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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. MARCH 21 9G7 i Advertising Rates. L egal A dvertifmemts : 10 First Inflection, per ime............... ♦ 5 E u h Hul>eequent insertion, line.... BubineHH and professional card», 1 month ......... . ........................ 1 00 Homeetead Notices........................ 5 00 Timber Claims................................ 10 1 OO 5 L’icalfl, per line euch insertion . .. Display advertisement, an inch, 50 1 month ................................... All R»>uluti«»ns of Condolence and Ixjdge Notices, 5c. per line. Carda of Thankfl, 5c. per line. Notice«. Lost, Strayed or Stolen, etc.. minimum rate, 25c. nut exceedii g five linen. (£iie V C~illaiiiooh ^tabiig^I. Sr Fruii (' Huker. Pubiither The Government Must Govern. Probably there is something more than a mere flourish in the report that the president and other members of the government are to be active during the recess of congress in strengthening the hands of the national authority, so far as it can he done under existing law’ and in shaping policies iu the same di rection, which the president will urge on congress in his message at the opening of that body. Recent developments show the people that further work along that line may be needed. Sa>s Representative Hepburn, the chairman of the house committee on interstate commerce: "The revelations in the ex amination ot Mr. Harriman show that we did not go far enough in our railway rate regulation act. We must amend th.it law next winter so as to curb the dangerous activities of some of these railway chiefs.” Says another republi can congressman : “Messis. Frick and llariitraii, in the Reading railway deal, in which Flick is reported to have made many millions oi dollars, are making more socialists and anarchists in a dav than all the paid propagandists of those lollies could do in a year.’’ Here are abuses which the law must curb, and the only sort of law which can deal with them is the law of the nation. State rights talk in this connection is irrelevant. The national government is not assailing anv light of a state which the state owns and uses. On the border line between the authority of the states ami that of the nation there are many powers which can be used hv cither, and sometimes, though in very laic instances, th^v are employed by both. The power which will have to be wielded to prevent the county from coming iti’o subjection to some one or half a dozen magnates like Harriman can be wit-hied only by the national government. The railroad Napoleon laughs at state enactments and at the iulmiiiatioiis oi state executives. He thinks that he is bigger than any state. Nor has he become altogether convin ced yet that in a light between him and the national government iie would be outclassed. The government is ar rung ing to bling this’ matter ¿of the relative strength of Harriman and the federal uuthoiitv to a teat in the lederai courts. Mr. Harriman's operations arc furnishing not only an incentive for making this test just as quickly as a ii case can be shaped against him. Imt they are Imuishing the points on w Ili. li it can be shaped. And it will undoubt- edly come early enough to show the president and congress, at the opening oi that body next December, whether any additional legislation will be needed, and whether, if needed it would be better to add it to the Sherman act of 1890, the Likins law of 190.3, or the Hepburn l.i w ol 1906. or to put it into a distinct measure, li aim'd out of the new and breaking new ground —Globe Democrat 4 1 The Famine in Russia r I outside help, lie says that in most of the villages free kitchens have been es tablished where the destitute peasants can get a howl of hot soup and a piece of black bread once every twenty-foul hours.