TILLAMOOK
HEADLIGHT, JUNE 27,
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that was to shock tbe Western girls into
cries of wonder.
Jap Huckster’s Harvest.
Not Legally Married
The
The Oregon
Oregon Cheese Co., Incorported,
is prepared to buy all the first class
cheese that comes along. Spot cash
and highest price. Factory men will
do well to see R. Robinson, the mana,
ger, before selling. He will be in
Tillamookagood part of the time dur
ing the season. Only the best stock
’van ted.
from Edward M. Sharp,
D D., stated Secretary o( the Port 1 »nd
Presbytery, to a citizen of Cloverdale,
ssys that Rev. Wingert was an ordained
minister, but he had been suspended
from the Ft. Dodge, Iowa, Presbytery
and had no right to exercise an) of the
functions of minister of the gospel. Mr.
Sharp says he consulted a prominei
attorney of Portland, who informs him
that, in his «»pinion, any marriage cere,
monies Wingert may have perfuinied
litre were nut legal. Rev. Sharp also
8H)s that it
his opinion that Nir.
Wingert may have acted iu good fanh,
as he was suspended from the Ft. Dodge
Presbytery during his absence, that
body proceeding, not withstand ing it was
unable to find him to serve citations,
and it is possible lie did not know of bis
suspension until receiving notice to ap
pear in Puritan«! and explain.
The
Stated Secretary further states be does
not believe Wingert would have re
peated any of Ins old offenses at Tiila
niiHik .had be not feared prosecution
from Iowa parties and fell lie must have
money to get away from there. He
advises that it is the best and safest for
those who were married by Wingert to
have tbe ceremony performed over
again and to ascertain if their marriages
have been properly recorded at the
court house.—Courier.
A letter
Complete set of Abat^
But walking along Surf avenue Miss
Metcalf espeied a pigmy Jap behind a
bagatelle board with a cheap Oriental
crockery prize bung up ou pegs behind.
In an instant both girls were dancing
about the huckster's stand, fairly shriek,
ing their delight. They wanted the
little flower vaBes and the tea cups and
saucers, and, oh it was the most wonder,
ful tempting sight that ever happened
in any land. They spent half an hour
and much of tbeir allowances stripping
tbe Jap of his wares. Then they said
they bad seen all they wanted to see of
Coney Island, and would the gentleman
Fred C. Baker. Publisher.
reporter please take them back to their
hotel.
" New York is very nice, but I don’t
OREGON GIRL8
TURN
UP
126 Fifth Street, Portland.
think
I'd care to visit it more than
NO8E8 AT PET WONDERS.
Reference, Tillamook County Bank.
once,'' said Miss Metcalf, as with Editor
Mias Metcalf 8nlffs
and Mias Bates and her sixteen companions she
got aboard the train for Chicago last
Woolrey, Bored, Thinks
night. ” Of course, your women are
Sights “ Tolerable.”
very beautiful and you have lots of other
Those of us who have grown to think things that we haven't out in the West.
that the terrestrial horizon is born at the But I like to live In a place where I can
Battery and expires at the Bronx will lie see a sunset when I want to. and I think
chagrined and pained to learn that tbe a tall tree is more beautiful than a sky
j. P. flLtUEN, Proprietor.
seventeen girl champions just in from scraper any day.
“ Your New York men look to be so
Oregon don’t care a cent's worth for
tired. There isn’t the red in their laces
New York.
A New York American reporter that flushes the cheeks of a fellow 1—
Special Attention paid to Tourists.
plucked two of the prettiest from Editor and (hastily) they don't seem ever to
A
First
Class
Table. Comfortable Beds and Accommodation.
ABOUT FARM MACHINERY
Bates’s bouquet of Western beauty have had any sleep. Do you think we'll
like
Chicago
better
?
