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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, OCTOBER 31. 1007 k CHESS CLOCKS. Thars Ara Spacially Constructed On«» U««d In th« Gam«. I THE “MARSEILLAISE’' TWO CHEERFUL LIARS. Curt« Woman's WeaknMMB. We refer to that boon to weak, nervon». lu tier mg women knowu as l>r. Pieice I It Was Written by Rouget ds Lisle In A Qu««r Cherry Tr«« and a Back Ac Favorite Prescription. tion Cannon Ball. One Brief Hour. Dr John Fyfe one of the r-ll'orfal Staff Mr. Finlayson, town clerk of Stirling of T he E clectic M edical R eview says On April 25, 1792, Rouget de Lisle, in tbe latter part of the seventeenth of Unicorn root Pbsm) which tbe military engineer, who had assum ed the aristocratic prefix to become an century, was uoted for tbe marvelous Is one of the chief ingraLenlS of the "t'a officer, was a guest at a banquet given lu conversation. He was on a visit to vorite Prescription”: •A rcm-sly which invariable »< •« »’ • ''’•r by Baron Dietrich, first mayor of the Earl of Monteith and Airtb lu bls Ine Invigorator • • * makes for r.uim«l castle of Tabu, on the loch of Mon Bvlty of the entire reproductive Strassburg. TENTH AND MORRISON STREETS, PORTLAND Ofa ' Be continues "In Belon,a» w,_ naif a m'-ii,'r teith, and was about taking leave Patriotic excitement was at its ment which more fully •m.wers ihe abuv- A. p ARMSTRONG. LL. B., P rincipal n when be was asked by tbe earl wheth nurnoees flkin u'lk other drug ui'h v hlc/i I hi height "Marcbons!” “Aux armes, clto- LJS la.l'e treatment of diseases pe Educates for success in a short time and at small expense, and yens!” were phrases on every lip. But er be had seen the sailing cherry tree. culiar io women It is seldom that a < as« if as the champagne went round the la i "No.” said Finlayson. "Wbat sort of seen which doos not present some Inon n t.nr lent to a position as soon as competent. Quality is our motto, aad'mJ for this rem -iial agent.’ 1» kite dies grew weary and pleaded for an- I a thing is It?” borough work brings us over 100 calls per month for office help. "The following are among the leu lint "It is.” replied the earl, “a tree that lays: Indication» for Helonta, <1 nlcornrool' i etr other topic. Patriotic songs? A hymn itruction insures rapid progress. We teach the loose leaf, the h has grown out of a goose's mouth from or aching In the back. wlih leurorrhees for the army of the Rhine? Something a-onic tweak’condltlodiof lhe rep'oducli»» voucher and other modern methods of bookkeeping. Chartier ¡a™* better than the jingling “Ca ira!” The a stone the bird hid swallowed and orttans of Women, menlM depii-sslon ir.d Ir asy, rapid, legible. Beautiful catalogue, business form« »ad J »'dated wlttf chronic diacaaesol host first suggested a public competi which she bears about with her In ritability. the reprodletlve qrtrans of women : cwislani write today. References: any merchant, any bank, any newspspT*^ tion and a prize. Then he turned to voyages round the loch. It is Just at sensation A heat in the region of rhe k'd- meo/rrtiagij ifloodln?'. due to a w»»k Rouget de Lisle and asked him to present in full fruit of the most exqui neys: ened con/lllvn of/the jure > reproductive »ysteui it pressed or "compose a noble song for the French site flavor. Now. Finlayson." he add smenoiyuo-wi sv/re-sed ur absent niontnlj mommy 'nuD or acconipanying ar Derl'xl/ xVins ’ leoin accompanying ed. “ can you, with all your powers of people.” aunogJufl condition of the dlgesilve organs < thin blood blood) I habit, habit: drawing Rouget de Lisle tried to excuse him memory and fancy, match tbe story of and Aifiemlc (thin aensM’on» In lhe extieme lower part ot the self. Again the champagne passed , the cherry tree?" “Perhaps I can.” said Finlayson ,bdr more or less of the above symptoms round, and just as tbe party broke up a fellow officer about to quit Strassburg clearing bis throat, adding. ‘.'When Oli > l < i ps next day begged De Lisle for a copy of ver Cromwell was at Altb one of tbe cannon sent a ball to Stirling and his forthcoming song. enu orwIIWit Is Unicorn root, or Helonla», "I make the promise on behalf of lodged It In the mouth of a trumpet and the nn-1 ieal pro|>erties of which 11 which oue of the troops In the castle most faithfully represents. your comrade.” Dietrich replied. Of