* Eight dollars will keep an adult alive until the uext liaivest, and f j will help a child. The famine conditions were brought about by the failure of the crops be cause of a terrible drought last year, no rain falling over a wide area for a period of three months. The destruction of the grass Hn,l grain crops of course caused a heavy fatality among the horses and cattle, of which it is estimated that fully 75 per cent will die before spring. Wall streets are learning that its up's down*« an<l methods are not the basis of prosperity in the United Slates. * * * Mr. Cleveland’s latest prase is “sin uosity of explanation.” For every day purposes “Wriggling” will continue to du good service. * x> t Mr. Harriman says he would build the P. n una can-d it hr had the chance. But there is no proof that it could be dune by the hydraulic system. I * ☆ * California should reflect that the United Stales has a constitutional right to make treaties, and that they wcu'd not he worth making if nut respected. # * * Mr. Bryan’s paper is ringing the change) on the two billion-dullar con gress. Why not add that from start to finish it was also a surpluss congress? ft * * The Russian duma opened with the usual amount of rioting. It is entirely too early, ol course, to expect a depart ure from precedent on the part oi the revolutionists ft * * Brazill has ordered a battle ship of the Dreadnought pattern. ¡Some oi these days a leviathan sb big will be produced chat the world will call it a joke and let it go at that. * * * Railroad freight rates have been re- duct'd 15 per cent in Iowa and Kansas. The saving may help the producer and dealer, but it is sale to say that none ol it will never reach the consumer. * * * Times I ihs a great habit of evening things up. Should Mr. Roosevelt bap pen to land in the senate he will have an opportunity to tackel some ot Senator iillman's pet measures with a forked sties. * 4 * A Tammany leader says of a candi date: “I give him credit lot being Sill- care, but he’s the very fast man to put at the head ol the police force.” It h as been a long tune since I'aminaiiy had any use lor a quality like that. * * * Canada has enacted some Sunday blue laws, but omits the proyince ol Ouebec on account ol its French customs and tastes. The dominion ought to ex plain H it lavurs as well as practices local option in a question of this nature * * ft The account ol each day's rioting and bomb tinowing in the streets ot St. Feleisburg invariably ends with the statement that “order was finally re stored.” 1 he question that perplexes the public is. when will order ue per manently restarted ? * * W The bottom of Lake Superior is 738 feet below sea level, of Lake Michigan 283 feet, and of Lake Ontario 491 feet talk of depleting the lakes by ship canals is not likely to be heard except Irom those who want to block water way unproven.ent in the Mississippi valley. * * * A Wisconsin man proposes to go to the north pule in a balloon and return inside a week. It he can do this just before the international balloon races in St. Louis he will be the star of the occasion, unless the teat can be surpass ed. which is not impossible in such a tournament. * ft ft An Iowa paper figures that the corn stalk crop in that state can be worked up into 1,844.(MX),(MH) gallons of ah oho’, or inoie than enough to supply all Iowa with power, light and heat. If the great expectations about denatured alcohol are realized the big brown jug will bring forth more wonders than Aladdin's lamp.____________ White Bronze Monuments. Do Yon Open Your Mouth ' Llkn a young bird and gulp down what ever food or medicine may be offered you ? Or, do you •• ant to know something uf the composition and character of that which you take into your stomach whether as food or medicine ? Most intelligent and sensible people now a days insist on knowing what they employ whether m fuvid as medicine. Dr. Pierce believes they have a perfect right to Insist upon such knowledge. So he publishes.*ftcfi£^ica8t and on each bottle* wr ?r. wha ines are made of ►r. si This he feels he can w ord to do because the mors lhelngrcdient» oywhlch his medicine» »re mad»- are stii'dled and understood the more will llielr superior curative vlrjuei ta- aOttrét-ratâC For the cure of woman's peeullsr weak nesses. Irregularities and derangements, giving rise to frequent headaches, back ache. dragging-down pain or distress In lower abdominal or pelvic region, accom panied, ofttlmes, with a debilitating, pelvic, catarrhal drain and kindred symp toms of weakness. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Is a most efficient rem-dy. It is equally effective In curing painful periods. In giving strength to nursing mothers and In preparing the system of the expectant mother for baby’s coming, thus rendering childbirth safe and com paratively painless. The "Favorite Pre script! >n " Is a most potent, strengthening tonic to the general system and to the organs distinctly feminine in particular. It is also a soothing and invigorating nervine and cures nervous exhaustion, nervous prostration, neuralgia, hysteria, spasms, chorea or St Vitus s dance, and other distressing nervous symptoms av tendant upon functional and organic dis eases of the distinctly feminine organs. A host of medical authorities ol all ths several schools of practice, recommend each of the several Ingredients of which "Favorite Prescription" Is made for the cure of the diseases for which itisclalmed to lie a cure You may read what they say /or yoitrnelf by sending a postal card request for a free booklet of extracts from the leading authorities, to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel and Surgical In stitute. Buffalo. N. Y . and it will come to you by return post. «“ Rheumatic Pains Relieved. Chainlrerlain'R Pain Bahn relieves rheumatic pains and makes sleep and rest possible, which is alone worth many timee its cost. B F. Crocker. Esq., now 84 years of age. and for twenty years Justice of the Peace at Martinsburg, Iowa, says : “ 1 am terribly afflicted with sciatic rheumatism in mv left arm and right hip I havem^d three bottles of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm and it did me lots of good.” For sale by Clough’s Drug .Store. Gove’s Independent Church TO THE EDITOR TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. ou contemplate »be purchase of any Cemetery Work, it is worth your w hile to in- vestigate White Bronze, a material that makes ■ he only durable Monument, and surpasses Marble und Granite in line, artistic finish. No moss growing, cracking or crumbling ; no cleaning or care required. Better in every way thau granite and lesa expensite. Leading Scientists endorse it as being practically mdes truclible. Correspondence solicited. C. E. REYNOLDS, Agent, T. BOTTS, • A ttorney - at -L aw . Complete set of Abstract in office. Taxes paid for Residents. Office opposite Post Office Both phones. • IL cooper , A ttorney - at -L aw , T illamook , Tillamook, OFegon. O rei CARL HABERLACH, M. F. LEACH, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Dcittecltir ¿tbuohat, Dealer in FRESH and CURED MEATS, LARD, HIDES, WOOL, Etc Office across the street and north ft the Post Office. H. GOYNE, A ttornf . y - at .L aw . "Clean and Wholesome,” our motto. Office : Opposite Court Hi The Best Hotel T illamook , O regon , THE ALLEN HOUSE, W. SEVERANCE, J. P. RULEN. Proprietor A ttorney - at -L aw , Headquarters for Travelling Men. Special Attention paid to Tourists. A First Class Table. Comfortable Beds and Accommodation T illamook O regon . H. UPON, Ph. G., M.: Fir and Spruce Lumber. PPYSICIAN AND SCRGEOlt Office first door East of F. Baals’ office. Spruce and Cedar Shingles. Cheese and Butter Boxes a specialty. A man is known by I ih God, a woman T. BOALS, M.D., by her liusbm I. We form our ideas of God through reading of the Gcd of Orders for Lumber promptly attended to. PHYSICIAN & SURGE! Creation of the Son of God and of I he Holy Ghost. TILLAMOOK We read that the demands of Go, Office: Olson Building. were satisfied by the Son of God in ou. stead, and that the Holy Ghost is re- Residence: Mrs. Walker's. sponsible for our guidance. The Jewi.l synagogue pointed to the living God ilirough the priestlioid The Christiai -"JAIIOMAS W. ROSS, church to the son of God through th. PROP2IETOK ministry. W hat we net d is achuicl- PHYSICIAN & SURGE' that points to the Holy Ghost, as w< have nothing to do with the command meats of God, or the precepts ol Jesu- Office : Opposite Post Offl«. Clirist. We are living in the dispense Residence : Allen House, Tillamook. sation of the Holy Ghost. Christ san Boiler Work, Logger's Work und Heavy Forging. that it was necessary for him to go away Fine Machine Work a Specialty. j F. R. BEALS, that the Spirit might fulfil its office Just as the Jewish synagogue stood as a monument for