We
re
going
to
yesterday and took them sightseeing
McCormick’s and Osborne’s are
from cellar to garret in the effort to im sen that next and then go back to Ore.
the Best and Cheapest.
press the damsels with the glittering gon, you know, This has been a tine
You
don
’t want a rake that is weak
time,
but
I
think
I
wish
I
were
back
glories of their country’s inetropoli».
in the head and weak in the joints or
Miss Ada Metcalf, champion cow there now.”
that has faulty teeth do you ? You had
milker ,of Carval, Ore., stood upon the
The State of Oregon is sturdily and
roof of the Flatiron Building and, look beautifully represented in New York to better buy a McCormick or Osborne and
ing down on teeming Broadway and day by seventeen fair daughters of take no chances.
A telephone connection with all the
patrician Fifth avenue, sniffed a most Oregon farmers. They are taking a trip
world
’s wheat fields would enable one
contemptnous sniff.
through the effete East under the
" I suppose you build ’em so high” guidance of Mr. Philip S. Bates, editor to hear McCormick and Osborne machine
she said, “because spuce in the air is of the Pacific Northwest, a farmers’ at work continuously from January 1st
to December 3lst.
cheap. Nothing very grand about tha' paper in Portland, Ore.
A McCormick knife grinder willcbarp-
aort of akyacraping as far aa I can see.”
Next Door to Tillamook County Bank.
They are now on exhibition, red en any thing from a pair of scissors to a
Miss Woolrey Unimpressed.
cheeked and husky, at the Hotel Martha mower knife.
Miss Andrey Woolrey, premier mule Washington.
A fool and his money are soon parted.
driver of the Rockies, sat in the wildly,
The girls have seen some few things
tumbling car of the •' shoot the chute«'' already, but in a shopping trip in New Buy a McCormick and don’t part with
at Coney Inland. The reporter made a York they saw things which they think your money for repairs on your mowers.
A successful farmer is a practical one
lunge after Ins breath, caught it, and beat everything else.
who thinks out his work and then
gasped; " By gee, gills, how's that for
“ This is Miss Aida Matcalf, of Benton works out his thoughts.
a thriller 7”
County, who can milk ten cows with
McCormack and Osborne machines
“ Tolerable” agreed . Miss Woolrey out resting,’’ remarked Mr Bates, intro
might well be indorsed by the humane
with a bored look. “ But did you evei ducing one of the best lookers
society—they are so easy on the horBes.
tumble down a Western mountain with
“ I can do that,’’ said Miss Aida, with
McCormack arid Osborne machines
a tbirty-six mule team and a wagon load tbe accent on the “ can,” “ but I don’t
Orders for Lumber promptly attended to.
have been tested thiough seventy-four
of dynamite trying to catch you ?”
do it regularly. It’s just when I’m harvests and have grown . in favor
The two girls from the golden west hurrying up to go to a dance.”
through each one.
went through New York with a patient
” And this is Miss Ellen Harrison, of
McCormick levers arealways within
expression of disinterestedness much the Tillamook County. Let s see, yon are
reach;
a fact which every farmer ap-
same aa a New Yorker feels when his the—’’
predates.
Podunk friend poiuts out the beauties of
” I am the champion cheese maker,’’
McCormick’s and Odborne’s world
the local opery house.
answered Miss Harrison : “ they make wide reputation is not the result of ac
The reporter meant to dazzle and $3,000,000 worth of cheese in my county
PROPRIETOR
bring out a crop of excited " Oh's” and every year.’’ Miss Harrison had her cident—it is the reward of merit.
Like the town criers of old, tbe farmer
“Ah's'* that he could tell his grand lines down pat.’’
sing out the praises of McCormick ami
children alioiit. Neither Miss Metcalf
” And this is Miss Grace McCoskey, Osborne machines until they are known
or Miss Woolrey, of Marrow, Oregon, of Yamhill County.”
wherever grain is groivu.
had been in an elevator until Editor
” Champion hop picker, also buck
Now ie the time to get your machin»
Hates installed them at the Martha wheat, haul hay and go to McMinn
oil and extras.—B. O. SltVFFBR, Agent.
Washington Hotel.