Golden Seal root, mother prominent Rouget de I.lsle reached his lodging was In the act of sounding.” ingredient of -Favorite Prescription.' “ Was the trumpeter killed? ” said tbe close by, but not to sleep. His violin Prof. Finiev Ellingwoud, M. D.. of Ben nett Medical College, Chicago, says: lay on the table. Taking it up, be earl. "It Is an important remedy la disorders o< "No. my lord." said Finlayson. “ He struck a few chords. Soon a melody the womb. In all catarrhal conditions • seemed to grow under his fingers. No I blew tbe ball back and killed tbe artll and general enfeeblement, It Is useful.” Prof. John M. Scudder, M. D., late of sooner had he put down the notes than lerymau who bad fired It!”—Pearson’s Cincinnati, savs of Golden Seal root: Weekly. he dashed off the words. "In relation to its general effects on the system, there U no medicine in twe about uhich Thus having in a brief hour secured there i* such general unanimity of opinion. 1» for himself an undying name he threw Is universally regarded a» the tonic useful id ALEXANDRIAN LIBRARY. all debilitated states.” himself upon his bed and slumbered Prof. R. Bartholow, M. D.. of .leffereon heavily.—Reader Magazine. The Greatest Literary Treasure That Medical College, says of Golden Seal: Hourglasses, or sandglasses, were formerly used for the purpose of meas uring time at chess matches, but now specially constructed clocks are In gen eral use for this purpose. These clocks consist of two clocks mounted on a common base, which moves on a pivot, the two clocks therefore being on the arms of a sort of seesaw. The beam, or base, is so constructed that when one clock Is elevated It stands perfect ly perpendicular, while the depressed clock lies over at an angle, but as the mechanism of each clock is so con structed that It only moves when the clock Is perfectly perpendicular tt fol lows that when the upright clock Is going the depressed clock Is at rest. Another and more modern variety has the two clocks fixed on the same level, but with a small brass arm reaching from the top of one to the top of the other. This arm acts on a pivot and can be brought down into actual contact with one clock at a time by a touch of the finger. When it is thus in contact by an Ingenious device the clock is stopped and the desired result is attained. The working of the clock during a match is simplicity Itself. At tho commencement of the match the hands of each clock point to 12. Then at-the call of "time to commence play" the clock of the first player is started; then as soon as he makes his first move he stope his own clock either by depressing it or by touching the arm referred to, the same motion starting "Valuable in uterine hemorrhage, menor the World Has Lost. (flooding) and congestive dysmvnor» his opponent’s clock. So it goes on Perhaps the largest and most valu rhagia rbopa'painful menstruation'.” STAMMERING. during the entire course of the game, Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription faith able of literary treasures the world each move being marked by the stop has lost was the Alexandrian library. fully represents all the above named in ping of one clock and the starting of Caused More Often by Habit Than by This collection, the most remarkable gredients and cures the diseases fur which they are recommended. Defective Vocal Organs. the other. “Stammering Is often more the re of the ancient world, is said to have contained in its most flourishing period sult of habit than from any defect of COUNTERFEIT BILLS. the vocal organs,” says an authority. 400.000 or. according to others, 700,- 000 manuscripts. Its royal founder Tha Check Letter Test on United “It is generally, If not nlways, caused collected from all nations their choic Opposite the Post Offiee. by a spasm of the larynx, resulting States Currency. est compositions. We are told that one from nervous contraction of the or The United States government prints of ills successors went so far as to re <8? Its currency and numbers Its bills in a gans, thus refusing to permit a proper fuse to supply the Athenians with flow of the air current producing tone. series of four, so that every piece of wheat until they had given him tbe paper money turned out bears one of Teople rarely or never stammer when original manuscripts of .