God the Father. Just as F -IF » W -IF "IF "IF V W 5F^ WWW W REAL ESTATE, the Christian Church for the words of Christ. Just [so does the Independent F inancial A gimi I Church stand for the cotnmunioii of the Holy Ghost. The only evidence we Tillamook, Oregon. have that there is a God, or that there is a son of God is that we believe it. The J~^R. P. J. SHARP, man who does not believe it has n. evidence at all. and is it not just a evident that God is a Spirit, and that h. RESIDENT DENTIST rules iu spirit, as that there was a God that revealed bis will to Moses, or ilia Office across the street from Christ existed and conveyed his ideas t. Court House. men? We can furnish all kinds of Wines, Whiskies, Brandies, Dr. Wise’s office. It requires mere intelligence fo accepi Gin and Bnrn at wholesale prices. the guiding influence of the Holy Glio«' than it did to lie drove by the Jewish •Send us your orders. We ship in plain cases and prepay freight. SARCHET, Read oyer our price list and mail us your orders. Money refunded if goods priesthood or the disciples of Chris' T . The Fashionable T í are not satisfactory. All orders will be treated strictly confidential. When Christ came they rejected bin We ship nil our goods C.O.D , or you can make remittance with your order. through a pretense of belief in God When the Spirit came men rejected |i Cleaning, Pressing and R' WE OFFER AS FOLLOWS : as the guide by claiming loyalty to the 12Qtg. G a II oo ing a Specialty. 12 quarts Sheehan's Private Stock. Rye or Bourbon $3.00 . $«.00 precepts of Christ. 12 quarts Tillamook Rve and Bourbon ............ . . 8 50 3.25 Paul said he preached Christ and him 12 quarts Delaney’s Malt Whiskey................... «.00 3.00 Store in Heins Pliotogi crucified, ore of the men of old said he 12 quarts Gordon White Rve Whiskey............. « 00 3 00 12 quarts Old Gold Bourbon Whiskey ............. would delight himself in the law ot the 7.50 Gallery. 2.75 12 quarts Crescent Rve Whiskey ....................... . 7.50 2.75 Loid, but I find peace in following what 12 quarts Old Port Wine.................................... 3 50 1.25 sppears to me to be the guiding in 12 quarts Old Sherrv Wine ................................ 3 50 1.25 OBERT A. MILLER. fluence of God the Spirit. 12 quarts Old Angelica Wine............................. 3 50 1.25 12 quarts Old Muscat Wine................................ 3 50 It does not concern me wl.at God told 1.25 12 quarts Old Madeira Wine............................ 3.50 1 25 A ttorney - at -L aw , men 4000 years ago, dr what Christ 12 quarts Sweet Catawba Wine....................... 4 50 1.75 said 2000 years »go. What does Goo 12 quarts Sandusky Port Wine........................... 4 50 1.75 Land Titles, Land Office I the Spirit strive to prompt me to do now. 12 quarts Old Tom Gin................... ................... 8.00 3.00 ness and Mining Law- 12 quarts French Cognac .................................... 9 00 Men said “ they are full of new wine,' 3.50 12 quarts California Grape Brandy ................. V- 8 00 3.00 others said " they are mad." If 1 rever PORTLAND, OREG 12 quarts Stanford 3A Rye................................. 11.00 4.00 ence the Spirit, won't I be accused of tile 12 quarts Rainier 3A Bourbon ................ .......... 11.00 4.00 Room, 306 Commercial Build« same 1 Again would I abandon what 12 quarts Monogram O. P. S. Rye or Bourbo 1 2 00 5.00 12 quarts Rock nod Rye .................................... 6 00 gives me peace within for the foolish 2.25 12 quarts Peach and Honey .............................. 6 00 2 25 talk of men who are ill disposed and 12 quarts Milhicw Whiskey, bottled in bond .. Did You Ever Try 10.00 3.50 devilish. "God is a Spirit and Hi Remcmkr, we refund you vour money and repav freight both ways if goods seekest such to worship Him, who wor are not satisfactory. We are exclusive wholesale dealers and sell our goods at HARRIS’S NEW FEED wholesale prices. Nothing but the best. ship Him in Spirit and in truth.” The only God I ever had to do with is LIVERY BARN, Address all Orders to the Spirit God. Christ the son satisfied If not, give him a cal'- Gvsl. the bather that leaves me to light it out with God the Spirit. Everything