Boiler Work, Logger’s Work and Heavy Forging.
ville College in the winter time,’’ were
•' First time you go up in these lifts.” Miss McCoskey’s accomplishments.
Fine Machine Work a Specialty.
From
very
early
times
the
wind
has
he said with urban tenderness, “there's
” The queen of the bunch.” Mr.
kind of a funny gone feeling catches you Bates added, 11 is Mrs. Daisv Stansell, been used by man as a eourse of me.
in the throat. But that’s nothing, and nee Betterley. Was she married on the chanical power, and so far is it from
being superseded by other forces thai
you musn't lie scared."
way ? Well, not exactly. It was like
projects have recently been put forward
Hotel Elevator a Mere Toy.
this. She wrote me before we started if
Theelevatm rushed to the top floor so she could bring her sister along. I said. to utilize it to a far greater extent than
fa»t that even the reporter felt queer. ‘ Sure thing,' but when she joined us on ever, especially for electric lighting.
With this object in view, an investiga
The Western girls went through it with the train she didn't have her sister along
lion of the average state of the wind
out a whimper.
at ull, but a brand new husband.”
has been made in England. It has been
"There's one in a mine shaft near
Carval that runs down more than half a
Liquid air is at last being manufactured found that approximately half the lime
mile,” explained Miss Metcalf niialestly. on a commercial scale, a London tirm the mean wind velocity is ten miles an
“Wegiils used to ait on the aides will' having recently opened its works. It ii hour, and lot*about one.third of the time
out feet hanging over for fun."
claimed that this plant, w hich is driven fifteen miles. In tbe w inter the averages
The abashed newspa|ier man took by a 250 horse power engine, is the first are high^ 'The great difficulty arises
We can furnish all kinds of Wines, Whiskies, Brandies,
them to view the splendors of the in any country to produce liquid air at from the calm periods, which may last
Waldorf “ Funny mountain sunset,” such a price that it can be freely used three days or even a week; but it has
Gin and Hum at wholesale prices.
said Miss Woolrey, looking al one of the in industrial enterprises. No chemicals tieeii shown that economical l.gliting Send us your orders. We ship in plain cases and prepay freight
$100,000 pictures.
“ Do
they have of any kind are used in the production. plants can be based upon wind power
Read over our price ... list and
mail
us 7 your orders. mviicv
Money ICIUl
.efunded if goodi
.
- ii .
them green here in the East 7'
In these two respect—the alwence of by providing gasoline motors to take up nre not satisfactory. All orders
orde.s will be treated strictly confidential.
confidential
K
The reporter decided that he'd shock chemicals in the process of manufacture the work w henever the w ind fails.
We ship nil our goods C.O.D , or you can make remittance with your order.
the Western visitors into orgies of and the great reduction in the cost of
Genoa nod Milan are to be connected
WE OFFER AS FOLLOWS :
amazement with the Suhway. They production—the system adopted has ere.
by a marvelous electric railroad eighty
12 Qt., Gallon.
boarded a Broadway express Isiund ated a revolution and has led to the use
12 quarts Sheehan's Private Stock. Rye or Bourbon...
five miles in length, which is to cost
$8.00
$3.00
downtown. “ Old Grover mins out in of liquid air for many purposes, the
12
quarts
Tillamook
Rve
and
Bourbon
...............
♦47.000,000. The excessive cost is owing
3.25
12 quarts Delaney's Malt Whiskev...... ......................... 8.50
our country has a tunnel twice as long chief of which is the production of low
to the nature of the country through
3.00
12 quarts Gordon White Rve Whiskey................................... 8 8.00
and time» as high,” remarked the un- temperatures for chemical work.
00
3.00
which the line w ill pass. It will require
12 quarts Old Gold Bourbon Whiskey' ................ ..................
7.50
impressed Miss Metcalf, " and we put
2.75
12 quarts Crescent Rye Whiskey.................
19 tunnels, one of w hich will be twelve
7.50
2.75
our pillars forty feet apart.”