-Eschylus. the check letters—A, B, C, D. One of singing, for then the attention is di Sophocles and Euripides. When Ju these letters is always found in two vided between words and music, the lius Caesar laid siege to the city the places on a United States bill, in the nervousness Is momentarily forgotten I greater portion of this library was de upper left hand corner and in the low and the passage of the air current I stroyed by fire. It was later replaced Has received a fini .in er right hand corner. The placing of through the larynx is continuous and by the collection presented to Queen the letter on the bill is not determined unobstructed. meni of Fall aniVi Cleopatra by Mark Antony. But It “Stammering very often is the re by tbe number of the bill. The rule is was not destined to endure long. SHOES, consisting to divide the last two figures on the sult of imitation, sometimes intention When the Emperor Theodosius the See him about your note by four. Should the remainder be al, sometimes unconscious, and the af Great in 391 A. D. ordered the destruc Men’s and IFomani; one, the check letter must be A; should fliction is much more geueral than tion of all heathen temples within the eye-troubles. It will might be supposed. In one compara wear of the best quii it be two, the check letter is B; three, Roman empire, the Christians, led by the check letter is C, and nothing, the tively small section of the city there the Archbishop Theophilus, did not cost you nothing to are thirty-five stammerers, and every letter D. I have also a FIFE SU spare that of Jupiter, in which were For example, I have before me a one of them is able to demonstrate to kept the literary treasures. From this get his advice and of Boy’s and .l/n five dollar certificate. Its number is his own satisfaction not only that he general destruction about 4,000 manu your eyes examined. 81480730. The terminal number is 30. does not stammer very badly, but that scripts escaped, only to be burned in School Shoes, solidi Divide by four. The result Is seven some other person he knows stammers 640 by Saracens under the Caliph leather, insole anin Satisfaction guaran a great deal w-orse than himself. Omar.—Argonaut. ?vlth two over. The check letter is B. Here is a yellow back gold certificate Every stammerer is Intensely sensitive ters. Mo paste l< teed. with twenty-three as Its terminal num about his Infirmity, rarely forgives and A Pretty Fast Clock. never does forget any allusion to it counters. her. Divide this by four, and we have He was standing in front of the clr- five with three over. C Is the check which in his mind savors of ridicule.”— cular clevator Indicator in one of the St. Louis Globe-Democrat. letter. office buildings, watch In band. It was My Children’s Shoes are the best in the City. A Should this rule of four fall to work the morning after, and I suppose ______ that on any United States currency note Comedy In a Back Street. run all over town looking for cheap shoes, k you may bet all you have that the About 10 o’clock one morning two he had forgotten to concern himself with the frivolous detail of winding the Bed Shoe Store, where you will find tlui money is bad. Some counterfeited bills men met and began threatening and that you are looking tor. are right to their check letters, but a calling each other names. One finally his timepiece the previous evening. great many are not so If the rule of called the other a liar, and tbe two His equilibrium was far from stable, Mo Charge for Sewing rips on Shoes bought of u four works. The bill may be still bad, men were about to grapple when a and his eyes, unsteadily following the but If It doesn't It Is surely bad. This woman opened the door and said, Indicator hand, blinked with efforts at comprehension as he tiled to set his rule applies only to United States cur "Gentlemen, are you about to fight?” watch. EVERYTHING FOR rency and not to national bank notes. “We are!” they answered together. “ 'Dlculous clock (hie)—very 'musing —Minneapolis Journal. Then have the kindness to wait a PHYSICIANS’ moment,” she continued, "My bus- (hie)—very fast pace we live (hlc) band has been sick for weeks and Is thesh days (hie)—pretty fast fer my Spain's Buried Weslth. PRESCRIPTIONS The Carthaginians and the Tyrians now just able to sit up. He Is very ole timer (hlc)—'dlculous—can’t seem regarded Spain as El Dorado. It is downhearted this morning, and if t’ catch It (hlc)—whoa!