorney - at -L aw . annually in New York city from the L egal A dvehtihmkstiî : poison of impure milk. The new food Complete set of Abstract Book, First Insei lion, per Ini«........... law deals with a large subject. If you contemplate llie purchase of anv Each Bubecipient insertion, line.... * * * Busiucsa and professional card», Cemetery Work, it is worth your while to in- in office. Taxes paid for nons In Hume of the big minstrel shows 1 month ................................... vesligate White Bronze, a material that makes dummies are introduce«! to increase the Homestead Notice»........................ Residents. tin only durable Monument, and surpasses Timber Claim».................... ........... numerical sire of Hie company. There Marble and Granite in tine, artistic finish. I cich I», per line each insertion ... is dlill a chance for Senator Tillman. Office opposite Post Office. Ilieplay advertisement, an inch, No moss growing, cracking or crumbling ; * * < Railroads Rates Getting Cheaper. Both phones. 1 month ................................. The world progresses a little. The cleaning or care required Berttr in every All Resolution» of Condolence In I iib minority report on the railroad African cannibals have quit eating iy than granite and less expensive. Leading Lodge Notn os. 5c. per line. rate law recently filed in the United missionaries and show signs of conver Card» of Thank», 5c. |*r line. COOPER Scientists endorse it as being practically indes. Notice», Lost, Strayed or Stolen, etc . States senate by Senator Elkina, ot West sion to an exclusive vegetal ian diet. tructible. Correspondence solicited. minimum rate, 25c. not exceedii g five Virginia, the senator makes the state * ☆ * line». ment that the average passenger rate de The entombed miner lost but halt A ttornky - at -L aw clined 16 14 per cent from 1870 to 1904 a pound in weight during his fifteen and that the decline in the average rate days’ imprisonment, and came out of it d|illiiinooh ^eabligljt. O regon . Tillamook, Oregon. T illamook , per mile pe< ton for freight during lite famous. Il is a rare instance of the Fred C. Baker. Publisher. same period was 58 71 per cent. The rest cure, though ¡the me» hod is nut net saving to the shipper averaged 11 09 likely to be popular. CARL HABERLACH, * * * The Argument for Uniform Divorce mills per ton mile. The passenger busi. ne«s of 1904 exceeded that of 1900 by An English piqier lefers to the fact Laws more Ilian 25 per cent, while the freight that the wealth of the United States is attorney - at - law , The need of a more uniform law reg increase was 13 26 per cent. Ttie in increasing ten times as fast as that of ulaling divorce in this country is plainly crease in the wages of employes from Great Britain, ami the editor then takes glcitterhcr ¿Abtwkat, Dealer in shown by Professor Felix Adler in the 1900 to 1904 was from an average of a crack at free trade. Chat may lie Woman’s Home Companion for March. Office across the street and north from $567 25 to |6! 0 80, blit on ing to the called close shooting. FRESH and CURED MEATS, Professor Adler shows how the notable * * * more efficient organization the labor the Post Office. conference assembled at Washington Nineteen thousand women are stock- contributed try Hie aveinge employe in LARD, HIDES, last February marks the turning of the the last-named year accomplished 23 per holdcis in the Penns) Ivama railroad, or tide in this country away from lhe ex WOOL, Etc. cent more in the movement of pa sim- 47 per vent of the whole number. The H. GOYNE, aggerated freedom, or license, of divorce gera ami 74 per cent more in the move- question of what constitutes a railroad which has so widely prevailed, and a re should be pursued until thoroughly un- ment of freight than in 1880. / City L turn to stricter views and to insistence . A ttorney - at . L aw . In a comparison with railroad rates derstood. "Clean and Wholesome,” our motto. i was co on more conservative practise. a * * abroad the report says that the figures By cutting out passes the railroads “ The Congress on Uniform Divorce show I hat the American railways figures Office : Opposite Court House, can do more in the way of diminishing Laws is socially significant, because it show that the American railways carry 3d. the lobby than all the governors and marks the turning of the tide in favor of freight for rates that average but 57 14 T illamook , O regon . stricter legislation on the subject of di per cent of the average charged in legislatures in the country. As a mat. ter of fact the lobbyist rarely gets any. vorce. Uniformity is aimed at, not for France, 62.30 per cent of that in Ger thing but a pass and a meal ticket. the sake of uniformity itself, but for the many, 6(1.82 per cent of that in Austria, ; W. SEVERANCE, sake of the greater protection of the 61.20 per cent of that in Hungary, about An eastern Jersey cattle association family, which such uniformity will fur 50 pel cent of that in Italy, and about is accused ot swindling a farmer by J. P. AUUEtl, Proprietor nish. It has been one of the favorite ar 90 per cent of that in European Russia. gumenta of the adversaries of popular Since 1890 American rates have declined selling him a cow a’ a