12 quarts Old Port Wine..........................................................
Every Man His Own Doctor. miles long. There will be 372bridges and
3.50
1.25
12 quarts Old Sherrv Wine......................... .............................
“ How's that for a bridge 7" asked the
The average man cannot afford to em the road will be six years in the course
1.25
12 quarts Old Angelica Wine..................... .............................. 3 50
guide, with some diffidence by this time, ploy a physician for every slight ailment
3.50
1.25
of construction. The coat of the line
12 quarts Old Muscat Wine...............................
as a B R. T. tram snaked them over the or injury that uiay occur iu his family,
1.35
12 quarts Old Madeira Wine.................................................... 3 50
nor can he afford to nrglect them, as so construction alone will be $500,000 per
3.50
1 25
famous structure. " Up our way they slight
12 quarts Sweet Catawba Wine................ .......'
an injury as the scratch of a pin mile. The line will be double-tracked and
4 50
1.75
12 quarts Sandusky Port Wine..................
span gullies with higher bridges than Ims been known to cause the loss of a
there will be no grade crossings. Trains
1.75
12 quarts Old Tom Gin........................................"................... 4 50
this.’’ Mias Woolrey demurely vouch, limb. Hence every nmn must from
8.00
3.00
will consist of three care, each accom
12 quarts French Cognac........................ "'"H'"”'..........................
aafed. " But of course I suppose it an. necessity be his <>« n doctor for this class
9.00
3 50
12 quarts California Grape Braudy
...................
of ailments. Success often de,tends modating fifty passengers. It is pro
swers your purpose all right.”
3.00
12 quarts Stanford 3A Rye...................................................... 8.00
upon prompt treatment, which can only posed to run twenty trains a day, and it
11.00
4.00
12 quarts Rainier 3A Bourbon ................................................
No Frill« Even at Coney.
be had when suitable medicines are kept is estimated that the daily traffic will b*
4.00
12 quarts Monogram Q. P. S. Rye or Bourbon ................... 11.00
The reporter said he thought it didn't. at hand. Chamberlain's Remedies have
12
00
5.00
12
quarts
R«»ck
and
Rye
................................
.................
6000 passengers.
A very complete
But he wasn't quite sure of anything been in the market for many years and
2.25
12 quarts Peach and Honey ........................... *........................ 6 00
schedule has been arranged to take care
6 00
any more and begun to lose faith even enjoy a good reputation. They sell for
2 25
12 quarts Millvkw Whiskey, bottled in bond
35 cents a bottle
of the express and local traffic as well as
10.00
3.50
in the fiHthcoming Coney as a shocker.
Chamberlain'sColic.Cholera and Diar the freight of that section of the country
Remember, we refund you vour money and repay freight h
are not
___________
_____ We
_ are exclusive wholesale dealers* and oth ways •f gnods
satisfactory.
The island showmen certainly did their rhoea Remedy for bowel complaints.
sell our goods at
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for The power will be derived from a 24,000 whulesale prices. Nothin« but the l est.
best to bring forth a peep of amazement
When the Western girls shot the chutes coughs, colds, croup and whooping horse-power hydraulic generating plant.
Address all Orders to
cough.
they turned on extra speed into the
Chamberlain's Pain Balm(an antiseptic Do Not Neglect the Children.
oar«.
The forty.mule team young liniment) for cuts, bruises, burns, sprains,
At this season of the year the first un
woman tucked stray whip« of hair swellings, lame back and rlieimat'c natural loueeneea of a child's bowels
nonchalantly under the rim of her cow pains.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver should have immediate attention. The
boy hat aa tbe ears rounded the most Tablets for constipation, biliousness and beet thing that can be given i» Chandwr
Wholesale Liquor Dealers
Iain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea
daring curves They prodded the ele stomach troubles.
Chamberlain’s Salve for diseases of Remedy followed by castor oil as directed
phant Mis« Woolrey rode until it stood
with bottle of the remedy For sale by
on its hind legs and bellowed with rage the skin.