—there you are but a poor country today, but potential you’ll only waft till I can draw him —gone again (hlc). Pshaw!—'dlculous We specialize on prescription wealth lies in its rock bound hills, just up to the window I know he'll be very clock.” I left him still trying to gat his as in the days of the ancients. When grateful to both of you.” compounding and therefore those acquisitive mnrlners, the Phoe She disappeared into the house, and watch Into conformity with the speed carry a stock which repre nicians. first set foot In the country after one look Into each other’s face lug Indicator.—Boston Traveler. sents everything that physi they exchanged their commodities, the men smiled, shook hands and de cians hereabout are likely to How a Flea Jump«. says Aristotle, "for such Immense parted together.—London Telegraph. prescribe. All new worthy It is said that a flea leaps 200 times quantities of silver that their ships pharmaceuticals are here as Its height, and while It usually does could neither contain nor sustain the Next Door to Tillamook County Bank. An Up Stroke. soon as out and our line of load, though they used it for ballast Sometimes lightning strikes up In land on Its feet, it often fails, especial prescription drugs is coin nnd made their anchors and other Im stead of down, If we are to believe a ly when It falls on a perfectly smooth plements of silver." So rich in silver story told many years ago of a party surface, where tbe claws can get only plete nt all times. Onlv goods was the country then that the people of men standing, on the porch of a a slight hold. A flea has six legs, of highest purity and quality are said to have made their commonest church far up on the side of a lofty whose great length and bulk make are ever used. domestic utensils of the metal and mountain In Styria. They were look them so heavy that they must be a Physicians who are ac great help lu keeping their owner right even their mangers. The Romans ing down Into the valley below, whore quainted with our stock and found that their greedy forerunners a great electrical storm was raging, side up when It makes one of those had sadly diminished the precious and. wlth,the sun Bblnlng upon them gigantic Jumps, and wheu It lands up methods invariably feel sure Ì of store, .vet enough was left to satisfy at their altitude, were enrapt by the side down or In some other way Its liest results from tlie medi not a few proconsuls. strange sensation. Suddenly a bolt ability to kick Is so great that not more V cines they have prescribed came up from tbe valley and killed «ev than oue wriggle Is needed to set things « when they see our label on right. A flea's wings are mere scales Ths Truthful Woman. en of the party.—Circle. the bottle. 1 and of no use. But small and worth- It Is no exaggeration to, say that a less as they are. they tell the entomolo- ! more or loss truthful woman Is looked Expert services dav or night. Going and Coming. upon with grave suspicion. What is Prices ns low as anywhere. "What’s that nolBe?" asked the ▼ is- gist something about the proper class! fication of the Insect To the flea Itself more, nobody believes her. If she Itor In the apartment house. Mav we 611 your prescriptions ? I quite truthfully pronourices her age to “Probably some oue In tbe dentist's they have no value.—St. Nicholas. lie twenty nine everybody at once aays rooms on the floor below getting a then she must lie at least thirty five, tooth out," said bls host Polishing Small Article«. while if she should ever be cajoled in CHAS. I. CLOUGH It is said that a high polish may be "But It seems to come from the floor to admitting the number of proposals above.” obtained after nickel plating on small she had In her youth It will only con Reliable Druggist, “Ah! Then It's probably the Popleys’ steel articles, such as screws, by tum Arm the popular impression that she baby getting a tooth ln.”-rhlladelphla bling them with leather and dry rouge. had beeu very lucky to catch a hus Press. The articles are placed tn a tumbling Tillamook, Ore band at ell.