three-)ear-old which proved to be full seven. Where- • A ttorney - at -L aw * , two an government that Democracy in the end 19.15 per cent. French rates 13.64 per upon the Rural New’ York remarks . court h< must lead to social as well as political per cent, Special Attention paid to Tourists. cent. German rates 8.96 T illamook O regon , Jia reto The most remarkable Jersey cow anarchy. The friends of popular Austrian rates 9.85 per cent and Hun- That ever yet was horn ; A First Class Table. Comfortable Beds and Accommodation [betono government, on the other band, have With three veatson her pedigree garian rates 10 14 per cent. hereaa, put their trust in what ma)’ be called the And seven \eaiaon her horn. H. UPON, Pli. G., M.D., >k Coan collective instinct of self-p'eaervation of * < * Divorce and the Child. ling a d Rhole Island's governor suggests the masses. ng Indir George Washington has been sur that The Congress is important and inter (ivertisii Professor Felix Adler offers an incon- P pysician and S urgeon . daily ai esting for another reason: It is an at trovertible argument in favor of the per passed both as a soldier and statesman. hereaa. tempt to shu e by moral suasion, by manency of marriage in the W oman ’ s That depends on the point of view as to will Office first door East of F. R. het being voluntary action on the part of the law- H ome C ompanion for March He holds i what constitirtts genius. If anybody making bodies of the different states, n that a permanent home is necessary to ever successfully bossed the job of start Colonel Beals’ office. eprewn certain minimum of uniformity In leg- insure the best development of the child, ing a bigger thing than the United Spruce and Cedar Shingles. >*. th«r lation, of which many have believed that because it needs both parents in order States, his name ought to be furnished f •illamoo it cun only be obtained by a national that it may grow in the best possible so that discussion may proceed. Cheese and Butter Boxes a specialty. wing sv T. BOALS, M.D., * * * law. The tendency to employ the short manner, physically, mentally and moral e chalk The agricultural colleges ol the country tjr in th cut method of national legislation in ly. The girt of the matter is that those Orders tor Lumber promptly attended to. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, apf matters hitherto left to the several states who have united to give life to a human are taking a lively interest in the "gaso fro* ‘b is visibly gaining headway among our being should stay united to cherish and line milkmaid," as the milking machine has been termed. She is in the same TILLAMOOK. people. Undoubtedly, if the difficulty develope that life. Dr. A Iler adds of amending the Constitution had not "I’he divorce movement of late ; years category with the fl) ing machine so far Office: Olson Building. stood in the way as an almost insur has had an alarming growth, not only as she remains fickle and unreliable. In Residence: Mrs. Walker’s. mountable obstacle, a national di voice in the United States, but in almost < every ventors arc busy, however, and parents law would long since have been enacted. civilized country ot the world, The of the next generation can regale their And this difficulty, in one way or an causes which have contributed to » this offsprir.g with thrilling recitals of milk HOMAS W. ROSS, imtmbr other, will surely be overcome, if the growth are numerous and complex, but ing by hand on the old farm. PROPRIETOR * i> fc method of voluntary agreement « Inch undoubtedly one of the inost. active has Ex-President Cleveland remarks in PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ¿üB this Congress has undertaken to apply been the spread of Democracy, or rather shill prove illuaory. There are ad of that individualistic view of lile of the course of a patriotic addr?ss, that ----------------- ■ & Pro vantages and disadvantages on the side which Democracy is the political expres the Fourth of July, •• has degenerated to . WooV a revel of senseless noise and danger Office r Opposite Post Office. , ClMlfej both of national and of stale authority in •ion. To day, as never before, llie indi ous explosion, which boars in its train matters of social legislation Many of vidual is asserting Ins claims to the full Residence : Allen House, Tillamook, Ore. Boiler Work, Logger’s Work and Heavy Forging us are strongly inclined to prefer the enjoyment of life’s opportunities; and far im re of mishap and accident than ner...... lessons of good citizenship or pride of slower method of working toward a while tins movement has hem productive Fine Machine Work a Specialty. >t Haa, country." Casualty list of late have R. BEALS, mok.g gradual approximation of standards of lasting benefits, it has also ft among the law« of (he several states been coupled with a wide-spread dispo been bo long H8 to suggest that the Nevertheless, certain social needs are sition to resist the pressure of social glorious Fourth might be the last REAL ESTATE, imperative; and if the states fail to obligations which inter fere, however at raw. * * 41 agree, the scruples dictated; bv regard necessarily, with individual liberty or F inancial A gent , Thomas A. Edison has reached his