W^asaort cams. .i de.red ; you.eari take
many
of
One bottle of each of these five pre. Clough's Drug Store.
** Lots more excitrmeut on a healthy parations coma but $1.25. For sale by
cay use. she said aa she slipped lithely Clough's Drug Store.
He Fired the Stick.
•' I have tired the walking stick I've Centrally boeated.
off the monster's back. *
carried
over 40 years, on account of a
▼ *
_
Rates, $1 Pep day
"The Trip to the Moon.” acenic rail
Colic and Diarrhoea.
•ore that rv-eirted every kind of treat,
road« and red mill» left no impression.
Pains in the stomach, colic
___ and merit, until I tried Hu klens Arnica
" By Jink« we ll fetch 'em with the diarrhoea are quicklv relievrd by the use Halve; that has healed ^the sore and
Ferris wheel,” said the Coney preoa of Chamherlmii'a Colw. Cholera »nd made me a happy man, write« John
th i AiiaJ?A!yi,,SB,'<’ Proprietor.
Diarhoe Reiuedy
When in neeJ of
agent, and they started toward this such a medicine, give it a trial. For Garrett, of North Mills. N C. Guaran.
teed for Piles, Burns, etc., by C'luis. I.
piec« de resistance—last of th« marvels saleby Clough'» Drug Store.
Clough, druggist. 25c.
The Beat Hotel in the city, Ko Chinese Employed.
^illamook
jjtabligljL
A ttornmv . w ,
•
THE OREGON CHEESE COMPANY,
in office.
Resident,,
Office opposite
a
Both phoKt
w.
C00pE1
H.
A ttorney - at - ìj ,
T illamook ,
C arl haber L ace
ATTORNEY-AT-Uj-j
deutscher
the Post OS«,
THE ALLEN HOUSE,
H. GOYNE,
Headquarters for Travelling Men.
A ttorney - at -L«
Office : Opposite Cauti
T illamook , O ir J
HARNESS, COLLARS, etc.
A.
You Use Them. A
We Sell Them.
T illamook ..
H. UPTON, Ph.G.j
P pysician
1
A. K. CASE,
Tillamook Iron Works
General Machinists & Blacksmiths.
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON.
MAIL ORDER LIQUOR BUSINESS.
Buy your Liquors from the Wholesale
House Direct.
M. JACOB & CO
51 Front Street, Portland, Óre
LARSEN HOUSE,
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON
Svw X
and
Office first door EastoO
Beals’ officè. rane
I
Spruce and Cedar Shingles.
Cheese and Butter Boxes a specialty.
TILLAMOOK LUMBER. COMPANY.
A
w. SEVERAL
ttorn Ev- at -L u
W. A. WILLIAMS & CO., 0
Fir and Spruce Lumber.
a®
'
Office across the street and
The Best Hotel.
4
Taxea W¡
T. BOALS, MJM
PHYSICIAN
& SURC
TILLAMOOK.
Office; Olson Building.
Residence: Mrs. Walktti
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C. HAWK,
'V
PHYSICIAN & SITE '
BAY CITY, OW .
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B
homas w . ros
T
PHYSICIAN & SI
Office : Opposite Post
Residence : Allen H ouk , Till
pk
R. BEALS,
REAL ESTATE,
F inancial At
Tillamook, Oregon.
J2) r - P. J- SHARP,
RESIDENT
DENT!
Office across the street w
Court House.
Dr. Wise’s office
sarchet ,
T
. The Fashionable
Cleaning, Pressing and *
ing a Specialty. |
Store in Heins Photof*
Gallery.
_ Jja
OBERT A. MILI
A ttorney - at -L*»
Land Titles, Land 0®*’
ness and Mining
PORTLAND,
Room, 300 Commercial
Did You Ever TH
HARRIS’S NEW
LIVERY BAI’’
If not, -give him *
Everything
first-da«*
block Sc'«th of
W. G.
H.^ r R&