first-class. S® J. C. Gov« I he pullt ictil unrest and revolutionary outbreaks in Russia have occupied so large a place in the news from that country (hat probably but few of the American people realize the terrible con ditions of famine which prevail over an nr«-a said to be inorej than half as large as that of the United States. Theta con ditions are being brought to the atten- l ion the people of this country at the present time through the activity of the Riisriis ii philanthropist, Nicolas Shi»li. k »IT, who lias recently come here for the purpose of arousing interest and secur Do Not Crowd the Season. ing relief for Ida suffering compatriots. The first warm days of spring brioir To assist hi ihis work a Russian famine with them a desire to get out And enjoy relief committee has been organised in the exhiliiating air and sunshine. New York, with Bishop Henry C. Potter Children that have been houaed up all as pre«i«b nt. Samuel J. Barrows, secre i w mtei and brought out and you wonder tary. and the Morton Trust Company w here they all came from. The heavy I winter clothing is thrown aside aud treasurer The executive committee in- j many shed their tfouneb. Then a cold chide»i R Fulton Cutting, George Foster ■ wave cuiiivs and people say that grip is I’ortlsidy, Isaac N. Seligman. Marcellus epidemic. C«dds at this season are even Hartley Dodge ami a number of other 1 more dangerous than in mid.w inter, as is much moredanger of pneumonia. well known business ami professional | there Take ChanilM*rIain's tough Remedy, men. I'lesident Roosexelt has evinced j however, and you will have nothing to ids interest in the movement by sending j fear. It slwsys cure, and we have * * * Io result in pneu Ina check foi 00, together with a letter 1 never known » a cold uionia when it wan used. I is pleasant warmly commending the work ami ex and suit* to take. Children It like ’it. Foi . pi easing the feeling that the American sale by Clough's Drug Store. Chamberlain'sCough Remedy |M'ople should is» interMed in it, not Is Both Agreeable and Pay Up only from the general prompt ing* of com* Effective. passion, hut that th**y should feel an ca t 'liHtulierlnln'» Gough Rrniedr Im. no All those who are indebted to Dawson I per ia I sympathy Itcauae of the fact dial Broa. ate requested to call and pay up Mperior for vougli». <-<M<t» and croup, Russia hue been a good fiiend to Amer* al once. If not paid liefore the 1st ot | and the fact thnt it w pleaMnt to take April, hill- will he place in the hands ->f a i and contain» nothing in any way m- Iva hi the |«ast. Mr. Shishkoff aaya that collector. juhoim ha. mad.- it a favorite ’with D. iwhon Rnon. the Kussian government had raised the ni-.ther« Mr. W S Pelham, a iner chant of Kirk,ville Iowa. ray. "For sum oi 75. i MM. imhi rubles, and is now Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera more than twenty year» Chamberlain’■ raising a loan <»f 70,000,000 more foe re and Diarrhoea Remedy Cough Remoty ha. I>een mv leading This remedy has lern in use for over remedy for all thr.wt tronhle« Il la ea liet purposes, bm even these immense sums will I h * wholly inadequate for the thirty years and lias proved itself to he liecially aucv-»fiil in caae of croup the uiost succesatsl remedy vet dis stivcrvr of all the «listteased in the famine «Mivered for honel complaints II never Children like it and tuy cuatoiner. who have need it will not lake anv other." districts unless largely siq p’etuented by * fails ‘i Sold by Clough » Dtug Store. For talc by Clough a Dtug Stole. TILLAMOOK LUMBER COCDPÆNY. r 3 : Tillamook Iron Works A. K. CASE, General Machinists & Blacksmiths. TILLAMOOK, OREGON. J MAIL ORDER LIQUOR BUSINESS. Buy your Liquors from the Wholesale House Direct. We Want Your Business. M.JACOB & CO ■ Wholesale Liquor Dealers, 51 Front Street, Portland, Ore. block South of P.O- W. G. HARRIS, P« We assort cnees, if desired ; you can take as many bottles of any kind as you wish Centrally Uosatad Rat«, $1 P«r day LARSEN HOUSE, M H. LARSEN, P f prietoF. TILLAMOOK, OREGON The Beat Hotel in the city. No Chinese Employed. LATIMER BRO- UIIEI 111 HIIBIEStO SHAVING, HAIR CUÎ SHAMPOOING, ETC Elcetric Raths nicely Atteri up.1 persons ruffering with rb<“‘