—London Ladles' Field. barrel with leather scraps. Some dry I --------------------- --- • ft « '• « « « « a Th« Tramp'« Excu««. rouge is put Into t'ae barrel along with . f Fore« of Habit. Beuevolent Man (who has given a the screws and leather and tbe whole We CClant all Rinds of Proda««- 1 Redd-I see that man Finn has rot tramp some work) — You’re working tumbled for some time. The rouge an automobile. slowly, my man. Tramp-I'm trying to coats the surface of the leather and Call and See Us. Citation. Greene -And It was quite amusing to spin It out. Who knows when I shall causes it to act like a polishing wheel. ace him the first week he had It. get any more?—Meggendorfer Blatter. Canvas scraps may be used in place of , In the County Court of the State of Oreson for the County of Tillamook * "How so?" leather. In the matter of Estate; “Why. every time he'd blow hla of Nel« Sather, dr-5 Citation, Th« Soft Answer. ceased. 1 horn he'd stop and look around. He “Father, do all angels have wings?" Politeness. M"rU Sather. Hilm. used to peddle fish, you know!"—Yon •No, my son. your mother has none." «»‘hrr.Jutlu. Sather Bertha Sather and Lady (to Irish gardener. who I Nora Dorothy Sather, heirs of NFI «i kers Statesman. And then she said gweetly that he "obliges" by the day)—Well. Dan. and I SATHER, deceased, .nd all per.On^ might go to the club If he wouldn't wbat do I owe you for today? Dan- Nel« sltteT i',,tr”ted ,o the «‘«te of In Automobiledem. stay late.—Atlanta Constitution. Sure, ma'am. I'd sooner tie taking the ' thi State of Oregon. You Scientist Light travels at tbe rste of half crown you'd be offering me than and each of you. are hereby comm am-led r« appear before the Honorable Count? Court about 187,000 miles a second Chsuf the 2 shillings I'd be asking of you.— of the State of Oregon In «nd for Modest. It is safe now to ,el1 * “'¿jd feur-Gee, that's goln' some I Anto John Sharp Williams talks cf writing Tillamook at the Court House "Did be ask her father for her band Punch. In the City of Tillamook. Tillamook Count? F.uthuslast (slightly d«af>—rardon me. in marriage?" a new work on Thomas Jifferson. This Oregon, on the Wth dar of December imi?' setting forth the w,’n at tne hour of 11 o'clock a m of „¡d d^i •Ir. But what make machine was It Bird« and Feathers. is a subject nl inexhaustilile freshness nnd eanebrnke bear in Fabias "No. He needed 110. and he didn't »"•hewessw. I» an? exist, wh? an order you just mentioned? Bohemian. Mistress -Mary, have you any rooted ■hould not be granted to Raleigh P. Trimble variety for every Democrat and for both veisatility in retreat want to ask for too much at once."— objections to using a feather duster? i administrator of said estate, to sell all thè sides oi every Democratic controversy. Cleveland Hain Dealer. has been taking lessons fro" KOP*nT «nd belonm Hsr Cl«vsrn«ss. This room looks as If you had. Maid- i ili' >ng io saM estate, to srlt The southe«* A new cipher discorerv * _ Standatd Oil has not raised the price 8be Mary Graham Is certainly a Yes, mum. I have I belongs to the H« Had Hopes. very clever woman, yet abe has little of oil since June, bnt has lately increased that Shakespeare's play* * Young lady (owner of great estates?— Audubon society -Harper's Weekly to say. II« That's where her clever. As far as the eye can reach, all the th* charge for cooperage. Since lhe by the earl of Southamp«* Mee comee in. She leads a man to be- laud belongs to me Admirer (respect- 5""» ,m1 *•> of a*id court affixed this 2»th day of October 19OT court Harrisbwrg exploit of selling cubic feet that so many of the P<*’ ’ It la easier to suppress tbe first de tleve that she thinks he Is worth Us- fully)—I hope you are net ab unsighted. G. B. LAMB. of sir nnder a table lor mahogany tbe erica where cnpa hie sire than It Is to satisfy all tilt follow L tiing to.-Pick Me-Up. » - Clerk of the County Court —Stray Stories. It—Franklin. .. October 31st 1907. Brst publicntioi possibilities of bung-holes bate taken an while «11 the other November 28th, 1907, last pubUciiioa. produced his equal «reo <*» upward shoot. I have just o plete line of up the most coa STAPLE & FANC GROCERIES ill Tillamook, all new and Fresh. T| prices are no higher than others. We most cordially invite you come and look at what we have ai get our prices, whether you buy not. W. M. MILLS, Red Front Shoe Stori P. F. BROWNE. AfleN HARNESS, COLLARS, etc You Use W. A. WILLIAMS i Opened up for Busine SAPPINGTON & CO A Full Line of Groceries. Float’, Feed, Tinaia*®» and Crockery. iOlsen Building, ÄS m