for the independent spheres of the dif happiness. The conjugal tic and the sixtieth year, and no man ever did more Tillamook, Oregon. ferent common wealths will have to give duties of paienthood springing from it in the same length of time. He is still way, and a way found to cut the hope- is of all human relations the one in rer- confident that hv his electrical inven leas tangle by means of the sword of pect to which the weight of social obli J2)R. P. J- SHARP, tions he will eventually drive the horse gation is most directly felt ; and it is at congressional action." out of business. Au increase of $335,- this point, therefore, that mutinous in 000.000 in the valuation of horses held RESIDENT DENTIST, ia lias dividualism has put forth its most deter Boera to Rnle Transvaal. in this country, as compared with one mined struggles. The conjugal relation year ago, seems to indicate no remark Office across the street from thtj^g The elections just held for the Hrat has a twofold aspect . It is a relation parliament in the Tranavanl under between the partners in marriage them able progress in Mr. Edison's "driving- Court House. IVe ran furnish all kinds of Wines, Whiskies, Brandies, British »way has resulted in a victory selves, and a relation to offspring A out’’ plans. It is a race between the Dr. Wise’s office. for the ttoera. The progressive». or characteristic feature of militant indivdu auto and the horse, and the horse still Gin and Rum at wholesale prices. ahead. Britiali party, won 21 of thè 69 aeala alism is that in the discussion of marri Send us your orders. We ship in plain rases and prepay freight. * * » in the chamber, while thè hot voik. or age, the former of these aspects preferen Senator Bailey will return to Washing SARCHET, Read over our price list and mail us your orders. Monev refunded if goods Dutch party, gained 87 seats. The rest tially emphasized, while the latter is ton like a giant refreshed with new are not satisfactory. All orders will lie tre-.ted strictly confidential. T . The Fashionable Tailor of the seats in the chamber will be j more or less thrown into the shade, wine for the verbal bit tie. of that recn. We ship all our goods C.0.D , or you can make remittance with your order.. held by 6 nationalists, 3 UltoriteK ami The right of married persons to obtain minuting atmosphere He will never lie WE OFFER AS FOLLOWS Cleaning, Pressing and Repair-^] 2 independent». All of these minor relief from a tie which is no longer pleas president, but the facility with which lie 12Ots. Gallon. groups are allied witii the het rolk on ing is considered from the point of view can call everybody a liar w ho incurs Ills ing a Specialty. 12 quarts Sheehan's Private Stock. Rye or Bourbon $8.00 $3.00 the main issues, which gives the Boer* of their own happiness , while the tights displeasures indicates that his vaulting 12 quarts Tillamook Rveanil Bourbon ....................... . 8 50 3.25 12 quarts Delaney's Malt Whiskev..................... ........... s majority of 23 in the chamber. . 8.00 3.00 of the children as affected by divorce are ambition is not abandoned. If Bailey is Store in Heins Photographic 12 quarts Gordon White Rie Whiskey........................... 8 00 3 00 There is a lug mixture of elements in treated with the most superficial atten not in training for the White House 12 quarts Old Gold Bourbon Whiskev ........................... . 7.50 2.75 Gallery. the parliament, lilt it is believed tliaf tion. why does lie indulge himself in the use 12 quarts Crescent Rye Whiskey .................................... . 7.50 2.75 legislation will Iw enacted which will 12 quarts Old Port Wine.................................................. " There is one other point to which, in of an epithet which nobody but the pres 3 50 1.25 12 quarts Old Sherrv Wine................................. ............. not be antagonized very strongly by conclusion, reference may be made; ident can use with impunity ’ For ordi- 3 50 1.25 J^OBERT A. MILLER 12 quarts Old Angelica Wine ........................................... 3.50 1.25 any group. The progressive» ar« the The attempt to amend the laws on nary men, use of the word "liar" is a 12 quarts Old Muscat Wine .............................................. 3 50 1.25 English speaking jiarty, and comprise the subject of divorce is helpful, inasmuch dangerous habit to fall into. Yet we 12 quarts Old Madeira Wine............................................ «3.50 1 25 A ttorney - at -L aw , the min« owners and a majority of the as it leads all those who are engaged in see Mr. Bailey, after taking the through 12 quarts Sweet Catawba Wine............................. ....... •4 50 1.75 12 quarts Sanduskv Port Wine........................................ merchants and the professional class. I thia interprise to realize the ultimate in course of training offered at Washington 4 50 1.75 Land Titles, Land Office Busi 12 quarts Old Tom Gin..................................................... 8 00 The laboritea, the nationalists and the adequateness ot nnv laws, however during the supplementary course of last 3.00 12 quarts French Cognac .................................................. uess and Mining Law. 9 00 3.50 independents are also F.iiglish-speah stringent, however wise, and to search summer, taking a post gradmite course '—■ ■ —— 12 quarts California Grape Brandy ............................... 8 00 3.00 ing people, moat of them being British for a deeper remedy than any which ill Texas.—American Farmer. 12 quarts Stanford 3A Rye............................................... PORTLAND, OREGON. 11.00 4.00 colonist», but they unite with the Dutch legislation can supply.” 12 quarts Rainier 3A Bourbon ........................................ 11 00 a « « 4.00 Room, 306 Commercial Building. 12 quarts Monogram O. P. S. Rje or Bourbon ..... . on the larger issusa. Most of the Dutch 1 2 00 5.00 The auto milk wagon has arrived. 12 quarts Rock and Rye .................................................. 6 00 Do Not Crowd the Season. 2 25 party, or het vnik, are i ng aged in farm Thiverton, Rhode Island, reports an en 12 quarts Peach ami Honey .......................................... 6 00 2 25 ing. as they were before the war of i The first warm days of spring bring terprising dealer who has been deliver 12 quarts Milhiew Whiskey, bottled in bond .............. 10.00 3.50 Did You Ever Try with them a desire to get out and enjoy 1899-1909. ing nnlk and cream in that vicinity for Remember, we refund you vour money and repav freight both wavs i if good» the exhthratmg air »nd sunshine Premier Campbell Bannerman is de Children that have been housed up all several months, by removing that part are not satislavtory. We _____________ are exclusive wholesale dealers and sell our goods i Mt HARRIS’S NEW FEED nounced by the lories in England for winter and brought out and you wonder of the machine culled the ' tonneau" and wholesale prices. Nothing but the best. wheie they all came from. The heavy giving to the Transvaal the sort of fitting tn a body suitable to eery milk LIVERY BARN Address all Orders to home rule w liicli has put the fkwra in winter clothing is thrown »aide and cans and bottles It is facetiously sug many shed tlieir tUum-h. Then a eoki control, Iwit as they comprise s large wave cornea and people sav that grip is gested. that this daryman. with the If not, give him a calL majority of the |»ipulation, theprvmier epidemic. Colds at thia season are even usual Yankee enterprises, will soon lie j Everything first-class. Se could not deviae any sort of a fair umre dangerous than in mid winter, as driving his auto home to use its power , acheme of representative government I there is much more danger of pneumonia. in running a milking machine, a separa j block South of P O. Take t hambvtlain's tough Rented«, which would have prevented them from ' however, and you will have nothing io tor and a milk bottler. Killing two Wholesale Liquor Dealers. getting into lhe ascendant. As all ele fear. It always cure, and we have birds with one stone is a favorite device i 51 Front Street, Portland, Ore. W. G HARRIS, Ptop. ments of the population want prosper | never known a cold Io result in pnru of progressive people, and autos cancer, We assort cases, it desired ; you can take ns many bottles of any kind as you wish monia when it was used. It ■■ pleasant Hy, no harmful legislation against any ! tainlv lie put to better use than merely J and safe to take. Children like it. For important Interest la likely to lie at. ' sale by Cloueh's l>rug Store. to tnle in tor recreation If they can be tempted. Gold mining 1« by f»r the made to double teams, as suggested biggest single concern in lhe colony Rates, $1 Per day III • spviili ill the senate Saturday above, there is no reason why they Centrally boosted It amounted to fl 19,000.0)0 ij , the, Tillman of Smith Cniolina referred to should not in time Itecome popular on calendar year Ilk*, and will reach t'w deiies'taUc parly in the northern farms instead, as now. objects of aver sion They should prove especially SHAVING, HAIR CUTTT • llO.Oim ihhi for I9U7. acvonling Io the »t.ite» a. "a shining example ■>! wrrd handy about dairies, where so many pVMMt outksik. Gen. Buha. lhe laat ! Iwliticians -dirty. In* creatures.'' The things can I* done with baht power M H. URRSEN, Proprietor. SHAMPOOING, ETC of lhe R.<er warriors to l<e " rn on ihunxrat* u 11« uulth mil consider "•echini a, which ordinarily add to the TILLAMOOK, OREGON drudgery and hard labor of the hand- atructed, is put at the head of th i the source. cetric Baths nicely fitted up.OvvJ worket s. The Best Hotel in the city, Ho Chine»« Employed. p -rsons sufferiug with i brumali« * Advertising Rate» ministry under the new dispensation, but peace is the true interest of Boers as well as British hereafter. As the Boers, under the new constitution, get many of the things for which they fought, they have a special incentive to accept the situation —Globe Demo crat. _______ _ White Bronze Monuments W.“- C. E. REYNOLDS, Agent, M. F. LEACH, The Best Hotel. THE ALLEN HOUSE, Headquarters for Travelling Men. Fir and Spruce Lumber. TILLAMOOK LUMBER. COffiP/W- 1 r s Tillamook Iron Works T 3 A. K. CASE, General Machinists & Blacksmiths TILLAMOOK, OREGON. MAIL ORDER LIQUOR BUSINESS. Buy your Liquors from the Wholesale House Direct. We Want Your Business. M.JACOB & CO LARSEN HOUSE, *---------- li i« K LATIMER BROS, im» ui nummi
